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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1925

Page

10

Gowdy to manage Columbus team in American Association

Veteran Reston and New York catcher Gowdy is reported to pilot the Columbus club in the American Association, aiming to be a popular returning figure in his hometown and balance family time with a managerial role. He is expected to finish the season with the Giants, after waivers drew little early interest.

Gowdy New York Columbus Coturmtas Colorssus Jowdy Hraiseworthy Aither Gowdy Ienally Boston Braves PrAtia-delphia Athletica Bert Thantail Gowty Giants

Covey Again Beats Tribe In Hurling Duel

The Nationals beat the Indians 3 to 1 in a pitcher battle between Buckeye and Coveleskie. Cleveland’s run came in the first inning while the winners tallied in the third and sixth. McNulty led Cleveland with three hits. Covey and Buckeye matched strong efforts.

Covey Tribe Ashington Nationals Indians Buckeye Cov‘leskie Cleveland McNulty

Tennis tourney opens Friday at North Canton courts

North Canton Y M C A hosts a district tennis meet this Friday and Saturday with singles and doubles rounds over two and three set formats. Entrants include North Canton Canton Massillon Alliance Elyria and Warren with finals set for Saturday afternoon and winners advancing to the state meet.

North Canton Canton Massillon Alliance Elyria Warren Club Mem

Pirates rally to defeat Giants 7 to 4 in Pittsburgh

Dean weakens after eighth as Pirates win 7 4 over the Giants. Carey Barnhart and Moore drive timely doubles while Morrison, Dean and Wise er pressure late. Reds beat Dodgers 7 2 as Donohue limits hits and Critz helps with offense.

Ittsburgh Pirates Giants Tod Carey Barnhart Moore Wayland Dan Cuyler Gooch Morrison Dean N. York A.rsh.o Pites A.R.H.O Sworther Frinchs Grath Young Cuylerrf Meusel Roh Terry Traynor Kelly Wrights Dean Weakens Bucs

Local Clubs Clash in Weekend City League Showdowns

In Lakeside Stadium this weekend the Pennzoils idle as Oscar Credits Sanitary Milks Canton Cars and Crystal Parks vie for position. Sunday doubleheader features Sanitary Milks vs Oscar Credits with Heckaman Clothiers and Parks push for recent form in a tight race.

Carl Dillon Lakeside Stadium Pennzoils Oscars Sanitary Milks Crystal Parks Inez Cara Pennzolia Bill Rhodia N. O. Ff Heckaman Clothers Maet Etreuk Pennzons Heckaman Drothiers Mitzel Cats Eastenders Heckamana Oscar Canton

City League Pilots' Meeting Tonight

City league managers convene at 8 in The Daily News editorial room to decide whether to discard the six o'clock Sunday rule. Reported may add new players as teams discuss changes after a state law misperception.

Daily News

Max Goldberg Throws Indoor Perfect Game in City League

Max Goldberg pitched the first perfect indoor game in the City Indoor league, fanning 15 over eight innings as the Oscars beat Geiger Realtors 17 0. McCurdy led with four hits including a homer. Alhambra Theaters defeated Roger Jewelers 13 6. Pucet Billiards Sprung beat Dean Quality Meats 7 2.

Goldberg Geigers Cahill McCurdy Ryan Fraiberg Henry Neuman Tracy Alhambra Roger Jewelers Alhambras Pete Hendershot Rogers Kattman Miller Barrett Pierson Dean Quality Meats

Christy Mathewson Turns 45 Amid Health Recovery

New York Aug 12 Christy Mathewson, famed pitcher and president of the Boston Braves, will celebrate his forty fifth birthday at his Saranac Lake New York home. He is steadily regaining strength after a threatened breakdown and is battle ready once more.

New York Christy Mathewson Saranac Lake N. Y Boston Braves

Canton Terminals Beat Cleveland in Elimination Tilt

The Canton Terminal of the Pennsylvania R. R. won 6 to 4 against Cleveland at Lakeside Stadium in a railroad elimination clash. Art Shaw held Cleveland to 16 hits as Canton cashed a two run fifth inning rally aided by three errors. Miller had three hits in four trips for Canton.

Canton Pennsylvania R. A Lakeside Stadium Upstaters Art Shaw Clevelanders Fitzbee Canton Club Miller Canton A.bh.o Cleve FLO Hallis Sweeney Seltz Tinners Scott Hall Grabfelder Hejn Deal Spizak Saccrifice Lioyd Steeln Seitz Shaw Hetn

Timkens Cup Sixth Game Clinched 10-2 Victory

Timkens of the Industrial Indoor League won their sixth game, defeating Dueber-Hampdens 10-2. Sheffler starred with 11 strikeouts and solid field support while Kendra Martin and Gillenbeck provided key hits. Smith pitched well for the losers, but the Timkens' offense led from the first inning.

