Terriers extended win streak with 6 5 victory over Chiefs
Canton's Hamilton Terriers took a seventh straight win at Lakeside Stadium 6 5 over the Fort Wayne Chiefs. Axel Lindstrom starred with base running and fielding while Ira Smith and Wesley Hideman aided the Chiefs. Cy Perkins struggled before Lindstrom shut the door, Canton's runners stealing six bases including three third base stints.
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Carl Dillon
Axel Olof Lindstrom
Terriers
Fort Wayne Chiefs
Lakeside Stadium
Hamiltonians
Ira Smith
Houston
Wesley Hideman
Northwestern University
Chiefs
Cantonians
Hoosiers
Cy” Perkins
Lindstrom
Hideman
Kohlenberg
Kelly
Spotts
Nachelson
Perkins
Canton
Bucs Split Double Bill With Reds
The Pirates won the first game 3-0 behind Burleigh Grimes in a shutout as Paul Waner homered in the eighth. The Reds responded with a 3-2 victory in the second game aided by Ray Kolp who allowed seven hits, while Steva Swetonic and Carmen Hill limited the Reds to five.
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Ahe Bog Shes
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Reds
Burleigh Grimes
Pete Donohue
Paul Waner
Lloyd Waner
Ray Kolp
Steva Swetonic
Carmen Hill
Cincinnati
Swanson
Dressen
O Walker
Uo Kelly
Yu Critz
Allen
Oe Ford
Gooch
Teeter Donohue
Donohue
Sth
Pittsburgh
AE Bartell
L. Waner
Waner
Traynor
Grantham
Comorosky
Sheely
Hargreaves
Grimes
P. Waner
Swangon
Bartell
Ritz
Ford
Kelly
Balle
Ralk— Donohue
Jorda
Rigler
Magerkurth
Cincinnati Swanson
Segre
Dresgen
Dau Walker
If Wee
U Kelly
Critz
Tee Nnee
Sukeforth
Kolp
Piptsbirgh Bartell
Shoe Grantham
Argreaves
a-Brickell
Brame
Hill
Tonto
L Waner
Kelp
Brickell
Swetonic
Erie Beats Tyrites 2-1 in mound duel at Erie
Erie edges Akron Tyrites 2-1 as Stamey and McColl duel on the mound. Beckwith homer in the sixth powered Erie past Akron, with Stamey handling duties and Beckwith driving in the go ahead run.
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Akron Tyrites
Stamey
Alex Mc‘oll
Ray Beckwith
Jamey
McColl
Mcoll
Akron Abrh
SD Scotessi
Hompson
Assuman
Eatetler
Cs Ssa
Ccoll
Desvnees
Thompson
Hostetler
de Ayames
NG Accuseeneses
Beckwith
Kron
Erie
feColl
Tamey
Hill
Enzes
Henzes
Erran
Bosco
Simon
Amires
Daly
Robinson
Harvard Defeats Yale for Polo Title at Philadelphia Club
Harvard defeated Yale three time champions 6 to 3 in the final of the intercollegiate polo tournament at Philadelphia Country Club. It marked Harvard’s first intercollegiate polo championship.
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Bala
Harvard
Yale
Philadelphia Country Club
Canton Fisher Motors Clash With Minerva Park This Afternoon
Canton Fisher Motors hosts Minerva Park in a local game this afternoon. All players are asked to report for a 4 am session to prepare for the trip.
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Canton Fisher Motors
Minerva Park
Outa Minerva
the Motors
Lefthanders duel in third game of Canton Fort Wayne series
In Lake side stadium at 3 p.m. Canton Terriers and Fort Wayne Chiefs contest the third game of their series as lefties Regis Leheny and Ed Clough are slated to start for Canton's Ball squad. Rogers also may pitch for the Terriers. Attendance is expected to be high as Canton seeks an eighth straight win.
