Trades Recall Deals Of Old Big Four
The piece recounts two legendary big four baseball trades that shaped pennants and reputations. It notes Boston buying Mike Kelly and John Clarkson, Chicago’s losses, and New York’s Rube Marquard and Philadelphia’s Lefty Russell as notable later moves. It also covers 1875 76 and 1885 87 eras with Spalding Brouthers White Stockings Watkins and Brush, highlighting enduring wealth and ownership shifts in early baseball.
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New York
Boston
Mike Kelly
Chicago
John Clarkson
Frank Chance
Charley Murphy
Rube” Marquard
Athletics
Philadelphia
Lefty” Russel
Baltimore
Connie Mack
Ben Shibe
al Spalding
Ross Barnes
Jim White
Cal McVey
Soden, Connant
Billings
Chicago Club
McHurl
Monogu Watkins
Detroit
Dan Brouthers
Hardy Richardson
Jack Rowe
Hanlon
Sam Thompson
Nett
Chicago White Stockings
Anson
Kelly
Williamson
Burns
Pfeffer
A. G. Spalding
Sporting
A. G. Spalding & Bros
al. Reach
Watkins
Indianapolis
Jim Keenan
Larry McKeon
Cincinnati
Brotherhood
John T. Bush
New York Club
Rush
Glasscock
Denney
Bassett
Boyle
Burkett
Buckley
John B. Day
Giants
John T. Brush
Steelmen Stop Drummers as Youngstown Closes Lead
Youngstown Drummers lose six to three at League Park as Canton Steelmen rally from early deficit. Diebold chased in the sixth after five innings. Dye shines in relief with key K’s. Houser limits Canton through tight defense. two-base hits by Diebold and Houser pace Youngstown’s offense.
Monday and Sunday High School Baseball Scores
Sunday's results show Youngstown 6 Canton 3 and Mansfield 3 New Castle 2. East Liverpool 6 Akron 3 and Erie 4 McKeesport 2. Monday matchups include Canton at New Castle Akron at Youngstown Erie at East Liverpool Mansfield at McKeesport.
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Canton
McKeesport
ARPOR
East Liverpool
New Castle Free
Erie
Mansfield
Youngstown
New Castle
Akron
Monday's Games Across Major Leagues
Schedule lists five matchups including St. Louis at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at New York, and Cincinnati at Philadelphia with no other games on the card.
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Chicago
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Pumuuis
New York Eeeetres
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Eeeerrse
Brooklyn Eeerreneee
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Regional NBA Matchups Schedule Reveals Pairings
New York meets Chicago. Boston faces St. Louis. Philadelphia plays Cleveland. Detroit travels to Washington.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Pere
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Ees
St. Louis Eth
Baseball Sunday Scores Across League Matchups
Detroit defeated Washington 3 to 0 while Boston beat St Louis 7 to 4. Boston then edged St Louis 5 to 4 as Chicago topped New York 4 to 1 and New York beat Chicago 5 to 1.
Massillon Clerks Challenge Canton Butchers to Baseball Game
Massillon clothing clerks challenge Canton butchers to a ball game on Wednesday August 24. The match may be played at the Massillon State Hospital diamond or at Meyers Lake. Address Lee Snyder care Moser and Spyder Massillon Ohio.
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Massillon
Massillon Clothing Clerks
Butchers of
Canton
Massillon State Hospital
Meyers Lake
Lee Snyder
Care Moser and Spyder
Athletics Beat Akron In Sunday Baseball Hope On Shady Grounds
The Canton Athletics defeated the Crescent team of Akron 8 to 5 Sunday afternoon on the Shady grounds. Fast fielding by Far num and steady pitching by Skelly highlighted the game. Batteries Gresney and Phileph for Akron and Skelly and Hodnot for the Athletics.
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Athletics
Akron
Canton Athletics
Crescent
Shady Grounds
Farnum
Skelly
R.H.E. Akron
Gresney
Phileph
Hodnot
Rooks Top Crystal Park Teams In Weekend Baseball
The Rooks beat Crystal Park M E 5 4 on Saturday at Crystal Park, then defeated the Cubs Sunday on Lake Street. Glick and pitcher Henry starred Saturday, while Slusser held the Cubs to five hits with 12 strikeouts on Sunday. Rich and Terrett powered Books’s offense as Batteries-Haak Kopf Henry Terrett.
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Rooks
Crystal Park M. E
Crystal Park
Cubs
Lake Street
Glick
Henry
Slusser
Rich
Terrett
R.H.E. C. Parks
Haak and
Kopf
Henry and
R.H.E. Cubs
Koons
Siebers Defeat Walk-Overs In City Championship Debut
The Siebers toppled the Walk-Overs 3 to 1 to take the opening game of the city championship series. Parsons and Haylor pitched well for their teams with eight and eleven strikeouts respectively. Batteries listed as Parsons and Pryss, Haylor and Everhart.
