Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-02

mer In the field the locals played
brilliantly. One error alone marred a
perfect fielding record.
r. n. Il.
Wooster -. 0 0 0 0 O0O 90 / .
All Akron. 9 8 o 0 0 9 0 0 ~ 10
EAST ENDS WON.
The East Ends beat the Waverlies
of Cleveland Saturday at East Akron
by score of % to g. The feature of
the game was the base running of the
East Ends, 90 being the number of the
stolen sacks pya
EAST ENDS LOST AND WON.
The East Ends and the Kents broke
even yesterday. The morning game
at Kent was won by Kent by n score
of to o. Potts pitched for Kent. The
afternoon game on the East End
grounds resulted in victory for the
East Ends by score of to 3 in IL
innings. Douglas and Bracken were
the pitchers.
CANTON 10, ALL AKRON 3.
Stage fright, rank errors and ina
bility to hit Shaffer lost the game for
the All Akrons Sunday at Mahaffy
park in Canton. The fielding errors
numbered II and these combined with
10 hits allowed Canton to score 10
runs. The All Akrons scored three.
The game, however, was full of SEN
sational plays. Shanafelt and Cooper
carried off the fielding honors. Both
Watts and Kendall pitched fair ball
but the support discouraged both the
pitchers.
WERNERS DEFEATED.
The Werners and Barbertons crossed
bats at the Summit lake park grounds
Monday afternoon, with the result that
the Barbertons have Werner scalps
hanging to their belts. The score was
| 12 to in favor of Barberton.
AKRON GUN CLUBS SHOOT.
Monday was big day for the Ak.
ron Gun club, and the ranges on North
Hill was visited by many marksmen
from Akron and other cities during
the day. The events We're carried out
as scheduled, and the members of
the club report most successful
days sport.
PENINSULA WON TWO.
Peninsula won two exciting games
of base ball from the Ray Stars, of
Cleveland, Monday, by scores of 4-a
and 80.
| Peninsula would like game with
All Akrons on Buchtel grounds, any
Saturday.
plTTSBURG WINS PENNANT.
Pittsburg. Pa, Sept. 2.--By taking
two games from Brooklyn Monday the
Pittsbrrgs, champions of the Nationa,
league last season, clinched the pen.
nmt for this season.
Pittsburg went fairly mad when
news came over the wire of the cham
pion's second ninth-inning victory fol
the day. President Barney Dreyfuss
tonight received half hundred tele
grams of congratulations from differ.
ent points in the country.
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
Lester Aikens the South Akron bar
Der, whose ll-year-old son, Roy Aikens
won one of the barber contests in the
sports incident to Labor day, states
that he will back the lad against an,
of the rapid workers who think the,
can defeat him, for any sum up 10 $500
The performance of the boy Monda,
! was remarkable, and the more so be
cause he was working side by sid,
with veterans of the razor and still
he beat them out, Mr. Aikens chal
lenges the world, for contest will
the boy.
Williams figured prominently in IN,
final games yesterday of the tcnn
tournament for the championship o
the county. In the morning he wol
the individual championship by defeat
Ing Chipman in straight sets. Chin
man started off like winner but will
the score Al against him, William
played like a veteran and won out g.
The other two sets were walkaways
81, 6-1 Tho doubles between Par
shall and Williams and Chipman am
Torrey We're won by the former afte
hard fought battle.
The scores were GA, 1910, 6-a. Wi