Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-13

All UTuBSlSIS.
Charles Mcconnell as contestants. Only
Walthour figured in the running, he
being eight and half laps behind at
the finish.
Just before the finish Elkes lost his
pace through the crowd running on
the track. His fastest mile, the elev-
enth, was made in 1:23 10. He rode
under all conditions prescribed by the
n. C. A.
HEIKES AGAIN AHEAD.
Memphis, Tenn, June 13.--The three
days shooting tournament of the
Memphis Gun club closed Thursday.
In the professional class Rola Heikes,
of Ohio, won first prize with three
days average of 464 points out of
possible 405. phellis and Squiers, of
Cincinnati, tie for second place with
454 each.
In the amateur class. Ed Caull, Of
Baltimore. shooting under the name
of Burke, won first prize with three
days average of 453. Abe Frank, of
Memphis, was second with 449 points
BRACKEN PITCHED GOOD BALL.
Kent, o., June 13.-The phenomenal
pitching Of Bracken, allowing but three
hits, and tanning ten men, Living
stones good all round work and home
run and twO-bagger, and the general
clean work and heavy hitting of the
kents, characterized the game with the
GAINESVILLE southeastern Ohio cham
pions Thursday. They play again to-
day. Score:
r. II. IL.
Kent 80. OU2 0 1 Ill 10 1
GAINESVILLE. @ o o 90 ] 90 o. 1 3 5
Batteries -Bracken and Livingstone;
Shaffer and Snodgrass.
WILL BE WELL ATTENDED.
A large number of Akron fans have
announced their intention Of going to
Canton, Sunday, to see the game there,
between the Cleveland and Boston
teams of the American league. The
fact that Gene Wright will pitch for
Cleveland has also caused arrange
ments to he made at Barberton for a
big delegation from that place. Canton
will turn out big crowd for the game,
and it is believed that the attendance
will he Il record breaker, for the Due
ber city.
WERNERS VS.. WEST ENDS.
| The first of series of three games
between the West Ends and the Wer-
ners, will be played at Summit lake
park, Saturday afternoon. Both teams
have lately been strengthened, and the
games should be good base ball. The
game will be called at 3 pm, sharp.
SlMMS WILL REST.
! Simms has put fighting aside for the
purpose of taking long rest and has
refused several matches in order that
he may do so. His sprained arm was
injured In the fight with Supplies ana
was not in good condtiln when he took
on the match. Every time he has had
n hard fight, and Simms believes that
1t will be money in his pocket to wait
until it really gets strong, before GO
ing ahead with any more fights. Simms
depends "A great deal ON his loft IN
fighting, and 1t Is the left arm which Is
injured.
EAST ENDS GAME.
Saturdays game between the East
Akrons and the Everhards, of Cleve-
land, should be good one. The East
Akrons have been greatly strengthened
lately, and the Everhards have been
playing winning ball. The Kents are
among their late victims. The Ever
hardswill line up here as follows: +
oerzei, 2b; Ruska, G: Buddlnger, /
Long, cr; Swartz, ss HoplSe, 3b; Smart
p; Amltzer, rf; Paul, p. and 1b.
The East Ends lineup; Krohmer
C; Kavanaugh, p; Russell, 1b; Plynn
2b; Mckenzie, 3b; Hawkins, SIS; Hels
Ter, Of; Mccarthy, IF; Smith, If.
THE CITY LEAGUE.
The regular Saturday games of the
city league win be played tomorrow,
The Niagaras and the South Ends viii
come together at Buchtel field, and tn,
North Ends and Kirkwoods will
clash mt silver lake nh,