Central Steel Co Massillon Triumphs Over Wheeling 5-0
Massillon Central Steel Co. defeated Wheeling 5 to 0 in a commanding performance. Gene Packard dominated on the mound for Massillon, limiting Wheeling to three hits as the home team notched its sixteenth win of the 1920 campaign. Williams led Massillon with multiple hits including a third inning triple before being ruled out on a questionable call.
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West Virginia
Central Steel Co
Massillon
Bauers
Wheeling
Cate
Ohio
Westenders
Ohio River
Packard
Wheelingites
Williams
Maswell
Howell
Hartle
Hobbs
Cain
Blackburn
Agler
Non
Massillon 5 Wheeling 4 in extra innings baseball recap
In Wheeling Massillon wins 5 4 after 10 innings. Williams drives runs with two base and three base hits. Pa 14 King 3 strikeouts and errors key both sides in a tight game with multiple stolen bases and double plays.
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Ee Harte
Hobbs
Steetas
Williams
Blackburn
Coe
Aeler
Ib Coots
Scott
Clumey
Packare
Wheeling
Ford
Gammon
Prysock
Hamilton
Ol Munn
Crum
Ef Newhart
Welch
King
Massillon
Huartle
Massill Packard
Cain
ing—Hobbs
Howell
Munn
Agler
Shingleed Jim Salee Suspended Ten Days After Rosin Clash
Jim Salee was ejected in New York and suspended for 10 days by umpire Harrrison amid a rosin rule dispute. The incident involved abuse from Giants players and observers as Salee argued the new rule would end his career.
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Jim Salee
New York
Evan Southpaw
The
Cincinds
Harmn
Ohio
Jonny Evers
Giants
Harrison
Salle
Salee
Pres. Heydler
Rosin
Let Contracts For New Park Work This Week
Lakeside Athletic field planners announced Friday night they will let contracts for fence and bleacher construction next Tuesday. They aim to finish the enclosure in time for a professional boxing event on July 5 and report sufficient funds and stock sales continuing to support the project.
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Lakeside
League Park
State of
Ohio
Worl
Yale Wins Intercollegiate Trapshooting Championship
Yale captures the Intercollegiate league title for the tenth consecutive time at New Haven. The revival of college trapshooting follows postwar decline led by Yale graduate Ray Hyde organizing the league and Yale hosting the first championship.
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New Haven
Yale
Fred Warris
Dartmouth
Hanover
Princeton
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Ray Hyde
Hoovers Defeat Kent Combins In Home Game
Hoovers of North Canton beat the Army-Navy team of Kent 8-1 on their home lot as rain halted play in the eighth. Herold pitched for Hoovers with four runs in the fifth inning and ten total hits. C Evans starred with three hits and four runs scored, while Storch added power with two three-baggers.
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Herold
Hoovers
North Canton
Army-Navy
Kent
C. Evans
Storch
Hent
A Stevenson
Bosworth
Gillespie
Se Chugh
Bvvett Tay
Tees
Ee Hoffman
Cruteh
Wsaraeeeay
Welser
Hibbard
Sesesvess
Seconers
Cveverses
Hoovers Kent
Evans Kent
Worth
Herald
Hooveri
Evans
Hoovers Welser
Guess A
Stars pick colleges for fall after interscholastic meet
In New Haven on June 12 the three standout performers from the Harvard interscholastic track and field meet announce their college choices. Emery of Exeter will attend Princeton Worcester to Yale and Waterman Exeter captain will go to Cornell.
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Summer Sports At Canton Y M C A Schedule
The Canton Y M C A office announces its summer program in the physical department with swimming tennis and baseball replacing winter classes. Some volleyball players continue. Classes run Monday Wednesday Friday noon and Tuesday Thursday Saturday. Handball tours close midweek. Swim classes for men and boys listed with time blocks and age groups.
Timken Bearings Win Fourth In Red Triangle League
In Canton, the Timken Bearings defeated American Sheet and Tin Plate 13 3 to remain in second place. Gourley hit a home run for Timken as they piled up 16 hits while United Electric scored 20 runs in a separate 20 2 win over Holmes Autos. United Engineering and Foundry claimed its first win, beating Sanitary Milks 3 2.
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RED Triangle League
Canton
Timken Bearings
American Sheet and Tin Plate
Gourley
Timkens
United Electric
Holmes Autos
Thenited Engineering and Foundry
Sanitary Milks
Ludwig and Hellenbeck
Willis and Berringer
United Electrics
Aley and Valentine
Holmes
Plan national move for horseshoe pitchers
Canton horseshoe players join a push to form a national horseshoe pitching association with cooperation planned among state groups in Ohio Minnesota Kansas California and Florida to organize the movement.
