Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-02
THE STANDING
No games scheduled.

The entries for todays races at the
fair indicate that there is good sport
to be had at that meet. The card for
today consists OF trot and pace.
The classes are not phenomenally
fast, YET The hers demonstrated yes
terday that they can get around IN
astonishlngly rapid style. The entries
have been numerous and the interest
is keen. The fact that the matinees
of the Akron Driving club We're dis
continued mt an early date this year
has had the effect that great many
Akron folks are unfamiliar with the
capabilities of the home animals. The
work that they can do is, therefore n
revelation to many of the sightseers.
Akron drivers have learned some
points during their summer campaigns
on other tracks and they show that
they can jockey as well as the out
slders. Given favorable weather con
ditions, the Akron meet will be one
that the home horse owners and touts
cannot sneer at. Here is the card for
today.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. ..
2.40 Trot-Purse $2.OO-Eva webea
b m, by Atwood, william Bergin, Ra,
VIENNA; Wurla, b IN, by Alcontire,
John @. Welty, Garfield; EssaIena,
ID M. by Elyria. G. o. Weidman, Me-
dina; Noble. br a. by --, VIM. CAS-
tie. Minerva Falls; Grace 8, blk IN, by
Golden Slope ID. NJ. Ganyard, Akron;I
Perry, b &, by Prevalo, VIM. Richard
son, Akron; Billy George, c h, by
,ODdy, John Thompson, Newburg Jay
Bee See, b z, by Frantic, Ed. Riedy,
Sianton; Norrle, b q, by Brown Wilks,
@. II. Emery, Cleveland; Blady Vim
cent, br IN, by st. Vincent, N. Ripple,
Youngstown.
2:20 Pace-Purse $3.50 Stark Poin-
ter &, by Star Pointer, A. q.
Brantz, Canton; MeFern, by Me-
Erwin, O. e. White. Wooster; Char
ley b., b 6, ---, J. r. Sweeney.
Cleveland; Silver Cord, --, @. l..
eartewell. Bowling Green; Beli s., h
m, by Killbuckton, Geo. Hartman,
Akron; Lottie Bayard, h IN, by E. @.
Bayard. j. G. Burton Akron; Litho-
polls, b e, by Circle, B. Is. McOarty,
Thomesford, Ont, Canada; Cleo, y IN,
by Prince Carl, IL. q. Burgess Sand
HILL Mich; Pilot Boy, b 4, by Spotted
lgim, u. j. Aisle, Rural Valley, Pa;
Little Frank. b &, by Frantic, A. |.
Walters, Canal Dover; Tony b. b g.
by Hot Spur Chief. w. G. Barnes, An.
ron; Lee. b e, by Ontario, J. Gillespie
Cieveland.
kElFFs DOWNFALL
London, Oct. -(Spl)--In turf cil
cles n great sensation has been cause
by the action of the Jockey club stew
ards In Withdrawing the license q
Lester Rein, and warning him of IN
Newmarket heath.
The immediate cause of his ster
sentence was the riding OF whitney
horse De Lacey, at Manchester, las
Friday in the new barns plate II
Lacey was beaten n head by Croker
Minnie Dee, on which Lester Rcln
brother, John, had the mount. III
Inference is that the Jockey Clu
stewards decided that the elder joel
ey allowed Crokers Oily TO win ii
race, which ought TO have gone I
Whitney.
WALCOrT MATCHED AGAIN.
San Francisco, Oct. 2,-(Sp) )-Tt
Twentieth Century club has matche
Joe Walcott and kid" Garter to be
20 rounds on the night Of Oct IL. N
men will meet at catch weights
YOUNGSTOWN ORGANIZATION.
Youngstown, o., oct 2.-(Splp III
Youngstown foot ball club, compose
OF experienced players on the ggidirc
organized by the election of Charl
s. Smith, captain Joseph Mullane, SO
retary; John MCGOWAN. treasurer. IN
club will play Its opening game of Il
season with Niles next Saturday afte
noon.
BARBERTON ATHLETICS.
The Barberton foot hall team WI
disappointed In its first match, wh,
rain prevented the game against II
Planets, but the members or II
team have taken the matter phil
sophicaily and are practicing for OF
or games. The Planet game will
played at later date. and there
game against the South Ends, 10 |
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