Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-12-13

forfeit the entire purse, which is S325,
and for every round after ten Cans is
to pay Dobbs $50; so If he stays the
twenty rounds he will receive the
purse given by the Eureka Athletic
Club, and $500 for the extra ten
rounds, which makes total of $S25.
PREFERS FITZ.
| Jim Jeffries' latest announcement:
IL would prefer match with Fitz-
simmons, but IL the Cornishman does
not come to the front, 1 will give
Sharkey the next chance"
ARE ANXIOUSLY WAITING.
The announcement made recently in
the official bowling journal of the West,
that all was not right in the financial
situation of the National bowling tour
nament, has caused great deal of in
terest in Akron where there are three
tSdhio LiiHL hdNO lutlT III
tentlon Of making entry. 1t is under
stood that the Grands have already
sent their money, and that the other
teams were just ready to send when
the announcement was made. AS the
entries close Dec. 10, the Akron teams
are anxious to have the matter cleared
up at once, SO that they may send
IN their money in time to take part in
the tournament.
MOSTLY HARVARD.
Eastern cities pick the following for
the All-Ameiican eleven: Left end,
Campbell, Of Harvard; left tackle,
Blagden, of Harvard; left guard, War
ner, Of Cornell; center, Sargent, of
Harvard; right guard, Olcott, of Yale:
right tackle, Cults, of Harvard; right
end, Henry, Princeton; quarter back.
Morley, of Columbia; left half, Weeks,
of Columbia; right half, Herman, of
Harvard; full back, Graydon, of Har-
ward.
PUGILISM.
There were two knockouts, one de-
cision on foul, and one victory with
out knockout. in the pugilistic field
Last night George C'KidiD Lavigne
knocked out Tim Hegarty, of Austria
liza, In the fourth round of a fast fight
mt Oakland, Cal. with a left hook ON
the jaw.
George Moore, Of Saginaw, Mich.
and Tommy McCune, of Detroit met
mt Bay City, Mich, and Moore WAS
given the decision because of n fou,
McCune struck him in the DIT Of tho
stomach, and the doctors worked with
Moore for ten minutes before tbev
We're able to get him to his drcssins
room.
Eddie Gardner, of Wheeling, knock
ed out Eddie Daley of Baltimore IN
n not fight at Cumberland, Nd. and
Hughey McWlnters, of New York pot
the decision over Martin Judge. of
Philadelphia, in Is round eo ,t Mn,
Gle, Ind. The last fight was very even,v
matched.
PEERLESS WON.
inc Peerless bowlers defeated tbo
ihiperials In two games out of tbree
on the Howard ST. alleys. The scores
were as follows:
Peerless-76l, S64, S36.
lmperlals-7S5, S1s, 73l.
lhere were several scores higher
than 100, and Moore, of the Peerless
rolled 2O2 in the second game.
RAMPANELLI STILL GAINING.
hampanelli increased his lead over
hard In the fourth game of tho ser.
les mat these two are entered upon.
Tor the pool playing championship Of
Akron last night Hard got an excel.
tent start and then lost 1t again. after
which he was unable to catch IN. Tba
scores to date are as follows: Ram.
paneili-lO4, l0l. 100, 9S. Hard-7o
%, 40 s6 The totals are 403 and 261
Inc last game of the series viii he
played tonight.
FIRST GAME TONIGHT
The first game In the Kirkwood.
south End series will be rolled on tba
Main st. alleys tonight. The hand.
some trophy that was Offered NV
frank Cohen to the winners of the
series Is the prize. Both teams are
confident that they will win It,
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