OSU honors Snyder for scholarship and athletics
ARRY Snyder formerly of this city received the Western Conference scholarship medal from Ohio State University President Thompson, marking a second straight year a Stark County resident earned the award. Snyder captained the track team twice and was leading point scorer, also played two football seasons, with scholarly work above average, ahead of the last person to receive the prize. Snyder plans to compete in the national track meet in Los Angeles on the Fourth of July.
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Arry Snyder
Thompson
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Stark Co. Ind
Harry Steel
East Sparta
Snyder
Larry
Canton
California
Los Angeles
Ohio
Harley
Johnny Miner
Reds fall to Giants in 13 inning loss
In Cincinnati on June 19 the Reds dropped a 3 to 1 extra innings defeat to the Giants. The Giants tied the game in the ninth on a Jakie May hit and won in the thirteenth with Benton scoring. The lineup was badly crippled for New York.
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Incinnati
Reds
Giants
Jakie May
Benton
N. York
Ciney
New York
McQuillan
Huntzinger
Snyder
Cincinnati
May
Hargrave
Wingo
Best College Hurler Joins Tigers Today
Carroll reported to the Detroit Tigers today and will work out with the team at Boston this afternoon. Gautreau received a diamond ring and a wreath of laurel in recognition of good work. Carroll joins after college hurler honors and is expected to boost pitching staff.
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Gautreau
Carroll
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Indications Point To Win for Champ Welter
Idle challenger Dave Shade looms as a potential foe for welterweight champion Mickey Walker. The piece traces past conflicts with Shade and promoter Leo Flynn, noting Walker’s reluctance tied to old promises and shade’s past knockouts. It highlights weight concerns and Flynn’s $2500 guarantee as signs shaping the matchup.
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Champ Welter
Fairplay
Canton Daily News
York
Mickey Walker
Dave Shade
Mickey
Jack Bulger
Leo Flynn
Shade
Walker
Bulger
Flynn
New York Boxing Board
Dave
Crystal Park Cubs Win One Over Lincoln
Crystal Park Cubs defeated Lincolns seven to six after a late eighth inning surge. Both teams had eleven hits and five errors as Leasure and Dicky homered for Crystal Park while Blyers Morrison and Christie contributed key hits and steals in a tight, error filled game.
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Crystal Park Cubs
Lincolns
Leasure
Blyers
Morrison
Dicky
Christie
Cubs
Bages
Crystal Park
Gumbert
Teen Wee Christie
Pete Rans
Berring
Ifa
Goetz
Dempsey
Ib Ry Morrison
Tees
Pete
Will
Frans
Brownin
Ng Moore
Haliuston
Spence
Steeweny Herdirson
Tee Patterson
Seve Fe Johnny
Ted
Bill
Question Box: Baseball Umpire Rotations and Fighters
In a 1928 Canton Daily News Q and A readers ask if alternating umpires per inning complies with official rules. Answer notes there is no ban on alternates but it harms the game and is not officially recommended. The piece also asks if Georges Carpentier will fight again and clarifies Pepper Martin and Paddle Cannonball Martin are not brothers.
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Canton Daily News
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Vincent Pepper Martin
Paddle Cannonball Martin Brothers
Eddie Cannonball
Martono
Pepper Martin
Wooster College Wins Ohio Conference Baseball Title
Wooster College clinched the 1926 Ohio Conference baseball championship by posting a 10-2 record in conference play. The season stands at 14-2, marking a second straight conference title for Wooster. Notable victory came on Decoration Day 3-1 over Ohio State, with pitcher Stateman opposing Braden. Six players, including captain Gab riel, depart after graduation, while William Olson of Cleveland will captain in 1926.
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Wooster
Wooster College
Ohio
Ohio State
Braden
Gabriel
Wenger
William Olson
Cleveland
Renerve
Dentwon
Akrom
Awbland
Oberlin
Cincinnati
Denison
Mt. Unton
Ashiend
Akron Socuese I Wooster
Oberlin Tevesns
Ohio W
Neil Wooster
Alumni
Teeeenee
Leading Hitters In Major Leagues
A compact listing shows top hitters by team with figures for games at bats runs and hits. Notable names include Cobb Tigers Wingo Heilmann Simmons Boone Pet Hornsby Bottomly Bancroft Barnhart Stock and other players with their season totals. The list highlights first and second place style leaders across clubs with their batting lines.
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R H Cobb
Tigers
Wingo
Heilmann
Simmons
Athlet
Boone
Red Sox
Pet
Credits Meet Tough Elk Team
The Oscar Credits face the Salem Elks at Salem on Saturday in a strong test this season. Pitchers Dither Bednarz Lash or Tabellion will start. the nonstarter will pitch Sunday against the Heckaman Clothiers at Lakeside Stadium.
