Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-01

Wilson, s. X. Graves, Seville.
| PraNes) ........ ............1 ]
Sybil H.. chm, by Acmon. G.
A. Shnelder, Cleveland. oval
teiS) ......... /.
Brooklawn, br. g., by Chester
wood, I. II. NIantOn, Akron.
| CIeare) ............... 3 3
] Minting, Otis d. Clay, Massil-.
lon, Humphrey .............4 4
Time-2;19h, 2:20h, 2:2O.
2:2O Glass Pacing-Purse $500.
Master Roy, Big, by Roadmas-
ter, ID. Peters, Dresden, Ont,
Qeters) ................... Il 1
Chandler b.g.. by Brown Will
kes, j. F. Boles, Mansfield,
tHinKstonD .5 2
Harry, Big, by IRIS. j. w.
Stillwell, Troy, Laird. 3 4
Belle s.. b.m.. by Killbuck Tom,
Geo. Hartman, Akron, tStulD .3
Eugene c., or. g., by Arrowood,
G. NJ. Parks, Toledo, PARKS. A 4 6
Nan Earl, chm, by Ruthvert
Fred Breeze, Sr., Toledo,
(Wilson) .................. ..6 5 {
Executive, b. s., by AIcantara,
Il. M. Hamilton, Newcastle,
Pa, (Hamiltom ............7 3
Kitty Price, b.m., by Sultan, l..
Dean, Butler. DEAN. n......o s 7
Pineapple, Big, by Pinewood, ].
It. Sweeney, Cleveland.
(Hamm) 80. ..... ..........S
Marvel r. and silver Heels drawn.
Time-2:19H, 2:2O, 2:2OA.
2:20 Glass Trotting g-Purse $500.
Homer, Big. by Lucas Brodhead,
Homer Dedser, Laporte, Ind,
Line) ................1 4 1 1
Gold Lace, b.g., by Gold Leaf,
II. b. Spellman, Canal Dover.
tSpellman) ...... 49,. .3 2 9
West Eddy, b.g,, by Jerome Ed
dy, Mrs. Ida Young, Findlay,
dmgard) ...... -. ........2 4 3
Trelawney, b.g., by Kink Rene,
Geo. Davis, Findlay, Davis. .4,3 4
Wheaton Boy, Barney Kroll,
Allegheny, Pa.,i- tMorehend). g 5 5
Walter Pierce, WV. Armstrong
Wooster, (Armstrong) ........5 6 Z
Bessie Fuller, bm., by Church.
i'll, j. III. Hall. Columbus,
thhlD ............. ....7 6
Time-2:23A, 220M, 2:19A.
WON'T MAKE THE CHANGE.
Neither the management of the East
Akron team nor the management of
the Kirkwoods Is in favor of the en-
trance of the East Ends into the CITY
league to replace the Kirkwoods.
though players in, both teams have
thought 1t would be very good thing.
Mr.. Park B. Robipson, president of
the East Akron Athletic club, stated
Friday morning that the East End
team would not enter the league, this
season at least, under any circum-
stances.
I'VE are doing well now" he said,
''and We want to be independent"
The Kirkwoods also have taken
squirt in the last few days, and Acting
Manager G. Forest Firestone states
that the team will now be in until the
finish. An effort will he made to re-
place the Cleveland players who were
released. Aker will be worked out as
a pitcher, and Frank Howland win
play at third Saturday.
THINKS LOTS OF SIAIMS.
Art Simms Is busy working out
with Terry McGoyern at Stratford,
Conn.,, and he states that he is get
ting along well and getting into the
best of condition himself, while he
works with the little ex-champion.
Simms says In letter to the Sport,
ing Editor of the Democrat the follow
ing nice things about McGovern:
II find Terry NfcGovern to be fast,
strong, hardhittlnga two-handed fight
er and much more clever than the
public ever gave him credit for. He
uses the shortest punches | ever saw
used by any boxer He will be in fine
shape for this battle and think he
will win inside of five rounds, sure"
McGovern thinks great deal of
Simms' science, and hopes to get many
points from his work with the Akron
lightweight, slmms is learning some
things about training that he did not
know before.
DEXTER GOES TO BOSTON.
Chicago, Aug. 1.-Charles Dexter
who last week was released by the
Chicago National league club, has sign.
ed to play with the Boston Nationals
for the remainder of the season. Dex-
ter, while on the Chicago team, played
every position ON the diamond except
that of pitcher, and Is conceded to be
one OF the best utility players IN the
business. The Cincinnati club tried
10 sign Dexter and he also received
several offers to manage minor league
teams.