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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1925

Page

9

Doubleheaders Set at Lakeside Stadium for Weekend Games

ITV League clubs prepare for a two day program at Lakeside Stadium with seven teams in action. Crystal Parks face Oscar Credits in Saturdays late game while Sanitary Milks meet N O T in the other. Canton Cats open against Pennzoil on Sunday as Heckamans debut in league play amid weather postponements.

ITV Lakeside Stadium Crystal Parks Oscar Credits Sanitary Milks Canton Cats Pennzoil Heckaman @roldiers Heckamans Cuyahoga Falls Pennzoils Falls Oils Potts Thompson Danford Mgr. L. V. Gribble N. O.T

All Star Card at Walther's Gym Monday

Al Walther will open his new gym at Last's Park near Meyers Lake on Monday June 1 with an all star boxing card. The feature bout pairs Frankie Boyle of Canton against Jackie Moore of Chicago at 185 pounds. Limpy Timbaugh vs Battling Mappoom is a semifinal, plus Joe Cavelli vs Tommy Moore and Don Richards against Young Corbett in prelims.

al Walther Last’s Park Meyers Lake Frankie Boyle Canton Jackie Moore Chicago Moore Frankie Squared Arena al Walthers Limpy Timbaugh Batting Mappcom Limpy Limbaugh Waynesburr Battling Mappoom Rugged Battler Joe Cavelli Tommy Moore Massillon Tommy Joe Don Richards Young Corbett Richards Berger Steel Walther

Sacred Hearts take first in Class B league showdown

Sacred Hearts defeated Stark Dry Cleaners 10 to 3 to claim first place in City Class B indoor league. Notable performances came from E Steff with a three hit game including a homer, J Kendro and G Kendro adding multiple singles, and Zavoda pitching effectively across nine innings. Stark Cleaners moved on offense with three runs aided by timely hits but could not overcome the early onslaught.

Sacred Hearts Stark Dry Cleaners Zavoda E. Steff G. Kendro Stark J. Kendro Sekerak Cc. Steff C. Shifman A. Prune Goldberg M. Adelman R. Adelman Starks Shapiro Eisenberg

Heckaman's diamond team roster announced for season

The Heckaman clothier roster lists players for the upcoming season with Austin at center field Porter at left field Mercer at right field Hershberger at third base Martin at shortstop Koplock at second base Kettering or Skinner at first base Plaskett as utility infielder with Collins or Streb catching Sunday. Jimmie Collins debuts as pitcher from Duke Durham and Firestones Akron. Martin from New Castle Pa joins as shortstop. Skinner a newcomer from Moga dore and Mirestone Club Akron. Koploch captain at second. They seek out of town games on June 7 and 17 by phone Hem 1492 ask for Mr. Girt. Mail to 129 Market Ave.

Heckaman Clothier Austin c. F Porter 1. F Mercer R. F Hershberger Martin Akron Koploch Heckamans Hem Mr. Girt Market Ave

Four Unbeaten Teams in Local Church League

Four teams remain undefeated in the Canton area church league. Trinity Evangelical and Martin Luther have two wins each, while First Act and First Baptists have played once each. Standings reflect early results with Trinity Evangelical at 2–0 and Paul’s Episcopal and Evangelical listed in partial scores.

Pour Canton Churey Trinity Evangelical Martin Luthers First Act First Baptists Trinty Evangelical Paul's Episcopal Lubes V. L. Frintty Bey

ARS Will Meet Alliance Goats In Canton Cars Clash

ARS will meet the Alliance Goats tomorrow afternoon in Canton. The players will gather in front of the America Cycle Co. at 1:30 PM for the event.

ARS Canton Alliance America Cycle Co

Thistles to Meet Macken es in Akron Cup Final

Akron Beacon Journal reports the Cup Final between the Mackenes and the Thistles set for Sunday June 7 at Fountain Field Akron. Thistles train hard aiming to bring the Cup to Canton while Canton amateurs face eligibility protest over Henry Murray that was disallowed allowing the final to proceed.

Mackennes Thistles Fountainfield Akron Canton Akron Sons of St. George Henry Murray Alley Field

Sluggers Edge Alliance Midgets In Tight Contest

The West End Sluggers defeated the Alliance Midgets 17 to 15 in a hotly contested game here last evening. West Enders rapped 26 hits off Wise while Gram and Tosha held the opposition to 19 safeties.

Alliance Club Seeks Road Baseball Game On Decoration Day

Alliance A C, known last year as the Buckeyes, seeks a road game for Decoration Day with any Class A team in Canton or nearby. Call 5378. The club won most of its games last season and is willing to meet any first class team in the vicinity.

