Farwick Hardware triumph sparks daily news cup clash
In a 12 club City Indoor Baseball league race for the Canton Daily News trophy Farwick Hardware beat American Cycle. The Metro club upset Stark Dry Goose 9 4 as Goldberg struck out 10. Noakers beat Brossman A C 16 7 and Jacol A C beat Oscar Credits 19 4. Exlines defeated Grands 6 5 and Canton Sporting Goods edged Arthur Leathers 14 16 in ninth inning surge.
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Canton Daily News
Corral
Metro Club
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Starks
Metros
Noakers
Brossman A. C
Oscar
Jacol A. C
Exlines
Grands
Canton Sporting Goods
Arthur Leathers
Arama Em
American Cycles
Canton Sport. Goods
Aus Stark Dry Foods
Tivilines Oaus
Jacob Oscar
Parwick Hardwares
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Arthor Leathers
Baseball game summary with player feats and pitching notes
Two base hits by D. C. Adleman and 8s. Foxman. Home runs by Friedman and Mc Bride. Sacrifice flies by M. Cohen two. Stolen bases by Landis and McBride. Off Goldberg one walk and Zach two. Hy Goldberg struck out ten, Zach three. Umpire Bostick.
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Farwickes
Neuman
Miller
Ovbee
Marre
Kirk
Mitchell c
Tireen
I Dorn
Farwicks Onod
Mitzel
Davis Mercer Mart
K Reiner
de Corpa
Davis I Whitehouse
Duckworth
Marionio Reiner
Whitehouse
Marcelli
Drossmans
Kinzingner
Siffert Brossman
Isse Metro Club
Arr
Warner
Adieman
Sherry
Tieldberg
Young
S. Foxman
Tinkler
M. Cohen
Collier
Rose
Vieiman P . Tees
Noakers
Brossmans
J Starks
Vignons Fleming
Raum
J de Corps
Kirk Uases
Ballse
Sandia
Feiman Hride
Mit
Parka
Jacob A
Shimansky
Stahler
Ice Eye
Ol Zach
Ieee
Jd. Jacob Rr
Baughman
Jacob Jr
R. Hendershot
Enews
Oscar Credita
Schuman
Albright
Roth
Lehman
Gibson
Eye Broda
Tischoff
Teen
Freed
Oscar
Jacob
Cc Besebenue
Gibaon Hendershot
Mille
Broda
W. Albright
Tischkoff
Dryer
Kramer
Jacobs
Sharkey
Adelman
Riefsnyder
Starke
D. C. Adleman
Foxman
Friedman
McBride
Landis
Balla
Goldberg
Zach
Hy Goldberg
Bostick
Canton Sporting
H. Smith
FE. Moore
Hart
Schmitt
Cleveland AK
Dee Roth
Jamieson
IL. Clements
Warmby
Etree
Evans
A Keundig
J Stephenson
Bloomfield
Max McCormick
Sewell
Rice
McInnis
Wood
Woicris
Y Nell
Coveleskie, Pr
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Arthurs
Rugby
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Hendershot
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Kuertal
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Washington
EK Lerwitz
Garnux
Harris
Barnhart
Borner
Brower
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Erickson
Keundie
Lerwits
Coveleskie McCormick
Sehmitt Washington
Etehth
Moore
Sehmitt
Garda
Tal
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Cleveland
Mrickson
Coveleskie
Rv Bwrickson Sutherland E Tees
Barby
Wiethmeyer
Raehy
oVeleskie
Sheen
Nelson
Gotshall
Stauffer
Graham
Myers
Springfield
Weithmeyer
Marion
America Cycles
Carpenter
Reiner
Davis
Summers
Mercer
Cf Guittar
Indians Stay In First Tier After Whitewash
The Cleveland Indians remained in the first division despite a 38.0 loss to Washington. Coveleskie was retired after eight innings, Rice hit a homer driving in Bush, and a late Wamby error allowed the final run.
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Erickson
Indians
Cleveland
Speakerless
Washington
Coveleskie
Rice
Bush
Gharrity
Lamotte
Wamby
Illini Boycott After New Intercollegiate Scoring Plan
Chicago June 7 Changes in scoring for the national intercollegiate meet set June 18 and 17 prompted the University of Illinois to withdraw from the tournament. Coach Harry Gin complained the new system grants five three two one and one half points to the top five finishers, favoring star-led teams over balanced squads relying on second and third place points.
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University of Ilinois
Harry Gin
The
Illini
Gil
Thorpe In Halts Echo His Pro Football Return
James Francis Thorpe ex chief of pro football forces in Canton is halted after being released by a Pacific Coast league unit. He negotiated with the Hartford club of the Eastern league and accepted terms. This marks Thorpe's deepest descent as he first gained fame in baseball with John McGraw's New York Nationals after Sweden's 1912 Olympic invasion.
