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ENIN SECTION TWO PAGES-11TO20 AKRON SPORTS THEATRES LINERS MARKETS Exclusive Associated Press AKRON, OHIO, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1919. AMTIN WILL STOP JOE BONDS TONIGH 11 tT111 tt m3K 99 Bob Martin and His "Pals Akron U. Has Chance to Notes on Akron's Biggest Boxing Card Tie for Ohio Grid Title BIGGEST HEAVYWEIGHT SCRAP IN OHIO'S HISTORY WILL DRAW PACKED HALL AT THE ARMORY By LYNN F. WAGNER. side, are the Portland Oregonlan.

Los Angeles Examiner, Butte Miner, Denver Post, all of the Chicago, New York, Pittsburg and Detroit papers, the St. Louis Globe-Democrat and scores of others. pointed to by local supporters of the blue and gold, with four more games remaining on the schedule. The hard- As a result of the week end games Saturday, the Ohio conference tangle has narrowed down to a fight be- Mat Hinkle, prominent Cleveland sportsman, who as matchbaker of the 146th Infantry, booked Akron's biggest fight program or the armory tonight, will bring a large delegation of Cleveland fans to the Rubber City tonight. Some boxing fans here were dubious as to Akrons supporting a high class show.

This morning but a few of the highest priced seats are left. tween three undefeated yearns, with BrB yel 10 one of the contenders Played, with the biggest fight sched- one of the contenders Akron u. as It-fit ill uled with Wooster. So far the Woos-ter outfit has gone thru the season undefeated, and is the other team re Should the crowd warrant such a move, Mat Hinkle is prepared to handle tickets at practically all exits this evening. There will be over 200 ushers In the armory and every fan is guaranteed that he will receive the seat which he purchased.

maining In the title hunt. Oberlin Is not scheduled to meet Akron. Next Saturday Sefton's men will appear at Buchtel field with Mt for the state championship honors. While the blue and gold was Idle. Miami was eliminated from the race by Oberlin when the Congregational -Ists walloped the Oxford crew on the home grounds.

The defeat was the first In three years for Miami, and puts Oberlin In the running for the honors. Critics are looking toward Oberlin as the likely winner, hut are beginning to realize that the eleven coached by Red Sefton, at Akron U. Is looming up as a dangerous contender for the title. A clean slate of four victories Is Real peppery martial music will be offered by the 146th infantry band. It promises to be a great night for the soldiers.

Among the newspapers, which will have the big bout covered from ring Betting Men Believe Akron's Great Heavyweight Will Stop Joe Bonds Inside of Scheduled 15 Rounds 146th Infantry Has All-Star Card of Four Bouts Booked for Fans of Akron. Union as the attraction. This game It is expected that upwards of BOO members of the' fair sex will see the show. Hinkle has reserved a section of the house for the women boxing fans. should result in a defeat for the out of town eleven altho Akron U.

Is not taking any chances on letting them sup over a win. ML Ijnlon was eliminated from the race early in the season, but is able to give the other teams a real fight. Following this game Akron must CAN ACCOMMODATE 2,500 IN AUDITORIUM face Case and Reserve, both teams which have been eliminated. However, in either game Akron will find stiff opposition as the Cleveland 152 136 137 140 704 114 113 108 08 Jewell 158 Coodall 1M5 Marohand 127 Masimore 138 Total! 758 Section 3. Buskirk 1:14 Wsldsmlth 1J3 SamftOQ 123 Poormnn lift Johnson 105 Totals 0(13 153 111 135 1311 631 IS!) 122 128 05 601 ss1bs teams have put up a fight in every game.

The all-Important game with Wooster is the final game of the year, so the local contender for the state championship has three of the hardest battles of the year before the big game. Champion Bob Martin of the A. E. F. and Allied forces, will step into the ring tonight at the Armory for his 15-round bout with Joe Bonds, a favorite in the betting.

