Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-15

The North End team has been Sc
the game that was played here
against Salem. The club members
have pronounced the censure unjust,
and they believe that Umpire Williams
did the best he could and gave i'm
partial service as an umpire. That
the Salem team was satisfied with the
result and with the service given by
the Akron officials, Is evidenced by the
following letter that was received from
the manager of the Salem team:
Mr.. Milo Williams-Dear SIR l
am most sincerely sorry that your
work as umpire was roasted so, for
can fully sympathze with you. know
l have done my best to be fair and
have been treated In the same way.
OF course it Is natural for any team
to think that II decision against them
is wrong, but / can say for my team,
that there Is no one but thinks that
you tried to be strictly impartial.
How is our Thanksgiving game? /
hope you can come, as it would be II
good drawing card for us and we need
1t, as we are already Sin the hole
deep. With best regards from Salem
to Akron, i remain,
Very sincerely,
fl. l.. VAUGHAN.
II the North Ends are successful in
defeating the South Ends tomorrow,
they will probably be obliged to meet
an Akron team on Thanksgiving, but
if they are beaten they may go to
Salem.
MOVING IN.
Over Mt the quarters Of the North
End Athletic club, men are busy plac-
ing the apparatus of the club in posi-
tion. The actual work of moving In
has been commenced, and after an
other week of waiting, the North Ends
will have new home. All of the
equipment now owned by the club that
Is still In fair condition will be used
again. The worn out portions vii
be discarded and new equipment pur
chased TO take their places.
Some OF the members of the North
End club have nm idea that their or
ganization is not regarded very high
ly because of the fact that 1t has
been without quarters for long time
They are resolved, however, TINT
sighting remarks cannot he made
about them much longer. Contracts
have been let for the plumbing and
the work of putting the baths into
service. A number of down town bust
ness men are interested and are ready
TO become members ms soon As the re
moval Is completed.
WILL BE DECISIVE.
The question of the supremacy of tn,
football teams OF the Star and Yal,
day afternoon, at Summit Lake park
Ia the last of series of three games
Each team has n game to It's credi
and those who attend may expect I,
see one of the hardest fought con
tests ever witnessed on an Akron grid
iron. The teams weight win averag
about 1870 pounds. The winner of IN
game viii issue n challenge to one o
the heavier teams, either the Nortl
Ends. Planets or South Ends.
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL.
The North Ends and South Ends
ancient enemies, and rivals in loca
sport, will meet IN game on Buchte
field Saturday, the result of which
Will go far in determining the cit,
championship for the season.
South End has been defeated In
once, and that time the yanqulshcr
We're outside men. North End start
ed the season with defeat at th
hands of the Planets, due largely I
lack OF practice and cohesive tear
work. Since that time the North En-
team has improved nightly, as tn
hard fought draw with the Planet
last Saturday showed plainly. Bot
are determined to win this game, bl
victory can go to but one. A vii
ming game by the North Ends at tn
time would upset championship ca
culations all along the line, and Il
sure q decidedly warm ending to Il