Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-22
Dr.. Lyons
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Howard 1T. pool room, is authority
for the statement that the two men
pool tournament will be begun by next
Wednesday night. There will be about
nine teams in the tournament when
it begins operations, and six of those
teams have already been selected. The
teams were chosen with a view TO
avoiding the necessity of handicappng
and those picked thus far are as fol-
lows:
Hard and Garrett, Niers and Ocker-
man, Waller and Schumacher, Ram
panelli and Goddard, Mcleod and
Glover. The otncr three teams are
not yet selected.
THERE Is WILLIAM?
There is letter at this office for VIM.
Jennings, .--~ base ball player, from
Charles II. Woods, of the Cleveland
base ball iunta, who, in n cOmmunica-
tlon to the Sporting Editor of the
Democrat, states that he will have one
of the best teams in the business this
year.
BUCHTEL GIRLS BEATEN.
In the presence Of Il large and en-
thusiastic audience, the young ladies
of the Freshmen class of Buchtcl col
lcge, were defeated by Canton High
by the close score of 10 to II, at
Grouse gymnasium, last night
On account of the great number Of
fouls, there was little actual playing
done. But the little that was to be
seen was treat. Miss Duebel, as
guard, played a star game for Canton,
as she blocked many pretty throws.
At the end of the first half the college
girls were in the lead, TO ., but the
second half was n revelation to them.
By the marvellous passing and team
work of Misses Shaf'er and Hassoldt,
these young ladies managed to pile
up nine points. In The meantime,
Miss Voris, of Buchtel, was causing
the Canton team much worry. Her
skillful running throw from the field
was a stimulus to the roofing. Bar
ring many unnecessary fouls, the game
was an interesting one, with Miss
Elizabeth Voris, the star, for 1t was
due to her accurate throwing that
Buchtcl made all its points, though
everybody, OH both teams, played
splendidly. Summary:
BuchteI. Canton.
Voris (Capt) .....l f....... Hassoldt
Staver ............c.. Sccrist, (Capt)
Rockwell .......l g........... Bond
Auble ...........r g....... Duebcl
Baskets -Voris, Hassoldt and Shat
fer: baskets from fouls-Vorls Z, Has
soldt, 3, Shaffcr .; fouls-Canton 10,
Buchtel "a; referees Misses Horix
and Loos; umpires- Misses Pfaff and
Book: timers Misses Saunders and
Ernst; linesmen- Misses Motz and
parshall; time of halves 15 minutes
score-O, A.. s. II, h. +. 10.
BALK LINE TOUR.NA AIENT.
A distinct novelty In local billiard
work ls, promised soon at the Howard
St billiard parlors, where the manage
mcnt is busy In the arranging Of q
l4-inch balk line billiard tournament
to he participated in by local players
The balR line game has rot been play
ed by many of the local blliardists
but 1t is believed that there will bC
no trouble IN getting sufficient entries
for good games. The contests vii
all he decided In the afternoon, anc
this VIII be n day time tournament
The pool games will, AS usual, he play
ed In the evening.
PEERLESS IN GOOD FORM.
The Peerless bowlcrs rolled thre
good games last night, defeating tn
Eurckus In all Of them. The score
were as follows: Peerless, 20, 50,
sGi, Eurekas, TS6 SOL, T0l.