Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-25

next Saturday, and go to Kent on
Monday TO play the second team there.
ABOUT BOWLING.
Dayton, o., June 25-The makeup
of the all American bowling three
which will tour the country to the Pa
cifc coast beginning October O, has
been completed. Al Sclbach, the left
fielder of the Baltimore American
league club and the champion bowler
of Ohio. will captain the team. The
other members arc: John j. VOORHEES,,
champion of New York; Phil Wolf,
champion of Brooklyn, and Ernest
Peterson, the star roller of Chicago.
Sam Karpf, of Dayton. secretary of
the American Bowling Congress. who
Is arranging the tour will manage the
team.
In addition TO the three diamond
studded trophies to be awarded to the
team of three making the best show
ing against the All Americans while
EN- route, there will be large number
OF special prizes A solid gold headed
cane Will be awarded to the bowler of
California, Colorado, Oregon, Wash
ington, and Utah making the highest
score i'm any single game.
The team of bowlers In Minnesota,
Montana, North and South Dakota
making the best days record against
the trio will receive handsome tro-
ply. The same conditions will apply
to the bowlers of Missouri, Illinois,
Wisconsin. Michigan and Nebraska,
for the pick" prize. There will be
several other special contest prizes.
CORONATION FIGHTS.
London, June 23.-In the contests
held last night at the National Sport.
Ing club in connection with the coro.
nation sporting tournament, Frank
Ernc, of Buffalo, defeated Jim Ma
loney, of England, in the seventh
round.
mis- bout was Il rather poor cXhibi-
tion, and although 1t Is said that Erne
hhd taken matters lightly during his
training hc had no difficulty in dis
posing of Mnloney, who. on severnl
occasions, fell without being struck
and bad to he severely cautioned,
i.rne did practically ull the scoring
ana knocked ont his opponent with Il
left on the Jaw.
The attendance at the club wns
nSnin small, few Americans even be-
ing present.
In another fight Tommy Ryan, of
Chicago, defeated Johnny Gornun of
New York, In the third round. Cor
man got In several stili jabs, but In the
thrd round Ryan displayed marked
superiority and landed with his left
ana right simultaneously on Gormun's
mead. German was dnzed and before
he could recover he received n swing
ing right on the jugular and was
counted out.
GAME DECLARED FORFEITED.
The management of the City league
mas taken Il very extensive brace. since
the failure of the Kirkwood team TO
appear for the first of the mid-week
games. The excuse given was that
the kirkwoods did not know of the
game In time to assemble the team.
although II is well known that the
schedule was made out months be.
fore tho time they were to play.
There were some warm declarations
at the meeting held Sunday morning.
and one of the steps taken was to de.
clare the game forfeited to North Binds
by score of 90, because of the In
urc of Krkwoods to appear. The sec.
ond OF the mid-week games is sched.
uled for today.
The Barberton Gun club Is experienc.
ing more and more results from, the
energy that was displayed in the clubs
formation. The new trap that was or
dered somestime ago has arrived and
VIII immediately be placed In position
In the Tracy allotment. The club has
u good range there, and this win no
the scene of the burning OF much now.
der and much good sport while the cluh
exists This, 1t is predicted, will he n
long time.
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