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Salem Elks
Salem
Elks
Deither Bednarz
Lash
Tabellion
Heckaman Clothiers
Latside Stadium
Oscars
Lakeside
Pennzoils to Open Series vs Waynesburg Sunday
Pennzoils will invade Waynesburg Sunday for the first game of a three game series. The second game is set for July 11 the day of the I O O F annual picnic. Red Thompson will pitch with Cramer or Sanford Doc Roth and Gig Unhn are wanted at practice on Finneran Field and all players must be present.
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Pennzoils
Waynesburg
Red Thompson
Cramer
Sanford
Doc” Roth
Gig Unhn
Finneran Field
America's Polo Ponies Set for British Challenge
Major Bell notes the British and American polo teams, 23 and 26 goals respectively, prepare for a decisive championship. He cites June 7 win by Americans over Hurlingham, Harlequins exhibitions, and bets at 6 to 4 for Britain as the clash looms Saturday.
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Major FE. Bell
Canton Daily News
Tondon
Mericans
Major Boles
Major Wilson
Amercilans
Hurlingham
Major Beard
Smith
Beard
Harlequins
Two Hard Hitters Matched For Next Amateur Program
K O Curdy and Pete Starr are set for the main event at Al Wither's gym Meyers Lake next Monday night. Five preliminaries planned include Don Richards vs Young Corbett at 120 pounds and rematches Schell vs Horton. Gilmore vs Roach and Williams vs Potts join Coogan vs Reed on the card. Hartman oversees the lineup with no last minute substitutions. Tickets available at Simpsons Mirkins Bulldog Bast's Rathskeller.
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K. O. Curdy
Pete Starr
Happy" Hartman
al Wither
Meyers Lake
Don Richards
Young Corbett
Joe Cavelli
Paul Schell
Paul Horton
Horton
Schell
Jimmy Gilmore
Bill Roach
California
Gilmore
Walt Williams
Billy Potts
Jackie Coogan
Bud Reed
Hartman
Simpsons, Mirkins, Bulldog and
Bast’s
Rathskeller
Strangler Lewis Retains Heavyweight Crown Over Romano
Ka Strangler Lewis defeated Mike Romano in Cleveland in two straight falls winning both by the headlock. The first fall lasted 41 minutes and the second fell to Lewis in about a minute.
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Cleveland
Ka” Strangler Lewis
Mike Romano
How They Stand National and American League Scores
National League ledger shows New York 4 Cincinnati 8 in 13 innings with Brooklyn 6 Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 6 Chicago 1, St Louis 4 Boston 3. American Association lists Minneapolis 4 Toledo 3 and St Paul 4 Columbus 2, Kansas City 7 Indianapolis 6, Milwaukee 5 Louisville. Today’s games across leagues include Washington at Cleveland and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh among others.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Loulaville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
National League
American Association
Louisville
Wee
Boston Wee
AMERI
Pet
Indianapolis Oe
Kansas City Tees Oe
Etroit
St. Louls
Gould appoints rules committee in baseball
James M. Gould announces the Baseball Writers' Association of America rules committee members John B. Foster chairman James R. Harrison William G. Evans Auditing Melville F. Webb Jr Ba Ballinger. The committee will work with the major leagues next winter to revise and simplify the present baseball code addressing contradictory rules.
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Cleveland
James M. Gould
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
John B. Foster
New York
James R. Harrison
William G. Evans
Melville FE. Webb
Boston
Ballinger
Pittsburgh
Press Boys Defeat Stockeys 9 to 6 in Tight Contest
The Press newsboys beat the Stockeys 9 to 6 in a hard fought game. They challenge any 14 year old team in the city and seek games with Preissing Grocers, Edward Sluggers, and Fisher's club. For games call H 229.
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Press
Stockeys
Preissing Grocers
Edward Sluggers
Fisher's Club
Babe Herman Triumphs in Ames Lightweight Show
Babe Herman of California junior lightweight easily beat Willie Ames of Akron in Ames. In the semi finals Maxie Holub of Akron defeated Steve Nugent of Cleveland. Kozar of Farrell knocked out John Carey of Sebring in the second round.
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Youngstown
Babe Herman
California
Willie Ames
Akron
Maxie Holub
Steve Nugent
Cleveland
Kozar
Farrell
John Carey
Sebring
Americans lose tennis matches in international event
In Astbourne England on June 19 the United States dropped three of six matches over two days in a three day competition with Great Britain. The final singles saw J B Gilbert of England defeat Ray Casey of San Francisco 9 7 9 7 6 3 while John Hennessey of Indianapolis beat W P Wheatley 7 5 6 2 4 6 7 5 plus Indiana University completed a $200000 auditorium project though dedication will occur with football season start.
