Billie Burke Wins Heat At Opening Day Trot
Billie Burke wins the second heat of the 2:12 trot with Bessie Bond placing in the opening day race. Queen Bingen also noted. Burke did not win the race overall as Todd Hart took the first and third heats.
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Billie Burke
Bessie Bond
Queen Bingen
Todd Hart
Wilbur E. Snypp
ATK
Monnot
Sacher
Kentucky Todd
Putnam
Billy Burke
Wallace McKinney
Cartnall
Bond
Mallow
Christie Mac
Malcom Forbes
Morrow
Ist
Bessie Pond
Lucera Dillon
Ruth J and Czar Moko Win In Straight Heats At Meet
Ruth J driven by Harry Pifer of Marion won all three heats of the 2:23 trot and Miss Czar Moko swept the 2:23 pace in three heats with G. W. Slaughter of Detroit as owner receiving the Delmont Hotel Cup. Todd Hart led the 2:12 trot, while Worthy Rice won the 2:28 trot in four heats amid rain and fatigue.
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Ruth J
Harry Pifer
Marion
Rambolear
Punch King
Star Wink
Dr. B
Lowe
Ramboleer
Christie Mac
Bessie Bond
Todd Hart
Billy Burke
Queen Bingen
Monnot
Prue Gratten
Hazel McGregor
Myrtle Baxter
Leola Hal
Worthy Rice
Prudence Watts
G. A. Starn
Virginia Dillon
Wooster
Misa Czar Moko
Czar Peter
D. Edman
Btm Scrog- Dgd
Bis Esisetskas Aantal
Pre Gratten
Gratten Royal
Walsh
Chincoote
V. Fleming
Empire di
Pool Apriy
Sean
Malcolm Forbes
Vail
Peter Bradford
Peter Volo
Morrison
Trampfast
King
Sestee
Walter Patch
Walter Direct
Grarin
Yolanda
Rinjola
Pte
Czar Moko
Cann
City Indoor League Sparks Showdown Tonight
The Oscar Credits face Nusbaum Tewelera in tonight’s City Indoor League clash at Cookfield after both teams' strong starts. Oscars boast nine straight wins, Nusbaums two games back. Managers meet in Daily News rooms after games to decide final rosters and Thursday play viability.
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Nusbaum Tewelera
Cookfield
Oscars
Nusbaums
Goldberg
Paul Marcelli
Jewelers
Geiger Realtors
Alhambra
Pucci Hilliards
Roger Jewelers
Jacob Field
Liberal Clothiers
Dean Quality Meats
Rose Field
Daily News
Baseball Almanac Style Season Totals and Leaders
Historical box score fragment lists players and teams with home runs totals by season. Mentions Hartnett Cubs Griffin Cubs Simmons Athletics Williams Browns Meusel Yankees Johnson Cardinals and other players with varying counts.
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Hartnett
Cube
Seseess
Bottomley
Cardewees
Olly
Hares Os Arcicios
Bnyder
Grant
Cccesses I
Brooke
Cubs
Harris
Braves
Griffithe
S.seecere
Sand
Phillies
Silmmons
Athletics
Myatt
Indiana
Eever
Boone
Red Sox
Flagatead
J. Sewell
Jornaby Cardinals
Meusel
Yankes
Cubes
Goodrich and Loaysa Survivors Reach New Lightweight Final
Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo and Stanislaus Loaysa of Chile survived the final round of the lightweight elimination tournament. They will meet at Queensboro Stadium on July 6 as the New York Boxing Commission prepares to crown the new world lightweight champion, succeeding Benny Leonard who retired. The commission warns the holder will likely be challenged by Sammy Mandell or Sid Terris.
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New York
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo Boy
Stanislaus Loaysa
Chile
Queensboro Stadium
New York Boxing Commission
Benny Leonard
Sammy Mandell
Sid Terris
Ohio State honors 42 varsity athletes and eight managers
Ohio State announces a varsity O award to 42 athletes and eight student managers for services during the recently ended seasons. Recipients include baseball players Russell Miller, Donald Blateman, Lawrence Walther, and others from Columbus Canton Cleveland Dayton. track, tennis, fencers, and gymnasts receive letters and special awards for faithfulness and leadership.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Russell L. Miller
Donald R. Blateman
Rock Haven
Richard Brashear
Lawrence R. Walther
Canton
George D. Cameron
Cleveland
Martin G. Karow
Jacob Matusoff
Dayton
W. Arlington
Tarbert
Ollie Klee
Benton A. Dempsey
Arnold F. Condon
Brinkhaven
Fred R
Dobric
Willard D. Arnold
Zanesville
James P. Ashburn
Batavia
Ralph C. Bunker
Delta
Utah
George P. Guthrie
Oberlin
Herman Hornstein
Hamilton
Lawrence P
Amsterdam defeats Wilson Grays in high-scoring game
Amsterdam beat the Wilson Grays of Steubenville 17 to 19 in Amsterdam on Sunday. The local team piled up 19 hits to 11 for the losers, scoring four in the first three innings. Warrington hit two home runs and two singles. McAbler added a single and three doubles. A Carmichael starred for Brethrenville with three fataries.
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Amsterdam
Wilson Greys
Steubenville
Warrington
McAbler
A. Carmichael
Breubenville
Two Feature Races At Grounds Highlight Week
At the Fair Grounds two feature pace events headline today. Grit McKinney is favored in the 2:15 pace while El Verso is the top pick in the 2:08 pace. Both horses show strong form. the 2:08 race is a week’s feature with the John Rommell Cup at stake. The first heat starts at 1:30.
