Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-19
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urday night about building new club
house.
Milo was seen Sunday with a new
spring hat. '.il 40
Lots of flel6ers could get some val
liable pointers by watching Chat
field.
Why Is it that we can't have ball
games without profanity from some
Of the narrowheads? The police surely
had their ear tabs on.
Carter's unipiring was first-class.
The Wednesday games begin June
11th.
Kiitinger proved himself fine
pitcher with plenty of steam and good
command.
Stone looks like a find.
A few knockers tried 10 roast the old
reliable Motz. It's good bet these
same tin horns blew the loudest
about his ability when he played in
foreign towns.
SCHEDULE CHANGED.
There has been a slight change in
the schedule for the pool tournament
for the championship of northern
Ohio, which will be played at the How
ard ST pool room. The games, as f.
nally arranged, will be as follows;
Monday, Rampanelli and Santora;
Tuesday, Hard and Brater; Wednesday
Carroll and Strock; Thursday Ram
panelli and Hard; Friday, Brater and
Santora. 1t is expected that big
crowd will see the games.
A GOOD THING.
The field day exercises which will
take place under the auspices Of the
4 Akron High School Athletic Associa-
tlon, will mark step forward in
local field and track athletics. The
High school has, of course, backed
athletics for several years, but 1t is
said that never has there been more
interest displayed than is manifested
In these games. They will vary great
ly In the kinds of contests, and pro-
vided the performances are good this
time, there will be decided boom I'm
school athletics.
HOORAY FOR SPICERTOWN.
The Spicertown A. G. easily defeated
the Buffalo Stars Saturday afternoon
by score of 80 to 9. The feature OF
the game was the battery of the S. A. q
Batteries: s. A. O.: Belden and Imler
b. s.: Housed, Ridge, Krumeich anc
Chlor.
HE CAN GET A MATCH.
New York, May 19--Frederick Ger
ken, owner of the Speedway trotter
The Monk, who issued a challenge t.
match his horse against Boralma, Lore
Derby or The Abbott for side be-
Of $4,000, will have no trouble il
clinching match with the owner o.
one of the above named horses If h,
posts forfeit. The owner in question
said that If Mr.. Gerken was reported
correctly and was sincere in his desir
to match The Monk against any one O
the three horses named, he would glad
ly accommodate him just as soon as h
would deposit forfeit to bind tn
match.
CARTER-McCOY MATCH.
New York, May 19.-Kid Mccoy ha
sent word that he intends to leave Sar
atoga for this city, where he is t
meet Kid Carter for six rounds a
catch weights, at Martin Julians In
dustrial hall Mccoy has put in tw
hard weeks training at his farm, as h
was not satisfied with his showin
against Fred Russell.
LOST TO BARBERTON.
There was n hot ten inning battl
between the Werners, of this city, an
the Barbertons, Saturday, at Barbe,
-. ton, In the presence of repesentatlv
audience of Barberton base ball spec
tators, which means half the tow
For inning after inning the team
would be tied, and until the very en-
there was no indication by which tn
. winners might be picked. Barberto
finally won by one run, the score ben
oS. The work Of the Werner pitcher
Jim Davidson, was especially con
, mcndable, although Davidson was n
most entirely without practice. He di
not give n single pass to first on balls
, Shanafelt's heavy batting was fei
l ture, and the Barbertons played yer
I, fast game throughout.
STATE OFFICIALS PLAYED.
\ Charleston, w. Va, May 10.
v game Of base ball was played her
! between the state and county official,
i the score being II to 7 In favor of tn
t former. Governor White played SO,
I ond base on the State House team
+ and Sheriff Jarrett played first bas
: on the opposing team.
Il CORNELL VICTORIOUS.
:, Albany, N. Y, May 19:-F. h. Ions
d necker, OF Ohio, one of the track tear
h OF Cornell University, won honors |
q Albany at the Cornell Princeton fiel
y and track meet, Longnecker score
70 for his alma mater In the runnin
:, broad jump event, Cornell was vi,
II torious.
d COLUMBIAS WON.
It The Columbias won two games fro,
the Acmes on the Grand allews FL
v day evening. Only four men bowie
d on each team, The scores were:
le Columbias- 660 7GO, TAI.
l. Acmes-733, 60i, 63O
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