Timken Dueber-Hampdens Inners Sheffler Kendra Martin Gillenbeck Smith Timk A.R.H Dueber O. Sheffler Hagerss Kisela Dacy Yost Hinte Giienbekge Kestel.l Bardner Andreon Comber Hampheong Mane D'essa Hinite Kestel Anderson Sheffiler S Wey Parks

Steele Names Athletic Head

Dayton Ohio reports L Harwood Smith, athletic director at Miami Institute Germantown and former Hibbin junior college coach, named athletic director of Steele High School. Smith, Cornell 1915 graduate, has ten years coaching experience. He succeeds J Stanton Jones of Columbus who resigned a month ago. Roland Bevan resigns and will direct at Rayer High Youngstown.

Dayton L. Harwood Smith Miami Institute Germantown Hibbin Minn Steele High School Smith Cornell J. Stanton Jones Columbus Roland Bevan Rayer High Youngstown

Cycles Notice Urges Players to Attend Thursday Meeting

All Cycle players are urged to report at the Cycle store Thursday evening at 7 o'clock for an important business meeting.

Gowdy Signs To Manage Senators

Harry H. Gowdy of the New York Giants signed to manage the Columbus American Association team for next season. He will succeed Carleton Molesworth, whose resignation is effective October 1. Gowdy, longtime Columbus hero, is hoped to revive local interest in the nine.

Columbus Harry H Hank) Gowdy New York Giants Columbus American Association Gowdy Carleton Molesworth

Walthers top Bergers 7 to 5 in slugfest victory

Walthers beat Bergers 7 to 5 yesterday in a high scoring game. Dobson and Fashy allowed 15 hits while Anderson and B Bally led the Wells hitters with key contributions. Two base and three base hits highlight the offense as Budda and Mamaux spark late bursts.

Walther Bergers Anderson B. Bally Dobson Fashy Walth Budijf Skirkwdrs Budda E.manix Berring B.baily Bell Baron Drich Bailey Myler Roy Bond Mamauxe W.druhrt Bergers Sevcccchess Walthers Mamaux

Heckamans Practice at Lake Side and Cook Park

Heckamans will practice at Lake side tonight at 6 with all players required to attend. A special meeting follows the session. Thursday practice also at Cook Park at 6 with all players urged to be present.

Heckamans Lakeside Cook Park

Yesterday's baseball results and today's schedule

American League results show Washington 3 Cleveland 1 and Detroit 6 Chicago 15 with New York 2 and Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2 in the NL. Today’s games include Cleveland at Washington Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia and Detroit at Boston with NL matchups Boston at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St Louis in two games.

Washington Cleveland Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Detroit Chicago New York Pittsburgh Cincinnnati Brooklyn National League Cincinnati American Teagy E. Clubs Wee New York Perenne

Indoor Team Banquet Highlights Unclear Victory and Honors

Readable fragments describe a banquet for an indoor team with a backer and guests. Mentions a 17-0 victory over a team named phy and Goldd berg pitching the first game in Ca The Oscars are Place with 24 victories and no defeats. See mentions of Alhambra theaters and Daily News Cup as champions.

A. I. Ar Phy. Ge Realtors Golddberg Alhambra Daily News Cup Derteg Dton

Water Works edge Cedar in high scoring game

Water Works beat Cedar 9 to 4 as Willis and Beagle held Cedar to four hits. Seery and Tracy led Water Works with multiple hits, Stansberry homered, and Seery struck out four with Ames contributing 4 walks.

Water Works Cedar Seery Willix Tracy Seery Stansberry Cedar A.r.ho. W. W Willisss Tracy Farwik Walters Wikinsn Gable Connor Beadle Stothery Reed Swartzrs Beadlerlf Hekma Reese Rinehrt Ameés Bump Manore Warner wWillis Beagile Swarts Tacy Stotbery Trcy Sex Willis Ff Seery Ames Seery Ames Read Pires Parsong Stottsberg

Exterminator to Race Again at New York State Fair

Syracuse report says Exterminator, Kilmer owned thoroughbred, will head the parade to the barrier for the first race at the New York state fair amid running races added as a feature. The event is set for Saturday September 4.

Syracuse Willis Sharpe Kilmer Binghamton

Eight players left in tourney for national junior title

Eight seeded players remain in the running for the national junior tennis championship in Chicago. Cranston Holman of San Francisco and Henry Johnson Jr. of Waban, Mass. led the field with dominant wins, while other contenders include A K Wiener, Berkeley Bell, Frank Luce, Emmett Pare, David O'Loughlin, and Malcolm Hill.

Chicago Cranston Holman San Francisco Henry Johnson, Jr Waban Maas A. K. Wiener Tilden Philadelphia Berkeley Bell Austin Tex Frank Luce Boston Emmett Pare David O'Loughlin Pittsburgh Malcolm T. Hill Mass

Officials of O. P. League to Meet Tomorrow

Youngstown O H Aug 12 meeting of O and P league officers called for Todd Ho tomorrow per secretary John Goley via J A Reisenger owner of local club The meeting aims to act on protests and rearrange the series after Erle joined the circuit.

Youngstown P. League Offic Todd Ho John Goley J. A. Reisenger Sion Erle

Tearney Resigns as League Executive

Denver reports that Al Tearney, president of the Western League, will resign at season's end after twenty five years in baseball. He told reporters yesterday that he wants to rest and step down from his post.

Denver Col al Tearney Weste Baseball League

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