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Astbourne
England
America
Great Britain
J. B. Gilbert
Ray Casey
San Francisco
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
W. Pd. Wheatley
Newark Man Holds Shooting Leap in Indian Tournament
John R. Taylor of Newark Ohio broke 275 targets with no misses to lead the professional standings at the Indian Trapshooters Association tournament. Amateurs including Mark Arie Champaign Illinois and W R Lammers Danbury Ohio shared honors. divisional shoots were won by Arie Bert Saxbee Edward Shaw and Earl Feltz.
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Cedar Point
John R. Taylor
Newark
Mark Arie
Champaign
W. R. Lammers
Danbury
Phil Gottron
Fremont
C. A. Robert
Sandusky
Arie
Bert Saxbee
Mechanicsburg
Edward Shaw
Ecorse
Mich
Earl Feltz
Detroit
Players' Club Girls Defeat Hoover Sweepers 10–7
The Players' Club girl team edged the Hoover Sweepers 10 to 7 in a tight night game. Ahler struck out six for the Sweepers while Quinlin fanned three for the Players' Club as both teams showed a strong pace throughout. The Players' Club faces several upcoming city girl teams this week. call Manager Wallet at Ziegler Tire Shop for game details.
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Hoover Hoover
Hoovers
Ahler
Quinlin
Ziegler Tire
Oscar Cites Win Solidifies City Indoor League Lead
Oscar CREDITS continued their City Indoor league with an 8 to 1 win over Jewelers while Alhambra Theaters defeated Dean Quality Meats 6-4 in a game protested by the Deans. Liberals beat Geiger Realtors 4-3 as the Oscar offense piled up 10 hits aided by five Jewelers errors and Tracey homered.
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St Realtors
Ark Dry Cleaners
D. Brost
Oscar Credits
Jewelers
Ers
Alhambra
Dean Quality Meats
Deans
Parson
Liberals
Geiger Realtors
Ice
Ogcars
Goldberg
Whitehouse
Neuman
Fraiberg
Raber
Tracey
Alhambras
van Almen
Miller
Leo Tabellion
Robinson
Paul Tabellion
Bartel
Geigers
Clothiers
Verne Smith
Sol Adelman
Dave Goldberg
Stern
Poet
Baseball Roundup: Tribe, Browns, Sox, Yankees in Tight Games
Baseball recap from June games notes Cleveland’s Athletics beat the Tribe 6 4 as righty Uhle allowed 10 hits and Walberg 6. Washington lost to St Louis 9 6 with Stan Harris in his 24th straight game and Sisler’s club taking six in the sixth. Chicago White Sox defeated Boston 5 1 as Lyons pitched well. New York Yankees fell to Detroit 6 8 with Wells limiting the Tigers’ runs..
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ST. Louis
Braves
Blades
J. Smith
Boston
Barnes and Louis
Sherdel
O'Farrell
Cleveland
Athletics
Tribe
Whey
Uhle
Walbut
Washington
Nationals
Browns
Champ Pit
Bluege
Motte
Sisler
Stan Harris
Jack Scott
Nats
Davis Rego
Ruether
R Marberry
Ruel
Lyons
Chicago
White Sox
Red Sox
Davis
Flagstead
Schalk
Wingfield
Picinich
New York
Yankees
Wells
Combs
Cobb
Tigers
Detroit
Wells Bassler
Shocker Bengough
Yesterday's Home Run Totals Across Leagues
A fragment lists players and teams including Cobb of the Tigers and Bluege of the Senators with mentions of Combs the Yanks and Lee the Indians. It references the Browns and Cardinals with brief league totals but lacks complete context or dates.
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Cobb
Tigers
Bluege
Senators
Combs
Yanks Lee
Indians
Lamotte
Browns
American Cycle Team Plans Mapleton Trip Sunday
The American Cycle team will practice at 1 pm Saturday at Cook's and hold a meeting at 7 pm Sunday at the American Cycle Co. All players meet at the ww store at 12 80 sharp Sunday for the trip to Mapleton.
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Cook
Mapleton
American Cycle Co
Fragments Describe A Pirate Themed Bee Event
Readable fragments mention a pirate themed bee event and a pitch but lack clear details. The text hints at a gathering or competition with a nautical or playful angle, without identifying people places or dates.
Unable to Determine From Damaged Text
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear names, events, or dates to summarize into a valid newspaper item.
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Mandy" Brooks
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Holy Cross
Walter Gautreau
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Babe’ Herman
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My Brigade
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Philadelphia— Shop
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Welch
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SS Walberg
Cleveland Jamieson AB
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