Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-30

North Ends Niagara at Silver lake.
Gus Rubin has lost his identity for
= time, since he has crossed the At
lantic and Joined the big crowd of
Fighters who are waiting for the show
pf coronation week. A letter from
the big fellow to friends in this city,
received, within the week, states that
he is feeling especially well, and is
in tho best possible shape for his
nght.
Rubin likes England well, and will
probably visit Switzerland, tho birth
place of his parents. before he re-
turns to this country. In the event
Of victory in England, Gus will
probably remain there for some time,
and try to get more fights with Eng
lish pugilists.
DECISION WAS UNFAIR.
Art Sinms is evidently the victim
" great deal Of hard luck in the
lights he has been having for some
time. The decision in the fight with
Hieloff at ST. Paul was clearly unfair,
and Is SO reported by the papers OF
that city, in addition to the complaint
Of Simms himself. Art was counted
put, clearly, but Sieloff brushed past
part Of the count after fierce mix
up, and struck him before he had
lairly gained his feet. Sims sprang
10 his feet at once, but the rest of
the seconds had been counted and the
referee instead Of giving Simms the
lecision ON Sieloffs foul as he clearly
bhoild have done, gave the battle TO
lhe western man and called the re-
Iult knockout.
Bimms' manager is undiscouraged
with his protege, although lie is very
Erathy over the outcome of the bat
he at st. Paul and he still believes
that there is championship material
In the Akron lightweight.
MT. UNION WON.
, Alliance, o., May 30.--Mt. Unior
College ball team won it's seconc
game from Hiram College Thursda,
pfternoon, having defeated them il
heir home grounds to 0. The game
Resulted to 2. Mt. Union, hits, .
prrors. Battery Grassland, Hudson
Hiram, z hits, errors. Battery
Eranker. Berkey.
sA A LOT FIGHT.
Philadelphia, Penn, May 3O.--Grii
Zones, of this city, and Hugh Nc
Eovern, brother of Terry, met for tn
pecond time within the month at tn
National Athletic Club, Thursda
hight, and the contest, like the frs
WAS on the hurricane order, endin
20 oven as TO give neither man vi,
lory. Two tiercer little fellows neve
Faced each other In the ring. The
hammered away at each other for tn
pntre six rounds with first one an
khsp tbs other having the better of 1
Zones was the aggressor at the en-,
but In some OF the rounds, noticeabl
The second and hfth, McGoyern In
necldedly the better OF II, aud Il
ths entire six rounds "Terrlbl
rary's" brother did more damas
with his blows than did Jones.
NEW BOXING CLUB.
st. Louis. Mo-, May 30,-Mr. Zac
Tinker, the millionaire politician, VIII
was e candidate for the Democrat
nomination for Mayor at the last cit
election, has found the amusemer
business very profitable and 1t
quite likely that he will be foun
backing a club which will make bo,
ing a feature. With him, II the pres
ent deal goes through, will be ass,
ciated Mr.. Frank Tate, manager ,
the Columbia theatre. who has a
ways been closely identified with NJ
TInker's enterprises since the lstt,
gentleman has turned TO the anus
meat field.
McCoY-GARDNER FIGHT PROB
ABLE.
New York, May 30.-Zcke Abram
one OF the San Francisco fistic pr
nlpters, has made an offer OF $500
Tor q fight between Kid Mccoy an
George Gardner, Abrams offers tn
nurse for finish fight in Carson Clt
on July 4. for the mlddle-weight chan
pionship OF the world.
Jack Root, of Chicago, was give
first chance, but he fiuked out
the match. Abrams agrees TO let Il
men split the money any way thu
IKE. The weight must be 1853 poun,