Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-09
STUART
Will Bid For Big
Fight.
Only Two Places Where
a Contest
Can be Pulled Off With
out Interference.
Prizes For Winners In
the Tournament.
Peerless Team Has Games-L0caI
Sporting News.

There is much speculation among
sporting men just now as to the loca-
tion of the battle ground where the
battle between Gus
Rubin and James Jetiries VIII be
fought.
Dan Stuart, the fight promoter who
managed the Corbett- tt-Fitzsimmons
championship affair at Carson City
successfully, will be u bidder for the
big mill
The Twentieth Century and National
Athletic clubs of san Francisco are
also anxious to secure the bout but
as ,Teffries ana Rubin have agreed
TO fight before the club offering the
hest Inducements. rhe highest bidder
will be the successful one, no matter
where the offer comes from,
One thing Is certain. though and that
In Frisco, and possibly Carson city,
are the only two places where "A fight
OF such importance could be- pulled
off successfully.
While the match Is among the San
Francisco possibilities. nothing the
managers of either man has done looks
like clcar-cut business Madden, who
handles Rubin, asks for 10 per cent
Of the gate receipts and $500 for cx-
penses. ana insists on this demand
Notwithstanding that ,Icfiries has
stated that he is willing to fight for
10 per cent gross, and that is the
Emit of the National clubs offer.
Billy Delaney. trainer oi the cham
pion, arrived In Frisco from the
East n couple of days ago He says
that Jeifries may 90 West in n couple
of weeks. Delaney has been rraveiing
with Jeffries on the road and SAYS
the champion declared Just before
he left for the coast that he would
close in Kansas city in about two
weeks and would then either 20 to
san Francisco or Hot Springs ".lrf.
fries wants TO come 10 the coast and
Is anxious to fight Ituhlin IN san Fran,
cisco II the affair can br arranged" +"
said Delaney. "If Jrn should go 10
san francisco | am inclined 10 think
that Madden and Rubin. rather than
he idle, would soon he ON their way
there ready and willing to clincl n
match"
BEDUR \ FANORlTE.
Otto R"lur, the former North End
Athletic club haIl player. who signed
team for The season, has jumped IN
popular favor with the Dayton public
and players In last Sundays game
against the Buffalo Eastern League
team, Brdur secured II home run n
triple aud two doubles IN four times
M bat, the position he played being
center field. All his drives were NJ
opportUac times. when hits meant
runs, Gpnc Wright played right
field Dayton won the game by Il
score of II To 10.
Bcdur also d'd great work Monday
against Buffalo with the stick, IN
seven times at bat he secured II hom,
run, n two haggcr rwo singles and
three bases on balls
Speaking of Bcdm's work in the
i''f tNll sum- NV lal'llll'i hbA ~ ~
dur, nm inicldcr secured from Akron
who played center IN the absence Of
Capt. bonnelly, promises to hccom,
star hitter He secured a home run
triple and two doubles today, nj
at opportunc moments
POOL GAMES.
Garrett was defeated M the Crane
Monday night by Hall hy score OF
~ TO 80 Rampanelli and Garrett vii
play tonight.
WHITE BEARS TONIGHT.
Tho White Bears. of Canton, vii
bowl three games tonight on the Gran,
alleys with the Akrons They sue
ceeded In defeating the Akr0ns II
Canton.
WHISKERS AND ALL
Dom Paul's Beers will bowl on thu
Grand alleys Thursday night with tn,
Postoificc team. The aggregation Il
composed Of those whQ do not bow
on the regular team. They al wea
whiskers and smoke pipes.
MAGIC CITY VS.. ULTRA.
NV tiNldN VIII llpNl lHIff IUlHt
with the Magic City players at tn
Grand Wednesday night This is tn
first time this year that these team
have met.
HIGH SCORES.
A The five high men ON the Grand
owled three fast games in practic
Monday night, The average for tn
three games was 800. The scores fo
low: oil, 500, $50.
TWO OUT OF THREE.
The Police won two out OF thrc
games with the Magic City bowler
Monday night on Cohen's alleys, Thi
* the second time that the Police hav
defeated the Barberton team. Las
night officer King had the high scor'
2,1. officer Wilson was second wit
2Ql, The Police feel proud of thel