Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-21

IODA1 > GAMEc.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Baltimore.
Chicago at Boston.
4 ST. Louis at Washington.
for the East Ends in the game Sat
urday afternoon on the East End
clubs grounds on Exchange ST., and
were beaten by ecore of II to 3. The
first pitcher the Marines tried lasted
two innings. He went to the stables
with seven runs chalked up against
him. The second pitcher was slight
improvement but could not stop the
run getting Of the East Ends. Heis-
Ter twrled steady game for the East
Ends The feature Of the game was
the hitting of Ed. Russell, who made
four clean hits. Malone CT the North
played left field for the East Ends.
A large crowd attended the game.
BARBERTON 5-NEW BERLIN Z.
The Barberton team was defeated
Saturday at New Berlin by the New
Berlin nine, by a score of to Z. Bar
berton came near winning the game
In the last inning, with two men on
bases and one out, but the two sue
cecding batters were not equal to the
occasion. Barberton won the first
game with New Berlin by a score Of
II to 2,
LARGE CRoWD-MUCH WATER
mo GAME.
The heavy rain Of Friday night cost
the City league neat sum Saturday.
Despite the fact that 1t was announced
at noon Saturday that there would be
no games at Buchtel field In the af-
ternoon, about 400 Of the faithful ven
tured their way to the grounds and
werc disappointed IN not seeing con
test. While the diamond looked to
be In fair shape, the outfleld especial
~ in the district Of the center fielder,
was small lake.
VOORHEES, MAY PITCH wEDNEs.
DAY.
From the present outlook and talk
Of ball lovers the game Wednesday
between Kent and the Niagaras will
be record-breaker In point of at.
tendance. The defeat OF Kent by the
Eouth Ends last Wednesday came as a
revelation to local lovers of the sport
and now that IA game has been won
and the gray suit fright has worn
away, more games will be won. The
Niagaras will have II strong team on
tho field. Bill Cams who besides
being a good catcher, is noted for his
liyeliness on the coaching lines. will
be behind the bat for the Niagarns
cCy" Voorhees, may pitch, If voor-
hees does not twirl, Klttnger win at.
tempt 10 make the Kent batters look
Ike Lilliputians. Kittnger has Just
rounded into form as was shown by
his pitching at Silver lake against the
Alliance team, when only IL meI
faced him in the last five innings.
DAyEY'S METHOD OF TRAINING
Frank Dayey. the wrestler Is Al
present working at tho carpenter trade
getting himself In condition for hare
campaign ON the mat this winter. II,
viii get In good condition and expect,
70 have matches with some OF tn,
best i24-pound wrestlcrs In the Stat,
this winter. Davey says he is feelIn,
better than ever and is as fast ant
wify ms he has been In the past, as
number Of good wrcstlcrs have foun,
out 70 their sorrow, Clyde Boyd 1
pnyey's new manager, and when tn
wrestling season opens, the l2i-poun
fs(lows Will be gone after hard, am
locnl lovers OF the sport may expec
10 see good contests.
OFF FOR CHICAGO.
GineIpnati, o, July 2i.-Most Q
tlsoas who participated In the iri-stai
tPnpis tournament here the past wee
left Tor Chicago, where they win pla
ttjv week. In the finals In men
doubles. the fifth and deciding set wa
deelered OFF last night. after the pla
Was over aud II was played sunda.
when Emerson and Diehl beat Mitcl
~ end Miller 6-S. The fifth set wa
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