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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
13
Incomplete text fragment mentioning several unclear names and dates. Contains scattered words like day, year, and roles but no coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize.
New York reports baseball star George H Ruth is undergoing a Spartan winter diet at Sudbury Massachusetts home. Observers note he dropped toward 220 pounds and may attempt a return after health concerns and prior season struggles.
Special correspondent notes New York banquet of minor league delegates led to a formal declaration of independence from Major League control. The minors signed a binding National Agreement to govern their relations, creating a stronger, self managing framework with arbitration and rules boards, challenging big league dominance.
DOTY arena hosts a mixed amateur and professional boxing card next Friday night led by Pete Duffy in a bout with Stimick of Barberton. Massillon, Barterton, Canton fighters, and other local talents fill the undercard. Also scheduled are Moppon facing Walker, and Janet versus Phillips of Massillon. First bout at 8:15.
Unerva boys basketball beat Hanoverton 28 18 in a Friday game at the local high school gym. Marjorie Davis and Lela Crimes selected players for their teams with Davis division winning 13 8. The Mi high girls team also played a game and the Mce nley reserves visit Canton Friday night.
Caly McK 1080 J requests post 2 30 PM slots for the Marathons. Smith at 700 Rowland Ave NE offers an address for contact and scheduling.
Georgetown loses five star players including Captain Hagerty and Plansky from the great eleven. Coach Louis Little hopes for a strong next fall with a tough schedule, aiming for an undefeated campaign. President L J Wylie will lead the Three I League for another year and is among the youngest to head a baseball league. Gene had just three years as a club magnate when named to lead the circuit.
Bob Messner a former Ak ron South standout will start at forward for Buckeye Cycle against the Oscars tonight on the kof floor. Messner known for a strong game in high school has played McKinley on several occasions.
A golf match faces a dispute over teeing at a new wall‑split hole. No rule existed yet on teeing from the green side, with answers discussing whether protest, correct practice, or disqualification apply and if a caddie’s line guidance is allowed.
The column explains that final honors depend on games won not total runs or tie totals. A tied playoff leaves no champion. It also notes a baseball history on third strike outs and referee whistles and offers short guidance on proper play and rules.
Akron basketball scene features Buckeye Cycles facing Clothiers tonight with top state talent. Cycles rely on Wertman and Messner at forward, Ted Turney at center, and guard lineup led by Hayes Jenkins and Sloate. Oscars, led by Pierson Miller Robinson and Rebillot, meet the Diamonds and Yellow Cabs in earlier wins.
The article explains how a player should outwit and outrun a defender to receive a pass. It notes that pushing the opponent is illegal and contrasts correct versus incorrect techniques as illustrated.
The Radio Club Five, a contender for class B honors, prepares to book games with leading city and area teams. Contact Bart Dillon at 12 90 Lawrence Rd NE.
The article extols wrestling as a character forming sport for boys at the PHE Daily News Boys Club. It praises wrestling for building strength and discipline, claiming it fosters manly virtue and superior physical and social development through the sport.
The Berley Business Club meets at the Courtland hotel Wednesday at 6 45 pm Thad H Brown secretary of state and possible governor nominee will speak on The Reasonab lities of Citizenship Chorge M Deaver Boy Scout executive will discuss The Why of Scouting A program of Scout songs and stunts plus music from the HKerley orchestra completes the program
The FE M P basketball team of Youngstown aims to book home games and arrange a series with top class A teams from Canton and nearby areas. The Steel City quintet is made up of former South High School stars and plans to play in Youngstown on Tuesday or Thursday evenings and seek Saturday road games. William Oswald of Evergreen Avenue is mentioned as a contact.
George Thomas alias Sutton a colored man was arrested Monday night by Captain Clarke and held for Baltimore authorities after an alleged confession. He said he shot another man, Frank Burgiss known as Poor Boy, in Baltimore following a dispute over a drop game. Baltimore officials were notified and police awaited disposal word.
Beyogiideg faced a jury on a case tied to a Canton blaze at Vegitdes store on TisCarawane avenue. The chief asserted 70 percent of Canton fires are incendiary and questioned insurance abuse while the court limited naming of cases.
Marathon Ola plan to arrange games with out of town teams during open dates. Players Taubensee Earnest Peters Weatland James W Koontz Sharkey Druckenbrod and WY Smith to report at Burns gym at 7. A captain to be elected. For game info call McK 1080-4 after 6:30 and ask for Peters.
In criminal court Tuesday FF Wibble pleaded guilty to a speeding charge and was fined 16 dollars plus costs. Mike Debaro, arrested on a similar charge, also pleaded guilty and was fined 20 dollars and costs.
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