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Siebers
Haylor
Parsons
R.H.E. Siebers
Parsons and Pryss, Haylor and Everhart
Independents Beat Black Diamonds 9 to 3 in Sunday Game
The Independents defeated the Black Diamonds 9 to 3 Sunday afternoon in a contest highlighted by Batteries-Fohl and Guertal, Landin and Edwards delivering key plays for the winners.
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Independents
Black Diamonds
Fohl
Guertal
Landin
Edwards
Franklin teams seek games with youth squads this season
The Franklins reorganize for the rest of the season and seek matchups with Lim ericks Buckeyes Young Americans or Wright Wrench company teams. They will play any other under 20 years old and request replies through Morning News or to Fred Fach at 1107 South Grant Street City.
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Franklins
Limericks
Buckeyes
Young Americans
Wright Wrench Company
Fred Fach
South Grant Street
City
Young Americans Triumph In Low Scoring Game
The Young Americans beat the Americans 10 to 9 Sunday on Carn Ahan grounds in a loosely played contest. Both pitchers were wild and errors mounted as Long and Shaffner faced Dunbar and Farwick.
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Carnahan Grounds
R.H.E. Y. Amer
Amer
Long and Shaffner
Dunbar and Farwick
Page of Local Scores With Packed Team Results
Minneapolis 4 St Paul 2 Milwaukee 7 Kansas City 0 Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 0 Toledo 6 Columbus 1 Columbus 7 Toledo 7 Indianapolis 6 Louisville 3
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Tee
CHAMP CHATTER Incomplete Youngstown defeat notes key plays
Slagle batted for Dye in the ninth. Eustace collected three singles two infield. Hughes pressed to reach first by being hit by pitches. Bonnin and Collins turned double plays. Bonnin impressed with two grand catches in the seventh. Dawson’s line drive tested Conway. The locals failed to tie in the sixth as Hinton singled and Collins worked Houser for a walk.
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League Park
Youngstown
McKeesport
Akron
Erie
East
Steelmen
Diebold
Young Dye
Hughes
Drumm
Dye
Lambrecht
Houser
Humphries
Little Joe Houser
Canton
Cy Dawson
Tate
Hinton
Collins
Bonnin
Eustace
Hartwell
Conway
Crane
Lucky Hitting
Lambrech
F. Dawson
Flood
Pustace
Weddige
Abrh Poa
J. Dawson
Ereereere
Collin
Ai Boani
R. Ieccocsss
Williams
Il Diebold
Ipeset Ten Crane
Sandherr
Ad Lambrecht
Slagle
Eusta
Dawson
Hinton G
Limericks Crush Buckeyes in Stark County Tilt
The Limericks beat the Buckeyes 11 to 3 for the third win over them this season. They now own 17 wins in 19 games with a strong run toward Stark County's 17 year championship. Batteries Becker and Stark Vogt and Willig contributed.
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Limericks
Buckeyes
Stark County
R.H.E. Limer
Becker
Stark
Vogt
Willig
Berger Juniors Win Over Central A. C. Team
The Berger Juniors totaled 17 runs Saturday afternoon while Central A. C. managed one score over. Highlights included a one handed catch by Whipple and strong batting from Mosser, contributing four of the 20 hits by the winners.
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Central A. C
Berger
Whipple
Bergers
Mosser
Youthful member takes six of ten races at Canton meet
Dan Willis a youthful Canton Motorcycle Club rider won six of seven events at the Canton fairgrounds meet holding speeds near forty miles per hour. Kraft of Akron pushed Willis in several races as the two led most contests with the unlimited pursuit ending in a Willis victory.
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Dan Willis
Canton Motorcycle Club
Fairgrounds
Willis
Kraft
Akron
Harry George
Volter
Girst
Lehman
Bertele
George
Volzer
Fielding
Favrer
Blattman
Good Battle Promised In Kaufman Lang Showdown
United Press reports a high expectation for a 10 round bout at Fairmount Athletic Club between Al Kaufman and Australian Bill Lang. A Kaufman victory would bolster a claim to challenge Jack Johnson, with Lang a previously scheduled foe for Ketchel and Langford. Lang’s lack of US appearances adds intrigue as both fighters are praised for recent improvements.
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United Press
New York
al Kaufman
Bill Lang
Australia
Fairmouny Athletic Club
Jack Johnson
Lang
Stanley Ketchel
Kaufman
Sam Langford
Hugh MclIntosh
Jim Corbett
Billy Delaney
Canton Newsboys Beat South End Giants 5 to 1
The Canton Newsboys defeated the South End Giants on Sunday morning by five to one. They challenge any 15 year old team in Stark county. For games call Stark phone R-1896.
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Canton Newsboys
South End Giants
Newsboys
Stark County
Stark
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