Canton Hands Zanesville Sixth-Frame Rally Win
In a misty Leagee Park game Canton falls to Zanesville 5 to 1 as Loyd Ramey struggles and Scholl shines with control. Crowder hits a second-inning homer for Zanesville while Abbott Gilhooley and Wolfe contribute timely hits and a late rally is halted by the mercy of an umpire call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanton
Crowder
Abbott
Sheehan
Murphys
Witeos
Hebdosen Meers
Canton
Zanesville
Inninus
Hirney
Langfic
Hames
Kamey
Scholl
Langfi T
Cumptre—Thomas
Muskingum Co
Leagee Park
Loyd Ramey
Ramey
Gilhooley
Texter
Dawson
Hillinger
Abbot
Hamer
Myers
Wilcox
Wooley
Cen
Canton Kennel Club to name judges for January show
The Canton Kennel Club will vote Thursday night in Judge Quinn's courtroom on principal judge candidates C. G. Clopton and Vinton Breese both of New York. Breese, associate editor of Field and Fancy, appears favored to be chosen with a western assistant to handle difficult classes. The club may also select an associate for the prize judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Dog Club
Judge Quinn
C. G. Clopton
Vinton Breese
New York
Breese
Nolan
Cleveland
Canton
Jack Swuirgess
Hopton
Clyde Schaffert
Hepton
T. F. Lennon
Doe Club
Western Reserve Kennel Club
Boston
Willie
Reserve Club
Jet Horse Goods Co
St. Louis
Bernice Kimberly
Ohio
Zou Kennel Club
Cincinnati
Tomahawk to Face Canton Malleable Club Sunday
The Tomahawk will play the Canton Malleable club Sunday afternoon. Players requested to report include Boyd, Snyder, J Weida, Eisler, H Steineck, Palmer, RB Weida, B Steineck, Smart, Ziegler, Griffin, H Steineck.
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Tomahawk
Canton
Boyd
Snyder
J Weida
Eisler
H. Steineck
Palmer
RB. Weida
B. Steineck
Smart
Ziegler
Griffin
Illinois Wins Western Intercollegiate Meet
Randall Field Madison June 71 Illinois won the western intercollegiate meet with Wisconsin placing second.
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Illinois
Randall Field
Madison
U. P
Wisconsin
Louisville and Columbus split to highlight doubleheader
Louisville won the first game 2 to 1 while Columbus claimed the nightcap 8 to 0. Loudermilk and Clemons starred for Louisville, with Bonnin hitting a two base hit. Columbus benefited from Powell in the second, as McQuillan and Smith backed the effort. Umpires Chill and O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudermilk
McQuillan
Louisville
Columbus
Clemons
Tipple
Vance
Smith
Bonnin
Chill
Yrrien
Louiaville
Nnnahhhoh
Miwauker
Wis
Dougherty
Milwaukee
Minneapolia
Hugh Moeridge
Owens
F. Delahenty
Lewis
Hughes
Tones
Plackburne
Halla
Mosridge
H Morridge
Connelly
Johnstone
Married Men Win Baseball Match at Buckeye Co.
The Buckeye Seat and Tank Co. married men defeated the single men 4 to 1. Edwards, Jackson and Howells pitched for the winners with Menges and Fredey for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Seat and Tank Co
Edwards, Jackson and Howells
Mengesland Fredey
Canton Amateur Golfers Rival for Ohio Title
Luther and McLain win cups as Canton’s Clark leads a strong showing at Inverness Toledo. Clark, holder of local and Florida state titles, dominates Orlando winter event and aims to defend his honor next winter. Final flights at lakeside spring meet determine porch contenders for the 1913 Ohio championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Luther
McLain
Inverness Club
Toledo
Janes F. Clark
Florida
Lucasco
Clark
Lakeside
Wolt
Orlando
Brother
Huntington
Ind
Polo team suffers key injury in Meadowbrook match
Foxhall Keene, captain and No. 3, breaks his collarbone during the International polo tournament at Meadowbrook. The injury cripples the Americans as Keene, praised for riding and play, is carried off after his pony toppled at the goal. Either Harry Whitney or Larry Waterbury will replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Meadowbrook
Foxhall Keene
Keene
Harry P. Whitney
Larry Waterbury
Eene
Frederick Russell
Keen
Columbus Rally Upholds Win Over Steubenville
Columbus erased an early deficit with an eight inning rally to defeat Steubenville 8 to 4. Calbert hit a homer for Steubenville, the third such homer in eight years, as Watkins Hogan and Watson Turner and Wohl worked the game. Umpires Ebner and Longley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Steubenville
Calbert
Watkins
Hogan
Watson
Turner
Wohl
Ebner
Longley
Travers Wins New Jersey Golf Title In Mud Course
Jerome Travers of Upper Montclair defeated Oswald Kirby the defending champion at Baltusrol in a drenching thunderstorm finishing three up at the 14th hole to claim the New Jersey state golf championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short Hills
N. J
U. P
Jerome Travers
Upper Montclair
New Jersey
Baltusrol
Oswald Kirby
Travers
Craganour Horse Sold to Argentina for Breeding
London reports Craganour, the Derby winner disqualified for bumping, was sold by owner C Bower Ismay to the Argentina government for 150000 dollars. The sale permits breeding and requires the horse not race again.
