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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1916

Page

3

Ohio State League President Eyes Canton Expansion

Joe Carr of Columbus, Buckeye organization president and Panhandle A C football manager, advocates expanding the Ohio State league to include Canton Akron and Youngstown. He envisions linking Canton with Dayton and Springfield, reviving professional baseball in the region and boosting league strength.

Canton Joe Carr Columbus Buckeye Panhandle A. C Carr Ohio State Akron Youngstown Converse Ohio State League Ohio Kentucky Citizens Interstate League Dayton Springfield Buckeye League

Umpires Named for Saturday Shop League Games

In the DAILY NEWS shop baseball league the second round begins with three five week rounds. At Dueber field Sheet Steel meets Berger-Stark with Parks umpiring. Knights face Duebers at League park with Lloyd officiating. Timkens clash with Spring & Axle at City field under McDermitt.

Daily News — Shop Baseball Dueber Sheet Steel Berger-Stark Millmen League Park Knights Duebers Timkens Spring & Axle Shet Steel Bergers Parks Lloyd McPdermitt

Ex Cantonian Gilhooley Plays for St Mary's in Interstate League

Ex Cantonian Gilhooley, a Niagara University graduate, stars as a fast fielder for St Marys club of the Interstate League. Managed by Curley Blount he bats fifth as the circuit of northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York reports him among the league’s top fielders.

St. Mary’s Club Gilhooley Eco Niagara University Niagara Falls N. Y St. Mary’s Intertate Southpaw Osborne Boucher Youngstown

Qarsmen on River Course

Poughkeepsie N Y June 8 Crews from Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania Syracuse sail for intercollegiate regatta on June 17. All but Pennsylvania varsity and junior eights rowed in rain after morning drills as freshmen had a long session. Columbia and Cornell/Syracuse logged nine and eight miles respectively on river courses.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Syracuse Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania Wright Krumbow Rice Milter

Durham Sets Chicago to New York Auto Record

B F Durham of Detroit drove a Chalmers 1047 miles in 31 hours flat to break the Chicago to New York record. He completed Chicago to Cleveland in 11 hours 4 minutes, then Cleveland to New York amid heavy rain and needed chains for parts of the journey.

New York Chalmers B. F. Durham Detroit Durham Chicago Cleveland Tu Pas BK Aeeur Pacers Indianapolis Louisville Kansas City Boston Washington Columbus Paul Philadelphia Milwaukee Ventering Venterdoay St. Louis Minneapolis Indianspelis Chicage Elerda St Louis Toston Atansas City Pau Brooklyn New Parks Dayton Har Grand Apts Transville Ms “ Hioston Spring Tela South Bend Pittsburgh Terre Monte Yo

Gavin Wins Eastern Volf Association Tournament

Mrs W A Gavin, former British player, won the women’s eastern volf association tournament at the Essence club course in Manchester New Hampshire. Her score for 64 holes was 266 strokes with Marion Hollins of West Brook finishing second at 268.

Manchester N. H W. A. Gavin Ore Iss Marion Hollins West Brook

Fohl a Rising Manager in Cleveland Baseball

Lee Fohl, 36, has built a 13 year career in baseball from Des Moines catcher to Cleveland Indians pilot. He led Lima to a pennant in 1909 and Akron to titles in 1910 and 1911, with stints in Columbus and Waterbury shaping his reputation as a born manager.

Lee Fohl Cleveland Des Moines Homestead Youngstown Columbus Lima Akron Flag Waterberry Cleveland Indians Charles Somers Fohl

Fight Football Abolished Debated at Augustana Convention

Delegates from the United States and Canada gathered for the annual Augustana synod convention and discussed abolishing intercollegiate football. Several petitions advocating the sport's abolition were expected to be presented. Read the want ad today.

Galesburg Augustana Synod U. S Canada

Freshman Floyd Egan Wins Four Varsity Letters

Floyd Egan former Manual High School star and a freshman at New York University becomes the first student in the university’s history to win letters in all four major sports during his freshman year. He began with football as a halfback before his speed earned him a move to end under Coach Reilley.

