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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
9
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The Canton D SteeL men defeated the Dayton Ethiopians 4 3 in a seven inning game. Massillon led 2 0 after three frames as Hart held Dayton hitless until the seventh. Dayton led 3 2 before Massillon tallied twice in the seventh to win and extend their winning streak to nineteen straight.
Ex-Highs opened their 1920 season with a 14 to 8 victory over the Nationals. Cahill led with four hits in six at bats including two doubles. Renner pitched six innings for Ex-Highs, with Mitzel finishing, while Lerwitz yielded nine runs in the fifth. Walthers caught four potential stealers and Cahill, Mitzel, and Renner led the batting.
The Cardinals defeated the Reds 3 to 2 in Cincinnati as St Louis swept three straight games. Schupp outpitched Ring with key hits and rallies, lifting the visitors toward the top of the National League standings after their strong east run.
Cleveland defeats Chicago White Sox 4 1 in a tense AL pennant race as Bagby dominates. Key early runs come on Chapman's triple and Wamby’s sacrifice fly, with Johnston and O Neill contributing later. The Sox fail to score until the ninth inning.
Canton Drop Forge beats Gilliams No. 2 12 3 at United Alley field in a close series game. Gilliams win game two while Mackaée Te earns key hits. Carnegie Steel defeats Townsends of New Brighton 8 2 with Fullerton on mound and McDonald driving in runs. Hickey leads losers in a slow paced clash.
Herb Ies, former Pitts burgh Satcher, recently picked by the local club, broke up the bound pitchers battle as Ritter and Taylor tossed 15 innings before Ridgway paid the verdict. Dempsey departs for training. Goldbergh held his opponents to four hits in nine innings with 10 strikeouts. David Muir contributed two hits and two runs. Carl added a single and a triple in five trips.
Ring favorites across the country prepare for upcoming battles. Bryan Downey of Columbus faces Tommy Robson in a 12 rounder in Columbus while Harry Greb of Pittsburgh meets Frank Carbone in a 10 round bout in Rochester. Jack Britton defends welterweight honors against Eddie Shevlin in Portland Maine in a 12 rounder, and Wilson fights Bartlett in Newark in a 12 rounder. Mike O Dowd goes 15 rounds with Eadie McKay in Pocatello Nevada.
East Sparta triumphed 7 to 6 over Waynesburg at East Sparta on Sunday. Brown pitched for the victors with Kinney catching, while Hazlett and Eckis ran the Waynesburg battery. East Sparta plated four hits in the ninth, with Kinney slugging a two run homer and later a bases touching double from Close to seal the win.
In England on June 28 at Walmer and Kingsdown links Walter Hagen and Jim Barnes staged a fine exhibition for an enthusiastic crowd. Despite wind and unfamiliar terrain both stars scored well with Barnes finishing 74 and Hagen 75, after drives went out of bounds on the eleventh hole. Each received a silver cup from the club captain at a postmatch reception.
The New York Yankee star hit a three with two aboard driving in the winning run and made a brilliant catch to deny a ninth inning double. Yankees 7 Boston 5. Joe Jackson homered in the ninth as the Indians beat the White Sox 4-1. Van Gilder held Detroit to three hits as the Browns won 3-1. Walter Johnson shut out the A's 7-6, their eighteenth straight loss. Schupp limited the Reds to five hits as St. Louis beat Cincinnati 38-2. Fred Toney blanked the Dodgers 2-0. Pirates defeated the Cubs 8-3, handing Alexander another loss.
Mike Menosky of Boston says Babe Ruth could hit anything after catching a fly ball off Ruth in deep left center. The ball was struck so hard it became lopsided and was ruled foul and thrown out by umpire Chill.
North Canton players fueled the Tellings to an 8 7 victory as nine ninth inning runs broke a tie with the White Motors in the Fifth City semipro championship. Leber Storch and Evans led Tellings while Hoover’s bunt and singles produced the decisive early runs.
ALAMEDA CAL June 28 Lady Langer of the Hawaiian association upset Duke Kahanamoku in the 400-meter freestyle to emerge as a dark horse at the Neptune beach trials. Dorothy Becker of San Francisco won the 200 meter breast stroke. A Thelma Payne was outclassed in the 1220 woman’s spring board title at Detroit. Francis Schroth won the 800-meter freestyle for women and Jack Howe took the men’s 200-meter breast stroke.
Akron defeated Cleveland 90 to 55 at Gar field park on Sunday. Akron showed superior cricket class while Cleveland players endured costly misunderstandings.
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Panhandles Dennison fall to Westinghouse Airbrake 4-3 after Piicener’s sixth inning trouble. Eddie Artman had another strong day, and Walter stood out as the game’s individual star in a fast, well played contest.
Heavyweights Fred Fulton and Harry Wills will fight in a 14 round bout under New York boxing law. The International Sporting club sets Fulton to receive 25000 and Wills 16000 with no percentages. The match aims for mid July with limited club spectators and a potential shot at Jack Dempsey later in the year.
Crystal Park baseballers dominated a seven game series opener beating the Noakers 12 to 1 at Cook Park. Elmer Spahr sparked the Parks with strong traveling support while Leasure and Zeiger shut down the Noakers after a rough start. Duell Evans and Kline led key hits and solid defense. Rivalry resumes on July 15.
Indian Jim Thorpe, in right field for Akron, starred in a Sunday doubleheader. Akron won 7-1 in game one and lost 1-2 in game two, Thorpe collecting three singles on four at bats and four singles in nine for the day, while fielding cleanly with five putouts and an assist. Akron sits fourth in the standings.
In Youngstown on Sunday the McElroys defeated Ambridge 7 to 3 to even the series, with key plays fueling the win and a strong defensive showing sealing the outcome.
Ten years ago this month Rowardemnan California saw Jim Jeffries train for a Johnson bout on July 4. A year ago Toledo hosted Oliver Optics for Dempsey and Willard as experts offered opinions. Time moves on. Canada calls cheerful choirs as prohibition looms. Governor Smith signed bills allowing 15 boxing rounds and 2.76 percent returns. Inc. may stand for In corporated or Incorrigible in other cases.
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