Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-16
Schedule For the Week-Local
Sporting News.


The announcement. th t Art Slams
WIS to rrturn 10 America ut once wH-
premature. He has been unHuic to'
get ol II match but he is not finding
it difficult TO pick up II good many
English pounds.
Art has cugagCmruls at the London
ihcatcrS thar viii continue for some.
timc. \ copy Of the London SporIms.
Life was received Monday 10y the
Sporting Editor OF the Democrat. Re
forming 10 tile appearance o: SiIaihs L
says:
An additional attraction 10 the usual
ly strong program at this popular re-
sort Is the engagement of fcdlnr
Palmcrs cuuQuc'or, WHO will spar
nightly during the current week. Ills
antagonist last night WAS Artic SimnS,
and very Skliful exhibition tile men
gave. The boxers. ON being introduced
by Mr.. Albert Gilmcr, the courteous
manager. met with hearty reception.
Simms showed himself quite as gOod
man as his more famous opponent,
and followers of the listic art viii no
doubt crowd TO see the men perform.
The same paper contains two chni
.engcs printed on behalf of Simms.
They read as follows:
ARTIE SIMMS no BEN JORDAN.
Artic Silnms is prepared to hoN Ben
Jordan, twenty rounds nt 0st twcigh
ut 300 pm. on the day., for 1900 n
side. llOO on behalf of Simms Is tie
posted in our hands to bind match.
ARTIE SIMMS no JABEN WHITE
Attic Simms Is open 10 box Whitc
twenty rounds AT 0st 6lb (wcight at 200
pm. ON the dnyl for 1850 side, and
will bet him t5O HAT he not only out.
points HIM but that White nt the
10 the cnll of time.
SCHEDULE.
The schedule for the balance of the
week. In the lndlyldunl bowling tour,
namcnt is as follows:
At the Howard II. alleys Tuesday
evening kim and Moore; Wedncs,
day evening Bonstcdt ana Ncrnosky;
Thursday evening llnc and Brown
ell: Friday afternoon l'rnin ana Cnap
man; Friday evening Doyle and Hart.
At the Grand alleys Tuesday eve
ming Kaufman ana Mackey; Wcducs-
diLp evening llowInnd and king;
Thursday evening Blank aud Lazy;
Friday afternoon King and Gooden
berger; Friday evening Walsh and
Winton.
RUHLIN IN LENELAND.
Gus Ruhlm appeared AT the star
thcatcr IN Cleveland last night, giving
an exhibition with his sparng part
ner, Ed Martin Referring TO his
work the Cleveland Leader says;
Rubin appeared 10 be trInc over
weight, but this is due TO his lct'up
of the work last week. The after
noon bout was spirited throughout,
aud three fast rounds were witnessed
by the large crowd, "Biyy' Madden,
who has brought ont more champions
than any other man in thc business,
WAS interviewed at the Weddcll house,
Madden is still disappointed over the
Cincinnati fight being prohibited, FOR
he was confident that the ohio man
would win the championship, This
was the hrsr time that Ruhlin had u
possible chance to win the honor which
John l.. Sullivan held for years, aud
there were many others that We're
Just az confident us Ruhlin and Mad
den that the Akron man would win.
PLANS FOR GUS.
In talking over his plans for ituh
lin Madden said;
1--WE shall decide the matter one
way or rhc other inside uf the next
three months Ruhlin ana Jcll'rirs
have been matched 10 meet Tor tho
championship of the world. As Jcf
fries Is still on the road, he WIN he
unable io commence training for som,
time. hut three months has been nj
loted for training purposes. We nav,
left everything In the hands of Jcf
fries as To the place and time for The
contest, although the terms of the
agreement call for the club ofleinl
the largest purse or gross receipts"
CANNOT MATCH MARTIN.
Mr.. Madden claims that he is unnbl,
10 get on match for his man, Ed
Martin, against any of the good ones
although he Is willing TO meet any maj
I'm the country with the exception o
Jeffrles and Rubin. Madden claim
that he is ready to back his man 70
any amount when the proper time
comes.
BOWLING BRIEFS.
The Beers and Postofiice team wi
bowl on the Grand Alleys Wednesda
night. The Beers will be dressed /
native costumes.
The directors of the City League me
last night and wound up the season
business. The meeting adjourned VI