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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1925

Page

10

Michigan and Minnesota to share Big Ten slate next year

In Chicago over the weekend Big Ten coaches and athletic directors set a plan to balance conference and non conference games. Michigan will play Minnesota twice and Indiana twice with other schools drawing similar arrangements amid rival protests.

Chicarco Michigan Minnesota Indiana Northwestern Wolverines Ann Arbor Ohio State Columbus Minneapolis

Bulldogs Finish Pro Season With Defeat

The Canton Cantonians fell 6 0 to the Clevelanders in a rain soaked game to finish the season as Cleveland built a lead with superior aerial attack while Canton gained little with its passing. Noble scored for Cleveland and the win tied the series between the clubs. Don will barnstorm next weekend and the game featured strong tackling by Frank Culver and solid defense.

Leveland Bulldogs Synaay Cantonians Dene Farrel Brownsville Canton Clevelanders Upstaters Bulldogs

Basketball Secrets Dribbling Fundamentals by Sol Metzger

A classic early guide stresses proper one handed dribbling with a controlled bounce directly down from the waist. It warns players to avoid dribbling when the path to the basket is blocked to prevent breaking up team play and illustrates correct versus flawed technique.

Cardinal Pilot Wins Bronze Cup and Cash Prize

Rogers Hornsby, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, is named the National League's most valuable player for 1925 by a Baseball Writers' Association committee. He receives a bronze trophy and a $1,000 prize after a 73-point tally. Hazen Cuyler and George Kelly finish second and third respectively. Wright and Bancroft also place. The vote was conducted publicly by the Baseball Writers' Association under president James M. Gould.

Rogers Hornsby Cardinal Pilot Kiki Cuyler Pirates Buccaneers George Kelly New York Giants Hornsby Davis J. Walsh International News Service York St. Louis Cardinals Accasn Daazzy Vance Brooklyn Hazen Kiki’ Cuyler Pittsburgh Viants Wright Vante Dodgers Bancroft Braves Bottomley Cardinals Traynor Fried Giants Roush Reds Cuyler Kelly Baseball Writers’ Association James M. Gould St. Louis Swatter Handy-Andy

Red Grange to Sign for Movies This Morning

EW York reports that "Red" Grange will sign a movie contract today with C. C. Pyle as his manager. Negotiations began this morning and, if satisfactory, a deal worth about a quarter of a million dollars is expected, vastly surpassing his football earnings.

N. S York Red” Grange America C. C. Pyle Grange John D. Rockefeller Pyle Mr. Pyle Chiago Bears New York Giants Polo Grounds Illinois Giants

Hooper Coals to Meet Hirsch's In Class C Tilt

Hooper Coal basketball team faces Hirsch's quintet Tuesday at 6 at Horace Mann School. Coals coach Prince drills the lineup as Hooper seeks strong performance. Hirsch features Graham Carter Harvert Selenitus and Hartsell. Hoopers counter with Geltz Price Blazer Shoemaker Harmony Hutchison Reckemmer Speelman. Manager Harmony invites bookable games. call Hem 2471-M.

Hooper Horace Mann School Prince of Hoopers Geltz Price Blazer Shoemaker Harmony Hutchison Reckemmer Speelman Harmony of

Soccer Results and Baseball Mentions From The Field

Soccer results list American Hungarians 6 Goodyear Li Morcan F 9 Steuben ville 1 White Motors 4 Shamrocks 0 Lerain Pagies 4 Jordan Lumbers 0. The text also notes Rogers nearing the end of his run as Cardinal manager after succeeding Branch Rickey in 1925. If Cuyler and Kelly continue producing, one may win the National League laurels next year.

