Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-27

in the city. The races here will be
will follow Immediately after the one
at Cleveland, and most of the Cleve-
land flers will be entered for the work
July 30, 81 and Aug. 1, and the meet
at Fountain park. A number of Akron
horses are working for the races in the
Northeastern Ohio circuit, which will
open at Rockport with big meet early
in June.
Mr. e. M. Ganyard's two mares have
been doing some fast time at Fountain
park. Grace 5. recently stepped a
mile in 2:42 and Grace Elyria is show.
ing up especially well. Both animals
are aready hard as rocks and will be
i'm fine trim In short time. Rich
ardson is preparing Wardetta and Per-
ly; Gal. Stull has Baby Pilot and Geo.
Hartman's Belle s. and II number Of
other horses are going to be in the
running. Brooklawn, the reliable, is
now at Rockpo~t. Tony has recover
ed from any i'll effects of the tumble he
received last season in his match race
and will also be among those who face
the starter. After the three days. meet
here, there will be no more races in
Akron until the Fair meet.
RYAN GOT THE DECISION.
Kansas City, May 27.-In a one-sided
contest Tommy Ryan was given the
decision over Jimmy Handler of New
York in this city last night in the fourth
round of what was scheduled as a
ten-rOund bout.
THE WEEKS SCHEDULE.
The schedule of games for the pool
tournament for the championship of
Northern Ohio will be be us follows
this week:
Monday, Rampanelli and Carroll;
Tuesday, Santora and Prater; We'd
nesday, Hard and Strong; Thursday,
Rampanelli and Prater; Friday, Hard
and Carroll
NEW BASE BALL TEAM.
What Is conceded to be a clever
South Akron and chrlstened the Capa-
duras. The members are of more than
ordinary ability, and organized with
the avowed purpose of lowering the
crests Of the Buckeyes, a south Akron
team which recently defeated the Wer-
ners and achieved certain glory
thereby. The Cupaduras will line up
as follows:
James Palmer, p; George Manley,
c; Howard Sherbondy, s. S.; Henry
Rech, 1b; George Manley, 2b; Fred
Xelslng, 3b; George Gray IF; Perly
Peck, Of; Buck Schumacher, If.
The first game of the Capaduras will
be played against the Buckeyes at
Lakeside park, Decoration duy morn.
ing. Communications from those de-
string games with the Capaduras
should be addressed to j. Palmer care
Akron Lumber Co.
HIS HONOR BALKED.
There Is undisgulsed disgust In the
South End over Mayor Doyle's refusal
to issue permit for the smoker which
had been prepared by the South End
Athletic club. A balk on the part of
the Mayor was the last thing looked
for, especially when the nature OF the
show Is considered There have been
whole months of work of various com.
mlttecs, in the preparation of this show
and II Ia now believed that the pro,
ject Will have to be abandoned.
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Now that the West End Athletic club
base ball team has received its suits
n definite effort will be made to form
a schedule and play some games
Among the dates that have already
been made Is one for game against
the Columbia Chemical team, of Bar
berton, at Barberton, This game will
be played a week from Saturday. A
game Will be played with the East
Ends early in June. The manager Is
In communication with teams in New
Berlin, Canton and elsewhere, ant
games will he arranged as soon n.
possible.