Independence Day Fight Card At League Park In Canton
Promoters plan a July 4 boxing program at League Park featuring Graves against Doty or Melzer, with promotion of a possible Graves Doty rematch if terms cannot be reached. Anthony Griffiths vs Ted Lewis is touted as a banner midwest bout, with Matt Hinkel as referee and negotiations including Britton and Bloom interests.
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Cincinnati
Kid Graves
Clevend
Canton
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Jack Britton
Ernie Strapp
Mike Mckinney
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Raves
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Akron
Ted Lewis
Middle West
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Lewis
Boston
Anther
Brooklyn
Phil Bloom
New York
Matt Hinkel
Cleveland
James Johnston
Hinkel
Eferee
Cantonian’s Double Counts In Victory For Stark Co Lads
Cantonian veteran Peg Wilson completes college career at Mount Union and helps the Purple defeat Baldwin Wallace 4 to 1 in seven innings at Berea. Wilson doubles in Mount Union’s three runs in the third, aided by ex Canton Central teammates Mar Lowe and Sprankle.
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Stark-Co Lads
Peg” Wilson
Mount Union
Wilson
Berea
Purple
Baldwin-Wallace University
Mount
Canton Central High
Marlowe
Sprankle
Quigley to Retire as Umpire Roles at St Louis University
Umpire Quigley of the National League staff will retire at season’s end and become manager of athletics at St Louis University. Quigley’s terms have been accepted by school officials.
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ST. Louis
Umpirre Quigley
National League
St. Louis University
Quigley
Hoppe versus Sutton Looms as Offer Hits Table
Chicago June 7 Willie Hoppe and George Sutton preparation sparks a potential rematch in Chicago. Hoppe’s manager offered $10,000 claiming the veteran could cover the amount if he chose to.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
George Sutton
Willie
Cuist
Australian To Invade U S for Three-Match Middleweight Bouts
Milwaukee reports Les Darcy an Australian youth is ready to travel to the United States to fight the winner of the Dillon Moran bout, with a guaranteed sum of 45 000 dollars for three battles.
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Milwaukee
Les Darcy
U. S
Jack Dillon
Frank Moran
Mike Gibbons
Darcy
Shop League Tossers Pound Tra-Gase Drives Hit Totals
In the DAILY NEWS shop baseball league players contribute heavy hitting with more than 20 two-base hits this season. Four players—Heller Schleininger Biery and Grable—lead home runs. Ten players logged triples, including Mumeaux Brenkamp Price Dagenhart Cunningham Barnhart Danford, Carle, Grable, and Stringer.
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Daily News Shop Baseball League
Heller
Schleininger
Biery
Duebers
Grable
Knight
Fach
Mumeaux
Brenkamp
Rexalls Lead With Two Victories In City League
Massillon base ball league standings show Rexalls ahead with two wins in as many starts after a 13 to 0 victory over Griscom Russell. Central Steel and Rolling Mill and Reliance share second place at 6.5 points after Reliance defeated Mill 8 to 1. A protest in the West End league challenges Rexalls player Ray McLaughlin’s eligibility on the Rexalls list.
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Griscom-Russell
G.R. Combine
Central Steel and Rolling Mill Combine
Reliance Company
Reliance
Millmen
Griscom-Russel
Ray McLauellin
Rexalls
McLaughlin
Rayen Wins City Interscholastic Series Triumph
Rayen won the city interscholastic series game 9 to 7 over South to claim back to back titles. Rayen slugged 16 singles off Blystone while Myers and Parker limited South to six hits, despite shaky fielding.
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Youngstown
Britton Defeats O Dowd In Welterweight Bout
Boston June 7 Jack Britton welterweight champion won a 12 round decision over Mike O Dowd of St Paul in a hard fought battle. Britton used reach and weight advantage and was warned for below the belt hits while both men bled. Weight at ring side showed Britton heavier and taller, about four inches and roughly fifteen pounds more than O Dowd.
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Boston
Jack Britton
Mike O'Dowd
St. Paul
O'Dowd
Britton
Wilbur A'Lene Retires From Racing After Indy Second
Wilbur D. A'Lene, who drove a Dusenburg to second at Indianapolis, announced he is quitting racing. He cited insufficient money to justify the risk of the sport.
