Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-01
THE STANDING.
TODAY'S GAMES.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.

Kaufman buwlcd n remarkable game
on the Grand alleys Friday evening
In the two man tournament.
He is paired with Blank In the con.
test. Last night they met and defeat
ed Grille and Moore three straight
games and the high score of 256.
Carter and Snyder won two out Of
three games from Frain ana HowInnd.
None Of the klrkwood players showed
anything like their usual form. Bar
ron and Kolb are still in the lead In tho
tournament.
Last nights results were M follows
Carter and Snyder. $50. 3OS 3i2 3l4
Fraln and Howlnnd. :. 375 330 305
Kaufman and Blank -. 362 IlJ 500
Grille and Moore ....... 300 3l6 275
NEW WEEKS SCEDULE
The schedule for next week has been
arranged. The teams viii play as fol.
lows: Tuesday Frnin and Rowland
vs.. Grille and Moore.
Wednesday, Brownell ard Martin VS..
Wolf and Gostlin. Kaufman and
Blank VS.. Snyder and wolf. Friday
Chapman and Koplin VS.. Browncll aud
Martin. Chapman and koplin VS..
Gostlln and Wolf.
OFFERS RECEIVED.
Several offers have been received
for the match arranged between Joe
Walcott and Denver" Ed Martin
Billy Madden does not know as vet
when or where the combat will he
held, but he thinks it may come OF
somewhere in Connecticut.
BURTONS CONQUEROR.
Jesse Hudson, who distinguished
himself by defeating Charles Burton
of Akron, has been matched TO meet
Ed. DuDkhorst, the Human Punching
Rag. They have signed articles to 20
IL rounds before the club Offering the
largest purse for the event. The con
test viii take place on the night oi
June IL.
Although Hudson has never beer
pltted against n man of Duukhorst'
ability he viii make n good showing
lie has terrific punch aud IL very
active for big man. lie has never
been defeated, and has scores of vie
tories over lesser lights TO his credit
EASY FOR McGOVERN.
Aurelia Herrera, who has been toutet
AZ the coming champion of his class
was put out of business at san Fran
cisco Wednesday night by Terry Me
Govern.
There was never "A time at any stag,
OF the gains that McGovcrn did no
have tho ambitious asplrant for cham
ponship honors at his mercy, ant
from disinterested standpoint 4
looked very much AZ II he allowed
Herrera to stay four rounds and ther
put him out easily In the tfth. Whil,
McGovern raIncd blows on his mur
at all times, II was not until the hc
ginning of the NTH that he put hi
strength and weight behind Them
The end came quickly after that Al
I'm rhe first lead Of the right and lef
on the jaw Herrera went down for In,
count. He came up gamely only {,
80 down again. The last time he wa
unable TO get on his feet mt the end o
The count and was declared out.
The preliminary between Damn,
Dougherty and Kid McFadden was
bang-up contest. The crowd was on
Of the largest ever in the pavilion an,
numbered 5000 Referee Wand CAV
satisfaction.
$4,000 PURSE OFFERED.
The first decisive step toward cllnch
ing a battle for Gus Rubin and Jir
Jeffries since the latter arrived /,
New York was taken Wednesday
Billy Madden, representing Ruhlir
and Ed. Homan, OF the San Francisc
Athletic club. had long talk wit
the champion, but. although Homa
made an offer of $4,000 for the figh
10 be held during July or August q
later, nothing OF Importance wa
done as far az the boilermaker wa
concerned,
The latter started for the Pacif
coast Thursday. Homan asked th