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London
U. P
Craganour
C. Bower Ismay
Argentina
Ismay
Walkover Baseball Club to Play Canal Doverteam
Members of the Walkover baseball club are to travel by 10 a m Sunday to Canal Dover to meet the team there at Sunny side park Deierling and Terrett will form the local battery. The outfield will be Maurer, Bover and Grove.
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Walkover Baseball Club
Canal Dover
Sunnyside Park
Deierling
Terrett
Maurer
Bover
Grove
South Sides Members Head to Louisville on 1 O’Clock Car
The following South Sides members report at the public square to 12 45 p m Sunday to take the 1 o clock car for Louisville Ingold Rehfus Waidman Harding Shetzley Hahn Everhart Bucker Burnsworth Parks
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Public Square
Louisville
Ingold
Rehfus
Waidman
Harding
Shetzley
Hahn
Everhart
Bucker
Burnsworth
Parks
Australians Beat Americans in Davis Cup Doubles Sets
The Australian doubles team led by A B Jones defeated the American pair as McLoughlin and Hackett struggled in singles. The win narrows the tie to Monday's singles with McLoughlin favored to beat Doust and push Australia toward elimination by the United States.
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New York
U. P
A. B. Jones
Stanley N. Doust
Maurice FE. McLoughlin
California
Harold H. Hackett
McLoughlin
Hackett
MccLoughlin
Doust
R. Norris Williams
Harvard
H. M. Rice
City League Clubs Postpone Games This Month
The City baseball league delays next games to late month to avoid clashing with local professionals. Walkovers, Bakos, Royal Blues and Catholic A. C. will schedule matches against nearby towns in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakos
Royal Blues
Catholic A. C
Canton Infielder Tops Class B in Interleague Battle
Canton infielder Clyde "Rabbit" Robinson leads the Interstate league after 40 games, batting .378 with 45 hits. He tops rival Tommy Sheehan of Youngstown for the batting crown as Cy Dawson and Blount duel for runs, with several Canton players shown among league leaders.
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Canton
Clyde Robinson
Rabbit
Tommy Sheehan
Youngstown
Dawson
Robinson
Sheehan
Tate
Myers
Wooley
Texter
Cy Dawson
Murphy
King
Robin
Oak Park High Wins Interscholastic Meet At Chicago
Oak Park school of Chicago won the interscholastic meet with 29 points. University High of Chicago was second with 19. Ukiah High School of California took third with 15 points in a field of over 400 high school athletes.
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Marshall Field
Chicago
U. P
Oak Park School of
Staga
University High of Chicago
Ukiah
Calif
Four Motor Boats Race From Philadelphia to Bermuda
Four small motor boats started from the Delaware River bound for Bermuda in the annual Bermuda Challenge trophy race worth 1000 dollars. Competitors include Dream Barbara II Tocsam Island and Tee with crews led by Charles L. Lagen Thomas Day and J. G. Naetle Whitaker.
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Delaware
Bermuda
Hamilton
Charles L. Lagen
William M. Duncan
Barbara
William Mulford
Tocsam Isl
W. 'T Wheeler
Tee
Dream
Jamaica Bay Yacht Club
Commodore
Thomas Day
Detroit
Tocsam Ill
Barbara Ir
Isaten Island Yacht Club
J. G. Naetle Whitaker
Havana
Ilys
Bay Ridge
Anderson Backers Rally For Bud Anderson Title Bid
Medford supporters raised 1100 to aid Bud Anderson’s bid to fight Willie Ritchie for the lightweight title. They offer to bet 10000 on Anderson, with funds to go to manager Billy Nolan if Ritchie can be entered, Nolan to set remaining terms.
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Medford
Ore
U. P
Willie Ritchie
Bud Anderson
Anderson
Billy Nolan
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