Swaney’s Seventh Inning Double Pushes Canton Over Zanesville
In a tense league opener at League Park Canton edged Zanesville 3 to 2 as Swaney, the Massillon youth, tripled in the seventh and drove in Dawson to seal the win. Zanesville had led 2 0 until Swaney’s line drive and subsequent plays produced the decisive runs. Crowder and Hillinger contributed key hits for Zanesville while Myers, Kane, and Wolfe featured for the Statesmen in a high suspense battle.
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McGraw defies Lynch orders over Decatur trip
The New York Giants face a potential $5,000 fine for an exhibition game after manager John McGraw ignored President Lynch’s orders to postpone for a St. Louis matchup. Rain forced the St. Louis game off, leading McGraw to schedule Decatur, with a July 27 rematch to follow, prompting league directors to decide on enforcing the no show rule.
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Canton Players Work With Stick
J Hyland former Sheepshead Bay trainer has won 50000 this season with Baron Oppenheim s stables and American racing methods are in high favor in Germany.
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Cup Contenders in Tennis Doubles at New York
The doubles pair Maurice McLoughlin and R. Norris Williams head toward a bout with Stanley N. Booth Jones and A. Booth Jones after a dominant display against Australia in the singles. Hackett and McLoughlin expected to extend American momentum as finals approach.
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Release Granted for Henry Bellinski by Columbus Club
Henry Bellinski of Canton received unconditional release from the Columbus baseball club. He learned he was a free agent Friday from Secretary Quinn and does not plan to resume his pro career. Bellinski, a plarbing business worker, serves as field captain and catcher for the Catholic A. C. in the City league.
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Halt Miltown Baseball Wagers
New York reports record wagering on the major leagues with at least 500000 dollars staked in Wall Street hotels and clubs. The Giants are a 6 to 5 favorite in the National and most bets favor the Athletics for the American pennant though even money is offered on some bets.
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Athletics
North Shows True Sportsmanship In District Baseball
West North students aim to avenge a prior loss to South Market as they beat Market 6 to 0 on Friday. North pitchers Barber and Hildenbrandt allowed six hits with no errors, while Market had four hits and five errors.
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Substitute placed in Columbia shell
Poughkeepsie N Y June 7 AP When the Columbia crew practiced Peterson a substitute sat in Rupricht’s seat and may row in the regatta on June 21 Rupricht has three years experience and Peterson may improve the four mile course Coach Conibear of Washington complains as local boat owners bring their own launches causing him to pay 7 dollars per afternoon to rent a coaching launch
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Conference Board Tables Michigan Return to Conference
The Western Intercollegiate Conference faculty board met in Madison and took no action on Michigan’s return. Regents’ May 29 refusal to place athletics under faculty control blocked moves under current rules. The four-game scheduling rule is rescinded as Ohio State cited hardship. Nebraska’s application for membership was considered.
Johnson alters pitching style to surprise hitters
Walter Johnson changed his early game approach in a recent start. The speed ace abandoned his usual fast first pitch and attacked hitters with stronger fastballs, leaving batters guessing as Cleveland and St. Louis teams noted the shift.
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Cleveland
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St. Louis
English Captain Takes Things Easy
Captain Ritson vows to be fit for the first match despite ptomaine poisoning. He missed yesterday’s practice, but says both men and ponies are in excellent shape. The English team’s poor showing in practice is blamed on his absence and a lineup shift to counter the American team.
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U. P
Ritson
Washington bats to tour Japan on August 26
Seattle June 7 The University of Washington baseball team will depart for a tour of Japan on August 26 after the faculty voted its consent today.
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University of Washington Baseball Nine
Japan
Interstate baseball league to probe salary limits
The Interstate league owners meet at the Courtland hotel in Canton on Monday to discuss adherence to a $1 750 monthly salary limit. President Dawson of Zanesville urged full attendance as Canton Akron and Columbus sponsors request scrutiny of Erie and Youngstown payrolls amid a broader league probe. Officials expect no league collapse and foresee a full schedule.
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Shortstop Robinson Banished By Umpire Twice In 2 Days
In a game featuring Hoganites on Friday and the previous day at Youngstown, Shortstop Robinson was ejected by umpire Thomas twice. The left panel describes Robinson’s confrontations and recalls Abbott, Kane, Dawson, and Gilhooley handling fielding duties as Texter moved to second and Stremmel pitched.
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Steelmen Mare Interstate in Wheeling Duel
Steelmen beat Youngstown 7 to 1 in Wheeling on June 7. Key sixth inning rally by Boucher broke the game open with a home run and steals, while Ainsworth pitched well for the Steelmen. Frost caused early trouble for the Smokes with four walks. Youngstown gathered seven hits but were scattered. Umpire Newhouse.
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Columbus Cubs Triumph In High-Scoring 13 9 Victory
In Columbus on June 7 the Cubs defeated Kenville 13 to 9 in a wild game. Highlights include three and Fohl collecting five at bats with hits, Higley and others contributing. Pitchers Higley, Hobart, and W Jones fanned several batters as Selves and others chalked up miscues and baserunners.
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