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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
13
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St Louis star Ches Falk led the American League in batting with a .625 mark over 17 games at bat for 1925, while Bib Falk of the White Sox also posted strong totals. The piece notes Texas roots, contrasts with Paschal of New York, and forecasts continued impact as the Falk brothers draw praise from a Texas observer.
World balk line champion Jake Schaefer threatened to withdraw from his match with Edouard Horemans of Belgium in Chicago. He asked referee Herbert Levis be removed, claiming an unfair decision in last night’s play as Horemans led 931 to 900 in the second block of a tee block contest. Efforts to placate the champion were underway.
In the 15th inning of the evening and the 23rd of the match Schaefer led 918 to 869. Levis ruled he had moved a frozen ball before striking the first object ball. Schaefer claimed he hit the other ball first but was waved back, ending the dispute.
New York dispatch reports Jack Dempsey signaled willingness to fight Luis Firpo again if the bout is staged in Los Angeles. He indicated readiness to take on Firpo before facing Harry Willis next summer.
Sid Terris trains in New Hampshire with a select group of shock absorbers aiming to develop a knockout punch. The fast moving fighter has drawn crowds but few KOs due to his speed limiting heft. He planned a western tour but may meet rival Sammy Mandell at Madison Square Garden, after a St Louis bout where he defeated Basil Galluno.
Alphonse Smith argues for starting tennis young to become a national champion or member of “The First Ten.” He cites players like William Tilden and Vincent Richards, stresses early indoor practice when courts are scarce, and urges constant tournament play to build experience, footwork, and tactics while noting potential business sacrifices.
Orrville reports about thirty candidates for basketball, coach Pugh aims to form a winning team. Several last year lettermen Methis Rehm Maag and Markey depart. First games set for December 19 against Burbank. Girls team training under Coach Pugh since Monday.
Lawrence Perry reports on football’s forward pass and shift plays sparking calls to clip the wings of the overhead game. A February rules committee meeting weighs penalties for incomplete passes and end-of-shift pauses, with referees enforcing motion rules.
Memorial services for the dead of the league will be held next Wednesday at the Waldorf Astoria. President John A. Heydler announced the event with Commissioner Landis delivering the principal address on Christy Matthews.
News from New York reports general talk that the International Loop will select a new president at its annual meeting next Monday to replace John Conwhy Toole. Jack Dunn of Baltimore reportedly leans toward J V Jamison of the Rim Ridge league with clubs in several states. Joe O'Brien of Toledo and umpire Billy Evans are also mentioned, though Evans is unlikely to be involved.
Nashville December 2 Neil Cargile Commodore end was elected captain of the Vanderbilt 1926 football team last night.
Oscar Credits defend city league title as Barberton Diamond Matches visit K of C gym in tonight’s opener. Barberton enters with 20 wins in 24, led by Dalrymple and Kinney. Harold Smith to referee the girls game. K of C entrance noted.
Oswald Motors defeated the Pirates in a tight game as the Motors surged in the final quarter after the Pirates led at every prior stanza. Early strong play faded for the Pirates who relied on a limited rotation while Oswald benefited from a late spurt to secure the win.
New York coach Bob Folwell spent two hours on defense formations aimed at stopping Red Grange. He planned to take the New York Giants to the Polo Grounds this afternoon to implement the tactics.
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