Schmeling Crowned Heavyweight Champion After Fierce Fight
Max Schmeling is officially recognized as the new heavyweight champion after a controversial decision following a four round bout in New York. He defeated Jack Sharkey by foul, overcoming objections from boxing officials and promoters as the National Boxing Association confirms his title. Sharkey had proposed a 37 1/2 to 41 1/2 percent split for a rematch in September, signaling ongoing negotiations amid the heavyweight battle’s financial maneuvering.
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New York
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
William Mouldoon
National Boxing Association
Schmeling
America
Tueton
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Sharkey
Ki-Y Campers Rally Past Kiwanis 9–5 Thriller
The Ki-Y Campers defeated the Kiwanis 9 to 5 in a Thursday afternoon game. A key moment came when Pete Peterson delivered a four-ply swat. Officials and scouts rumoured to be present from Rotary could have influenced the event.
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Kiwanis
Pete Peterson
Rotary
Pels rally past Pebs in ten run win
Plue started five innings of shutout ball for the Barons before the Pebs erupted in the sixth to seize a 10 to 4 victory. Eddleman silenced the Barons after a rough first half and the Pebs pulled ahead late.
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Plue
Pebs
Barons
Eddleman
Red Oldham
Crackers
Chicks
Pels
Vols
Jim Blakesley
Junior Council Meets Tonight In Winona
The Winona council Junior Order United American Mechanics meets in regular session tonight. Alongside the initiation of candidates, several other important matters will be addressed. The council reports remarkable growth and bright prospects for the future.
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Winona Council Junior Order
United American Mechanics
Winona Council
Local Thermometer Tops 93 Degrees Early Morning
The weather bureau reports a high of 93 and a low of 68 through seven o'clock this morning, as temperatures continue warming across the area.
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The
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Promoter Offers Rain Check After Boxing Controversy
Promoter Sharkey promised to pay Arthur Buelow a 20 percent share under his contract with Maxie Schmeling guiding a flat loss of seven and a half percent of gate. He proposed scaled pricing to attract crowd and a rain check plan plus a free rematch if the next bout ended foul again. He vowed not to be declared winner on a foul and joked about jumping in a lake if a weak foul recurred.
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Arthur Buelow
Schmeling
Maxie
Sharkey
Jones Opens Lead as British Open Falters
Jones extends his position at Hoylake with a 72 to reach 142 after two rounds, one stroke ahead of Fred Robson who sits at 143 while Horton Smith holds 145. A field of 60 players advances to the final two rounds, with a crowd of about 5,000 watching the in-form Georgian duel the English and American contenders.
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Hoylake
Eng
Eee
Jones
Fred Robson
Horton Smith
Leo Diegel
Don Mae
Mac
Phil Rodgers
Jim” Barnes
George van Elm
F. C. Stevens, Jr
Los Angeles
Bob
Bobby
Cyril Tolley
Seibold Driven From Box As Cubs Win Ten Four
Seibold who had pitched well this year was chased from the mound after a Cub onslaught. The Cubs erupted for all their runs in the first three innings to beat the Reds 10 to 4. Adolfo Luque faced the Reds in relief of a prior pitcher with the Dodgers.
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Sock Seibold
Fdmé
Cub
Cubs
Reds
Adolfo Luque
Dodgers
Kolp
Crystal Plunge Pool Water Declared Safe
State laboratory analysis of Crystal Plunge shows pool water equal in quality to drinking water. Dr. A J Perolio, director, notes regular examinations comply with the law and ensure safety for bathers.
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State Laboratory
A. J. Perolio
Cotton Blooms Reported Across Limestone County Fields
George Dobbins, Athens real estate man, delivered first 1930 cotton blooms to The Daily offices. The blooms came from a 3,000 acre farm run by J. S. Swiney at Brown's Ferry in Limestone county. Dobbins noted widespread flowering in fields of 50 and 60 acres.
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Daily
This Morning
George Dobbins
Athens
J. S. Swiney
Brown's Ferry
Limestone County
Dobbins
Read the want ads every day for profit
A short note on leveraging daily want ads for steady profit strategy. It suggests routine scanning of classifieds to identify opportunities and maximize returns through timely actions.
Bill Terry Ex Giants Star Among Old South Greats
Alan Gould highlights William Harold Terry of Atlanta and Memphis as a premier first baseman, compares him to John McGraw's eye for talent, notes Terry's batting averages in 1927 1928 and a .400 pace this season, and recounts a team charged error dispute showing his edge and pride as a player. Also mentions Percy Williams and rivals in Vancouver tracking the 1932 Olympic path.
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William Harold Terry
Atlanta
Georgia
Memphis
Tennessee
John McGraw
David Harum
John
George Kelly
Cincinnati
Bill Terry
Giants
Southern and American League Baseball Tonight
Tonight’s games feature New Orleans at Nashville Mobile at Chattanooga Little Rock at Birmingham Memphis at Atlanta Chicago at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at New York St. Louis at Boston Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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Memesereseres
New Orleans
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Rock Cenessneaneenee
Chattanooga
Birmingham Pui Appicetoseen Tae
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Mobile
Philadelphia Eeeeeeneee Evnee BO
New York
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Detroit
Tenesseneeeeeenens
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
American Association
Louisville
Pat
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Wnat
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Southern League
Nashville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
Washington
Cleveland
Baseball results from early games include varied scores
Nashville edged New Orleans 5 to 4 in a tight matchup. Chattanooga scored 17 runs and Mobile 7 in another high scoring contest. Memphis beat Atlanta 5 to 4 while Birmingham won 4 to 4? Little Rock tallied 19 in a lopsided game.
