Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-27
position, but this will be attended to
in a short time.
LIKES THE PLACE.


in short time.
LIKES THE PLACE.
Arthur Simms evidently is In favor
of the soft breezes and balmy weather
to be found at this time IN the vicin-
ity Of San Francisco. His trunk has
been sent to him, and Arthur will
endeavor to engage in few quarrels
with such other pugillsts as may be
inclined to become combative.
Henry Young, Arts partner here,
states that he expects the Akron light
weight back home by the first of the
new year.
AWAY FROM HOME.
North Ends will play their Thanks
giving game away from home. The
Salems have asked for return game,
and the team will go there, to play.
Salem people have advertised well,
and the North Ends are well liked
there, and regarded as strong team,
so that it is probable that the contest
will draw well. A large number Of
rooters for the North End club have
announced their intention of going
along, to root for the home team. Its
members have indulged in practice,
and are ready for n hard struggle.
BOWLING.
The Grands won three games from
the Columbias, of Barberton on the
Grand Alleys, last night. The scores
were: Grands, S85, $780, S65. Column
bias, $40, 681, rs. After the game the
Columbus were treated to u line sup
per by their opponents.
The standings Of the bowlers on
the Grand Alleys, in the contests for
the Thanksgiving prizes, offered some
time ago by the manager of the alleys,
are as follows:
Best individual scores Byrider, 242;
and Minton, 223. The best average
for three games: Maranville, 1913, BY
rider, 216. Least number of errors
in three games Byrider 2, Mackey =;
.luul.n :. me contest will close We'd
nesday night
The Empires will go to Barberton,
| tonight, and will play the Columbus
on the BarbertOn alleys. The Empires
have defeated the Columbus twice ON
the Akron alleys, but the Barberton
alleys are regarded as "Jonahs," by
Akron bowlers who have been de-
feated there.
The Acme Bowling club will go to
Kent, tonight, and meet the bowlers
of the latter place on their own stamp
ing grounds. The Kents defeated the
alleys.
WHAT 1T MEANS.
| BY the recent change In some Of the
official heads of the N. Il. A. club,
it is expected that the interests of the
officers Of the club will be more or
less centered, and that the new men
will be able, by having plenty of time,
| to work together for the good of the
club. There has been complete har
mony among the members and officers,
but it was thought some of the changes
were advisable because of the lack Of
|
to attend to the duties Of club Of
ficials.
THE GAME AT CLEVELAND.
Collegians in this vicinity are In a
hush of expectation, awaiting the
game Thursday morning, between Re-
serve and Case, at Cleveland. League
Park promises to be filed to the gates,
when time is called for the game.
Both teams, though stiff and sore from
recent contests, appear for practice
regularly, though they are given but
nominal practice the latter being con-
fined to signal work. Staleness Is fear
ed, and is guarded against as much as
possible.
TERRY is 1T.
Terry McGovern has completed his
training for his battle with Young
Corbett, Thursday, at Hartford, after
eight days of the hardest work of his
career. After ten mile run, and al
examination by a physician, who pro
nounced the little champion to be IL
excellent condition, training was ois
continued. Young Corbett Is regarded
as the most rugged opponent Terry ha
, ever taken on and Terry has takel
! many extra training precautions 70
that reason.
MONEY MAKERS.
> Yale's football receipts for the sea
, son are said to have been the bigges
this year that have ever been taken In
/, Fifty thousand dollars We're realize'
from the games with Harvard ant
Princeton, and about $4,000 from
some of the smaller games. The ex
, penses of Yale athletics are well TAX
en- care Of by other methods than tn
} application of football receipts an,
these winnings are nearly all clea
gain.
INSISTENT RUMOR.
1t Is reiterated, today, by those VIII
ARE supposed to be acquainted wit
the facts, that Fitzsimmons will figh
- Jcffrles as soon as the necessary al
= rangements, and the necessary train
v ing are over This, according to jim
=" Kennedy, would bring the fight SOM
', time in February, Fltzsimmons ha
v been in the habit of retiring from tn
ring, once every little while, durin
. the past few years. That he Is deter
" mined to get into the game agair
" seems highly probable now.
WANT MORE GAMES.