Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-03

ball that would have counted three
sacks had he missed. He cnught 1t
with his hands over his head and his
back to the crowd far In left center.
Motz played star game at second.
There was little stealing-only one
Webster man, Krohmer, tried 1t and
lost his life at second. Kent stole only
ence.
Kent outplayed their opponents cas-
lily after the first and scored almost at
will They found Heisler just right
| and pounded the ball to all corners in
the sixth.
There was much kicking on the UNI
piring and to an outsider 1t looked
like the umpiring of both officials was
not quite up to the Gaffney standard.
Hunt seemed to be off on balls and
strikes, and also called MotZ out at
third in the third when he looked safe.
Limric, who alternated with Hunt,
seemed to want to take each decision
under advisement and would study II
while over It, with the result that he
usually guessed wrong. However, the
umpiring had no effect on the score.
| Kent ........ 2 1 2 2 2 o Ia
Summary--3 base hit, Spade; 2 base
hits, ID. Denning, Bailey, Potts, Motz.
Triple play, Volk, Motz, Brownell;
double play, Beduhr to Brownell, 70.
Dening to Bailey to France; stolen
base, France; bases on balls, by Potts
g. Heisler 4, Limric 4; struck out
Potts 1, Limric 1, Heisler 1; sacrifice
hits, j. Denning 2, Bailey, Ganss. Um-
pires, Hunt and Limric.
SOUTH END AFFAIRS.
At meeting tonight South End
Athletic club affairs will he placed in
shape for winter Social and athletic
committees will be appointed. The
club Will make the coming winter the
brightest and busiest in its history.
The manager of the foot ball team will
he elected at this meeting also.
KIRKWOOD-KENT.
The Kirkwoods have arranged an
other game with Kent for next Sat
urday at Buchtel field and it promises
to be one of the best of the season.
The Kirkwoods will have Washer,
who In now In his best form, on the
rubber, and will work hard to defeat
the Portage boys.
Cross, Howland, Brewster and Price
will he In the inHeld and Sharpless
Miller and Malone in the outfield
This, with Grille behind the bat Will
give them the fastest and best hit
ting team they have yet had out.
STOPPED BY RAIN.
The Werner ana the East Enc
Athletic teams started In to play 4
first class game of base ball on tn,
Summit lake grounds Saturday, ant
would have given an exhibition OF
good ball playing had not the rail
stopped them.
MURRAYs QUIT.
The Murrays went to Lake Brad,
on Labor day and met colored team
from Ravenna. The umpiring wa,
= unsatisfactory to the Akron team anC
! they quit after eight innings, will
. N''N pNNAs W ~ NEdihnt lntiu.
9 BOULDIN WON.
4 Bouldin, the Cleveland Cuban" de
monstrated his wrestling ability 10y
winning his match with Ed. Atherton
of Buffalo at the Cleveland Business
Mems gymnasium at Cleveland, Mon
day night.
@ The agreement was that Anterior
should throw him twice in an hon
>. at catch-as-catch.can, hut the Buffalo
~ man WIS unable to get single fal
within 30 seconds on the time limit
Bouldin became very aggressive an,
took chances. so that Atherton WA
y able to score one fall after the tim
'. limit had expired.
u THE FIGHTERS UNPOPULAR.
T. Jeifrles and Rubin have lost mos
:. OF the erstwhile popularity In Gal
fornia that they possessed when the
y first went west, The fight, which wa
advertised and exploited and mac
;. much OF by the managers has ev
u IDENTITY brought out what the Californi
X people. imagine 10 be a mercenar
T. spirit of the fighters San FrancisC
u sporting papers are busily addresslu
Z roast after roast to Gus and Jim. I'll
a. club officials are dissatisfied with the
10 insistence on George Siler as u
~ referee for the bout and by the lSnoc
as Ing that Is being done against bo,
the fighters, II is evident that almo
G. everything possible will he done |
In the western folks who have the grie
Vt. apce TO harm the tight.
lie JUMP IN VALUE.
ny Lady Bonalide a trotter who co
us her owner S45 two years ago WI
Of sold Friday to New York parties 4