Home Run Race Heats Up In Central League
Terriers star Sigman and Tod Menze of Fort Wayne slugging for the home run record as 70 games in a season loom. Klein, with Philadelphia, leads NL sluggers, while Pratt Ryba and others in the rivals list provide stiff opposition as Klein’s batting surge continues under Shotten.
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Terriers and Aviators Open 12 Day Home Stand With Doubleheader
The Terriers kick off a 12 day home stay with a Saturday doubleheader against the Dayton Aviators. First pitch is at 2 PM after a game postponement on a previous Flyers trip. Graber rejoins Canton lineup and Lovelace may be replaced. Brown is sidelined with a rib injury.
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Three Home Runs Ignite Canton Rally to Beat Dunnmen 9–3
Canton Terriers blow open a pitching duel with three homers in the last two innings to defeat Springfield Dunnmen 9 to 3 at Eagle Field. Stover, Marquardt, and Lomb on homers power the late scoring burst after Pipgras and Lovelace duel through seven.
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Canton Defeats Springfield in Tight Dusty Ballgame
Canton tops Springfield 9 to 3 in a pitchers duel turned late, with Lovelace Stover and Marquardt homering for Canton while Pipgras fanned eight in a complete game. Springfield gains singles from Noonan and Stover with key two-bag hits but unable to mount late offense.
Owner of Reigh Count Praised by Daily Express
The Daily Express editorial praises Mrs. John Hertz owner of Reigh Count for the coronation cup win at Epsom Downs. It notes her gallant spirit since the horse arrived in England and her steadfast faith, calling for more racing women to be sent to compete.
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Reigh
Giants Fight Way Back Into Race for Pennant
New York Giants climb within 3.5 games of first after a string of 4 straight wins over the Braves and Cubs. The surge includes a 41-4 opening win and decisive rallies, with timely hitting and strong pitching lifting them past St. Louis into second and toward Cincinnati with Pittsburgh in pursuit.
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Al Singer Wins Knockout Over Kid Roy in New York Bout
Al Singer of New York stopped Leon Kid Roy of Montreal in the first round at the New York Coliseum last night. The finish came after 2 minutes 41 seconds as two rapid knockdowns prompted the referee to end the bout.
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Lefty Wilson Sprints Toward Indians After No-Hit Youth Season
Georgia youth Lefty Wilson of Georgia Normal Institute pitched three no hit no run games in a season and struck out 179 in 11 wins. The 18 year old will report to the Cleveland Indians for a June trial with coach Y D Barnes, who mentored his control learned by throwing at knot holes in his father's barn.
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Ferrell Shuts Yank Rally as Indians Triumph 9 7
Cleveland's Wesley Ferrell relieved in the ninth with two on and no outs, fanning Gehrig to end a New York rally. The Indians beat Pipgras and Thomas through five-run innings, with Bib Falk driving in four for Cleveland while Lazzeri and Durst homered for the Yankees.
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Combs
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Canton Daily News baseball schedule card holder sought
The News offers two tickets for a Terrier home game to the holder of Card No. 16557 who brings the card and today's edition to the newspaper office.
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Standings and Tuesday Games From Baseball Era
Yesterday's standings show Central League leaders Canton and Springfield with a 9 3 scoreline, Fort Wayne 15 Erie 6, Akron Dayton 4. American League runs Cleveland 9 New York 7, Chicago 9 Boston 5 Philadelphia 15 St Louis, Detroit 7 Washington 5. National League Pittsburgh 4 Boston 2 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 0 Neigtge 8 Brooklyn 6 Newark 5 St Louis 4. American Association Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 4, Indianapolis 4 Toledo 6 St Paul 1 Milwaukee 0 Louisville 9 Columbus 6 x. Today games include Anton at Springfield Erie at Fort Wayne Akron at Dayton Cleveland at New York Detroit at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston Boston at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati. American Association Toledo at Louisville Columbus at Indianapolis St Paul at Milwaukee Minneapolis at Kansas City. Athletic officials of St Bona venture College at Sturtevant Wis named a new athletic field after Al Simmons outfielder with phia.
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Cardinals Win In Girls Class A Indoor Loop
The Cardinals beat the Pelay Restaurant team 15 to 9 to move into second place in the girls Class A Indoor League. Allan led with four hits and three runs in five plate appearances while Kisela and Wenger homered for the Cardinals. Next Tuesday the Zollingers face the Cardinals at Lehman.
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Heckamans Clinch Win Over Billiards 11-2
The Heckaman Clothiers won their second game of the season defeating Wildwest Billiards 11 to 2. Heckamans hitters rang up eight hits off Kulsear while Williams limited the Billiards to four hits and one walk. Kulscar delivered the longest blow, aiding three sacks. Four Heckamans doubled.
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Flowers Welders Beat Merchants 16-9 in 10 innings
The Flowers Welders indoor team defeated the Crystal Park Merchants 16 to 9 in 10 innings after a 9-9 tie through nine. Jacobson pitched strongly for the Welders, fanning 12 and allowing 10 hits as the final frame produced seven runs.
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Fisher Motors Form New Canton Sandlot Baseball Team
A new Class A team called the Fisher Motors has been organized in Canton with local players Tolliver Morrison Levenond Kutriek Hardy Rouhier Kulscar Bair Taylor Mason Rostetter. They debut Sunday at Crystal Springs Veterans and seek games with nearby teams under managers Weldy and Acker.
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