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Canton
Ohio
Minnesota
Kansas
California
Florida
Baseball not changed. home runs rise not due to ball
Thomas Shibe of the baseballs firm and vice president of the Philadelphia club says the rise in home runs this season is not caused by a new ball. The Ohio association in Akron promotes standardizing play, with a national tourney in Akron this August expected to boost state cooperation. Joie Ray has won the AAU one mile run four times in 1915 1917 1918 and 1919.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Shibe
Ohio Association
Akron
Kansas City
Ohio
Joie Ray
New York
Jesse Haines
Massillon
Cardinals
St. Louis
Kansas City Club
American Association
N. ¥ Giants
Haines
Rube Benton
St Louisane
St. Dewie
Clemens
Benton
Smith
Juniors Fall To Cleveland In City Tank Meet
Junior YMCA swimmers were defeated 43 to 1 by East End Y of Cleveland in a focal tank meet dominated by the visiting team. Winners included Wis Canton in plunges and a series of Cleveland firsts in sprints and strokes, with Canton runners-up in several events.
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Eastend
Focal Tank
Ifoners
Wiser
Canton
Nelson
Sherman
Prouts
Cooks
Miller
Appel
Spel
D Arling
Clevelnd
Rice
Wis
Manlett
Canon
Larling
New Baseball Rules in 1920 Amendments
The 1920 amendments outline pitcher prohibitions including rubbing the ball on soil or uniform, discoloring with sand or emery, roughening by bouncing to a teammate, doctored balls with 10 day suspension, balks for dropping the ball, spitting on the ball, and exclude pitchers nominated to use the spitball this year.
France Names Four Tennismen for Davis Cup Tie
France selects Gobert Laurentz Decugis and Brugnon to meet the United States in the Davis Cup first round. Critics in England expect a tough global clash as Gobert, a 29 year old veteran, is praised for his long winning record and past success on English turf courts. Gobert has held French championship and multiple international titles.
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France
Gobert
Laurentz
Decugis
Brugnon
United States
England
Andre Gobert
Races Planned for South Bend July 3 and 4
South Bend Indiana will host horse racing over the July 4 holidays organized by the South Bend Racing Association. Open trotting and pacing events are set for the fair grounds track with Kentucky thoroughbreds scheduled for running races on July 3 and 4. Louisa Peters, former jockey and promoter, is promoting the events.
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South Bend
Ind
South Bend Racing Association
Fair Ground
Kentucky
Louisa Peters
National Rifle Association Opts Not to Enter Olympic Team
The National Rifle Association will not send a team to the Olympic games due to insufficient funding. Lord Cheylesmore stated the association will offer $20,000 in prize money for this year’s Bisley range program, while a British team will travel to Australia for the Empire Challenge Trophy in August.
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Tondon
National Rifle Association
Lord Cheylesmore
Bisley Ranges
Australia
Kramer Defeated in Mile Match at Velodrome Newark
Arthur Spencer of Toronto defeated Kramer in two of three heats in a mile bicycle race at the Velodrome Newark June 12. Kramer won the first heat in a close finish, sparking a spectator to throw a bottle at the announcer, who was then arrested.
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Newark
N. J
Kramer
Arthur Spencer
Toronto
Ohio State Chess Championship Brilliancy Prize Contested
Specially composed problem by Lincoln Burnham Urbana Ohio featured in the Canton Daily News. Black has 10 pieces White 10 pieces White to play and mate in two moves. The article notes several brilliant endgames including a mate in four and a smothered mate.
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Elliote
Canton Daily News
Lincoln Burnham
Urbana
Ohio
Reds Close In On Top Berth After Brooklyn Win
Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 3 1 in a six inning rally to move within a half game of first in the National League. Mamaux pitched eight for Cincinnati. Kilduff and Mitchell sparked Brooklyn with two errorful defense and stolen base moments.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Mamaux
Rinis
Coban
Laique
Ssescesse Bu
Brooklyna
Ait Po Ae
Mamauix
Mita
Gell
Luque
S. Mamaux
Rath
Groh
Brooklyn S
Kiem
Minuste
Glade to Get Home World Skater McLean Returns
Bobby McLean, former world professional skating champion, travels from Kristiania to New York after a long tour across Europe. He reports a successful trip with exhibitions in multiple countries and claims earnings between 50 000 and 100 000 dollars. He praises the United States as a great place to live and notes his reception in Norway and elsewhere. The Fame will dedicate Seattle University’s new stadium on November 27 with Hartmouth facing Washington.
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Bobby McLean
Kristiania
Jes
Adriatic
Statue of Liberty
Earopa
United States
McLean
Liverpool
Mathieson
Chicago
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Switzerland
France
Bulsium
England
Hartmouth
University of Washington
Fame
Seattle
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