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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1925
Page
9
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Four individuals named Regits George Buck Clarence Chase and another person appear in the text as participants or subjects of a brief notice, with no clear event details or context provided.
Crystal Parks and Sanitary Milks dominated Lakeside Stadium Sunday afternoon. In the penultimate City League game, Parks beat N. O. T. 12 to 5 as Hap Garaux pitched a easy win behind a 14-hit attack. Sanitaries routed Heckaman Clothiers 9 to 3 with Gallagher’s relied pitching and timely hitting leading the way. Hogan and Kinney each had two hits for the winners while McCoy, Gibson and Barrett added multiple safeties for a Parks squad riding a strong hitting streak.
Jones-Freedman bout headlines a 32 round program with 20 prelims. Walther meets Easterbrook in a key welterweight semifinal. Walther also set to fight Ernie Miller at Wadsworth, while Neal Brogan faces Ray Todd and Johnny Lewis meets Fremont Helms in six round bouts.
Oscars win 4 to 3 over Bolivar Select in a Sunday friendly as young Fish starred for the Oscars scoring once and delivering a fine display. Oscars debut two new players M O Brien and F Huxley join the first team with Hagen leaving for Canton Spanish. Thistles plan two exhibition teams to Bolivar next Saturday for centennial event with mascot Fish in the lineup.
The Canton Rifle and Pistol Club held its annual member ship match with Spring field Service Rifles. A E Neling won the Membership Medal Cup and Sharpshooter Cup with 132 of 150. Parks scored 127 earning the Marksman Cup and company prize, Chauncey Miller 120 earning the Unqualified Cup. Other scores listed include Nelius 182 Parks 130 Thomas 127 Foltz 127 Roberts 127 Tillet 126 Graber 125 Greagory 122 Faust 121 Miller 120 Swartz 119 Haulk 116 Whitehair 87 Oliver 88 Sell 79.
The Waynesburg Groves beat Minerva 2 to 1 in the last inning. Swaney pitched well for the win with five hits allowed. The standout plays came from Hessler Whiteford and Millay for Waynesburg.
Babe Ruth cannot meet Judge Landis today as Commissioner Landis is at his Michigan summer home and not in Chicago. Ruth remains in bed at the Congress Hotel at 10 AM while his plea to lift the suspension and fine from Miller Huggins, Yankees manager, awaits action.
The article portrays Mike McTigue declaring himself a changed man after losing the title. He argues that a reigning champion faces pressure and fans, and he seeks financial gains before potential defeat. He says he fears no one and believes he could beat Paul Berlenbach, though he thinks the title weighs on a fighter.
The Oscar Canton team lost a heartbreaker to Cambridge 13 12 in Cambridge, the decisive twelfth inning wild pitch. Lefty Price started, four straight walks and a single opened Cambridge rally in the fourth, but Canton battled back as Mitchell tamed the Cambridge strength. Tabellion's three run homer and Sharkey's late double helped tie the score, with Beagle, Hessler, and others contributing.
The Stark County Tennis Meet starts today with Court 1 matches at 4 p.m. Warren of Alliance faces Pfing of Massillon, followed by Brewster Alliance against McConaughey Massillon at 5 p.m. Court 2 and 3 host successive men singles with Canton, Alliance, and Massillon players scheduled through Monday and Tuesday.
New York Yankees manager Miller Huggins suspended Babe Ruth after ongoing conflicts within the team. The action ends Ruth’s perceived invincibility as his performance and discipline decline, with comparisons to other stars and questions about his future with the club.
Cleveland, Aug 31. Ty Cobb received a $10,000 check and other gifts for his twentieth year as a Tiger amid headlines. Babe Ruth drew attention for a $5,000 fine and a suspension for not observing training rules, with Cobb's play suggesting five more seasons of high activity if desired.
Low Chaney stars in The Unholy Three at the Grand for a four day run. A childlike midget hides a diamond in a toy elephant and a courtroom scene yields shocking testimony. Chaney’s makeup is used sparingly, his facial expressions carrying the drama with Mae Busch and Victor McLagen providing strong support.
The play unfolds in a Bottasbure hotel lobby with Billy Massey as T Mayer and Jack Kirkwood as A Prince, a clever ruse fooling a visitor into believing they are royalty. The exterior hotel scene showcases a lively set while Massey delivers rapid humor and a skit called When My Flivver Is A Wreck. Massey then headlines the second act with two specialties, aided by Kirkwood, including a notable dancing piece.
Critics note an experimental performance by Erner and Fisher featuring a new conception of the hewery while the chorus showed limited pep and energy. Costumes by Gid and worn added visual elements to the show.
Press notices praise MOZART out of tha Poet at Mogart for its Remington inspired Western atmosphere. J P McCarthy captures campfire scenes and Redman silhouettes with period detail, Fort Sheridan life, and frontier drama. Burlesque Miss Tabsaco segments at Grand theater feature Lena Daley, famed for clean high grade burlesque.
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