Sports Scores and Rain Report
Chicago posted 10 to 4 over Boston while Philadelphia edged Washington 4 to 3 and New York 5 beat Detroit 4. Cleveland won 2 to 4 against Boston. Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 5 to 0 as New York and Pittsburgh game notes mention rain and weather impact.
Ruth Opens Season With 19th Home Run at Sportsman Park
Babe Ruth returned to St Louis for the season and drilled a first inning homer at Sportsman Park. The shot, off Walter Stewarts left hander, marked Ruths 19th long ball of 1930 at the venue where he earlier belted key World Series homers in 1926 and 1928.
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Babe Ruth
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
Walter Stewart
Ruth
Red Sox
Barbecue Plans Go Forward at Zettier Springs
Plans for a barbecue at Zettier Springs South Limestone on June 26 progress rapidly with strong responses to invitations. Limestone and Morgan county candidates are urged to attend and join canoe representatives for state and district offices. Proceeds will fund community work in the Mooresville Bel Mina area as a crowd of attendees is anticipated.
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Zettier Springs
South Limestone
Committee On
Limestone
Morgan County
Mooresville-Belie Mina
Hays Attends Alabama Educators Meeting in Tuscaloosa
Prof. E. L. Hays superintendent for Morgan County and Prof. E. M. Hodgson Lawrence County attend Alabama educators sessions in Tuscaloosa. The conference includes school superintendents welfare workers and other education advocates with an interesting program scheduled.
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E. L. Hays
Morgan County
E. M. Hodgson
Lawrence County
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Illness of Secretary to Dr Perolio at State Laboratory
Continues ill at home are Miss Tomye Fudge secretary to Dr A J Perolio at the state laboratory here on Sixth Avenue. Her condition is noted as quite ill and she remains at her residence.
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Tomye Fudge
A. J. Perolio
State Laboratory
Sixth Avenues
Stribling Shadowed by Officials Ahead of Von Porat Bout
In Chicago on June 20 officials from stadium and the state boxing commission shadowed W L Young Stribling and Otto Von Porat during a tense 10 round heavyweight buildup. Stribling claimed a sprained left hand, while his father-manager and Stribling faced repeated examinations by the commission's physician. Odds favored Stribling 6 to 5 as both fighters trained, with Von Porat weighing 205 pounds and Stribling 191 for the showdown.
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Chicago
Stadium
State Boxing Commission
Otto von Porat
Sidney Strotz
Fred Gardner
Macon Boy
von Porat
Pa Stribling
Stribling
New Price Level Set by Penney
New price levels at 1450 J C Penney stores reflect broad base reductions. Earl C Sams president says staple lines, silk pieces and hosiery show substantial cuts while silk fabrics and men's and boys work clothes price tags reflect the lower cost basis. He notes overall trend toward cheaper goods supported by industry leaders and trade magazines.
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New York
Earl C. Sams
J. C. Penney Company
Mr. Sams
More Help For Barons On Way
Birmingham management says more help is on the way to strengthen the faltering Barons. At least one additional pitcher and another player will be included in the new talent.
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Birmingham
Crowder Pitches Senators To 3 1 Win
General Crowder joined Washington in a trade with Cleveland in time to pitch for the Senators who defeated the White Sox 3 to 1. The Nats introduced three newcomers Crowder Manush and Art Shires in the lineup as part of the win.
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General Crowder
Nats
Browns
White Sox
Senators
Crowder
Manush
Art Shires
Tribe
Grove
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Tigers
Cleveland
Washington
Danny McFayden
Red Sox
Goose Goslin
Sox
Committee Plans Busy Week for Spanish War Veterans Barbecue
Committees overseeing the big barbecue by Spanish American War veterans at Maloné Park on Saturday June 28 will begin work on Monday. P. P. Phillips, a leading organizer, said the program is excellent and a large attendance is anticipated.
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Maloné Park
P. Phillips
Welfare worker returns after talks with supervisor
Mrs. Ed Gresham of Montgomery district supervisor of the children's aid department of child welfare work has returned after a day or two in conference with Miss Clara Kelly superintendent of child welfare work in Morgan county.
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Ed Gresham
Montgomery
Children's Aid Department
Clara Kelly
Morgan County
Benson Resumes Post After State Education Conference
Prof. W. W. Benson, superintendent of City Schools, returns from Tuscaloosa where he attended the state Educational Conference. He reports a great meeting with more than 400 leading educators in attendance and a fine program carried out.
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W. W. Benson
Tuscaloosa
Thompson suffers broken foot while on duty at local shops
W. H. Thompson sustained a broken foot while on duty at the local shops and is reported resting well at his home.
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W. H. Thompson
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