Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-13

at LOUISVILLE, danranan WIS III tno
habit of going out for runs on the
road, coming in all overheated and
doing without rundown, throwing
in great quantities of beer to cool him
self off and smoking pipe that would
put navy's short clay to shame. II
the young man continues to train In
this way 1t will not be long until ho
loses the strength and stamina that
have made him such dangerous
scrapper.
HIRING FROM SMALL TEAMS.
The hiring of young ball players fol
the big league teams continues. First
there was Bracken. After his taking
by Cleveland, comes the hiring of
Gene Wright. Managers are moving
and are watching more from. the small
teams wherever they can find one who
gives promise of showing results.
COLE TOURNAMENT.
The Portage Golf club is preparing
to hold a tri-state golf tournament III
Akron in October. The meet will en-
brace professional and amateur events
and is In charge of III. w. Smith, the
Portage Golf clubs professional man.
He is trying to raise funds for the
meet and for prizes for the different
matches.
Some of the golfers who are ex-
pected at this meeting are: Arthur
Smith and Earnest Way, of Pittsburg,
w. FL. Way and Joe Mitchell, of Cleve-
of Dayton, and the O'Neil brothers, of
Toledo. Besides these there are many
others of fame. This will be the big
gst meeting of golfers that Akron has
had.
LAWSON TALKED.
Boston, Sept. 13.-(Spl.) )-The an
nouncement that Cresceus and the Alb
bot are to race Mt Readville next week,
having provoked considerable inquiry
as to the reason for the cancellation
of the Cresceus- s-Boralma race, Mr..
Lawson tonight explained that after
Charley Herr went lame, thereby pre-
venting his meeting, Cresceus and
/. Boralma, Mr.. Jewett, of the New Eng
land Trotting Horse Breeders Asso-
citation, suggested that as Boralma had
been beaten by Lord Derby there
would be no interest in Boralma rae
ing Cresceus. Mr.. Lawson said that
he agreed with Mr.. Jewett, as it was
evident that Boralma was not fast
enough for Ketcham's horse.
SIMNIS AND SPIKE SULLIVAN.
Joe Mucias has written to Art Simms
that he has good chance of fmatch-
ing the Akron man against Spike Sui
livan, the fight to take place at Hart
ford. Macias does not like the report
that Art Is matched against Jim Dali
ey, the English man and thinks that
Daley Is too heavy for the Akron man
Macias has challenged the world fol
Smms and tho challenge has been
printed in the New York Journal
ARTS ALL RIGHT.
Arte Simms Is the whole thing In
the east, and the StTatford Herald has
long description OF his fight with Kid
Thomas, in Sunday edition of the
paper issued recently, in which Simms
style Is dissected carefully and com
pared with that of other fighters
Smms is regarded as not only conner
but as top notch fighter who has al
ready arrived Mt the top of the heap
and sporting writers claim for him
all that can be claimed for any fighter
He fs said to have brains and the
ability OF the best of the scrappers
so that If nothing unexpected happens
his career in the ring is predicted as
brilliant one, and fun of champion.
ship possibilities.
EAST AKRON ORGANIZED.
East Akronites met last night and
organized a football team for the sea.
son. The hackers OF the team claim
that they have strong outfit and that
the East Akron team will give some
surprises to other tearms before the
season Is ended. Tho club challenges
any team In the city whose average
weight is not more than 14o pounds
and will open the season with a game
with the Yales on the first Saturday
In October.
Henry Braydon, Harris. N. C., says