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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1930

Page

8

Barnhill and Bralley Shine at Tri-State Tennis Meet

The fourth annual Tri-State Tennis tournament opened at Wolflin and Ellwood Parks with top contenders including Coleman Barnhill and Joe Bill Bralley. Bralley, former national boys singles champion, beat Alex Lood 6-2 6-1 in the intermediate division and eyed titles in both singles fields. Barnhill defeated Neil Mann 6-1 6-1 in the men’s singles, while Wilson McKirahan beat Armstrong 6-3 6-1. Bleachers were installed for overflow crowds as public attendance climbs.

Wolflin Park Ellwood Park Panhandle Joe Bill Brasley Austin United States Association Bralley Alex Lood McKirahan E. Armstrong Globe News

Cubs and Giants clash again today in race deciding series

Chicago and New York renew the four game set as the Giants thumped the Cubs 18 to 6 yesterday to cut the lead near half. McCarthy started Sheriff Blake who allowed 18 hits and was pulled after a rough fifth. The Cubs countered with Hartnett and Blair homers while Cuyler and Lindstrom contributed late.

CUBS Giants United Press Chicago Chicago Cubs New York Giants McGrawmen Brooklyn St. Lois Cuba Hartnett Blair Blake Lindstroms Cuyler Teachout McCarthy Walker Dave Bancroft Pruett Stephenson

Newman To Defend Shoot Title Today

Vandalia Aug 22 A reg iment of the nation s crack marksmen trained for the grand American handicap championship. More than 1 000 gunners sought the title won last year by Mose Newman of Sweetwater Texas in the grand American tournament final. Newman aimed to become the first repeat champion in 31 years. Jean A Pope of East Moline Ill, warmed up with a perfect 100 from the 22 yard line, the first such run in the grand American preliminaries with Clarence Orr East Ayton Ill Murrell D Roberts Middletown Conn and J S Tanner Kings Mills Ohio all scoring 97 for the next best.

Associated Press Vandalia Mose Newman Sweetwater Texas Newman Jean A. Pope East Moline Ill Clarence Orr East Ayton Til Murrell D. Roberts Middletown

Giants Winless Road Fight Defines Pennant Bid

New York teams seek pennant glory on the road as McGraw remains detained in New York. Dave Bancroft leads a sensational Giants attack while Hubbell faces Cubs starter Malone. Series decisions hinge on pitching choices and a busy bullpen for both clubs.

McGraw New York Giants Dave Bancroft Hubbell Coke Cubs Phillies Phils Root Malone McCarthy Bush Bancroft Donahue Chaplin Purett Fitzsimmons

Nick Cullop Seeks AA Home Run Record Break

Nick Cullop, who could not stick with the Yankees, is now with Minneapolis and appears poised to break the American Association home run record of 42.

Nick Cullop Yankees Minneapolis American Association

Open match play golf tournament debuts on the Pacific Coast

Robert Edgren reports on a Friday starting intersectional golf warfare as Goldman and Reynold Smith chase after the prize for Oklahoma. Henry Robertson and Bob Conliff, both of Oklahoma City, enter the first open match play event, with Massingill Smith Lavender Conliff Robertson Nelson pairing up as struggles erupt. The San Francisco event runs December 4 to 7 with a $7,500 purse.

Spec Goldman Reynold Smith Henry Robertson Bob Conliff, Jr Oklahoma City Sooner Cochran Massingill-Smith Lavender - Conliff Robertson-Nelson Pacific Coast San Francisco

Sectional Fight Looms in Glen Garden Title Race

Fort Worth golf report from Glen Garden Invitation notes a sectional clash in the championship flight as quarterfinals begin. Fort Worth players M. L. Massingill of River Crest and Byron Nelson of Glen Garden lead the field, with West Texas color bearers Tommy Cochran of Wichita Falls and Dennis Lavender of Abilene also expected to contend. Dallas hopes hinge on David.

Glen Garden Fort Worth Pidders M. L Happy) Massingill River

Major League Leaders from the Baseball Almanac Listing

The Major League Leaders show Terry of the Giants and Klein of the Phillies tied for hits with 146, Wilson of the Cubs leading home runs at 21, and Ruth of the Yankees with 133 runs. In the American League Simmons of the Athletics posts a .388 batting mark, Gehrig leads with 177 hits, and Ruth has 44 homers.

Associated Press Terry Giants Rims Klein Phillies Wilson Cubs Comorosky Pirates Cuyler Simmons Athletics Ruth Yankees Getvig Gehrig Hodapp Indians Manush Senators Combs McManus Tigers

Junior A. A. U. meet opens in Pittsburgh

Opened today in Pittsburgh, the National A. A. U. Track and Field championship features top national juniors. Eddie Tolan of Michigan hosts a star field including Claude Bracey of Rice, George Simpson of Ohio State, Cy Leland of TCU, and Hec Dyer of Stanford in the sprint events.

United Press Pittsburgh Eddie Tolan Michigan University Flyer Tolan Claude Bracey Rice Institute George Simpson Ohio State Cy Leland Texas Christian Hec Dyer Stanford

Four Junior Legion Teams Reach All-Western Semi Finals

Four junior American Legion baseball teams advanced to the All Western Tournament semi finals in Colorado Springs. New Orleans and Salina did not play yesterday and were to meet today, while Long Beach California faces Enderlin North Carolina after both won first round games. Enderlin beat Denver 8 to 5 and Long Beach edged Silverton Oregon 6 to 3 in 11 innings. Paul McBrayer, Kentucky basketball star, will try out for a football position.

United Press Colorado Springs Colo American Legion New Orleans Salina Kan Long Beach Cal Enderlin N. C Denver Silverton Ore

Two Foreign Stars Innet Semifinals

On the West Side Tennis Club greens the women’s national singles semifinals pit English player Betty Nuthall against Marjorie Morrill of Boston while Baroness Levi of Italy faces Mrs. L A Harper of Oakland. The crowd has been sparse without Helen Wills Moody, and Nuthall is favored to win the title.

Frank Getty United Press Forest Hills N. Y West Side Tennis Club Betty Nuthall Marjorie Morrill Boston Levi Italy L. A. Harper Oakland Plain Maude Rosenbaum Chicago Harper Miss Nuthall Miss Morrill West Side Helen Wills Moody

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