The bout will draw a referee's decision at the close if no knockout has been Everything is in readiness for the biggest. bout Northern Ohio has ever had. The 146th infantry regiment, under whose' auspices the show will be held, have prepared to handle the big 150 FIBE8TONB ALLEYS. Wednesday and Friday Nights SUMMIT BEACH PARK ROLLER SEATING Wednesday, Friday, Saturday Nights Sunday Afternoon and Evening Wooster must face Ohio Northern over the week end, but the Ada boys are given little hope of beating the title contenders. Akron walloped Northern a week ago last Saturday.

crowd without a hitch. There will be no jamming about the doors, as the crowd will be moved quickly thru the numerous exits. A large squad of khaki-clad soldiers will act as ushers. From every indication, the Armory will be packed to capacity. There are still a large number of tickets on hand, both OFFICE IK AC.

IE Coat Dept. Under 174 170 Ltnclti 150 176 Pittinjer 138 IBB Grrken 107 14 Wright S43 101 Totalt 801 887 Stock Dept. Wnldruff 166 Smth 155 105 Thompson 173 156 Kidman 11)5 191 Marie 147 130 Total! 864 854 preserved and general admission. There is little probability that 1.16 137 178 143 185 778 175 160 155 130 181 801 Competition In the National Amer-1 lean Three Cushion championship tournament will begin Nov. 6.

The. newer game has been growing more popular every year, and a new cham- i pion will be crowded before the tour- fanyone will have to be turned back owing to lack of pasteboards. Martin and Bonds are In perfect Ihape for their bout. Both are con- vdent of victory and forecasting knockout wins inside the limit. The Akron boxer, who oromises to nament is ended.

Entered In the tourney are: Robert L. CannefaxcTtugh Heal, Jess Lean. Pierre Maufcome. Charles Otis. Charles McCourt, Tiff Denton, Byron Gillette and Clarence Jackson, a list of players that speaks for itself In Labor Dent.

Hadden 1113 Brodia 153 Magnesa 140 Real Serviceable Shoes 161 171 153 154 142 183 173 135 143 173 Martens 181) McQretor 180 months. It is probable that next July Fourth, he will le matched to meet Dempsey for the title. Big Fight Card. Four bouts are on tonight's program, every one of which is attracting wide interest. Eddie Conway, who officiated in big fights and wrestling matches among the soldiers overseas, will referee the first three bouts, while Mat Hinkle, the big Cleveland sportsman, who acted as matchmaker in this entertainment, will referee the main go: There will be music, offered by the 146th infantry band.

Champion Bob Martin and two 0 his little pals at Springfield lake. While wearing the garb of a "gob" the youngest pal is strong for the Total! 825 Factory Foreman. IN ALL THE BEST STYLES Highest in Quality But Lowest in Price the three cushion game. The tournament will be held under the direction of R. B.

Benjamin. Games to be played in Cleveland the two weeks starting Nov. 6, will be refereed by Charles C. Peterson of St Louis. The new champion will Smith 144 army or at least part of it.

"Bob" Martin, the youngster sitting opposite the big heavyweight, insists on wearing Martin's trench Martin will meet Joe Bonds in a 15-round bout at the Armory this evening and 181 168 175 115 217 168 175 181 144 158 Wltsnman 161 Goodenberger 145 MeFarland 177 Eckel 155 his little friends will be there to ro ot for him. $7 $8 $9 large stakes, as a reward for his skill with the cue. Brown and Black I Brown and Black (7p Total! 782 upset the boxing world! and who, should he win tonight in a decisive manner, will be the logical contender for Jack Dempsey's crown, believes he can stop his older opponent inside of ten rounds. Wins Army Titles. Fighting sensationally and without compensation.

Martin won the championships in all fighting branches of the Allied forces in France. A large majority of his victories were gained on knockouts, many of which came within three rounds. Returning to Akron two months ago, Martin started hard training under the tutelage of Jimmy Bron-son, veteran fighter, promoter, referee and fight manager, determined to climb as rapidly as possible to the world's title. If the fighting soldier wins tonight, he will be matched with all the good heavyweights between himself and Jack Dempsey during the next tew BOWLING SCORES FACTORY LEAGUE The Goodyear Mutes kept up their winning streak via the whitewash route, Sunday. They defeated the Gil-mours of Cleveland in the sixth; straight win of the season.

