Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-29

to complete. The teams are all inter.
ested in the series, and much good
sport Is expected. The first game will
be bowled next Monday night, be-
tween the Akron Manufacturing Co.'s
team and the Imperials.
GROWING.
With the exception of one OF two
games, which may be required to sat
isfy one or two teams, the foot ball
season Is over. South Ends have the
city championship, firm and fast, and
are entitled to great deal of credit
for the record they made all season.
1t is. to be regretted that they met
the Shelby's, for that was the only
defeat OF the season for them. Foot
ball reached a status this year in
Akron, that had not been approached
in the city before. The three better
teams played eXcellently, and on the
whole, there was but little chance for
argument, all season long. Akron's
teams will have more friends than
ever, next year. Serious accidents
We're unknown, and the season was
fortunate in more ways than one.
BUCHTEL ACADEMY 0, RAVEN
MA 0.
Buchtel Academy played Ravenna
High school Il scoreless game at Ra-
VIENNA, Thursday, and the excitement
of the big crowds was intense all
through the contest The lineups were
ms follows:
Ravenna-Green, l. e.; Schultz, !. t.;
Caldwell, |. g.; Webb, center; Laubert,
r g.; Richards, t. t.; Hudson, +. e.;
Seymour, quarter; Jenkins, !. h.;
Stedman, Hall, r. h.; Hurlburt, full
back.
Buchtel Academy Rohrbacker, l. e.;
Cook, ]. t.; Patterson, !. g.; Fitch
thorn. center; Koplin, T. e.; III. knight,
r. t,;.M. Knight, +. e.; Demaline, quar-
ter; Weeks, |. h.; Rostock, +. H.; Weary,
fullback.
ACCORDING TO RULE
About the time n fighter has been
successful, almost without opposition,
for certain length of time, 1t seems
he becomes careless and gets the be-
lief that he can beat almost anything
that comes his way, and do 1t almost
without trying. That time IL usually
the time when something drops with
sickening thud and that is usually
the hitherto successful fighter.
Probably McGovern was the most
surprised man In all the gathering at
Hartford, Thursday, when Young
Corbett" succeeded In downing him.
Terry stlll has few championships
left
BOWLING.
The Empires and the Kents will
bowl on the Main st. alleys tonight
These teams have each won three
games, ana tonight's contest Is expect
ed to settle the question of superior
ity.
The Grands defeated the Maroons
in two games out OF three, on the
Grand alleys. Wednesday might.
KIRKWOOD NOTES.
The team took two games from
the G team Wednesday evening, the
first by 40 and the second by "A pins
Teams B and II will bowl this evening
Next Tuesday evening the Columbia
team from Barberton viii bowl the
return series upon the alleys OF the
Klrkwood club.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Case 6-Wcstern Reserve 3.
Ohio state 11--Kenyon @.
Cornell "a Pennsylvania @
Columbia 40-Carlisle II.
Michigan 50-Iowa O.
Minnesota 16--lllinols o.
! Ohio University 11-Marletta II.
r Wisconsin 35-Chlcago o.
! Georgetown 22-Lehigh O.
Wesleyan 12-Wittenberg s.
Lafayette 29-Dlcknson O.
Dartmouth % Brown 0.
|. Otterbein II Dayton 8.
Miami 6--Denlson o.
!. Oberlin High 5-Fostorla O.
+; Homestead 1l-W. and j. o.
+; Kentucky l8-Cincinnati o.
Missouri 1S-Kansas IL.