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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
5
Canton semi professional toss isgue park Sunday Massillon bagged a 15 to 0 victory after collecting 18 hits while holding Canton hitless The wizard of Massillon dominated the local lineup in a one sided road game with Massillon securing the win at the park
The Massillon Cantons beat Bartlett with strong pitching from Fritchley and Mauger Brench. Canton exploited errors and a ninth inning spark to seal a 1 9 run margin, while Bartlett failed to muster more than a handful of hits through the early frames.
Errors marred the East Greenville game as Noakers tied the villagers 2 to 2 in a tight contest. Hardy pitched well for the losers while Hithman and Ingles, Hathaway, Hostetter and Small produced all runs. Cartwright scored on a wild double play miscue in the sixth as the locals benefited from fielding mistakes and depth on base.
Catholic Club defeats the Brewster Aggregation 11 to 8 as seven two baggers and a triple fuel a high scoring rally. Canton scouts the locals with a two run second and Brewster answers, finishing with a late surge in the ninth.
Waco overwhelmed the Parkdates of Anton with a 23 to 6 score Sunday. Ian was the standout with two runs a double and a single. The Waco team planned a meet tonight at 8 at Hi orday and called tenth inning.
Allen wins a 19 hole match in the first round over James F. Clark at the Country Club, then advances through rounds with Geisler and Lolchot while veteran champ Clark aids the strong showing of Florida title holder. Other flights report Luther Vanderbeck Jamison Geisler and Cole Geiger advancing, with semifinals set across four flights.
A Cleveland youth remains the lone original Canton club member to keep his place with the homeless corps of the Buckeye league. He pitches for Canton as a former Akron player and is backed by local finances while Newark defeats Canton in multiple games, with fielding and pitching noted as pivotal despite crowd concerns.
The University and Ohio Conference approve a November 6 football game in Dayton between Denison College and Miami University alumni groups arranging the event in Dayton. The agreement aligns with the 1974 season context and alumni activity.
The June New York sports card previews two big regattas with Harvard and Yale leading contenders. Poughkeepsie and Pacific coast crews from Columbia Pennsylvania Syracuse Cornell and others vie for top honors as crews near selection for varsity status.
Md ay s results show a new vest, new fork, and mutt at Phundelpate with brief notes on standings and outcomes.
Johnson, famed infield star from Starkee and former Canton Buckeye league shortstop, joins the Steel Co. Shop team. He becomes eligible Saturday June 19 as the Daily News Shop League schedule opens with Timkens at City grounds, Duebers at Dueber grounds, Repub leg at Herger grounds, and other matchups.
Members of the Sioux City Western league club in Topeka Kansas announce they will resist proposed salary cuts urged by President J O'Neil to improve the league's finances. A letter notifying O'Neil of the decision was sent.
Charley O Leary ex Detroit and Indianapolis shortstop reports in Columbus that manager Kelly may shift players. He suggests Nil may return to third base while another may move to second.
Akron baseball notes Mundy tally two games with six hits in eight trips for Findlay in front of about 2,000 fans. He opened with four hits including a triple in the first game and added two more hits in the second, including a double, as Akron staged a solid showing. President Lawson from Akron commented that no changes are expected in the forfeiture matter and urged readers to check want ads.
Briar Brae and Louisville battled through eleven innings with tight defense and late scoring. Marr sparked the win with a triple in the eleventh as Palmer contributed a Texas Leaguer to push Briar Brae ahead after Louisville blockers held the line earlier.
Report fragments show the Tailors winning a game with 11 points margin while Hlasey is noted as the victor. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, or dates but indicates a local sports result with the Tailors defeating opponents.
Tabernacles defeated Canton 16 to 9 on Sunday. Meyers led with three two base hits and Matey added two two base hits. Mercer contributed strong fielding and drew three bases on balls while Tabernacles excelled in fast defense and base running.
Bulky purses totaling over ten thousand dollars will be hung out for July events of the Southern Park Trotting Association. The awards call for five afternoons of racing and are expected to attract high place performers.
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