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Terriers
Fort Wayne Chiefs
Lakeside Stadium
Regis Leheny
Canton
Portsider
Jimmy Hamilton
Everett Booe
Hoosiers
Ed Clough
St. Louis Cardinals
Rogers
Hamiltonians
Copley Motors Prepares Road Trip For League Match
The Canton Copley Motors will travel to North Georgetown this afternoon to face the Lake Placentia Club, a longtime strong rival this season. All players report to the garage at 11 15 for the auto trip. A league game vs Edgefield Coals is set for Tuesday at City Field.
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Canton Copley Motors
North Georgetown
Lake Placentia
Copleys
Motors
Edgefield Coals
City Field
Malvern Park
Mgr. Sondheimer
Clarendon
Max Schmeling Seen as Next Heavyweight Champion
Benny Leonard asserts after Schmeling's win over Paulino Usxendun that Schmeling shows superior self awareness and ring intelligence. Leonard details timing fatigue, maintaining defense, and mental control as key qualities he believes guarantee Schmeling the world heavyweight title.
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Benny Leonard
New York
Max Schmeling
Pauline Usxendun
Paulino
Bockus Cements To Play Bolivar Independence Sunday
The Bockus Cements host Bolivar Independents at City field at 2 30 this afternoon in their first Sunday game. Bolivar brings four strong ratings from past years. New moundsmen join the Cements lineup to aid Jimmie Burkhardt. Hostetler or Zagray to receive. The visitors’ battery is unknown. A game or double header may be set for Thursday.
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Bockus Cements
Bolivar Independents
Invaders
Moundsmen
Cements
Jimmie Burkhardt
Hostetler
Zagray
Dick Cseak
Caddy from Des Moines Wins Trans Miss Championship
A former Des Moines caddy, Bobby McCarthy, 24, won the 29th annual TransMississippi golf title in Omaha by 2 up with 1 to play against L. B. Maytag, Newton Iowa. Maytag, a $10 000 000 Washington area manufacturer, fought to the end as McCarthy sealed victory on the 35th green after a five stroke lead built on the 21st.
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Dick Williams
New York World News Service
A* Oneck
N. Y
Winged Foot Golf Club
Robert Tyre Jones
al Beninnean
China Sen
Omaha, Neb
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington
Bobby McCarthy
Arthur Bartlett
Warren Dickinson
Bob McKee
L. B. Maytag
Newton
Maytag
McCrary
Bobby
W. G. Carry Wins At Orchard Hills
W G Carry won low gross in the first flight sweepstakes at Orchard Hills Country Club with a 35 39 74. Henry T Hansen took low net with 42 37 79 10 69, followed by E H Austin and W Steadman in the running order. In the second flight A H Behneider led gross with 43 46 69, while P Herrstein claimed low net and J Cutler second with 44 44 92 19 73.
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W. B. Carry
Orchard Hills Country Club
Henry T. Hansen
E. H Austin
W. Steadman
A. H. Behneider
P. Herrstein
J. Cutler
Standings and results from today’s baseball games
Today’s games show St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York Chicago at St Louis Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Yesterday's results include Kansas City 4 St Paul 3 Minneapolis 11 Milwaukee 7 Toledo 5 Indianapolis 4 Louisville 13 Columbus 12. Standings list Kansas City Indianapolis Louisville Columbus Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo St Paul Chicago St Louis and others.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Brooklyn
At &T. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Minneapolis Mendo
St. Paul
Ssences
Indianapolis
Louisville
Neneee
Columbus
Kanase City
Minnéapolis
Milwaukee
Toeldo
Toledo
Minneapoli
Central
Pirie
Akron
Nee
Dayton
Seeve
Anton
Springfield
Fort Wayne
Canton
Erie
BAY S Louis
Pittchurch
Chetenati
Holl Leads Low Gross in Lakeside Tourney
W E Holl won low gross honors in the handicap sweepstakes at Lakeside Shrine Country Club with 83. Five players tied for low net at 73 including Campe bell Frey Shade Young and Hall. A handicap tournament with Frank Castleberg in charge is planned for Thursday at Lakeside.
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SPTS
W. E Holl
W. E. Holl
Lakeside Shrine Country Club
M L. Campebell
George Frey
H. C. Shade
E. Young
W. E. Hall
Lakeside
Frank Castleberg
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