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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
10
Americans Open Strong In Walker Cup Golf Matches
The United States Walker Cup team took an early lead after the first 18 holes of the two ball foursomes in Sandwich England. Capt. Bobby Jones and O I Willing led five up on Rex Hartley and T A Torrance, while George Van Elm and George Voight stood two up against Cyril Tolley and Roger Wethered. Don Moe and Ronald MacKenzie led one up over Sir Ernest Holderness and J A Stout. Francis Ouimet and Harrison Johnston were three up on William Campbell and John Nelson Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich
Eng
U.P
America
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Dr. O. I. Willing
Portland
Ore
Rex Hartley
T. A. Torrance
Great Britain
George van Elm
Detroit
George Voight
New York
Cyril Tolley
Roger Wethered
Don K. Moe
Ronald MaccKenzie
Wilmington
Del
Sir Ernest Holderness
J. A. Stout
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Harrison Johnston
Minneapolis
William Campbell
John Nelson Smith
Hart‘errance
Mericans
Big Berthas of Stanford Set to Break Records
Stanford University’s Eric Krenz the discus world record holder and Harlow Robert the intercollegiate shot put champion are expected to top Intercollegiate and National Collegiate marks in weight events at the I C 4d A and NCAA gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
Big Berthas
Eric Krenzworld
Harlow Robert
Carnera Barred in U S Boxing Probes
Illinois boxing chief Gen John Y Clinnin heads a probe into Primo Carnera and four managers finding a conspiracy to defraud. He recommends indefinite suspension for Carnera and all managers, a ruling sought by the National Boxing Association and affecting 28 states. New York already bars Carnera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.R
Army
John Y. Clinnin
Illinois Boxing Mission
Clinnin
Ead
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Primo
Cinnin
Kin
Stanley M. Isaac
B. A
Wisconsin
Donald Bhue
Connecticut
Com
Sefor Hin
California
Ball League set to form with summer teams
Ed Arp playground director reports four managers’ meetings at City Hall Council Rooms. Teams to be announced soon. A Went unit will be formed for ball leagues. Officers will handle playground affairs and league setup at planned meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edarp
Council Rooms
Nagers
Sharp
Davis Cup Opens First American Zone Round in Philadelphia
America’s 1980 campaign opens in the Davis Cup with the United States facing Canada on the Philadelphia Club court. John Van Ryn of East New Jersey meets Dr. Jack or Marcel Rainville is listed, with George M. Lott of Chicago and other American players scheduled for singles and doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphia
Merica
United States
Philadelphia
S. Ingles
John van Ryn
East N. J
Jack Captain
George M. Lott
Marcel Rainville
Weather and schedules mix for early baseball action
Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at Philadelphia highlight American League play amid cold and wet fields. National League results show Brooklyn toppling Cincinnati 7 to 4 while St. Louis beat New York 7 to 3 as other games remain on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo-St. Paul
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
American Association
St. Paul
National League
Nework
Toledo
Milwaukee Steers
Newark
Ste
Soso
Schmeling Balks at Garden Terms Over Sharkey Fight
Max Schmeling and Madison Square Garden clash over contract terms for the world heavyweight title bout with Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium in June. Garden officials reject a world wide option through 1931, while Schmeling’s manager Joe Jacobs says Eddie Mack has offered to stage the bout in Boston if New York problems persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott
N. Y
U.P
Max Schmeling
Madison Square Garden
Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
The
Garden
Joe Jacobs
Eddie Mack
Boston
New York
Scooters Lead Ohio University Carnival Entrants
More than 300 entrants are expected for the annual Scooter Carnival sponsored by the Ohio University physical education department. The event Saturday on Lorene Avenue features twelve races with equal prizes and no entry fee. Events include pushmobile tri cycle scooter bike kiddie bike girls boys roller skating and stilt races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Physical Education Department
Lorene Avenue
Physical Education Department