Coach Moore's team is beginning to look like I BRUNSWICK ALLEY'S. 19 156 104 166 149 168 103 168 185 200 Fight critics from coast to coast, will be about ringside. In fact the local bout will draw a representative crowd of newspapermen. The first go will start promptly at 8:15 o'clock and the program will be run of without a hitch. I 'i5rVHV aJi' I BL'SINKSS MEN'S LEAGUE one of the best in the state.

Bitter 135 Total 722 Dept. 23. Brem 100 Rodpath 108 Caston 104 Tombriolt 146 Dept. 4 Guthrie 172 Swanson 100 Hueelet 130 Wilkinson 226 Gllck 176 Total! 804 Dept. 1.

Bucy 103 Myer 102 Walton 175 Flandera 178 Cramer 208 Total 86 214 170 158 315 126 OXi "lg, HOWARD ST. 140 130 185 161 147 772 132 Jim Thorpe's Canton Bulldogs are next on the Akron schedule. The second game of the championship series will be played In Canton next Sunday, with Massillon coming to Akron for a return game a week from Rorick 137 225 147 180 101 107 182 154 158 172 243 Akron Times. rjllom Doyle 103 Adams 825 Jones 103 Aston 188 Totals 958 Shumaker Shoe! Younr 137 Barrett llll Griflith 11)5 Fttzpatridc 163 Ohnellusa 162 Totals 848 810 80S Sunday. BOS 101 140 120 107 838 167 188 158 163 186 860 mm 873 168 146 168 107 145 824 120 'si 124 134 104 S73 162 148 178 134 134 114 134 MARLOWES WIN.

The Marlowe team added another victory to its string by, walloping the Orrville team, 28 to 0, Sunday afternoon. Altho outweighed 15 pounds to the man they outplayed their heavier opponents at all stages of the game. Next Sunday the Marlowes play the Alliance Collegians. This team has not suffered a defeat. Games are being sought by the Marlowes with any 140-pound team In the state.

120 108 104 167 161 183 818 128 W. S. M. CO. LEAGUE.

167 Total! 775 Dept. 23. Felix 127 Swanson 113 Hatdt 114 Proudtoot 122 Aston 135 Jones Totals 611 Office. Seedhouae 144 Lee 144 Folb 133 Murphy 04 Berimrton 137 Evans Total! 652 Dept. 42.

Long; 137 Van Etrk 135 Beir 158 Bonnctt 102 Klotl 147 123 138 il Office. 109 153 157 163 144 147 147 178 107 138 Larson Wolday Addison Campel Oeneetkl Total! NOTICE, CAR OWNERS. Automobile stickers are being distributed to direct attention to the $300,000 bond Issue for the Springfield sanatorium. Tou can assist In a large measure by having one on 148 140 167 160 200 101 145 ,872 158 162 137 173 161 781 168 131 your wind shield until after the 815 Machine Shop 213 117 132 154 193 176 125 111 178 17 767 140 137 144 100 137 664 163 iio 135 17(1 150 Piper Hopper Wiffham Folgen Hardest? Total! election Tuesday, Nov. 4.

Be booster. AKRON AUTOMOBILE CLUB, H. A. Townsley, Secretary. 164 736 147 168 128 144 Total 769 Dept.

31. Ryser 146 Webor 114 Hold 167 Kawsch 154 Valley 157 Woiicntech J. MACEDONIAN WAR TUNNEL 152 Rnbbcr Machine 114 104 132 143 171 Wedard Hanlinge Stubba Mull Cowoll 730 827 In Macedonia, In a town north of Krivolak, there Is a tunnel built by Mackensen for the transportation of his troops safely and unseen under the River Vardar. At th entrance of Total! 728 IDEAL ALLEYS. 124 05 llll 131 100 657 157 101 124 MERCANTILE LEAGUE.