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Steve Phillips
Rickabaugh
Palin
Millroy
Donald A. Grace Gratten
Raven Axoff
Queen Etta
Czarina Nutwood
Tramp Arm
Todd Highwood
Hard Millon
Margaret McKinney
King Worthy
Mary Watts
Opportunity
Pat Dodd
Davenport
Jean Axworthy
Prince of Dawson
Helen Marque
Ruth Volo Trolley
Star Wink
Grit McKinney
Frisco J
Korak Gratten
Harry Forbes
Barney Tramp
Peter Ftawah
Floy
Red
Dickerman
Ruth Patch
Sam- Pro
Valley Day
F Verso
Hal N
C. A
Kid Hal
Fair Grounds
el Verso
Twenty-Two Homers Made Yesterday Across Leagues
A record twenty two home runs were hit across the major leagues yesterday as Babe Ruth stayed idle. The National League led with nine homers, including two in the Pirate-Giant game and two in the Cub-Brave clash, while Cleveland and the Athletics added three apiece. The International League counted five with Baltimore and Providence contributing three and two respectively, and the American Association added two.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Cleveland
Athletics
Chicago
Boston
International League
Baltimore
Providence
American Association
Pennzoils to Meet Waynesburg in City League Clash
Pennzoils schedule a Sunday visit to Waynesburg for an opening clash with the independent club. Waynesburg presents a tough defense as Sanitary Milks previously beat the Oils 5 3. Next league game is June 28 against Oscar Credits at Lakeside stadium.
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Pennzoils
Waynesburg
Sanitary Milks
Lakeside Stadium
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Sanitary Milks Schedule Practice and July 4 Game
Sanitary Milks will practice Tuesday and Thursday evenings on the Malleable Field. All players are wanted out. Hitting has been weak lately and only batting practice will be held this week. Sanitaries want a game for July 4. Call R A Reemsnyder, manager.
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Sanitary Milks
R. A. Reemsnyder
Ray's Specials Play Smitty's Tonight at Gordon Rubber
The Ray Specials and Smitty's, Canton Class B contenders, meet indoors tonight at Gordon Rubber Field at 6 30. Report time is 6 00. field location is off Schroyeray and SW. Call John Ray at Hemlock 4814 for details.
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Ray Specials
Smitty
Canton
Gordon Rubber Field
Gordon
Schroyeray
Rays
John Ray
Hemlock
Hair-Groom promises easy grooming for any hair type
An advertisement extols Hair-Groom a low cost combing cream sold at drugstores. It claims to give a natural gloss and long lasting style, works on stubborn or unruly hair and helps control thick heavy hair, offering a neat finish for business or social appearances.
Leonard Walker Bout May Be Still On
Benny Leonard return to the ring is anticipated as a lucrative August bout against Mickey Walker. Jack Kearns and Billy Gibson reportedly plan a fifty fifty purse split near half a million dollars with Leonard in prime condition.
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Leonard Mickey Walker
Leonard
Mickey Walker
Gibson
Benny
Tts
Kearns
Gibbons
Crystal Parks to Bring Akron Firestones for Lakeside Game
The Crystal Parks will host the Firestones of Akron at Lakeside stadium Saturday afternoon. Firestones are an strong independent team with recent good form, though beaten 8-2 by Goodyear last Sunday. Crystal Parks expect a solid contest and seek road game offers for Sunday. Manager Al Kleiver invites out of town clubs.
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Crystal Parks
Firestones
Akron
Lakeside Stadium
Tiremakers
Goodyear
Louisville
al Kleiver
Crystal Park Plumbing Co
Murray Named Coach for Kent Roosevelt High
Wooster athlete Harold Nig Murray will coach Kent Roosevelt High's athletic teams next year. Murray, a three year member of Wooster baseball and football, signed after attending the 1924 University of Illinois summer coaching school and completing physical education work at Wooster.
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Wooster
Ohio
Kent Roosevelt High
Boles
Wooster College
Harold “Nig” Murray
Kent
Murray
University of Illinois
Canton Cars Hold Workout Tomorrow
Canton Cars will practice Wednesday evening at Lakeside at 6. All players must report to prepare for the battle against N. Co. T. Sunday in the city league.
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Canton
Lakeside
N. Co. T
Franchise bid hinges on funds and ticket drive
A Cleveland trip left the committee confident a franchise can be bought once money is raised. Ticket solicitors will each hold about 50 transferable tickets, names tied to buyers, with stubs kept by the seller. Season passes guarantee at least seven games, with date to finalize league berth before the managers’ meeting.
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Cleveland
Bert Beadle
Citizens’ Building & Loan Co
Akron
Buffalo
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Yellow Jackets
Dayton
City Auditorium
Jockey C Allen Turns Pro At Akron Meet
Akron Ohio June 16 One of the notable points of the Northampton Park race meeting is jockey C Allen's turn to full professional status as the apprentice class ends. Since the year began his riding has been strong and his early wins compare with the country's best riders.
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Akron
Northampton Park
C. Allen
Allen
Baseball standings and games from American and National leagues
Yesterday results show Philadelphia 17 beat Cleveland 14 and Chicago 5. National League tallies include Pittsburgh 7 over New York 5 and Cincinnati 5 over Brooklyn. Today’s slate lists Cleveland at Philadelphia and Chicago at Boston among others with multiple city matchups.
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waGee
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
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Larry Walther
Ivan Shapero
Vinson Hunter
Edward T. Seymour
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Harry EB
Wilson Grays
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Billy Gibson
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6Th St NE
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