Hospital Fund Fight Card May Bring Large Crowd to Polo Grounds
The Polo Grounds hosts a major summer boxing show next Thursday for Italian hospital fund. Promoters expect gate receipts of 400000 to 500000 with 40 percent to the grounds, fighters, and hospital. Star names include Harry Greb Mickey Walker Jimmy Slattery and Harry wills.
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Sandyville Shuts Out Canton Greys in Eight Inning Win
Sandyville tallies in each inning to beat Canton Greys 1-6 9-2. Kinney and Hammond homer, Broad and Kinney notch two base hits. Strong adds two stolen bases and a double play protects the lead amid a string of hits.
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Kaseys Edge Red Men In Tight Fraternal League Tilt
The Kaseys defeated East Canton 5 to 3 while the Eagles beat the Red Men 10 to 5. Mertes pitched four hits allowed for the Kaseys. Hendershot allowed nine hits for the Eagles as both teams committed nine errors in a close, error light game. Kerner led Kasey hitters with a single and triple.
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Fifteen Will Be In Butler Races
In Butler Pennsylvania on the Fourth of July a century distance automobile race will be held at the Butler Fair Grounds track. The International Automobile Racing Association has posted 2000 dollars in prize money with 1000 to the winner, 500 to second, 300 to third, and 200 to fourth. Fifteen cars and drivers will start at 2 30 p.m.
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Question Box Sport Facts From Canton Daily News 1925
Pennock joined the New York Yankees in 1923 and went 19 6 that year. In 1924 he posted a 21 9 record. A runner stays in shape by steady jogging in the chosen course, wholesome food, sleep, and leg and stomach exercises. Jack Johnson won the heavyweight title from Tommy Burns whose real name was Noah Brusso.
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Paluso Ross Fight Ends In Ten Round Draw
In Scranton Emil Paluso of Salt Lake City and Joey Ross of Jersey City fought ten rounds to a draw in a flyweight matchup. The bout produced a balanced contest with neither fighter gaining a decisive edge.
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London picks Levering coach at London High School
The London Board of Education elected Miles W. Levering as science teacher and assistant coach at London High School, succeeding W. B. Lynn who left for Libby High School in Toledo. Levering comes from Baltimore Basil High School where his football and track teams earned a county title and a 9-1 record in football.
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Mascart Breaks Hand Forfeit Sparks Tonight Bout
New York June 30 Jos Lombardo will substitute for Edouard Mascart the French featherweight against Babe Herman in California tonight Mascart claims an injured hand and promoters will seek action from the commission.
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Young Stribling Defeats Bud Gorman In Ten Round Fight
June 30 in Detroit Young Stribling of Georgia won a ten round decision over Bud Gorman of New York. The result drew criticism with many observers believing Gorman deserved a draw.
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Heckaman Clothiers Hold Evening Practice
Heckaman Clothiers baseball club will hold a regular practice at Firemen's field this evening at 8 30. All players are requested to meet at Pee Mee.
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Holiday Boxing Show Called Off
Promoter Neil Graham canceled the Lakeside stadium card after failing to secure a suitable opponent for Jimmy Alliance in the Youngstown welterweight division. Potential foes George Levine Mike Dempsey and Pete Hartley were deemed inadequate. A revised plan shifts the main bout to Monday night July 18 with prelims and semis moved to later.
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Interpreting Golf Rules on Ball Replacement in Four-Ball Play
In a four ball match a dispute over replacing a ball after it is struck by another ball is clarified. Special Rules for Three-Ball and Four-Ball matches override Rule 82, requiring the ball to be replaced. The special rules, designed for multi person play, take precedence over single-match rules and local variations.
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Pennzoils Schedule Charts Tough Tests Ahead
Pennzoils hold practice sessions Wednesday and Friday at Fireman's field and Thursday at Lakeside. They travel to Alliance Sunday to face the Goat Hills for the third meeting, after two prior games both won by Goat Hills 4 to 3 in extra innings. A doubleheader is set for Saturday in Minerva.
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Oscars to Meet at Cycle Store Tonight
Oscars gather at the America Cycle Store for a meeting this evening and plan a practice for tomorrow night at six. The event centers on local cycle group activities and forward planning.
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Bulldog Ticket Committee Reorganization Aims 8500 Season Tickets
A reorganized Bulldog ticket committee formed at a Monday night meeting in the Bulldog cigar store plans a whirlwind campaign to reach a quota of 8500 season tickets. About 25 men sit on the new committee and will start work this week aiming to close the drive within two weeks.
