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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1930
Page
2
Prominent lines on Ajax in National League race as they knock Raymond's squad Boscote and others tighten standings. American League hitters stretch streaks with Montague’s return and Cleveland hopes. Carnera tops Godfrey in a heavyweight bout. Loyd and Husing loom in plans as broadcasts expand.
Frank Getty reports from Interlachen Minnesota on July 8 as the 44th open championship nears. Slow greens and heavy rough challenge players including Bobby Jones and Gene Sarazen while betting lines favor Jones. meanwhile a new lightweight transmitter device for broadcasts is introduced by Columbia.
Tony Joy, assistant pro, starred at Gary Country Club during free days, carding an 88 and delivering a stellar round amid Ted Luther’s absence in Minneapolis for the 17.8 open. He and companions S. V. Stewart and Bill Barlow watched his six threes and a bold back nine as Joy posted steady scores with birdies and pars.
A fragmented standings list shows teams and scores for the Horseshoes International League with entries like Shannon Painters, Hubert Tinners, Pelina Gas, Corry Baking, Raymonds, Cohen's Filling, Tannery No. 1 and No. 2, plus other figures such as 8 800 and 7 700. The readable fragments indicate a numeric tally or scoreboard alongside team names without a coherent narrative or complete results.
Yesterday's Ladies Day at Corry Country Club featured a putting tournament won by Mrs. N Troy Gillette who also took medal play honors. Miss Ruth Tillotson captured top prize in the blind bogey event. In boxing results local and national bouts were reported from Milwaukee Indianapolis New York Waterbury with multiple winners and decisions.
By Dixon Stewart United Press staff correspondent New York July Two years as undisputed world light heavy champion have led Maxie Rosenbloom to consider relinquishing the crown He says the title unfairly restricts him to his weight class and he seeks permission to fight heavier men He plans to visit the State Athletic Commission and would defend the title if allowed If not he may quit and seek bouts outside New York He notes the lack of rival challengers and lists several heavyweights he could meet in other states
William Tilden kept silent on his plans as the Dutch championships opened. He defeated Hendrie Van Riemsdyk 6-2 6-1 6-3 in singles and, with Dr. Daniel Prenn of Germany, beat Eduard Croén and Eduard Sergies of Holland in doubles.
The 1929 pennant race hangs on key doubleheaders as the Cubs, tied with the Robins, seek first place in the National League by beating Cincinnati while Brooklyn and Boston battle for momentum. In the American League, Philadelphia and Washington chase leaders with multiple doubleheaders and late-season stakes shaping the standings across both leagues.
In Minneapolis Minnesota 17 year old Bobby Jonpy defending national open champion, with Donovan Dile as caddie, leads a field of 16 including 15 others in a drawn event. Players and organizers set the stage for decisive rounds amid steady play and local coverage.
American baseball results show St Louis 8 over Chicago 2 and Detroit 2 over Philadelphia 4, with Cleveland 12 defeating St Louis. Updated national standings list Boston 4 Brooklyn 1 and New York 1 Pittsburgh 10, plus several pending matchups across major teams.
Paris July report says the selection of the U S Davis cup team will be delayed until Monday. Captain Pitt Eugene Dixon reaffirmed that Davis Tilden will not be available.
The Conewango Colliery Club of Warren plans a visit by a twenty member Walinn squad to Corry County Club course for a noon match Saturday. Corry triumphed at North East previously. Details on Corry team personnel to follow. first President's Cup rounds start Sunday with qualifying underway.
Shenmnai Eh of Stanopin Country Club Pittsburgh led the 36 hole qualifying round for the state amateur golf championship at Allegheny Country Club. Erb shot 74 for four over par as early scores hovered around 95 to 100 and the setting featured general championship figures amid light rain and steady winds.
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