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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
12
The seventh annual bowling tournament drew high praise for keen competition and strong winners led by Fred Daberko who may receive a diamond medal for a 300 game. Contenders Harold Sexauer and others also posted top marks amid Corbett Ames matchup chatter and upcoming ring plans.
Chicago Cubs second baseman with ankle injury plans to rejoin the team soon. Club officials expect him to be ready by early May with a light rehab schedule and possible early entry into spring action.
Jewelers beat Liberal Clothiers 4 to 2 in a well played match yesterday. The Rage secured the victory with a strong offense and solid defense led by key players.
Sid Terris defeated veteran Johnny Dundee in a close decision at Madison Square Garden on May 6. The crowd voiced dissent over the verdict, comparing the two rounds and noting Dundee’s strong fourth and seventh rounds. Attendees included Jack Dempsey and Senator James J. Walker among others marking the Garden’s sendoff.
Louisville fans seek a Derby day boxing match while Kid Kaplin may meet Al Corbett in a Cleveland showdown. Dempsey returns to New York with talk of a Dempsey versus Wills fight, but no solid offer or promoter rush materializes amid political caution and spectator allure concerns.
The Oscar baseball team will play two hard games this weekend. On Saturday they face General Tires at Akron, then Canton Cats in the City League opener. General Tires builds strength after three early wins. Canton Cats also pose a strong challenge as shown by their recent Brandyville victory.
Granville Ohio May 6 Denison continued its winning streak by defeating Otterbein in a mostly pitchers duel. It was Denison’s second straight win and the second victory in three years. Otterbein 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 Denison 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 Batter Tea Mitburg and Garner Toakoam and Smith.
The Indians lost to the White Sox 4 to 0 but still held first place as the Senators and Athletics also dropped games. Blankenship tossed a shutout for Chicago, while Mostil and Collins led the Sox with three hits apiece.
Francis Ouimet notes the U S G A plan to shorten title play qualifiers, arguing it aims for the game's best interests. He recalls 1913 medal play where 32 entrants were reduced to 16, and asserts Jerry Travers would still win, while acknowledging more good players exist today.
Yesterday's results include Cleveland 2 Boston 9 and Detroit 14 St Louis 8 in the American League and Philadelphia 18 New York 5 in the National League. Today matchups feature Chicago at Cleveland and Detroit at Louis among others with multiple city games listed.
Lawrence Perry reports on the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta season with Wisconsin and Navy favored to win and hosts Columbia Cornell Pennsylvania and Syracuse likely to place low. An A A U inquiry into expense abuses looms large as respect for amateur sport hinges on full disclosure.
The Phillies defeated the New York Giants 13 to 5 behind three-hit efforts from Wrightstone and Sand. Six homers were hit, two by Wrightstone, Williams, Southworth, and Kelly. Dean and Scott wildness aided Philadelphia in this May 6 game.
L A Buckius was elected president Edward Furney secretary and M Mullane treasurer at the Class B Indoor league meeting The league plans Tuesday and Thursday games A field committee was formed with Sacred Heart Parish Walther Gyms W L E Diebold Safe & Locka Downs as members Next meeting Friday at 7 30 pm at America Cycle Co will decide eligibility and adopt City league rules Teams from Stark Dry Cleaners Monnot Sachers Scioto Valleys and others expected to enter. Saturday and Sunday play also discussed.
Cleveland May 6 Several Ohio Conference battles headline northeastern fields this weekend with Denison at Wooster and Miami at Oberlin Friday. Saturday features Wooster vs Akron at Miram. Oberlin hosts. Standings list Oberlin and Miami near top. Cincinnati upset Ohio Wesleyan last week.
The Cars will practice at Lakeside Thured to ready for the game with the Oscar Credits Sunday. Players report for practice at o'clock and have two open dates Mth and sth. George Walfe, SW Mek, 1706 Ww, is the contact. The team seeks a Class A opponent this month, Patterson.
The Crystal Parks hold a 6 o’clock practice at Lakeside Stadium in preparation for their opening City league game Sunday against the Neckman Clothiers. An important business meeting follows practice tonight and all members are to report. practice Friday evening follows.
Rocky Kansas a veteran Buffalo lightweight received a sixty day suspension from the New York Athletic Commission after fouling Sid Terris in the fifth round of their ten round bout in Buffalo on April 27. Jack Malone and Charlie Carpenter were each restored or placed in good standing after facing separate disciplinary actions tied to bouts with barred opponents.
President Hickey of the American association called a special meeting of club owners in Chicago on Friday to consider increasing the player limit from twenty to twenty four. Some owners favor adding two or three rookies beyond the present limit.
In Ann Arbor on May 6, Michigan loses star miler Grant Hicks from Tacoma Washington due to a major operation. Team captain James Brooker, top pole vaulter, was ruled ineligible two weeks ago, affecting hopes for the Western Conference outdoor meet. Hicks also anchored the four mile relay.
The City Baseball League begins Sunday with Oscar Credits facing Canton Cars and Crystal Parks meeting Heckman Clothiers at Lakeside. A parade may precede the opener, and field work is underway to prepare the diamond for a full season across eight schedule dates through September.
Massillon High swimmers dominated McKinley High with multiple regional records. McKinley toppled Massillon in some events, with Wynn and Taylor leading sprints and dives, while Taggart and Figley posted top finishes in free and diving events across the relay and individual races.
The Reserve Printing Co. team defeated the Canton Police 16 to 14 in a 13 inning game. Russell Bourguas starred on defense and Ray Carl hit a decisive home run. A brief chase scene delayed play as Busche pursued a speeder toward Waco. For game inquiries, call McK. 2857.
The Oscar Credits and Quality Meats were set to play at Rose field at 6 but rain cancelled last night’s game. It was moved from Jacob field to Rose diamond with Dean et al tonight due to church league field use.
In New York, jockey Clarence Kummer, a leading rider, was sold to Gifford A. Cochran for $15,000 while under contract to W. A. Harriman. A Thursday evening practice is planned for the Heckmans and their Cook Park field unit as they prepare for a game in the City League.
The Cycle Cubs start their season in the ci League facing a listed opponent. Read names include Port Thompson Randalls Billings Reckenheimer Crider Hinderer Hahn and others. Schedule and venue details reference Canton and Ralph Coventry.
Harold Sexauer veteran baseman elected captain of the Alhambra Theaters at a meeting. He formerly played for the America Cycle team and remained with the club as it changed. The Alhambras prepare for their opening game at City field after a final practice.
The Sanitary Milks travel to Creek Saturday afternoon and to Loudonville Sunday to meet Malaney's team. Milks practice Friday evening at LaLaide and are expected to be ready as the teams are tough. The first game starts 12:00 Saturday at the plant with a trip to Walnut Creek following.
Columbus May report notes DePauw University athletic scout Ward receives a potential offer related to a football and intramural program. Green Indiana University officials discuss the reported contact as part of ongoing university athletic inquiries.
Liberty defeated Foosavelt Day in a contentious game with a final score near one point. The matchup left Live Just with one loss, reflecting a strong start to the season for Liberty M.
A local classified page highlights bargains for thrifty shoppers. The column hints at deals and savings opportunities as Day’s Readable ads draw interest from readers seeking value.
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