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James Francis Thorpe
Canton
Thorpe
Hartford, Conn
John McGraw
New York Nationals
Sweden
Jones to Box Schoell in Open Air Bout at Idora Park
Youngstown June 7 Jimmy Jones welterweight will face Frankie Scholl Buffalo in a 12 round bout at Idora park on June 15. Matchmaker Mick Stambaugh announced after returning from Buffalo where he urged Scholl to seal the match.
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Youngstown
Jimmy Jones
Frankie Scholl
Buffalo
Idora Park
Mick Stambaugh
Scholl
Canton
Jones
Barney Adair
Cumberland
Alliance
Nip Howell
Barrett Goes To Hospital After Fight KO
Bobby Barrett of Clifton Heights was knocked out in the sixth round by Lew Tendler at the Phillies ball park Tuesday night. He was paralyzed in the body and leg, later taken to a local hotel for treatment after pleading not to be moved. Manager Jimmy Daugherty claims Tendler fouled Barrett due to a dented aluminum piece worn under Barretts trunks.
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Philadelphia
Bobby Barrett
Clifton Heights
Lew Tendler
Phillies
Jimmy Daugherty
Barrett
Tendler
Tendler to Fight Benny Leonard at Jersey City July 20
Frank Flourney for Tex Rickard returned from Philadelphia with Tendler's signature to a contract to fight Benny Leonard at Boyle's Thirty Acres in Jersey City on July 20. Leonard has reportedly accepted terms and will sign soon. The bout is billed as a major lightweight attraction despite local rules banning decisions. Tendler and Leonard have never met.
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New York
Frank Flourney
Tex Rickard
Lew ‘Tendler
Bobby Barrett
Philadelphia
Tendler
Benny Leonard
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Jersey City
Leonard
Penn Claims Southern Lacrosse Title After Lehigh Declines
Philadelphia June 7 The University of Pennsylvania Tuesday claimed the lacrosse title of the southern division of the Intercollegiate league after Lehigh University declined to meet the Red and Blue in a playoff for the title.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Lehigh’s University
Record Broken For Trotters
Cleveland racing report notes Single Peter splashed two heat wins 2:10 1 4 and 2:11 1 4 at North Randall to set two fastest miles on the course. Upsets hit the day with only Abbacy among favorites winning, as Signal Peter dominated the 2:18 trot and Alma Todd faded. Baron Worthy and Parker Roy also scored in other trots.
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Cleveland
Peter
North Randall
Junior Watts
Signal Peter
Abbacy
Baron Worthy
Parker Roy
Alma Todd
Metros Play Contest Doubleheader for Canton Indoor League
The Canton Sporting Goods indoor baseball team in the City league postpones two games to Thursday and Friday. Thursday at 6 on Dueber field the Metros face Canton with all players reporting at 6. Friday they meet the Grands on the same field.
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Canton Sporting Goods
Sporting Goods
Metros
Dueber
Grands
Ward Juniors Edge Northern Lights 25 to 7 in Indoor Baseball
The Ward Jr team defeated the Northern Lights 25 to 7 in indoor baseball. The Wards compete in the 16 to 17 year old division and invite inquiries after 6 PM via Bell 1892 for game details.
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Ward Jr
Northern Lights
Wards
Call Bell
Sluggers Continue Streak With Trio of Wins
The Sluggers claimed their fifteenth straight win this week by beating the California Scrubs 7-4 and the White Tigers 11-10 and 9-4. They are set to play Wednesday and Thursday.
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Sluggers
California Scrubs
White Tigers
Purdue Wins Western Conference Contest Over Indiana
Purdue defeated Indiana 8 to 4 in a Western conference baseball game in Bloomington. An alumni homecoming crowd witnessed the contest as Purdue scored in multiple innings with Wallace, Walthers, Walker, and Gray contributing for the Boilermakers.
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Bloomington
Ind
Purdue
Indiana
Wallace and Walthers
Walker and Gray
Agathons Vanquish Oil Men in Nine Innings
The Agathons of Mansillon defeated the Oil Men of Youngstown 12 to 1 at Alliance. Lillpop pitched for the westenders while Lohman and Evans allowed 16 hits. The winners collected 10 runs in the contest and built an early lead with strong hitting and good defense.
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Valley Oils
Youngstown
Nachiti
Tssecess
Aen Reese
Wilteams
Lorman, Disevecives
Og Vans
Pocais iv Bivss Iveeean
Massillon
Vahey Oils
Agathons
Shovlin
Lillpop
Dixon
Divis
Evans
Lohman
ball—-Mills
Vick Joins Play Contest With St Louis Nationals
St Louis Nationals acquire catcher Ernie Vick of Michigan University. Vick, a member of the mythical All American football team last year, has joined the team at Boston.