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Indoor teams begin third round of City Indoor league
The City Indoor league opens the third round with no marquee matchups. Oscar Credits leads the standings at 12–0 facing Pace Bullards on Cook field while Alhambra Theaters versus Liberal Clothiers plays on City field and Roger Jewelers versus Nusbaum Jewelers meets on Rose Diamond. Dean Quality Meats opposes Geiger Realtors on Jacob field in a key north division clash.
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Specials Beat Railroaders for Ninth Victory of the Season
The Ray Specials won their ninth game by defeating the Railroaders 7 to 2. Meister, the Rays second baseman, starred with three hits in four trips and no errors while handling nine chances. The team schedules a game against the Timken team of the Industrial league on Gordon Rubber Field at 6 30 Tuesday evening, with all players reporting at 6.
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Tim O'Dowd Triumphs Over Frankie Bobb In Dayton Bout
Tim O'Dowd of Atlanta beat Frankie Bobb of Dayton in a 12 round featherweight clash here last night. O'Dowd dominated with inside blows to the midriff and won after a closely fought contest with three rounds even. Patsy Cline defeated Johnny Horvath at catch weights with Horvath warned for low blows.
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Cincinnati
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Weigand defeats Battling Siki in Buffalo bout
In Buffalo on June 30 Art Welland defeated Battling Siki of France in six rounds. Willie Kohler of Brooklyn beat Chris Mueller of Buffalo over six rounds. Eddie Welsh of South Bend knocked out Bob Gibbs of Chicago in round two.
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Duffy Defeats Genett in Salvage Title Bout at Gym Show
In Canton last night amateur boxing action featured Pete Duffy defeating Joe Genett over four rounds. Al Walther’s gym hosted a card with Carroll and Johnson also drawing decisions in solid showings. Wade Johnson was knocked out by Young Jack Johnson in round two, while Freddie Lash narrowly beat Pete Parsons and Dempsey and Flowers battled in a bloody, crowd-pleasing scrap.
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Kearns Gibson Reported Planning Dempsey Tunney Bout
Sports editor Davis J Walsh reports Jack Kearns and Billy Gibson are planning a 16 round no decision fight between Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney at Michigan City Indiana on Labor Day if Harry Wills defeats Weinert as expected. Public betting favors Wills, Greb, Walker, Slattery and Shade for charity bouts. Wills arrives from Southampton weighing around 215 pounds while Weinert expects 190.
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Buckeye Tennis Play Continues in Ohio Championship
Play was set to continue in Columbus for the Ohio state tennis championships with finals due Saturday. Walter Woshell of Cleveland beat T Emmons of Columbus 6-2 6-4. other results include Robert Place of Bowling Green over Jay Kern 6-4 6-0 and L Locke of Dayton over Leo Lunn 6-1 6-0. Stark Frambes of Columbus defeated J McGlynn of Philadelphia 6-0 6-2.
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American Polo Team Feted by British War Secretary
London June 30 Sir Laming Worthington-Evans British secretary of war gave a dinner at the Cavalry Club in honor of the United States army polo team which won the international military championship at Hurlingham Club last week. The guest list included many prominent British officers.
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Babe Ruth Sidelined by Ankle as Yankees Face Red Sox
Boston June 30 Babe Ruth wore a uniform but did not start against the Red Sox. His injured ankle felt better but will be X-rayed today. Manager Huggins forbade any preliminary practice before the game.
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Hennessey Drops Out as Cochet Reaches Net Title Final
American John Hennessey was eliminated by Henry Cochet in a five set match at Wimbledon, Cochet winning 7-9 4-6 6-1 6-3 6-0 to advance against Jean Boatre in the final. Boatre defeated Captain H. G. Barclay 6-3 5-7 6-3 6-3 to reach the final.
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Yesterday's Home Run Totals by League and Player
League totals show National 322 and American 277 with yesterday's homer counts. Individual leaders include Meusel 18 and Ha nett 16, Williams 12, Fours 11, Kelly 11, Ce 11, and Manush 1 from Detroit Tigers with other players listed in scattered tallies.
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Toledo Mudhens Sign College Star Pitcher Torpe
Toledo O June 30 Domte J Torpe star pitcher of York university has been signed by the Toledo American Association baseball club He won twenty of thirty two games in college and was named one of three all eastern college pitchers Carrol of Holy Cross with the Detroit Tigers and Col well of Princeton were the other selections.
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Cantown Classifieds Point to Local Services and Vendors
In the Daily News Canton classifieds a section titled WHERE to find it guides readers to beauty parlors building material dealers storage agencies and Kodak finishers. The listings appear current and locally focused for Canton area shoppers and business needs.
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