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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
10
Brooklyn Robins and Chicago Cubs clash in Chicago in a pivotal four game set that could decide the top of the standings near the July 4 turning point. Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 6 1 as the Robins lost a finale before Wrigley Field.
In Buffalo Maxie Rosen outpointed Jimmy Stery in a 15 round light heavyweight title bout while Bruce Flowers beat Herman Perlick in New Rochelle. Ralph Lenny outpointed Henry Perlick in Kalama z00. In Cleveland Gorilla Jones defeated Vincent Forgione and Tommy Freeman beat Billy Algers.
In Wimbledon rounds, Bill Tilden and Hans Timmer beat R Deterding and J R Reddital 6 4 8 6 6 2. Berkeley Bell and Gregory Mangin defeated Salm and Burr 7 5 6 4 6 4. Doeg and Lott beat Cazalet and Masterson 8 6 13 11 7 5. Cochet and Brougnon beat Frowen and Greig 7 5 5 7 6 1 6 4. Leaster and Peters defeated Mather and Buzzard 6 1 6 4 6 4. Mary Greer lost to Payot 6 4 6 3. Elizabeth Ryan advanced past Sigart to reach last 16.
COLORADO Tex June 26 Harry Taylor longtime coach at Post High School has accepted a local high school coaching job. A Texas Christian University graduate Taylor starred as an All Conference tackle for TCU in 1927.
The massive regatta drew a record crowd at Hudson River, Poughkeepsie. Knute Rockne visited from South Bend with Jack Chevigny and predicted Washington to win the varsity race, while others favored Navy and Columbia. The field included Washington, Navy, Columbia, California, Cornell, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts Tech, and Wisconsin with the main event a four mile varsity eight.
Alvin Herold of Brook Hollow and Franklin Baker of Glen Haven tied for medalist honors in the second day of the Dallas City Open at Lakewood Country Club with 74s. Reynold Smith, a Lakewood standout, followed with a 75 for the opening round.
Leading countries in the manufacture of paper, in order of production, are the United States, Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Sweden and Italy.
New York boxer Ajaxie Rosenbloom defeated Jimmy Slattery before 13,500 in Buffalo to claim the light heavyweight crown. The win ends Slattery’s reign and caps Rosenbloom’s ten-year rise through multiple divisions. Judges favored Rosenbloom eight rounds to five with two even.
Gabby Hartnett of the Cubs hit two homers and two singles in five at bats driving in six runs as Chicago beat Philadelphia 13 to 12. One homer sparked a seven run sixth inning and Hartnett delivered the winning run with a ninth inning single.
Amarillo School Board members meet at the Junior College to decide the football field location for a team to be organized this fall. President B E Masters says the new program and business administration department should attract many new students this year. Courses in the summer session proceed on schedule, with the session ending July 12 and a second session closing around August 20. The college, recognized by state and national bodies, will grant regular college credit for completed subjects.
The report notes Rosenbloom with a bruise on his left cheek and a cut on the bridge of his nose while Jimmy’s lips were swollen and his eyebrows swollen. Maxie weighed 170 1/2 to Slattery’s 166 1/2.
Atlanta sports roundup notes Memphis and Chattanooga resuming play after rain delays. Lookouts defeated Griffin 5 0 in game one, May held them to three hits in a 3 1 win. New Orleans beat Atlanta 6 0, Gardner went 4 for 4. Mobile lost to Birmingham 7 0, six errors noted. Blackerby homered in Little Rock’s 5 3 win over Nashville to sweep the series.
Dallas Texas June 26 Nick Urban infielder was acquired from the Fort Worth Cats at the waiver price. Bob Tarleton vice president of the Dallas Steers announced the deal as part of a push to strengthen the club for the second half of the Texas League season.
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