Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-25
CANTON
Swamped East
Il Akron Team.
One-Sided Game
BuChteI Field.


tel field was poor exhibition of the
national game. The score, 30 to 3, in
favor of Canton, tells the tale. The
three runs credited to the local team
We're gifts. The game was fairly we'll
attended.
Up to the fifth inning the East Ends
did not get man to first. Then Brum
baugh sent II pretty single TO center:
Clarke sent II hot one into Deitz's
ribs. but the other three men were
easy outs. 1t was onc-two-thrce or
der again until the last inning
In this inning Heisler sent roller
straight to short. Flood, the Canton
shortstop. stood still and let it hit his
feet. a moment later he was forced at
second by Limric. Volk hit one TO
the pitcher who threw wild, and Linn
ric reached third. Kroner then sent
hot liner TO left center, which or
dinarily would have been good for
two bases. but Cooper, who trotted
after the ball, allowed him to stretch
ii into II home run. Brumbaugh and
Dcitz both Knocked long flies to Coop
CT and the game was over
The features of the game were the
catching of Midget KRONER and
the terrific batting of Violet, of the
Canton team. out of seven times at
lat he made six hits, two OF them
two-bnggcrs. Brumbaugh made Il
sensational catch of Huling's long fly
in the ninth.
ltr
East Ends .....O 10000 3-3
Canton e. .....2 . | o 3 I , oO-2D
Ilits-East End 3: Canton. 20; or
rors. East End. I: Canton .: stolen
bases. East End /: Canton ;. Batter-
lcs-lIcisler. KRONER IIcislor and Linn
ric: Huling and Clark. Struck ont
Ry Hcisler t. 10y Limric .: by Clarke
g. First base ON baIls--Bv uoislor n.
by Limric >; by Clark !. Umpire
z. Lmric.
NOTES.
Twcnty-nine to three. But then
The season only opens once I'm n ycnr.
The official scorckcepcr had TO send
Dut after n fresh supply of lead pcu.
eis.
Krohmer is hard worker. His
work was greatly admired bv tbc rov
Brumbaugh is n conner
And II little boy who managed ia
Kiln in somehow wondered If II wos 4,
"cow-pasture" game,
Rossitcr's muff of Hammond's non
fly in the eight. following Dcitz's muff
of Jacobs ! op-up. were wholly inox
rusable
The Canton players are gentle
manly crowd of fellows
Brumbaugh's sensational catch OF
Hulngs fly In the ninth robbed that
PLAYER of n three bapger.
Violet will be released by Canton II
he does not soon get his batting clothes
On.
Clarke. the Canton pltchcr is n
was his first game and he gives prom-
Use OF making good.
AMERICAN LEAGrE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
St Louls........ 0O02 90 -.
Cleveland ...... 1000 IOO0 O..
Harper and Maloney. Taylor anf
Bemis. l4 +.
Detroit .-....... 5000 90 .!
Chicago ........ 1000 OOO-t
Sicver and Mcclure; Patterson ant
Sullivan.
Boston -...2 | O03 Oi ~
Washington. 0O01 OO2O 90 :
Young and Crlger; Carrlck and Drill
Baltimore ., q d u u q q r. 4
Philadelphia -..- o l 900 90 1 o..
Hughes and Robinson, Plank ant
Powers.
TODAN'S GAMES.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Detroit at Chicago.
Boston at Washington. I.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago :. ...-.i 90 o 900 %
Pttsburg :. ....011O00 %
Batteries -Wiliaks and Tinker.
Chesebro and thinner.
Brooklyn -. IL OOGO92 G-IG
Philadelphia ...131OOOO1o q Il
Batteries -NTcNIakln and Ahcrn. Sal
isbury and Voorhees,.
Cincinnati 10000 OOO1ao
CT ouf, A "A "A "a "A ~ a , - -.