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Chicago
Wilbur D. A’lene
Indianapolis
Wilbur
Want Contest Set by The Athletic Baseball Team
Masillon based Athletic baseball team seeks a Sunday contest with any Canton team to be played in Massillon. Manager William Schott located at 717 Highlands Massillon.
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Massillon
Canton
William Schott
Highlandst
Mamaux Keeps Up Strong Pace After Appendectomy
Pirates pitcher Al Mamaux, who won 21 of 29 last season and contended with Grover Alexander for NL ace, returned from appendectomy and shut out the Braves after Cooper and Harmon were hit by Boston.
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Albert Mamaux
Pirates
Grover Alexander
Tinker Negotiating to Bring Evers Back to Cubs
Chicago dispatch reports from Boston claim manager Tinker of the Chicago Nationals will begin talks to reacquire Johnny Evers from the Boston club. The reports could not be confirmed locally.
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Chicago
Boston
Mgr. Tinker
Chicago Nationals
Johnny Evers
Cubs
Forester Baseball Club to Meet Friday Night
The Forester baseball team will hold a Friday night meeting at a specified location. Members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed and acted upon.
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Forester
Employ Daily News Want Ads to Do Your Selling
A call to use daily newspaper want ads for selling items. Emphasizes broad reach and simple planning. Encourages readers to place classified notices to move goods quickly.
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Daily News
Baseball Roundup: Giants Struggle Amidst Losses
Yesterday's scores show the New York Giants suffering a fifth defeat in eight games after a 17 game winning streak ended. Dodgers, Reds, and Cubs highlight strong offensive showings as Western teams gain ground. Beechers triples spark Cards, Schulte adds for Pirates.
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N. VY. Giants
Dirates
Giants
Lee Fohls Card Index Improves Indians Team Harmony
Cleveland Indians manager Lee Pohl earned praise as the prince of peace after his card index method highlighted players weaknesses last season. In spring training, he focused on those points, aided by the power of Speaker and strong team harmony to fuel the club's solid showing.
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Canton
Akron
Pohl
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Atlanta Seaboard
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Starn Scores In Mount Union Track Clash At Berea
Mount Union sophomore Clifford Starn placed second in both the 1100 yd and 220 yd dashes as Baldwin Wallace defeated Mount Union 66 to 48. Firsts went to Carrick Baldwin Wallace in the dashes, Robart Baldwin Wallace in the half mile, Windt Baldwin Wallace in the mile, Anset Baldwin Wallace in the 220 yd low hurdles, Hegarty Mount Union in the broad jump, Andler Mount Union in the high jump, Stauffer Mount Union in the shot put, and Dustheimer Baldwin Wallace in the discus.
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Cantonian
Mount Union College
Purple
Baliwin-Wallace University
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Mount Union
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Taldwin-Wallace
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Stauffer
Dustheimer
Wining News Trophy Goes to Clarendon in District Baseball
Clarendon school wins the northern division title and takes the league trophy after a 4 to 7 victory over Garfield at League park. Greminger and Everhart yielded 27 hits to Clarendon’s batters as Mitt and Inger pitched for the winners and Chamberlain of the Y M C A will present the trophy. Garfield hoped for a decisive third game but Clarendon offense surged, scoring eight runs in the early innings.
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Southern
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Everhart
Timle
Daily News
Chamberlain
League
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Greg Inger
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Western crews out of race on Hudson regatta
Western crews, including Leland Stanford, will not compete in the June 17 Poughkeepsie regatta due to travel costs. The event becomes an eastern affair with Cornell, Columbia, Syracuse, and Pennsylvania as main contenders. The 1915 Stanford finish is recalled as a landmark, but this year the western entrant is absent.
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New York
Poughkeepsie
Leland Stanford
University of Washington
Stanford
Rice
Cornell
Columbia
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Plumbers Baseball Team Opens Trial for New Members
Plumbers baseball squad, led by veteran catcher Henry Rellinski, holds practice Thursday at 6 p m on the city field. Rellinski invites all plumbers with a hankering for baseball to report for trial and join the team.
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Plumbers
Henry Rellinski
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