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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1934
Page
20
In a headline bout at the National Guard Armory, Clingman must switch from orthodox wrestling to match Roddy Fenton’s kick heavy, slam bang style. The match pits two top grapplers with contrasting methods as Clingman vows to adapt or lose.
Pennsylvania aims to restore lively trout waters by using experimental V type deflector dams. FE R Hewitt oversees the plan to deepen channels, create riffles and eddies, and plant brush for food. natural constrictions offer similar conditions for water racing and fish movement.
Former champion Helen Wills Moody hopes to return to competition in fall 1934 after a back injury. She attributes progress to treatment and plans to play in local events near her father Dr. Clarence A. Wills before advancing to major 1935 tournaments. She will attend Wimbledon as a spectator and commentator.
In Eastbourne on June 19 Henry McLemore reports Wimbledon champion and Australian Davis Cup captain Mister Crawford declines to discuss tennis due to a contracted gag rule. Manager Mister Youdale confirms players cannot talk to reporters, citing focus and concentration.
Galveston pitcher Joe Gibbs won his tenth game of the season beating Oklahoma City 3 to 1. Gibbs ties Red Phillips and Charlie Barnabe for the league lead in wins. Beau Bell continued stellar outfield play with three singles in as many at bats. Fort Worth beat Beaumont 3 to 2 in ten innings as Max West had four hits and drove in the decisive run. Tulsa crushed San Antonio 13 to 3 as Oklahoma hit nine more. Dallas Streets fell to Houston 12 to 7.
Elong Hogsett relieved Marberry in the 9th to retire the Yankees as Ruth fanned. Rogers Hornsby delivered a ninth inning pinch hit, doubled and scored twice for the Browns. Bob Johnson hit his 18th and 19th homers against the White Sox as Les Tietje and the White Sox limited the Athletics to two hits. Ervin Fox doubled in the ninth to drive in two and beat the Yankees.
In Amarillo the Maverick Club columnist riffs on politics, church, and local sports. He jokes about campaign promises, county candidates, and a past campaign loss, then shifts to a successful Independent League team and a racetrack misadventure, ending with notes on strawberry profits and eel migrations.
A quirky anecdote describes a tense moment over a tennis cup named after Australia, with one man restrained by caution and another person noted for a potential punch. The scene hints at tension and unintended consequences without detailing a formal match or outcome.
Stanford coach Dink Templeton recalls early block use and related record disputes at NCAA meets dating to 1929. He notes that Ohio State and others set marks with blocks, while AAU and NCAA positions shifted over time, affecting world and amateur records.
The Yankees and Tigers split the series after Detroit beat New York 6-5 to even the count at two games apiece. Babe Ruth remained in first place, four games ahead as Boston closed the gap to within four. Rust Van Atta again failed to go the distance, and Burleigh Grimes finished the ninth inning in relief as Pete Fox drove in two with a double. Gehrig played through a chipped toe for his 140th consecutive game and 17th homer.
Newport R I June 19 Rainbow Harold 8 Vanderbilt's defeated candidate for the defense of Americas cup and Yankees Boston's hope of cup defense honors fell from contention as rivals on day four of trial races. Yankees stock rose after defeating Weetamoe by over nine minutes though Weetamoe had beaten Rainbow earlier. Yankee did not sail Saturday and Sunday faced Vanitie, 1914 and 1920 candidate now ineligible, and was defeated.
The guide urges beginners to swing from inside out by dominating the left side on the backswing and return. It emphasizes keeping the right shoulder lower and the right elbow close to the body to avoid a high shoulder and improper turn. It warns that a too-high right shoulder or mishandled right hand at impact can cause hooks or slices.
Louis Browns win twice, 6-5 and 14-9, leaving Cleveland one game ahead and Washington 1 1/2 games back. George Earnshaw and Leslie Tietje pitched for the White Sox, who defeated the Athletics 3-2 and 5-0, the nightcap ending after five innings due to rain. Bob Johnson homered twice to lead the A’s, now atop the majors with 19 homers. All other games were rained out.
The 1930s profile traces Max Baer born February 11 1900 Omaha Nebraska from bullied schoolkid to world heavyweight champion. It covers youth in Livermore Colorado and early fights including a 1929 four round bout with Chief Caribou in Stockton California, chronicling his unlikely ascent and public image.
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