Sharkey Fights To Keep the Title in America
Sharkey declares glory in staying American held title aims as he fights Max Schmeling for heavyweight championship at Yankee Stadium next week. He accepts a reduced guarantee to ensure the title stays in the United States and stresses his American identity despite Lithuanian roots.
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Sharkey
Itle
America
Rangeburg
N. Y
Glory
Jack Sharkey
Max “Eling
Germany
Bostonian
New York State
Dempsey
Tunney
Willard
Johnson
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Phil Scott
Schmeling
Cubs Battle Despite Loss of Two Stars
The Cubs fight on despite the deaths of Pit Carlson and the loss of Roger Hornsby as they defend their league title. Teachout pitched a 15 to 2 win over Boston, while other teams also won with stars out and key games shaping the pennant race. Dodgers, Cardinals, and Yankees all posted decisive results as Ruth hit his 17th homer and Ferrell notched his eighth win.
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United Press
Chicago Cubs
Carlson
Roger Hornsby
Carlton
Horns
Cubs
Teachout
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Almons
Jimmy Dykes
Max Kop
Kes
Il Clark
Brooklyn Oe
Pittsburgh
Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Wash Senators
Detroit
Babe Ruth
Peasan
New York
Chicago White
Baneys
Ebley Ferrell
Weland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Peter Benton
York Giants
Ginnati Reds
Columbia Favored For Big Regatta Draw
The Intercollegiate Rowing Association announced the lane drawings for the Poughkeepsie varsity race on June 26. Columbia drew the ninth lane and Washington the eighth, with outside lanes favored by winds over the Palisades. A record 92 crews are entered in the Regatta, matching 1929.
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York
Umbie
Washington
Pacific
Poughkeepsietta
Intercollesi Rowing Association
Alumbia
Massachusetts Tech
Derby Day At Epsom Downs Draws 500000 Spectators
England crowds pack the grass bowl for the 51st Derby run. Diolite, owned by Sir Hugo Hirst, opens as favorite with rivals Rustom Pasha Blende M Silver Flare Ballyferis among backers. The 18 horse field vies for a $47,890 first prize amid cool, dull dawn and good track conditions.
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Epsom Downs
England
Downs
British Isles
London
Diolite
Hugo Hirst
Aga Khan
Rustom Pasha
Blende M. Lord Astor
J. S. Courtauld
Daniel Dixon
Ballyferis
Baseball Scores And Schedule From Wednesday Games
In the American Association Milwaukee beat Milwaukee 9 in a high scoring result. National League action saw Brooklyn 6 over Pittsburgh 5 and Chicago 15 over Boston 2 with St Louis 11 Philadelphia 10 and New York Cincinnati 1. American League games had New York 13 over Chicago 7 and Cleveland 8 Boston 3. Washington 8 Detroit 4. Upcoming games list Kansas City at Columbus and several cross league matchups including Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at Boston.
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American Association Volode
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
American Association Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Merican Association
Wen
Leouisville
St. Fant Sane
Eelunvas
ATS
Indianapalis Sane
Sig iNansas City
Vu — Oy
Rth
Tate
Louis
Besten
Carnera Set to Clash With Christner in Detroit Bout
Primo Carnera will face Meyer K. O. Christner in Detroit as the Italian giant tests his power against a sturdier foe. Christner, a former rubber worker turned fighter, is famed for his durability and has battled top contenders, promising a tougher test for Carnera than his prior matches.
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Detroit
U.P
Primo Carnera
Italy
Meyer K. O. Christner
Akron
Primo
Christner
Leading Batters and Sluggers from the 1930 Season Statistics
United Press summary of 1930 baseball stats through June 3. Robins Herman leads in games and runs while Rice of the Senators and Hogan of the Giants post high batting totals. Ruth slugging for the Yankees appears in home run notes along with several other top sluggers and hitters across multiple clubs.
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The
United Press
Pet Herman
Robins
Rice
Senators
Hogan
Giants
O’doul
Phillies
Pt. Waner
Pirate
Ruth
Yankees
Wilson
Cubs
IG Berger
Braves
Klein
Herman
Frederick
Terry
Jascateiesn
Ib Shhe Baa
Merman
Frisch
Cardinals
Methodists Beat Catholics 12 to 6 in Kiwanis League
Logan June 4 Methodists captured first place in the Kiwanis Junior League by defeating the Catholics 12 to 6 at the Athletic Field. The Catholics started strong with four walks and a hit to lead 4 0 but Bright settled down as he allowed only one more run. Methodist hitters then exploded for 12 runs, five in the fifth, with standout hitting from Baker Alien and Bright. Innis initiated a near triple play for the Catholics in the third, but a miscue and ensuing throws kept the inning alive. A double play from Alien to Baker helped halt a late Catholic push.
