Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-08
CLUB
Will Not Violate
Law.
Attendance Limited to
Members Only.
Smoker of Planet Ath-
Ietic Club
Furnished Amusement
For Those Present.
Several Three Round Goes
Local Sporting News.

The South End Athletic club VIII
announce the complete program for its
smoker, to be given on the night of
May 27, in a few days.
In addition to the contest between
Simms and Gardner or Olson there
will be several first-class preliminaries.
It is the intention of the club to live
I'D to the law in every respect. There
will be no violation of the statutes,
The attendance will be limited to club
members only.
CLUB SMOKER.
The Planet Athletic club gave the
second entertainment, for the mem,
bsrs of the club, in the rooms on ~.
Mil St, Tuesday evening: Three round
ing program was given: Three round
sparrlng exhibitions by Messrs. Mark
walder and Klentz, Uhl and John
Trimm; Young and Adams. Bag punch
ing by Dice and Young; clog dancing
by Messrs. Burke and Beck; horizontal
bar work by Geo. Volk, VIM. Thurst
and the Ash brothers. The Ash
brothers, acrobats in an exhibition Of
tumbling We're well received. Good
music was furnished between the acts
by the Ideal Mandolin club and by
Fred Hudson. n. Llewellyn and John
Uhl, closed the program with
burlesque slugging match. The Planet
club is in flourlshing condition and 10
steadily increasing It's membership.
POULTRY CLUB.
The Akron Pet Stock and Poultry
club, held its regular monthly meeting
last night. The committee was not
prepared to make any report ON the
matter of the State Poultry show.
WON THREE STRAIGHT.
The Grands We're In splendid form
at Cleveland Tuesday night. They
went TO that city to play return
game with the Builders Exchange,
IL was TO have been the best three
out of five. The Akron team won
three straight. The games were bowl
ed on Helms alleys.
INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT
The games bowled in the individual
tournament Tuesday were Maranville
and klrn on the Howard St, alleys
and Bonstedt and Vcrnosky on the
Grand. The scores:
Maranylle-176 l22, 129; total 427.
Kirn-l42, 1853, 100; total 400
Bonstedt-163, 1875, 15I; total 1872.
Vernosky 1S0, 49, 1856; total $40
PICTURES TAKEN.
The Buchtel college base ball team
posed for picture Tuesday after
noon 1t shows all of the players in
uniform. There was short practice
yesterday. The boys viii be In good
trim for the game with Mt. Union,
Saturday,
RUHLIN PREFERRED
Jim Jefrles, who Is at present in
Pittsburg, says that next Saturday
will be the anniversary of his battle
with Jim Corbett. whom he defeated
IN H3 rounds In New York. aud he
will close his theatrical engagements
and will probably leave for California.
where he has invested considerably
In oil lands. The champion stated
that he had not signed articles 10
meet Gus Rubin, but 1t is understood
between them that they will do so AS
soon as place to pun off the fight
is secured. When asked what chance
Tom Sharkey had for another match
Jenries replied mat he had none at
present. He may consider sharkey
after he gets through with Ruhlln.
But should Fitzsimmons take "A shot
at him through the papers he would
be given the preference after Ruhlin
Then sharkey or anybody else could
follow.
HOGAN AS MANAGER.
"a Marty" Hogan, who played with
st. Louis, indianapolis and Dayton
base ball teams, has been made field
manager of the Independent Youngs
town team. The season opens May IS
I'm Warren.