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Akron Champs

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and the Tigers. However, in Akron East was seen as being the hapless victim in the scandal. He was retained as manager of the Akron baseball team. East boasted of fixing a college football game, as well as a baseball game in 1905. However, in the summer of 1907, Akron owners', John Windsor and Ben
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as the team's manager. From 1908 until 1911, Akron won four consecutive Ohio–Pennsylvania League pennants. During this era, a team that won a league pennant was sometimes known as "Champion" or "Champ" the next season. When a champion failed to repeat the name was dropped.
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Campbell, argued over retaining East as the Akron manager. The decision reportedly led to a fist-fight between the two owners. A reporter humorous wrote "It was the first time two men got into a fight over another man."
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pennants. Akron had just won four consecutive pennants between 1908 and 1911. After a year off, the team was once again named the Akron Rubbernecks, in 1915, as Akron joined the short-lived
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The team was reestablished one final time in 1920 as the Akron Buckeyes and was Akron's entry into the double-A
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However the team became known as the Akron Champs, a year later, and East was replaced by
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then bought the Akron team and kept East on as manager for the 1907 season.
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The manager of the Akron team during their first three seasons was
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and again look to the city's rubber industry and became the
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between 1907 and 1911. The Champs won four consecutive
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Index

1905
1920
Akron, Ohio
International League
Buckeye League
Interstate League
Central League
Ohio–Pennsylvania League
minor league baseball
Akron, Ohio
Ohio–Pennsylvania League
Ohio–Pennsylvania League
Goodyear
BFGoodrich
Firestone
Walter East
basketball
University of Akron men's basketball team
professional football
Massillon Tigers
Ohio League
fixing a championship football series in 1906
Canton Bulldogs
Bob Quinn
John Breckinridge
Central League
Interstate League
1911
1912
New York Giants

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