Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-08
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will hold down second in Joe Can
tllion's 'All Star" team in the series
against the Pittsburg champions. viii
not enter Pennsylvania this fall, and
will not appear at the games in Pitts
burg because Of the ruling of the Phil
adelphia court on the complaint of
Rogers. An effort will be made by
the fans to have Col Rogers lift the
ban against Lajoie In pennsylvania
since the playing season will then be
over. Without Lnjoie on the opposi-
tion team the Pittsburg acrobats will
not draw much in post-season series
here.
TERRY'S TEAM WON.
Cincinnati o., Sept. S-Terry Nc
Governs Terrors and Young Corbett's
Sluggers met at League park Saturday
before a crowd of $500. McGovern's
team won by the score of to l. scor-
ing two runs in the fifth, on base
on balls to Terry's trainer, Mayhood,
single and McGovern's fierce liner,
which got away from Corbett. Nc
Govern and Corbctt played second base
on their respective teams. Some sports
declare this a forecast of the result at
Louisville.
Simms played one of the gardens
on McGovern's team.
EAST ENDS 2, MARINES 3.
The Canton Marines beat the East
Ends Saturday by score of 3 to 9.
The East Ends made eight hits while
the Marines made five. The East
Ends also fielded better. making but
one error while the Marines were cred
tied with five The feature of the
game was running catch by the right
fielder of the Marines The Marines
began scoring early, making one run
in the first inning. They added two
more in the fifth and this was enough
to win the game. The East Ends made
one in the fourth and another in the
iifth but could not add another in the
remaining four innings. Douglas
was not in his usual form and was
generous with bases on balls. Ehman
for the Marines tossed up n slow ball
which the East Ends would knock In
the air for pop flies. This was espec-
tally true when hit would have
brought in runs. Motz umpired the
game.
Score: II U II
Marines. 0 9 0 OO-3 > 3
East Ends 0 90 10 0 % 8 1
RACE WENT TO THE BESSIE.
The races between the smaller
launches on the local lakes have been
revelation, In n way, and as they
approach the close they become more
and more interesting. The promoters
Messrs, Fred Work, Ed, Zautner. and
:. b. Lafferty, who are providing the
cup that will go to the winner of the
series, say they had no idea that the
boats would run each other so closely
as they have done.
The Wanderer the Bessie and the
Hilma have each won race, and
when the finals are run, next Satur-
day, the bonts will he started on diff
ierent times, so that the judges can
take the times of their running accu-
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the line so close together that this has
been difficult.
the Wanderer, Captain Walters; the
Bessie, Captain w. Hopkins and the
FRANCES Claire, Captain Howland.
started in Saturdays race, which was
won by the Bessie in Al minutes. %
seconds. Captain Carleton's Hilma,
or Barberton, was there but at the last
minute the mechanism went wrong and
the Hllma was unable to start.
The Wanderer finished the race first
according to actual time, but was set
pack FOR foul, so that the race went
TO the Bessie. The judges claim that
captain Walters passed the Bessie on
the left hand side instead of the right
which was contrary to the rule. The
races We're watched by Il small but
enthusiastic crowd