Alliance Allance A. C Canton Alliance A. C Alliance Buckeyes

Downs Realtors Lose to RR Team in Baseball Duel

A rugged game ended with RR Team defeating Downs Realtors as Fox delivered a two base hit and a trio of three base hits. Zerniehil Rus contributed with four runs batted in while Roberts belted two home runs. A Zerniehil and Puskar added sacrifice flies, Puskar issued one base on balls, Follett two, and Puskar struck out three times while Vollet fanned once. Umpire Smith oversaw the match.

Fox Zerniehil Russell Roberts A. Zerniehil Puskar Follett Vollet Smith Wheeling & Lake Erie Downs Realtors Realtors A. Zurnichil B. Zurnich Frickes Schropp Rf Loutenhiser O Miller Rugeely Rane Zenichil Downs AB E. Berry H. Brost McFarren Ore Rowser Steer O Follett Nenna Patterson Brost Arnold Neff R . Steeeens

Phymos Team Plans Practice Ahead of Season

The Phymos will hold a practice Sunday at 10 p m at Jacob field. They aim to field a strong class B team this season and challenge all comers especially Stark Dry Cleaners. For a game call Sklorman of McK 1267 W in the evening.

Phymos Jacob Field Stark Dry Cleaners Sklorman McK

Orrville Faces Two Strong Opponents This Weekend

Orrville hosts Millersburg on Saturday and Mansfield on Sunday in the Central Ohio league. The villagers aim to rebound from a league win over Mt. Vernon with hurling by Newt Ernst and Whiggey Whitehouse both in top form. Canton players including Newt Ernst populate the team led by Hank Willy and Link Lyman.

Orrville Millersburg Mansfield Mt. Vernon Newt Ernst Canton Whiggey Whitehouse Hank” Willy Link” Lyman

Orpheums to Meet America Cycles in Memorial Day Clash

One of Canton’s top amateur games marks Memorial Day when the Orpheum Theaters face America Cycles at Cook Field opening County League play. Rea Skelly starts for the Orpheums with Reckhemmer as likely opponent in the pitching duel. First pitch at 2:30, players report at 1:80.

Canton Sandlota Orpheum America Rea Skelly Orpheums Reckhemmer Came Cook Field

Clothiers Practice at Bridge Field Tonight

Heckaman Clothiers hold a six o'clock practice at Bridge shop field, the final session before Sunday’s game. The article notes sheets blankets pillows and counterpanes as frequent bequest subjects in the middle ages.

Bridge Heckaman Clothiers Bridge Shop Field

Harris Wins British Amateur Golf Title

WESTWARD HO Eng May 29 Robert Harris won the British amateur golf championship defeating K F P Fradgley in a final that ended 13 up and 12 to play, giving Scotland the title for a year.

Harris Westward HO Eng Robert Harris K. F P. Fradgley

Title Fight Favors Slugger Against Boxer at Yankee Stadium

George Barry reports on May 29 as Paul Berlenbach challenges Mike McTigue for the light heavyweight crown in a 15 round Yankee Stadium bout. Public opinion is split though McTigue is seen as clever, while Berlenbach attracts broad support, with bets leaning toward a points verdict for the champion. The event serves as a milk fund benefit, expected to draw a capacity crowd including society figures.

George Barry U.S EW York David Goliath Paul Berlenbach Mike McTigue Yankees Stadium Mike Paul Berlenbach Gotham Broadway McTigue Milk Fund

Canton residents receive first aid certificates in Ohio program

Six Canton residents earned first aid certificates after training by state instructors at the United Alloy Steel Co plant during a week alongside Ohio mine rescue equipment. Certificates went to safety and industrial staff, with many names listed, and a Canton team may join the state’s second annual first aid contest on July 18 in Zanesville.

Columbus Canton Ohio Black Diamond Herman R. Witter United Alloy Steel Co Will Ikely Zanesville E. W. Hexamer 6Th St NE G. Cobb Sherbay NW Walter Lenhart Marketavy Charles Lightfoot M. Pappas 7Th St H. W. McCauley Ith H. W. Miller 12Th St W. Malone Maple W. R. Carper Gibbs W. A. Rice Waynesburg Rd W. L. Hastings St. Elmo Scott Beechout J. P. Campbell 2Nd St L. Evrard Louisville H. Mitzel 14Th St C. H. Bechtel Halter Ed. Russell F. Kohr Fletcher C. Blackburn Orchard F. Peterson Parr Harry K. Reed Mahoning Rd C. Pillott Irwin J. Christ McKinley Charles Harvey Clarendon C. Yothers 9Th St K. Rinehart N. Burkett Cleveland C. Tarr Rowland J. Sutton Beldenay B. Marshall C Hamel Georgetoward M M. Schwartz E. L. McCue M. Kohl W. McNeese Bryan I. Richman Arbor C. Jenkins

What's On The Air Tonight News Of The Radio And Complete Evening revie

Washington reports seven new broadcasting stations licensed this week, led by KTCL Seattle with a class B license at 1000 watts. Six others receive class A licenses across Cape Girardeau, Chico, Joliet, Birmingham, and Joliet, plus a transfer of WHAT from class A to class B in Atlantic City. A waiting list remains for about 150 firms seeking air time as short wave reception surges with polar expedition plans and amateur activity rising nationwide.

