Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-14
lTWOGAMES
Same Place, on
Same Day.
North Ends and South
Ends Matched.
Advance Sale For Ruh-
!in-Jeffries Fight.
Harry Smith Wants Another
Match With Davey.

There will be two games OF root
ball at Buchtel field Saturday, Tor
one price of admission. The Buchtel
Academy team will meet the Raven
na High school at 13O, and atter
their game is ended the North Ends
and South Ends will play. The sec
ond game will be called at o'clock.
Provided the South Ends defeat the |
North Ends, the victorious team VIII
meet the Planets Thanksgiving day, |
for the city championship. This VIII,
to great extent, clear away the
tangle that has existed with reference
to the proper aspirants for champion
ship honors.
Manager Falor, of the South End
team stated Thursday morning, that
the American Athletic club of Cleve-
land, will play the Shelby team Sat
urday, In case of victory for the
Cleveland team, South Ends will chal-
lenge them for game.
AUTO RACES.
Next Saturday more than score OF
well known automobilists Will meet
on the Coney Island boulevard to con
test in the various classes for mobiles
over mile course. No machine that
cannot make mile in one minute ana
30 seconds will be qualified to enter.
There will be n mile allowed for get
ting up speed and half a mile clear
ed for slowing down.
The timing will be done by electric
ity. w. *. Vanderbilt, jr., Albert
Champion, Henri Fournier, FoXhall
Keene and A. G. Bostwick are among
the drivers entered.
BETTING SLOW.
There Is but little betting In Frisco
on the outcome of the big fight JelI-
ries continues IA strong favorile ana
the money that Is up Is almost all ut
odds of 3 to =. There have been but
few takers of the Jeifrcs money, ev-
en- at these odds. Referee Harry Cor
bett SAYS he will allow the men TO hit
with one hand free provided the en-
gagged hand was not occupied IN hoid
ing the owners opponent In chancery
Both the fighters are spending the
last few days in loating ana neither
sembles hard work. Corbett has Wis
tied the managers of both ana mas
impressed upon them that If the fight
ers did not break at the word there
will be lot of trouble. Both boxers
are being instructed In the necessity
of following the referee to the letter
The advance sale of seats Is report
lnp in history "A
coast pugllism, and there Is every In
dication that an enormous crowd vii
see the fight. Jeffrles has receive,
word from Tom Sharkcy, asking fo
q meeting In case he defeats ltuhliI
The San Francisco athletic club In
made an Offer for the fight and 50
the date for such meeting for DEE
20.
SHELBY WILL NOT RETURN.
South Ends are anxious for anotht
game with shelby, as the original n
rangements We're that there shoul
be two games. The manager OF Il
Shelby team announces that he w
take no chances, however, having q
ready defeated the South Ends M
having the amateur championship
the state practically cinched. La
the South Ends won the game the
would have been trouble, and q
Shelby would have been all too an
ious to return 10 Akron. AS II Is, th
are afraid that they may be beate
and that they may endnnger the III
they are after.
The latter team has been beaten b
once and still holds the c
championship free and clear.
The East Akron Blues will also ella
the championship, If there Is
change In the situation. The latt
team has not been scored against Il
season and n game between the BIZ
and the South Ends would he W
worth seeing. The East Akron bC
have a challenge out for any team
the city. In their last game Il
shut out the Barbertons.
MADDEN rs RIGHT.
"Cllnching IL fouling, and all
talk about lighting with one hand
and lighting on the breakaway Is
rot" says Madden, Gus iiuhlin's n
ager.
The veteran manager Is right,
under the Marquis of Queensbury r
cllnchng Is toul A strict inter
tatlon OF the rules is that both
must be clear of each other before
can deliver n blow.
NATIONAL LEAGUERS SOUR
Frank Deilass Robinson, Owner
the St. Louis baseball club is In
east, together with a number of
other magnates, They will sh'
hold meeting and consider ways
means 10 head off the inroads of
American League into nation Lc
territory. If they agree upon
" action. 1t will probably be ado
II the National League meeting
month.
For a long time the National
iers were disposed to view the 4
can League with a great deal of
empt but as they stop to con
he numbers of National League
RS who have gone over to the OF
H ion and the patronage that went