Canton Bulldogs Schedule Set for Chicago Opponents
Canton announces a robust 1920 fall football schedule with eight home games and five road trips including Akron Philadelphia Yellow Jackets Cleveland and Buffalo. The article notes home games Massillon Rochester Dayton Akron Cleveland and a potential November clash with the Yellow Jackets, plus a late November/December open date plan and Canton’s league admission after a tough vote.
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Cleveland
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Yellow Jackets
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Dayton
Pottsville
Buffalo
Hammond
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Grange Cleared For University Football Return
Harold Grange the University of Illinois captain elect and two year all American halfback passed a special examination and is eligible to play next fall. He failed a transportation course this spring but his overall average remains above campus norms. Grange said he would return to Wheaton Monday to help with ice duties for vacation.
Watson Joins New Orleans Southern Club
John Watson pitcher formerly with the New York Giants has been purchased by the New Orleans Southern association club from Minneapolis and will report immediately. Sumpter Clark, previously with Birmingham and Cleveland, signed a Pelican contract Sunday. Watson Clark, a young pitcher, was released to Brookhaven of the Cotton States league.
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John Watson
New York Giants
New Orleans Southern Association
Minneapols
Sumpter Clark
Birmingham
Cleveland
Pelican
Watson Clark
Brookhaven Club
Cardinals Demand Wednesday Night Game on Cutlery Field
The Canton Class B champions, the Cardinals, seek a Wednesday night contest at Cutlery field after a seven win, one loss start. For game inquiries call Pete Hendershot at Garfield 4755-0. Holy Cross College Worcester recalls its famed baseball legacy and 1919 squad. Frankie Genaro, the American flyweight champion, rises toward a second world title in five years, aged 23 turning 24 next month, amid shifting prospects and hype.
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Pete Hendershot
Garfield
Frankie Genaro
Pancho Villa
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Kerr Set to Return to Major League Play
Dick Kerr, famed midget southpaw and 1919 World Series hero, becomes eligible to play in organized baseball again with the Chicago White Sox after a dispute over pay. He won two games in the 1919 Series, which was later tainted by accusations of corruption that sidelined several players. Kerr previously joined the Simmons Reds of Kenosha and played in the Midwest League in 1923.
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Simmons Reds
Kenosha
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Pennzoils take third game to eliminate Goat Hills for county title
Pitching duel with Red Thompson holding Howell to four hits as Pennzoils win 2 0 in Alliance. Three runs in third frame include Moore's double and a balk scoring Moore. Zandt and Rinaldo contribute three hits each for Pennzoils. Goat Hills left on six, facing no upcoming game.
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New Phillies Trim Newark Nine in Eastern Ohio Match
Timely hitting powered the New Phillies to a 2 0 victory over Newark Pure Oils in an Eastern Ohio league contest. Notable plays included two-base hits by Naylor and W Stiff, with Den nison and Clancy driving in runs. Pitcher Jones faced five, allowing four runs as Gantz fanned five in relief for Newark. Umpire Lowry.
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Jones
Gantz
Kelly
Nowaee
Reveve Naviak
Dennison
Clancy
Naylor
W. Stiff
Kurtashaltz
King
Agler
Lowry
Goodyear Wins 11 Inning Thriller Over Firestone
Goodyear gains the series lead by defeating Firestone 5 to 4 in eleven innings at Seiberling field. Michaels tied the game with a ninth inning homer, Kinley loaded the bases in the eleventh, and Sam Mercer’s peg allowed Gilver to score the deciding run on a squeeze play.
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Goodyear
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Seiberling Field
Michaels
Ohio State
Southern Association Pennant Race Tightens Toward Clash
The 1925 pennant chase in the Southern Association grows fierce as New Orleans leads a tight field. Denver, Des Moines, Hartford, and Toronto push for top spots while Louisville consolidates in the American Association and Cleveland seeks key infield help. Orioles and Titans battle in other leagues as wearied big leaguers linger.
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International
Giants Close Gap on Pirates Four Points Behind
The New York Giants trimmed the Pirates to four points this morning, defying experts who predicted a distant finish. The piece calls the Giants a team that refuses to quit, contrasting their grit with the Pirates’ steadier form through the season.
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Agathons edge Lorain Tellings in 11 innings
Massillon Agathons defeated Lorain Tellings 7 to 6 in 11 innings at Massillon in the Ohio league. Bluhm had three hits for the winners, while Hanson led Lorain with three safeties. Moseley pitched the later innings for the win after Workman struggled early.
