Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-03
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office teams were battling for suprem
acy. But no Horatius came forth from |
the ranks to save the game from the |
p. o. barbarian hordes who crossed |
the bridge and home plate in droves |
until 10 runs were chalked up. Huber |
attempted the Horatius act and made |
single but not another was forth
coming during the game, which was
filed with more numerous stunts than
any bill that has been put on at Lake
side or Summit Lake park this season.
Jim Boyd started the game for the
scribes as slab artist and he made good
but his supporters saw that all the p.
o. men who were not struck out were
allowed to score. Boyd had good
curves and his delivery was like that
which once made Mathewson the idol
of the fans of the Metropolis. He ap-
peared in a pretty white shirtwaist and
after he had thrown three balls he
rolled up his sleeves and displayed an
arm that would have made him the
envy. of the summer girl Of the city,
1t also struck terror to the hearts of
the p. o. men but the antics and
maneuvers. of the eight men, support
ing him, soon restored confidence in
the p. o.
But the game was not featureless by
any means. Clark Miller hit one fly to
center in the SECOND. Wintrode had
been instructed to freeze out the flies
in this territory. Faithful to his in
structions he started after this partic-
ular fly. Miller with visions of two
sacker on the score-keeper's book was
speeding toward second, when Win
trode with mighty lunge forward
grabbed the sphere as he was falling
toward the interior of the earth. He
rolled over but held the ball, making
ne of the most sensational catches that
has been seen on Buchtel field for
many years. In the same inning Har-
ley Johnson displayed marvellous abil-
ity as base runner, when he stole
third. xittlnger had the ball when
/, Johnson was ten feet from the base,
but the latter is not a quitter and
throwing his lower limbs ahead of his
:. head he shot on to the bag foot
under Kittinger The official score of
10 to was due partly TO Umpire
StelnmetZ who is a clerk, and to the
off-color fielding of the members of the
scribes team.
The lineup was as follows: Scribes:
Land,c; Boyd, p; Rhodes, 1b; Huber
2b; Mars, 3b; Kelly, IS; Johnson, If;
: Wintrode, cf; Harter, IF. p. 0 team,
II. Miller, 2b; c. Miller, p; Parker, If;
Lodwicl, c; Chapman, 1b; Kittinger,
3b Souers, So; Limrlc, cf; Garahan, IF.
BETWEEN THE ERRORS.
/, Harter let fly 90 through his
- hands and hit him on the sternum.
= Dusty Rhodes was like a rubber
, man, especially when II ball would
/, strike his glove and bound out again
q We had larger error column any
n how.
" Even big four-mlnute John Chap
n man stole base.
The scribes never could play in cold
x weather.
The best teams have Off days and
we are no exception.
=, q MISS ROBB WON.
n London, July 3-In the all England
= ladies' tennis championship games n
:, Kimbleden, Miss Robb heat Mrs. Ster
ry, the holder by 1-5, and 81.
!, ANOTHER FREAK AUTO FLYER
. New York, July 3.--Another notable
n foreign racing car has been brought t
n This country to be added to the coteri'
V of famous flyers now here. Charles
ID. Cooke has Just received Darracq
which won several races and speed
trials at Nice this spring. 1t is al
out and out racing machine and mucl
resembles the new Winton racer. L
- has two small seats one high and ont
low and. of course, tonnenu body o.
y luxurious fittings. Ii is of thirty-hve
:, horse power and four-cyllndered. Mr.
y Cooke expects to enter It In all race
this season and will test its PAGES a
Brighton Beach.
., SINiMS AND KEARNS MATCHED
!, Art Slmms and Tim Kearns hav'
10 been matched for a fight at Bridge
!, port, Conn, July 10. The contes
+ will 20 Is rounds, and the fighters
will enter the ring Mt catchweights
: Simms Is back again with Captain
n Bond, whose training quarters he Wis
= tied before, and he thinks he Will b'
"A able to get number of good matche
\ In the Fast Simms is popular ther
4 and after his fight with Kearns vii
n meet some lightweight at Philadelphia
phia, In six round fight
h Art evidently believes that he ha
4 left his bad luck and bad fighting he
hind. and that he will now he abl
TO do better and more profitable wori
n since his arm is entirely recovere
from the Injury,
4 TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Preparations are being made for
n tennis tournament and n meeting O
n representatives OF the clubs In Akro
and one from Barberton will he hel
Saturday night 10 mike further al
rangements. The clubs are the Eas
Market ST. club, the West Hill clul
"A and there will probably he one frol
y East Akron and still another fror