Glenna Collett Seeks American Triumph in British Golf
Glenna Collett won her fifth round match against H. Cameron by two up to reach a semi final with Enid Wilson in the British Women's Championship at Formby. Helen Hicks fell to Enid Wilson. Collett led early, then battled nerves, sinking decisive shots on the seventeenth and eighteenth holes as Cameron conceded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formby
Eng
America
Glenna Collett
U. S
H. C. Cameron
Helen Hicks
Enid Wilson
Miss Collett
Miss Wilson
Glenna
Cameron
Dormie
Jon
Miss Cameron
Opinions Vary on Gallant Fox Derby Workout
Louisville May 15 Gallant Fox Belair stud Kentucky Derby favorite drew divided opinions after a muddy track workout Earl Sande rider of the Preakness and Wood Memorial winner said doubts about his ability on sloppy ground are gone and he remains confident for Saturday The best clocking was High Foot going a mile and one eighth in 1 59 4 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
U.P
Gallant Fox
Lelair Stables
Belair Stud
Earl Sande
Valley Lake Star
High Foot
Record breaking expected in many events as West hits East
Early spring track and field contests spark bold predictions of multiple Intercollegiate and NCAA records. East and West teams from Stanford, California, and Illinois loom large with stars such as Wykoff, Dyer, Kreng, Kieselhorst, and Warne cited. Coaches and fans anticipate several new marks across sprints, hurdles, throws, and the pole vault at Cambridge and Chicago meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Middle West
Far West
Cambrideg
Chicago
Templeton
Cromwell
Christie
Stanford
California
Frank Wykoff
Hee Dyer
Daley
Holy Cross
MacDonald
Yale
Cambridge
I. C
al Laconey
Lafayette
Henry Russell
Cornell
Sid Kieselhorst
A. C. Kraenzlein
Pennsylvania
Kieselhorst
Payne
Southern California
Stollwerck
Colgate
Pogolotti
Carls
Welch
Smith
Curtice
Churchill
E. C. W. Kreng
Krens
Pete Rasmus
Ghia State
Krenge
Kreng
Harlow Rotert
Rotert
George Simpson
Ohilo State
Cy Leland
Texas Christian
Claude Bracey
Rice
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Wykett and
Dyer
Johnny Sittig
Ilinois
Sittigs
Martin
Purdue
Letts
Goldsworthy
Wisconsin
Ed Genung
Washington
McGeagh
Burke
Wilson
Little
Notre Dame
Butler
Dope
Tom Warne
Northwestern
Edmonds
Warne
McDermott
Hillnots
Lansrud
Prake
Canby
Town
Sharkey Plans Ring Return After Gym Focused Prep
Sharkey concentrates on gym work at Orangeburg New York with rope skipping bag punching and extended punching-dummy sessions and plans to start boxing Sunday after the May 16 report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeburg
N. Y
O.R
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Ohio Tennis Men Defeat Denison In Hard Match
Ohio University remains undefeated at home as the Bobcats beat Denison 6 to 2. Grose and Gardner saved the final doubles with sharp serving after Denison won several mid contest matches. Oblo was slated to face Marietta this afternoon, but rain threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Denison
Ohio University
Bobcats
Grose
Gardner
Ohloans
Tle
Gross
Giel
Denison Star
el Gardner
Rentfeld
Bobard
Swackhammer
Hoffines
Tome
Hofines
Bonifield
Grose and
Hmit
Gel and
Darrow
Cardinals in Quest of 9th Straight Win
The St Louis Cardinals won their eighth straight to tie the season record of consecutive wins held by the Cubs and Senators. They beat the Giants 7 to 3 after a fourth inning rally. The Brooklyn Robins moved into sole third place with a win over Cincinnati led by Glenn Wright with a homer and multiple hits. Other NL and AL games were canceled due to rain or cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cardinals
Fink
Cubs
Senators
Giants
Cardi
Brooklyn Robins
Cincinnati
Glenn Wright
Robins
Johnny Sgederick
Moensel
Reda
Rain Delays AA Pennant Chase With Colonels Leading
Rain halted play across the American Association as Louisville Colonels lead by three games. Columbus and Toledo share second place, with St Paul Kansas City and Indianapolis in pursuit. Minneapolis sits seventh and Milwaukee remains in the cellar as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
All American Association
Louiisville Colonels
Ataffa
Colonels
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ram
Rams
Hotel Plinist 2S. A
Sip
Bobby Jones and Company
Big Guns of
Eric Krenz
Harlow Rothert
Ball League
Welding School
Columbus, Ohio
LLION
Athens
Coca-Cola
Creth Hines
Georgetown
Seiberling Tires
F.e.sweeny & Son
W. Union
Buick Company
United Press
Ture
In Burnett-Smithe
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