Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-09

Totals 80. :. 80 10 0 27 ii 9
BY innings:
North Ends 100 O O 0 3 0 l. 5
South Ends ..03 1 90 > o 10
Summary: Earned run-North Ends
I, South Ends 8. Two-base hits
Dunn, Britain, Dietrich. Sacrifice
hit-Chatfield. Double play-Brittan
to Moon. Base on balls-OfP Hays 3.
Hit with ball-By Hays 2. Struck out
BY Hays 3. Stolen bases-Chatfield,
Price. Umpire-Davs. Time of game
las.
GOSSIP OF THE FANNERY.
How long, o Lord, how long, will
1t be before the promised improve
ment of the diamond at Silver lake
comesi.
Because the players drank out of
the pail it must not be thought civil
ization Is going back. Tin cups cost
money. And, besides, the water is
furnished free.
There was no mist before Price s
eyes. Four singles in four times up
isn't bad.
Doc did not have time to say, i've
got it." 1t came too sudden.
The ginger displayed in coming and
going on the field was appreciated.
Keep 1t up.
The following compact was entered
into at the close Of the game: 1--WE
the undersigned, do hereby solemnly
avow that we will contribute nickle
for the purchase of tin cup for use
at Silver lake grounds
(Signed) THE FANS"
GROUNDS TOO MUDDY.
The East Akrons and the Buckeyes
were to have played game on the
East Akron grounds, Saturday after
noon, and both teams were considera-
bly, worked up with spirit which
would have meant good game. The
grounds are new, however, and the
heavy rain left them in n wretched
condition, so that the game has been
postponed.
AFTER THEM ALL.
The Akrons defeated the b. F. Good
rich Co. Office employees Saturday af-
ternoon, In a six-inning game on the
Akron's grounds by score of 2 to 1.
Batteries Akrons- -Kirstahder and
Swalbaugh. b. #. Goodrich-Cope and
Keller. The Akron's challenge any
team in the city, barring league teams,
Wcrners preferred Answer through
this paper, or address Clark Burrell,
503 w. Thornton st.
WON BY FORFEIT.
The West End Athletic club and the
Columbia Chemical team, of Barberton,
played part of Il game in the mud at
| Summit Lake park Saturday afternoon.
The argument came to an abrupt end
in the third inning. Peck, the West
Ends pitcher. was in the box for his
first game Of the season, and the Bar
bertons Immediately landed all over
him and made nine runs in the first in
ming. In the second inning Barberton
got one and West End got busy to the
extent of six.
The third inning began with the score
just this way, and it continued until
West End had three men on bases, and
strikes. The umpire called the next
one pitched Il bnll, and the Barhertons
demanded new umpire. Failing to
get one they quit and forfeited the
game TO West End.
WOOD-NlAGARA GAME OFF.
There was but one game in the city
league, Saturday, the one dated for the
Buchtel grounds, between the Kirk
woods and Niagaras, having been post.
poned because of the rain. Rain checks
were issued for the first time since
the schedule began.
SlMMS HAS GONE.
Art Simms was off to Buffalo. Sun.
day, where he will meet Curley Sup
pies Tuesday night before the Inter
national Athletic club at the Fort
Erie club house. Slmms was accom-.
panied from here by his trainer, and
hopes In this fight to remove the
Jonah which seems to have been fol-
lowing him for nearly year.
Simms feels good and has two
chances for good fights with well
known scrappers, in case he wins from
Supplies. This he win try his best TO
do, for he realizes MS well ms any one