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Logan
Methodists
Atheletic Field
Bright
Methodist
March
Baker
Alien
Innis
Ewart
Walsh
Edith Depps Lumpkin Wins Divorce in Portsmouth Court
Edith Depps Lumpkin, 20, is granted divorce from Roy Lumpkin, 22, in Common Pleas Court Portsmouth. She accuses extreme cruelty and gross neglect. She regains maiden name with no alimony. Lumpkin to pay attorney fees. Married January in Greenup Kentucky. husband in Texas and to play with Portsmouth Spartans.
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Portsmouth
Edith Depps Lumpkina
Common Pleas Court
Roy
Lumpkin
eGpreia Tech
Star
Greenup
Lumpskin
Texas
Portsmouth Spartans
Alumni Golf Tournaments Set at Athens Country Club
Ohio University announces annual alumni golf events during commencement week at Athens Country Club. The women play Friday in a 9 hole medal handicap tourney for a 15 inch silver loving cup. Edna Way last year won the Alumnae cup. The men compete Saturday in an 18 hole medal handicap event with a 4 inch river cup awarded to this year’s winner. Entries open to graduates former students and faculty. notify Art Smith and Williams.
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Ohio University
Athens Country Club
Clark F. Williams
Alunt
Edna Way
Charles Woodworth
BM. Covert
Williams
Art Smith
Tennis Stars Off On Quest Of Davis Cup
America’s 1980 Davis Cup team travels to Europe to play in the London and Wimbledon championships starting June 16 and 23, with George M. Lott Jr. John Doeg John Van Tion Wilmer Allison Berkeley Bell and Gregory Mangin aboard, before facing the European zone winner in the inter zone finals July 18 to 20.
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New York
U.P
America
Europe
United States
Warion
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
John Doeg
Santa Monica
Calif
John van Tion
East Orange
N. J
Wilmer Allison
Berkeley Bell
Austin
Local notes and visits from area residents
Syracuse resident Adeline McBride returned from a week in Columbus. Mr and Mrs George Parker of Pomeroy were guests of Elizabeth Hazeltine and Lou Taylor. Donald Holter of Akron visited several days. Rev Beecher Morgan will open a tent meeting near Hendrick Store. Junior High School work delayed by material shortages. Lenore Campbell rehired as first grade teacher at North Jackson. Margaret Lawrence and Olivier Rolling family of Columbus visited Memorial Day with Mrs Ann Mainwaring and George Smith of McKeesport Pa. Marie Houdashelt to undergo tonsil operation late week. Fred Shumway is 41.
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Adeline McBride
Columbus
George Parker
Pomeroy
Elizabeth Hazeltine
Lou Taylor
Donald Holter
Akron
Beecher Morgan
Hendrick
Lenore Campbell
Local Social Roundup From Huntington And Nearby Areas
Mrs Mary Karr and family hosted visitors from Huntington and Nease Settlement on Thursday evening. Jefferson residents Mr and Mrs Clarence Neylor and son Howard stay with local relatives. Misa Belle Carleton recently visited Letart. A group including Mr and Mrs Avery Roberts and others went to Long Bottom for Memorial Day. The Wellece family plans to move to Steubenville for graduation events at Steubenville High School with Miss Evelyn Lee. They will also visit Warren Akrom and Columbus before returning.
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Mary Karr
Misa Marcia
W. E. Kare
Huntington
W. Va
Ida Kare
Nease Settlement
Clarence Neylor
Howard
Jefferson
Ind
Misa Belle Carleton
Avery Roberts
W. F. Bartels
A. J. Karr
Clinton Arthur
Mies Marcia Karr
Eagle Ridge Area Social Notes Highlight Local Families
Eagle Ridge residents and friends spent Sunday with relatives and neighbors across Oak Hill Bowmane Run Glouster and Columbus. Notable visits included Archie Tuttle with friends, Roy Wolf and Virgil McElroy at the agriculture meeting, and Gloria Jean Orr returning from Cleveland.
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Archie Tuttle
Columbu
William Warner
Harry Morrison
Racine
John Morrison
Mary Spenger
Leaterland
Henry Frederick
William Singera
Guy Singers
Eagle
Roy Wolf
Virgil McElroy
Columbus
Charlie McElrroys
William T. Anthony
Bowmane Run
Gloria Jean Orr
Cleveland
Marl Trussel
Alta Frederick
Hallie Holter
Glouster
H& Father
Samuel Holter
William Wolf
John Johnson
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Carnera
K. O. Christner
Toonerville
By Fontaine Fox
Alumnii
Syracuse
Eagle Ridge
Workman
U. S
American Cigar Co
United
States Department of Agriculture
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