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Hoge Workman
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Youngstown Triumphs Over Phillies 4-3 At Idora Park
August 8 report from Youngstown notes Jim Uchrinsko allowed a 4-3 victory for General Tires over the Philadelphia Nationals before 3,500 fans at Idora Park. It marked the Tires second win this season against Philadelphia, with Uchrinsko the wining pitcher in both games.
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Jim Uchrinsko
Philadelphia Nationals
Idora Park
Phillies
Uchrinsko
Attaboys Defeat Parker A C 9 0 In Sunday Game
The Attaboys won again by nine goals over Parker A C. New players to report for practice are J Esber, M Nasseff, J Kanam, and Frank Ferris.
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J. Kanam
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Sandy Two Nips Mapleton In County Class B Clash
Sandy Two edged Mapleton 11 to 1 in a County Class B game as Willis held Mapleton to six hits. Ickes Janson and Ward had three hits each, Kugler added four, while Snyder and Slata were tagged for 18 safeties. Sandy led 7-0 early, and the teams planned a rematch with Waynesburg Groves midweek.
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Snyder
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Ward
Kugler
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Slats
Mickey Walker to Meet Wells Friday Night
New York reports Mickey Walker the Kenneigh lad will face Rex Wells of England Friday night in East Chicago Indiana. Walker’s power body punches are predicted to dominate. Possible Brooklyn showdown with Dave Shade or Harry Greb depends on negotiations.
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Po UN Wall
New York
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England
East Chicago
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Billy
Walker
Brooklyn
Dave Shade
Dave
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Walther Alleys sweep Wildcats in doubleheader
Walther Alleys defeated the Wildcats in both games of a Sunday doubleheader, 19-14 in the opener and 7-5 in the nightcap. The Alleys had 18 hits in game one and 10 by the Wildcats, while two runs in the eighth inning sealed game two. Myler, Dobson, Bud, Budda, Hash, Heinie, Wise doubled. Dobson and Heinie tripled. H Enold hit a homer. Bond and Dobson stole bases. Enold struck out five.
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Tilden Guilty but Will Play in Cup Games
William Tilden admitted guilt before the United States Lawn Tennis Association executive committee after a Saturday night meeting. He avoided suspension and will take part in the Davis Cup trials next week and other major tennis events this season.
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Lawrence Perry
Canton Daily
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William T. Tilden
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Young Fans Walk Chicago to New York for Baseball
Two young baseball enthusiasts trekked from Chicago to New York to watch their favorite high school team play. They claim that interest in the game among the younger generation has waned.
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Chicago
New York
Bradley and Schell Meet in Semifinal Boxing Card
Bradley faces Paul Schell in a semifinal as four bouts fill the Walther’s House of Action program at Bast's Rathskeller Meyers Lake. Duffy, Heslop, Doty, and Corbett appear in key showdowns while amateur rivals Smith Richards Reed Coogan Epstein Oofty tag the prelims.
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Meyers Lake
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Canton
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Jack Bradley
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Miller Named Pucci 11 Coach For Welter Title Bid
Dave Miller, Mt. Union star in football and basketball, signs with the Pucci 11 as coach to lead a possible welterweight title bid. Ben Johnson returns as fullback as new players join the roster. First practice set for next Sunday after Sunday meeting to discuss season plans.
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Mt. Union
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McKinley High School
St. Mary's
Shade Arrives for Welter Bout in San Francisco
Dave Shade, welterweight title contender, arrived from New York for a ten round bout with Frankie Schoell at the San Francisco ballpark on August 8.
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Dave Shade
Welterneight
New York
Frankie Schoell
Heckamans Suffer Loss at Waynesburg in Low-Scoring Tilt
Waynesburg Clothiers defeated Heckamans 9 to 5 on Sunday at Waynesburg Grove. Linter led Heckamans with three hits, while Malaney and Grimes added multiple hits for Waynesburg. Hoobler pitched for Heckamans, allowing nine hits and seven walks, as Collins worked for the Clothiers to gain the win.
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Cycles defeat North Industry in County Class B game
America Cycles win 12 to 6 over North Industry in Sunday county league action. Crider and Dent lead with three safeties each as Cycles rally with five seventh inning runs. Harris, Whitmire, King and Brown contribute multiple hits.
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