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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1930

Page

6

Boxing rules clash eyed by national leader at Hoylake

Branley Isaecs, president of the National Boxing Association, proposes a plan to allow fouls and a 80 minute recovery window before a match could be resumed. He argues the scheme could save boxing from a loss of prestige and impact major title bouts and international matches. The discussion follows Hoylake’s looming event and references past title contenders and plan to present to the national rules committee.

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Dramatic Finish Secures Senators 11 10 Win Over Ashland

The Senators rallied from 10 2 down in the seventh inning at Kanawha Park to beat the Ashland Armayers 11 10 in a dramatic local league game. Cobble from Huntington caught and partnered with George Powell in a late rally that stunned the visitors and thrilled a partisan crowd.

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Schmeling Favored as World Heavyweight Champion

Public opinion across the world favors Max Schmeling to be recognized as the heavyweight champion. Reports cite offers from six countries for Schmeling’s services and note reactions to his recent win over Jack Sharkey. Within Ashland and Charleston, coverage covers game summaries, key plays, and local reactions, with details on scores, pitches, and notable fielding moments.

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Bobby Favorite To Cop British Open Golf Title

Bobby Jones prepares for the second phase of his 1930 campaign with 296 players, amateurs included, set to start at Royal Liverpool and Wallasey in the British Open. Jones led the Walker Cup team to victory at Sandwich, won the medal at Sunningdale, and captured the British amateur title at St Andrews, aiming for another major crown.

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Aths Swamp Detroit 10 1 Yanks Stop Indian Rampage

Lefty Grove pitched the Athletics to a 10 1 victory over Detroit to reclaim the American League lead. Grove held Detroit to four hits and one baserunner in six innings as Foxx and Cochrane starred with multi run hits. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig provided power for the Yankees in a separate note. The New York Giants rallied to defeat the Cubs 7 4 as Pete Donobue limited Chicago while Brooklyn fell to St. Louis 9 4 in a Cardinals win.

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