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ST. Louis
Ernie Vick
Michigan University
St. Louis Nationals
Boston
Etter Named Coach To Woodward Tech
Wilbur Etter of Wadsworth Ohio former Wittenberg athlete has signed a contract as coach at Woodward Tech. He will take charge in the fall according to a Tuesday announcement by Harold Williams principal of the school.
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Toledo
Wilbur Etter
Wadsworth
Wittenberg
Woodward Tech
Harold Williams
Arlington Everitt Named Ohio State Track Captain
Arlington Everitt of Warren will captain Ohio State's 1923 track team. Everitt, a quarter miler, is a junior in the Agricultural college, announced in Columbus on Tuesday.
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Columbus
Tendler Signs to Fight Leonard for World Lightweight Title
Lew Tendler, Philadelphia lightweight, signed Tuesday to meet Benny Leonard for the world lightweight championship on July 29. Tex Rickard announced the bout likely to be staged at the New York Velodrome.
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New York
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Benny Leonard
Tex Rickard
Ames Decisions Gross In Akron Card Bout
Referee Matt Hinkel awarded Willie Ames of Akron the decision over Jake Gross of Lima in a 12 round bout with no knockdowns and light damage. Heavyweights Jack Keeley of Akron and Gus Camp of Pittsburgh fought to a 10 round draw in the main event.
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Barberton
Matt Hinkel
Cleveland
Willie Ames
Akron
Jake Gross
Lima
Jack Keeley
Gus Camp
Pittsburgh
Schwab Named Captain of 1922 Lafayette Football Team
Frank J. Schwab of Patton Pennsylvania, a guard on Walter Camp's 1921 all American team, was unanimously elected captain of the 1922 Lafayette college football squad. He succeeds Joseph Williams, who withdrew.
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Easton
Frank J. Schwab
Patton
Walter Camp
Lafayette
Joseph Williams
City Leaguers At Lakeside Clash Sunday
Lakeside Stadium hosts a Westends versus Crystal Parks game as Lakeside City League action continues. Crystal Parks, in their third local venture, face the Westends while American Legion plays Centrals at Cook Park. Noakers head to Kenmore for their second visit, after a 4-2 win there earlier this season.
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Lakeside Stadium
Westends
Crystal Parks
Mer
Whitey Witt Sparked Sox Defeat and Tigers Romped
Whitey Witt made key catches to blunt Chicago's rallies as the White Sox fell 3 to 1. Sam Rice hit a homer for Washington in a pitchers duel with Coveleskie as Erickson. Detroit routed Philadelphia 14 to 1 behind strong hitting. Shocker earned his 12th win in 17 starts as St. Louis beat Boston 5 to 2.
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Waite Hoyt
N. Y. Yankees
Whitey Witt
Chicago Sox
Whitey
Sox
Detroit Tigers
Phila Athletic
Hasty
Harrison
Harry Heisman
Bobby Welch
Shocker
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Knight of Columbus Manager Denies City Hall Game Report
J. H. Kinney, manager of the Knights of Columbus baseball team, disputes the Sunday contest box score with City Hall. He says Thompson struck out seven, not ten, and Kuhns fanned ten City Hall players as listed: Mercer two, Bush two, Hixon two, Wright three, Thompson one. Kinney credits Charles Gape, manager of the winning team, with providing the box score.
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J. H. Kinney
Knights of Columbus
City Hall
Thompson
Kuhns
Mercer
Bush
Hixon
Wright
Kinney
Charles Gape
Jock Well Up With Golf At British Open Qualifier
London June 7 Jock Have inson of the Glenview leads a 36 hole qualifying test at Glen Eagles for the British Open event. Joe Kirkwood the Australian tops the field while Jim Barnes and Peter Hagen are not starters. Tom Rice from New York sits near the back as the first day ends.
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London
Jock Haveinson
Glenview &J . Chi
Glen Eagles
Joe Kirkwood
Jim Barnes
Peter Hagen
Eagles
Tom Riaip
New York
Tendler Wins From Barrett in Sixth Round Knockout
Lal Tendler, southpaw lightweight challenger, knocked out Bobby Barrett in the sixth round at the Phillies ballpark in Philadelphia before about 25 000. A wild scene followed as Tendler finished Barrett with a left to the stomach and a stoppage by referee Taylor. A melee ensued with enraged fans and officials, but order was restored by police.
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Philadelphia
Lal Tendler
Bobby Barrett
Chit Heights
Phillies
Barrett
Taylor
Fath
Hex
Tendler
Not Without Game N O T Baseball Team Plans Road Contest
The N O T baseball team from the City league has no game Sunday and Mer plans a road contest. All players must report for pre with the team on Thursday at the City field.
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Mer. Romy
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