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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
3
A garbled OCR item mentions a person and place with unclear context. Readable bits point to a local matter, but decisive details are missing.
Canton cannot enter this year’s Federation championship as the local circuit fails to post the required $50 by July 1 and some veteran players demand pay beyond team plans. The loss ends Canton's four season run in the intercity federation and marks a setback for Hoover era hopes and local semi pro ambitions.
Canton entrants dominate Akron racing with Eme Direct winning 2:17 pace and taking heats 2:13 and 2:13%, Calgary Earl 2:09 pace in Canton and Akron, Drift Patch 2:09, Peter L. 2:12 2:11, Tennessee horse Peter L. 2:13 pace in Canton, Upset Tootsia Toise in 2:14 trot, Edgar Worthy 2:13% 2:14 2:12 in Akron and Canton. Donalona places 14th twice and 13th once in Akron.
Canton boxing officials at a Friday meeting turned over 1565 dollars to the city treasury representing a portion of receipts from four Mo ney A. C. indoor season shows at the Auditorium. The sum will fund 20 band concerts in public parks to be chosen by the park commission. No other major action was taken.
The article notes American tennis players dominating the Friday playoff for the Wimbledon Championships, with Davis Cup players like Johnston and Laurentz out of contention. George, Queen Mary, and Princess Mary attended, while R Norris Williams and Charles Garland advanced in singles as Patterson and Lenglen defeated Mallory in mixed doubles.
Greek heavyweight champion Tim Londos will face Jean Mazzan in a Greek style grappling bout at Youngstown next Tuesday. The match uses Graeco-Roman rules with holds below the waist prohibited, aiming to prove Londos can wrestle both styles.
Fragmentary notes describe a baseball matchup with mentions of a team and a contest. The legible parts reference a contest among teams and a possible three game series, but details on teams dates or venues are unreadable.
The Baltimore club of the International league was fined by the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues for playing with ineligible players. The league also ordered clubs with players on option agreements to file formal agreements in the secretary's office at once or surrender the players.
Babe Ruth slugged two homers to lift his total to 22 but the New York Yankees fell 6-3 to Boston. Claude Williams outpitched Stan Coveleskie in a 6-3 Chicago over Cleveland matchup. Carey stole home as Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 6-3, while the Athletics extended a sixteenth straight loss finishing behind.
Harvard varsity crew beat Yale by nearly six lengths in a 4 mile intervarsity race at New London. Harvard finished in 23 minutes 11 seconds, Yale 23 minutes 46 seconds. The win was seen as vindication of the American rowing system over English methods.
Henry L. Farrell reports the issue over Francois Descamps and Georges Carpentier as fans doubt a comeback. Conflicting statements fuel belief Carpentier may not return if he gets away this time. The International Sporting Club in New York offers a formal challenge channel under the Walker bill.
The cream of the nation’s track and field athletes will compete in four Olympic trial events on Saturday across Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans and Pasadena to select eligibles for the final trials in Boston June 16 and 17. Interest runs high as more contenders seek Olympic honor than ever before.
Harris hits a decisive homer in a 4-5 Oil City victory after Steineder and Hill faced late trouble. Oil City rallying efforts faltered as Brackenridge and Kinney relieved pitchers with mixed success.
Harry Krohn of Akron outpointed Chicago fighter George Knockout Brown in a ten round match in Dallas. The Greek employed a bulldog rush but landed little, taking only the eighth round. Krohn won five rounds, with five even, and relied on five straight lefts throughout the bout.
A Detroit woman praises Foley Kidney Pills for better sleep and reduced back and side pain. She reports lasting improvement and intends to continue use, noting the product’s broad availability.
New York June 26. Tom Gibbons and manager Middle Kane returned to the United States after a fruitless bid to secure bouts with English heavyweights in London. Kane says Beckett balked at a 600 pound offer and withdrew, promising first chance when he visits the U S.
June 26 Philadelphia reports Frea Lear, utility infielder, has been released by the Newae National League team and sent to the San Antonio team of the Texas League.
Timely hitting by pitchers highlights a record pace as Eleven games end with a pitcher contributing a key hit. Vaughn of the Cubs and Quinn of the Yankees produce timely power. Alexander of Chicago belts a homer in extra innings to win 3-2, while John ston and Sotheron deliver late punches for wins. Grimes and Mays spike with crucial hits as Toney and Coveleskie drive in runs. Uhle tops AL hitters with a .714 average as Bayes and Grimes also hit well.
Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV won a tuning contest off Sandy Hook New Jersey covering 25.4 miles in 3 hours 15 minutes 37 seconds. The 23 meter Shamrock finished 13 minutes 31 seconds ahead of Shamrock and showed sailing in nearly 10 knot northeast breeze. The vessel is not yet in racing form with sails but is seen as a potential strong rival to the American cup defender in light conditions.
Crystal Park Class B players lack a Sunday game and seek a strong B team in Canton or Stark. They invite calls to 1822 Bell for arranging a contest and request services of an infielder and catcher.
In Glen Cove Yale’s Jeass W. Sweetser faces Williams’ James Ward in the 86 hole intercollegiate final at Nassau Country Club. Sweetser won his semi against Princeton’s J. Simpson Dean two up one to play after a brilliant front nine. Ward defeated S. A. Moss up in the other semi, as Moss faltered early and Ward posted a 78.
St. Louis pair Georgyn Sister and Rogers Hornsby top batting lists with .416 and .391 averages and 96 and 2 hits respectively. Speaker, Jackson, Milan, Johnston, and Ruth follow in the American and National leagues alongside pitching leaders Meadows Vaughn and Bagby with strong win totals.
Cleveland Indians drop to sixth in the American League after a 6 to 3 loss to the White Sox in Chicago. Coveleskie and Evans spark the Indians early but Chicago rallies with key hits to seal the win. Paeth and Faeth contribute in relief.
Boxing at Massillon was canceled when promoters could not fit the hall to the boxing commission. Fans expected welterweight Al Walthers from Canton to fight Jack Coyne of Massillon in a six round bout. Main matchup planned was Battling Ram of Massillon versus heavyweight Jack Geyer of Columbus.
Mrs Catharine Starbuck of the Sectoto club won the women's state golf championship over Mrs Blanche Graham of the Scioto club 3 up and to play in Columbus on Friday. Starbuck led after the first nine holes with a 47. the final nine holes were not completed.
Chicago and New York high school baseball teams prepare for an interscholastic world series clash on Saturday. The New York High School of Commerce faces Lane Technical High of Chicago with a return game set in New York.
Trenton’s Johnny Dundee won a hard fought decision over George Erne in twelve rounds at a local arena. Dundee used aggressive combinations to edge ahead in the later rounds and clinch the victory.
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