Federnian's 154 112 138 154 1U8 757 132 133 110 80 100 682 this tunell the German general had 151 placed a tablet reading: "William, 14 Total! Carter Davie! Napa Kcd Noname Patterns Hliop. 173 1)5 140 100 103 103 143 140 1411 Conn 141 G. Griffith 118 Mncer 06 M. Mrrken 66 A. Griffith 124 King of Prussia and Emperor of Germany, ordered his troops to dig 57 138 this tur-nel 1916." it was very sweet of The FeoERAu authoratics FOR HAVING- BEGUN WITH A 00U6Z.fl.

TOWARDS THE H.C L. REDUCTION Total! 645 027 616 A short while ago a French general Akroo Baklnl; Co. had another tablet placed next to Totals CONGRESS INTF.ENATION 127 143 ALLEYS. AL LEAGUE. this one which reads: "The French 13: Myers 113 139 Bien 136 165 acker 163 137 Wolf 152 150 Pickham 126 126 130 157 General d'Esperey commanding the allied troops In the Orient gave orders to his troops to dig out the Dept.

Boches from this tunnel 1918. 130 131 188 128 172 Horn Zira Cain Hell Warren 102 129 148 138 135 113 111 120 155 643 153 135 1U0 52. 182 161 108 117 156 784 87. 156 155 15(1 145 162 Totals Total! 601 726 Thorn Bon O. Berlin Net 130 120 H.

O'Berlia 121 105 Freman 155 107 Thorn Bon 1:15 148 B. O'Borlin 178 SOU Total! 726 776 Faraace lea Cream. Smith 156 135 Nolle 123 100 Fanll 72 115 160 Ex-service men are invited to th Portage at 6:30 Wednesday night to Form an escort to Lieut. Col. Ralph D.

Cole, who will speak at the Armory. Adv. -and flora there we went to Japan' Dept. 147 137 162 121 117 134 The H. C.

L. is not working for Gene. He makes good Clothes as low as $40.00 05 73 110 162 (JFulton 119 128 Dept. 655 136 150 173 Ulrich Straub Arthur Butters Pinkie Molzfar Totals A. Zsber Hopkins 1 Little R.

Zaher Fritach Total! Ollvor Jonklna Whorlor J. Jono! Stroeh 'robin 187 110 Davis 135 luo Total! Itos 606 rradrntlal Life. Ware 124 132 Srhurd 110 113 Clnrk 168 167 johnston 120 145 Dano 133 106 Total! 657 0U3 Shnter Boolrrr. 176 1,14 Whiskey Beer Wine Complete formulas and Instructions for making at home, rye whiskey, real beer and choice wines. Including mak Ing and operating home still.

Pre pared by men In brewing anil distilling buslneis Real goods; no substitutes; pnttofflce rules formula ma lawfully be sen, through malls Distribution of liquor formulas will be soon stopped by law. Sent on re celpt of II 0o check, money order cash or stamps. BALTIMORE FORMULA COMPANY Oept IfiB Baltimore. Md Adv. 147 147 180 774 in.

156 124 144 176 163 763 27. 175 13(1 163 1114 126 771 Dept. 137 101 05 162 P. Shutcr 155 139 136 138 130 loo Tomllnson loft 122 151 Drown 121 1011 160 Flourne 167 130 172 100 Total! Total! 880 677 PASTIME ALLEYS. Dept.

660 170 134 168 160 IKS 820 176 I4S 147 152 156 778 141 103 127 170 136 677 181 160 168 175 00 803 160 158 215 120 173 111 608 12. 160 133 140 141 165 Y. M. C. A.

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O. S. 37282 108 S. MAIN ST. 1211 Chrll 8nvcrt Shrlner Tntke Whit 137 NEAR THE MILL 144 1110 1211 120 126 111, Total! 37 072 Section 4.

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