Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-11
BURKE.
And Davey May
WrestIe Here.
North Ends Held I'm.
portant Meeting.

sirious of giving some entertainments
as soon as possible, but IT is stated
that there is some little amount OF
work necessary in the preparation OF
the hall. before such entertainments
can be given, conveniently. At Il meet
ing of the club which was held last
night, these matters were all talked
over. and the club will prepare the
hall, and then get together to give
big show.
One of the attractions In prospect,
is the match between Frank Davey
the Akron wrestler, and Jack Burke,
OF Kingston, Ont, in the clinchng of
which there has already been great
deal of correspondence. If things can
be settled. the wrestling will be done
before the North End club.
WILSON WON.
Wilson and Brown came together
last night, in the amateur pool tour
Uullltul, III IL NDulNSl lnul l'Htll'' III
victory for Wilson by II score of - to
6s. The playing was fairly good, all
through the contest.
WILL BE FAST.
The west End rink is in excellent
poets are that the 20 between Harry
Golden and Wm. Flynn will be
good one Both are confident that they
can win and il is almost sure that
Flynn will not permit himself to fall
race is for SO II side, and this will add
an element of interest to the go.
TERRY READY FOR BUSINESS.
Terry McGovcrn believes that lis
nose, about the condition of which he
has been worried for some time, is
now in good condition. and he will
begin Immediately his training work
for his coming fight with sullivan The
little tighter has thus far confined his
efforts to little road work, but now
serious business will begin at his train
ing camp at Cincinnati.
IlRNE-DUFFY MATCH OFF.
George Lavigne, of Saginaw, and lAid
Broad will fight ut the next show of
the Twentieth Century athletic club
"a Iurin, ln nI
March. This fight will take the place
Of the contest which was 10 have taken
Ernc The club managers are very
sore because of the actions of Dulfy's
negotiations for the latter go. 1t ap-
pears that since Dulry obtained the
decision over Art Smns he has risen
considerably in his own estimation,
and has attempted to dictate both 10
tury club and to Einc.
WORK WON THE FIRST GAME,
1 w DliilHih NpNl ~ 'h' Alill
1T. billiard pailors opened, last night,
with Il very good game between Mcssls.
named was victorious. This is the first
billiard tournament that has been held
IN this city for II long time, and AS there
are many good players in the city, II
great deal of interest in the outcome
game last night was 90 to 20, Garrett
and Howell win bc the next to come
together.
A. NJ. &. NICTORlOCS.
In the Howard ST. alley bowling
turing Co.'S team added to It's aurcls
by defeating the Supcliors in three
straight games The scores were Il,
follows A. NJ. CTS $50, S23. Su
pcriors-TlO, 100, T0l The rest o
the games for the week will he con
test between the lmperials and Super
iors on Thursday night aud one be
tween the y. NJ. c. and Supcriors Fri
day.
FLYNN'S TROUBLES.
Despite the fact that he was sal,
10 be entered In the skating race a
Cleveland winch took place Saturda
and sunday, Wm Flynn remained /
Akron, The local flyer is pessimsti
regarding the way skating races IN
pulled In Cleveland. Flynn says tina
any effort on his part TO get into tn
game, Is always useless. The races a
Cleveland are arranged, according I
Flynns statement, with the expires
purpose of having only certain men el
tered. The contest takes place, an
The prizes are awarded, without n
equal chance for all. Flynn tried
get into some races last winter, an
was barred through the efforts ,
Paul Gouchcr, whom, by the wa