Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-15
LEADERS
I OF North End
Club Affairs.
They We're Chosen
Monday Night.
Grand Alley Bowling
League Formed.
5. E. Have Completed Prellmin.
sies For Their Tournament.
S. e. Have Completed prelimin'
sies For Their Tournament.

}. c. TldVc competed fTe'''i"V
sies For Their Tournament.
A big meeting Of the North End
Athletic club was held Monday night
to elect the officers who will take
charge Of club events for the year to
come. Milo Williams was reelected
president; VIM. A. Spencer, vice pres
ident; james Limric, recording secre-
tary; George Blower, financial secre-
tary; Chris Freudemann, sergeant at
arms. The directors will consist Of
the officers already named and the
following; ID. w. Kesler, w. M. Gra-
ham, ], ]. Mitchell and Carl Tetzlaff.
A meeting Of the directors will be
held Immediately and all arrange
ments for the removal of the club to
its new quarters in the Walsh block
will be completed at once.
of the largest ever held by the club
and the prospects for the future sue
cess of the organization are bright.
Four or five teams will be in the
bowling tournament to be started by
the South End Athletic club Nov /,
and for places on these teams there
are already 30 or 80 entries. Those
wishing to play must enter at once
as the teams will be organized Oct. 2S.
The South End club will probably
arrange some friendly game with the
KirkwOods.
FOUGHT A DRAW.
Buffalo, N. Y, Oct. 15.-(Spl.)-Kid
Broad and Dave Sullivan fought II
20-round draw in the arena of the In
ternational Athletic club ut Fort Erie
Monday night. 1t was their fifth en-
counter In the ring, and though open
Ing slowly 1t finished as fast as could
be desired. They opened cautiously,
each with a clear and distinct remem-
brance of the hard knocks received
from the other in past battles
Towards the closing rounds some
savage work was done. During the
early stages Of the fight Sullivan was
often hammering around Broad's body
with singing smashes and heavy
swings, but the kid" was sturdy
and did not weaken or display any
signal of distress.
In the last half dozen rounds Broad
began to rock Sullivms head with
hard drives, and in the eighteenth ant
nineteenth rounds had his man grog
gy and In very bad way. In tn,
closing round sullivan picked up won
derfnlly, and In give aud take Gnis
perhaps more than held his own. Tn
boys We're mixing hard and fast /
the center of the ring with ten sec
onds 20 so when Chief Griffin steppe
into the ring and stopped the bou
saying II was degenerating from
boxing match into fight
TERRY is WILLING.
A. H. Woods, who ~ In Cleyslan
looking after the interests OF Ter
MoGoyem in the absence OF Sal
Harris this week, says that Terry
anxious 10 meet Simms and that
match can very easily be arrange
II the Akron man can make l2S pound
ringsde. Terry win willingly me,
the uldefeated Akron man aftc
Thanksgiving. McGoyern has q
match with the winner of the Sullivan
kid" Broad contest and that is COZ
sidel cd the only bar now to mate
between him and Simms.
BRooKLAWNS CHANCES.
II is regarded as quite possible tn,
Brooklawn will not finish inside Il
money at Newburs this week. III
opinion is advanced by several wi
have been familiar with the hor,
and his work this year. At the A
ron meet he was worked TO the lin
IN the same class In which he will
at Cleveland and received third mon,
by q most unusual chain of circuI
stances. The race at Newburg is 2:
as TO class and his opponents there a
fast as TO quality. Now that Broo
lawn has finished in side the mon
so many times this season the DOS
bility Of lose by him is regarded
Of especial interest
CRITICISMS FOR sIMMs.
Art simms' friends, with the rea
ness usually exhibited In such cas-
ere criticising him readily about t
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