Morcan F Steubenville White Motors Shamrocks Lerain Pagies Jordan Lumbers Rogers Branch Rickey Cardinal Cuyler Kelly

Gridiron Results Pro League Scores Across Cities

Independent Kent Collegians 6 0 Billiards 0. Willoughby Engineers 12 Painesville A C 0. Akron Semi-Pros 7. Barberton Eagles 5. Mansfield Vuncker Liberties 0. New Ack Priangles 2. Lorain Knights 10 Elyria Elks 0. Fer Lorain Co tithe.

Kent Collegians Billiards Willoughby Engineers Painesville A. C Akron Barberton Eagles Mansfield Yvuncker Liberties Newack Priangles Lorain Txthets Elyria Elks Lorain Co

Urbana Completes Athletic Cards for 1926 Sports

Urbana high school announces 1926 basketball and football schedules as Coach Pube Farmer returns to lead athletics. Basketball games include Urbana two at home December 18 and matchups with Piqua, Xenia, London, and Bellefontaine, among others. Football slate lists October and November contests with Bellefontaine, Sidney, Xenia, Troy, and Kingscreek at various venues.

Urbana Urbana High School Pube Farmer Piqua Xenia London Wapkaneeta Bellefontaine Miamisburg

Speaker Lands Bulldog Game

LEVELAND, Dec. 7. Tris Speaker, manager of the Indians, appeared at Dunn Field yesterday and said the Canton Cleveland game was the best gridiron contest he has seen this year. Speaker has watched football all fall.

Leveland Tris Speaker Indians Dunn Field Canton Cleveland Speaker

Max Carey Tops Honor Men In 1925 NL Balloting

The Baseball Writers’ Association released a ten man honor list led by Max Carey of Pittsburgh with 11 votes, just ahead of Eddie Roush. The accompanying all star team includes Kelly, Hornsby, Wright, Traynor, Cuyler, Hargrave, Wilson, and pitchers Vance, Luque, Donohue, and Aldridge. Additional smaller honor list names feature players from the Pirates Reds Giants Phillies Cards and Dodgers.

EW York Rogers Hornsby St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Writers’ Committee Baseball Writers’ Association James Gould Max Carey Pittsburgh Meusel New York Luque Cincinnati Grimm Chicago Wheat Brooklyn Donohue Hargrave Harper Philadelphia Sand Gautreau Boston Aldridge Carey Eddie Roush Reds Meuser Kelly Hornsby St. Louis Wright Traynor Cuyler Wilson Vance Pirates Giants Phillies Cards Dodgers Cubs Braves Bancroft Rixey Meadows Fournier Blades St Louis Sherdell Hartnett Crutz Cooney Mce- Innes Grantham Bell Benton Carlson Stock Barnhart Pinelli Bressler Welsh

America Sends Three Skiers to Helmekollen Meet

Chicago Norge Ski club will be represented at Europe’s oldest ski meet in Norway with Kart Nielson , Tiner Jensen, and Alf Jansen. Nielson is a former Cargill tournament winner, Jensen is the 1921 national champion, and Jansen was eastern champion in 1922.

Chicago America Europe Helmekollen Norway Chicago Norge Kart Nielson Cargill Tiner Jensen Alf Jansen

Oscars Defeat All-Stars 7-6 In Hard-Fought Game

Oscar team defeats the Canton All-Stars 7 to 6 in a benefit match at Cooks Field. Volzer passes to Looby for a 15-yard TD and adds the conversion. Husky Jones and Hogan key the All-Stars offense with multiple passes, while Rip Nist stars for the Oscars on returns and leadership.

Oscars All-Stars Cooks Field Chick” Wolzer Tom Looby Walzer Jones Dinty Hogan Chet" Maloney Rip” Nist Schmidt Finches Maloney Volzer Hershberger H. Zerbe Schwagler Zerbe Hooley Tode Roger Jewelers Domer Cc Cdeais Bees Bolender

Dayton U Has Successful Year

The University of Dayton football team finished with nine games, seven victories and two close losses. They defeated Wilmington, Toledo, John Carroll, Cincinnati, Haskell Indians, Otterbein and Bucknell, with Loyola and Butler the only teams to edge them. The Flyers kept the non conference and Catholic titles but lost the high point crown to Ohio Wesleyan.