Floyd Egan Manual New York University Egan Reilley

Magnolia Open Seeks Canton Match Sunday

Magnolia Open baseball players seek a contest with a Canton aggregation for the coming Sunday. Management can be reached via either plane. Magnolia boasts one of the best village teams in Starkco.

Magnolia Starkco

Rain Delays Chicago Speedway Bir Race Trials

Continued rain in Chicago on June 8 postponed speed trials at the speedway to next Saturday's bir race, delaying the event.

Chicago the Speedway

Infielder to Fill In For Knights After Fingers Maim

Knight T. and R. Co. obtains permission to use Negley, a company employee, at second base for Saturday's game against Dueber Mampden to replace Ta bellion who suffered three finger injuries. Dueber to supply an infielder for Brenkanin's ankle injury if Negley plays. Negley previously played shortstop in 1915.

Knight T. & R. Co Negley Dueber-Mampden Tabellion Mgr. Tice Knights Mer. Anderson

Kopen to Exchange Blows With Britton for World Welter Title

In Syracuse New York a ten round welterweight bout pits Jack Britton holder of the title after a victory over Ted Lewn New Orleans against Battling Kopen a challenger with two prior wins over him. Kopen’s knockout punch could lift his stock higher. Al Doty Cantonian has two wins over Kopen, last stopping him in one round. Britton anticipated heavy betting this summer.

Syracuse N. Y Jack Britton Battling Kopen Britton Ted Lewn New Orleans Kopen Secon al Doty Erie

Young Tenniser Downs Veteran in Florida Tennis Showdown

Elizabeth NJ junior Harold Kreckmoerton, a rising talent with a string of schoolboy wins, stunned veterans by winning six straight games to turn a Florida tournament match against Fred C. Jauman of New York. Paired with G C Shafer, he defeated Irving C. Wright and Crate Biddle in doubles. If he stays hot, Throckmorton could chase national honors next summer.

Harold Kreckmoerton Elizabeth N. J Florida Fred C. Jauman New York Inman G. C. Shafer Irving C. Wright Heston Crate Biddle Philadelphia Throckmorton

Eniers Half Mile Contest at Municipal Games in Toledo

Cantonian Hal Kennston aims to repeat his Toledo half mile victory from last year at the municipal games in Toledo on June 17. He faces stronger rivals including Ufer Murphy from Michigan Clark Cincinnati and entrants from Ohio State and CK CARD.

Hal Kennston Toleeda Kenaston Toledo Sone Ufer Murphy University of Michigan Clark Cincinnati Ohio State Nniversity University of Ckcard

Giants Miracle May Day Ride Turns Baseball Tide

New York paper notes the Giants after May 8 trip blistered the National League by winning every game, rising from last place to contend. It also covers Theobald's Yale suit vs railroad, trophies for set stars, Elmer Smith's rise with the Indians, and Johnny Evers' bulk increasing to 160 pounds and concerns over speed.

Frank G. Menke New York Giants Giant Rooters Johnny Evers

Fans reminisce last night's baseball results with mixed feats

The report highlights late game drama as the Yankees, Cardinals and Braves clash. Key players like Sister and Shetten stand out with home runs and doubles while pitchers are stretched. The piece notes excitement and surprising outcomes amid a lineup of notable performances.

Big Nine approves new football practice rules

Iowa City Iowa Jane reports the board of control at Iowa University has approved new football rules aimed at preventing presenton practice as adopted by the Big Nine conference.

Iowa City Jane Big Nine Board of Control of Iowa University

Smith Beats Pelky In Eight Round Mumpis Bout

Dunboat Smith defeated Arthur Pelky in eight rounds in June. Smith is set to meet Jack Dillon here on July 4, delivering a bold challenge after the victory.

Mumpis Dunboat Smith Arthur Pelky Smith Jack Dillon

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