Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-27

town, as fOllOWS: Ed Morgan, Harry
Cain, viii Hutchinson, pitchers; @. II,
Smith, Jim OConnell, catchers; Pat
Hutchinson, first base; James Gaffney,
second base; viii Clippert, short stop;
w. X. Miller center field; William
Meath, left field, James Jackson, right
field; Tom Hoover third base; Frank
O'Brien, Jack Finn, substitutes.
S. Il. A. G., S-W. G. & H., @.
The Webster, Camp a. Lane team
was defeated by the South Ends Sat
urday afternoon on the Summit Lake
grounds. The steady downpour of
rain prevented good playing. The ball
was wet and slippery. Many errors
We're made on both sides. Limric was
unable to pitch because of lame arm.
Heisler was placed in the box. Watts
pitched a good game for the South
Ends. Heisler's catch of n hot liner in
the eighth was feature of the game.
The batting order was as follows:
South Ends-Stevens, IS; Grille, 3b;
Wiese, If; Allen, C; williams, IF; Mat
thews, 3b; Cavanaugh, 1b; Shank, cf;
Watts, u.
Webster, Camp b LANE Bedur, Sb;
Krahmer, e; Cassidy, If; Bois, cf;
Moore, 2b; #. Iimric, 1b; Rogers, SIS;
]. Limric, +. e.; Heisler, p
BUCHTEL DEFEATED.
Buchtel was defeated at Hiram Sat.
urday by score of s to =. The day
was miserable one and the grounds
were In terrible condition. The work
of both pitchers was first class. The
lllrams made six hits ana the Buchtels
four. For Buchtel Price and Washer
played the star games. The teams
batted as follows:
Hiram Miller, p; Hardy, c; Kahle
lb; McDowie, 2b; Squire 3b; Sauer
vein, IF; Spurion, Of; Brown, IS; Jones
If.
Ruchtel-Waeher, ss; Brown, If;
Price, p; Cushman, 2b; Polsliy, G;
Reed, 3b; Williams, ID; Orln, C; f.
Moore, RI.
Errors Buchtel, 3; Hiram, 9.
liits-Buchtel 4; Hiram g.
Two base hlt--Washer.
Three base hit-Squire,
Score by innings:
Hiram ....... I % OO2O o-s
Ruchtcl ....... 00OO 900 9 o o.
W, Il. U. MEMORIAL DAY.
The Western Reserve University
ball team will play Buchtel In this
city Thursday, The Buchtcls were
defeated by the same team early In the
season. Saturday at Wooster the w
X. us were defeated. Buchtel has
beaten Wooster and u close game is
expected hre.
ALL DAY SHOOT.
The Akron Gun Club will hold al
nllday shoot on the range Memorial
Day. The program for the day is as
follows:
Event No. Practice, IL targets
No ., 10 targets; No. 3, Is targets; No
4, . pairs No. ., club handicap, (open
to club members only,) 90 targets; No
@, 10 Targets; No, I, II targets; No
:, 10 targets; No. ., for BEACON journal
cup, topcn to club members only) 1C
pairs; No TO- 10 targets; No. IL, Il
targets; No. 10, 10 targets.
HAMILTON HAS JOINED,
Jack Hamilton has become n member
of the South End Athletic club. lie
wns voted in at the last regular meet
Ing OF the club He viii meet Slmms
In this city June 7, The boys will
admit only members of the organiza
tion to the contest.
MINOR GAMES.
The Young Americans defeated the
Young Tigers Saturday afternoon by
a score Of 28 to II.
The West Hill Grays were defeated
Mt Rarberton Saturday afternoon ny
a score Of IA TO O. Only four innings
were played on account of tho rain.
DRIVING CLUR.
The Akron Driving club will mcet
Tuesday evening at the harnes stor,
OF Frank Co'lorcdo, Arrangements
VIII be made for the opening matinee
NlW TEAM
The buckeye base bah team has or
ganlzed for the season The manage
would like to arrange games witt
any 20 year old team in the city
Graf. The team lines up a follows
Answers should be sent to the Demo
Bolts, p.: Spldel, C.; Dennis. III.
Davis, 2b, Funbe, 3b.; Mcfarland
S.; Ross, H.; Baylett, cf.; Osborne, RI