Dayton Bucknell University of Dayton Flyers Wilmington Toledo John Carroll Cincinnati Haskell Indians Otterbein Loyola Butler Ohio Ohio Wesleyan

Maroons Hold Shops to a Scoreless Tie in Canton

Canton Maroons battled Eddie Shops of North Canton to a 0 0 tie Sunday afternoon. With a lighter squad the Maroons outplayed the larger team and earned 14 first downs to seven, while Shops beat Fast Canton 14 0 last week and claim county laurels. Substitutions listed for Maroons include Wise T Dobson and J Morrow.

Canton Maroons Eddie Shops North Canton Maroons Canton East Canton Steff Thomas Fox Sumser Willaman Morrow Cares Richards Reine En Evans Schuck Wesle Wise T. Dobson E. Morrison J. Morrow T. Willaman

Parratt Seeks Grange Deal For Bears Appearance

Cleveland manager George Peggy Parratt traveled to Washington to finalize a contract with C C Pyle for Red Grange to play with the Chicago Bears against the Cleveland Bulldogs on December 16. Parratt, returning from a game at Munn Field, was cheered by pro football interest and believes Grange and the Bears would draw a large crowd.

Cleveland George Peggy Parratt Cleveland Bulldogs Washington C. C. Pyle Red Grange Ilnois Chicago Bears Alldogs Munn Field Parratt Grange Bears

Cantillon Signs With Little Rock Manager

Joe Cantillon former Minneapolis manager has signed a two year contract to manage Little Rock Southern association club Col R C Allen president of the local club said yesterday.

Little Rock Ark Joe Cantillon Minneapolis American Association Little Rock Southern Association Col. R. C Allen

Return billiard match in January in Chicago

Edouard Horemans the Belgian world balk line champion will meet Young Jake Schaefer in a return match to be held in Chicago on January 4 and 6 James Gillen Horemans manager announced from Rockford Alabama today

Rockford Edouard Horemans Jake Schaefer Schaefer Chicago James Gillen Horemans

Alabama Decides Today on Rose Bowl Invite

The University of Alabama faculty athletic committee will meet in Tuscaloosa to decide if the Crimson Tide accepts the invitation to play Washington in the Tournament of Roses at Pasadena on New Years Day. Coach Wallace Wade travels to discuss with officials while Jack Benfiel of Oregon handles arrangements. no contract has been signed.

Uscaloosa Ala Faculty Athletic Committee University of Alabama University of Washington Pasadena Cal Denny Wallace Wade Jack Benfiel University of Oregon Tuscaloosa

Purse May Have Soured Mickey Walker On Boat

Jack N Kearns was detained at the border on a trip from Tijuana to San Diego after the races for refusing to answer questions. Officials questioned why he wired Tex Rickard about Walker’s condition canceling a Milligan bout, a $35000 purse seen as small by today’s standards.

York Jack N Kearns Tijuana San Diego Kearns Immigration Department Tex Rickard Walker Milligan Europe Mickey Walker Mickey Sailor Friedman Jeffries Sharkey Fitzsimmons

Pottsville Captures National Pro Title in Chicago

Pottsville defeated the Chicago Cardinals 21 to 7 to win the national professional football championship. The post season game was ordered to settle any dispute about the title.

Chicago Pottsville Chicago Cardinals Cardinals

Puccis Defeat Lavins 39 to 6

The Pucci Billiards defeated the Lavins 39 to 6 in an easy game. Puccis dominated in the second half while Lavins managed only four first downs. Casimer ran 65 yards for a touchdown and Johnson added another score early.

Pucci Billiards Lavins Puccis Puccers Casimer Johnson Pucels Pos Lavins Sodorie Stevens Carpenter Brown Goldberg

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