Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
GAMES
Galore For the
South Ends.
Arrangements Com
pIete For Three.
Tom jenkins May
WrestIe In Akron.
Geo. v. Tuohey Was Here 70
Arrange an Athletic Show.

The South End football team will
take on several games with several
games with some good players in the
next few weeks. The first will be a
contest Saturday against the Cleveland
Athletic club team on the Buchtel
grounds. The South Ends are greatly
encouraged by their victory over the
Planets last week and believe they can
make a good shoYing against the
Cleveland aggregation, which Is re-
ported to be among the strongest teams
In the northern part of the state. The
fact that some of the South End men
are stiff and bruised from the work
of last Saturday may make Il differ
ence when they line up against Cleve-
land, but they intend to put up the
best possible argument against the
visitors.
SECOND NORTH ENDS CHAL-
LENGE.
The second team of the North Ends
challenges any eleven In the city the
weight of which does not average
more than 1876 pounds, to a football
game on the North Hill grounds. An
swers should be directed to Harry
Putt, manager, telephone 7O4.
SOUTH ENDS OTHER GAMES.
A week from Saturday Nov. 2, the
South End team IL it survives the
game against Cleveland in good shape,
will play the Shelby team. This has
always been hard fighting aggrega-
tion and may be relied on TO make
things interesting for the Akron boys.
On the Saturday following, If nothing
prevents, the South Ends Will play the
Warren team. The club now has u
good sized football squad and the man
ager believes that all these games may
be played without serious damage to
the, team strength of the Akron boys.
GRAYS ISSUE A CHALLENGE.
The Grays are after foot ball games.
They would like to meet the East
Akrons. IL that team has a date open
for the immediate future. If 1t has
none at this time the Grays would like
get game with the North Ends.
The Grays hereby challenge each Of
the above teams. Answer through
this paper.
TUOHEY'S PLAN.
Manager George V. Tuohey, who Is
guiding the destines of Tom jenkins,
thinks great deal of his protege
and believes that he is and will be
for good many years the premmler
OF wrestlers.
He has about n month of open time
for the champion and that was the
main thing that brought him to Akron,
Tuesday. An effort will be made to
get up athletic shows at different
places, with Jenkins ms the stellar at
traction. Men of national reputation
will be pitted against him on the mat
Around these matches will be built
up entertainments by local athletes
or any other attractions that can be
secured readily.
TuOhey believes that Akron will be
good place for IA show and that ar
rangements can be made here, with
one OF the clubs. or Independently, TO
give such an entertainment In the
near future.
The presidents of the various clubs
have been In conference with Tuohey
and II Is said there VIII be some.
thing doing In the near future,
Jenkins is without doubt one of the
greatest drawing cards in the bust
ness and show built around him
would be very popular in an athletic
club town like Akron.
LOST $4,000.
II there Is any idea In the mind of
the reading public that base bali teams
III one OF the big leagues are proht.
able Investments, II may be said In
passing that the Boston team is In
deep mourning because It lost S25, 900
on the season that was Just ended.