Revie Robert Mack Canton Daily News Washington Department of Commerce KTCL American Radio Telephone Co Senattie KFVS Cape Girardeau Kewuhi F. Wellington Morse Chico Calif KWKC Wilson Duncan Kansas City WRRC Bell Radio Corporation Birmingham Ala WIBL McDonald Radio Corporation Jollet Ills WIJB H. M. Couch Ill F. P. Cook Seattle Atlantic City

Great field of golfers in Lido tourney

MacDonald Smith and Johnny Farrell led a strong field at Lido Country Club Long Beach entering the eastern qualifying round of the national open golf championship. They posted 70s on day one as clouds gathered for the testing 38 hole journey toward Worcester.

Lido Country Club Long Beach L. L MacDonald Smith Johnny Farrell MacSmith Hagen Barnes Armour Kirkwood McLeod Ouimet Farrell Bobby Jones Diegel Sarazen Mike Brady Angel DeTorre Spain Worcester Maia Smith Jones Brady Willie MacFarlane

Miller Loses Close Game to Reserve '9'

Western Reserve University defeats Mount Union 4 to 3 in a home game, boosting OhBio Conference standing to six wins and two losses. Lefty Miller pitched seven hits allowed, with Reserve fielding errorless defense and timely plays in the late innings.

Cleveland Western Reserve University Ohbio Mount Union Reserve Field Lefty Miller all-Ohio Cage Center Jack Davis Hoa Bussard Es Weber Brackin Dauis Chew Prucha I Goodman Borton Tobl Davis Landy Mt. Anton— Mills Morgan Millex

Prelims Begin At Big Six Track Meet In Delaware

The 1925 Big Six track meet opens this afternoon with preliminaries and semifinals in dashes and hurdles on Edwards Field. Coaches and athletes arrive as 240 entrants from eighteen Ohio colleges create strong competition across about twenty five heats.

Delaware Edwards Field Ohio

Rural doctors most faithful in reporting births

Columbus May 29 Rural physicians are the most faithful in reporting births to the state bureau of vital statistics according to state registrar I C Plummer. About 96 percent of January February infant deaths and births were reported in Marion, though one doctor failed to send 29 birth certificates. State birth totals show 132127 in 1924 128755 in 1923 and 122937 in 1922 with 190058 in 1921 as the peak year.

Daily News Bureal Spahr Columbus State Bureau of Vital Statistics I. C. Plummer Marion Plummer State Department

Ohio bankers gather for 35th annual convention

About 1000 bankers from across Ohio are expected in Columbus for the Ohio Bankers Association 35th annual convention on June 3 to 5. Topics of vital importance in commercial and financial fields will be discussed.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Bankers’ Association

Corporations Ordered to Fill Out Tax Blanks

The Ohio State Tax Commission announces strict enforcement of the Dempsey law requiring corporations to answer all questions on tax blanks. It aims to raise state revenue beyond the old law’s reach, with penalties of 15 percent and power to cancel charters or inspect books. The panel pledges court action if needed to assert authority under the new act.

Ohio Tax Commission Commission

Lynch Sentenced for Embezzling 40000 at Union Trust

Cleveland May 29 William J Lynch former general auditor of the Union Trust Co was sentenced by Judge Cull to five years in the Ohio Penitentiary for embezzling 40000 He gambled on the stock market but saved some of the funds and intended to repay the bank before being discovered.

Cleveland William J. Lynch The Union Trust Co Ohio Cull Lynch Stock Exchange

Building Links at Country Club in Sebring

Members of the Sebring Country Club will gain their own golf links this spring a six hole course laid out on North Sentinel grounds under WF G Phannon of Ashlyn Country Club. The three year old club grounds are receiving improvements including the new course and other facilities to attract and increase member usage.

Seriuing Setring North Senten WF G. Phannon Ashanes Sebring

Publisher Sued Paris Divorce Suit Filed

May 23. Mrs Conde Nast wife of the publisher filed suit for divorce in the Seine tribunal today. The Nasts have been prominent socially in New York and Paris since their marriage in 1902. Mrs Nast was Miss Clarissa Coundert of New York.

Paris Conde Nast Seine Nasts New York Nast Clarissa Coundert

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