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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1930
Page
8
American League clubs strengthen rosters as pennant race heats up. Goslin and Earnshaw turn the tide with new scenery. The Athletics hold a 2 game lead after wins and a series of strategic trades, while the Indians were blanked by Earnshaw.
The baseball season advances with leaders in both leagues facing closer gaps amid deals. Goose Goslin boosts the Browns with three homers since joining Washington, while Washington’s Shires and Manush start strong. The Indians, Athletics, Cubs, and Giants win key games as pennants tighten and top pitchers like Earnshaw star in shutouts.
Max Schmeling and manager Arthur Bulow clash over travel, training, and fights in New York. Schmeling switches doctors, fights Joe Monte, then defeats Johnny Risko by knockout at Madison Square Garden, boosting his fame while Bulow signs other bouts and faces suspension.
Armour's Stars defeated Lunt's All-Stars 9 to 7 in a league game. Both sides mixed lineups from substitutes, with Armour scoring early and often while the All-Stars rallied with multiple small innings. Notable hits included three-base shots by Diamond and Sporrer.
British Open winner recounts a brutal round at Hoxlake England describing the eighth hole disaster that turned the tournament into mortal struggle. He notes two solid drives and a 36 at the turn only to falter with a bad putt and a failed attempt to force a longer shot.
Max Schmeling agrees to a return bout with Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium in September under provisions. He demands an outright release from manager Arthur Buelow, whom he deposed, and objects to radio announcer Graham Mi Nam¢e 23 2. The New York state athletic commission urged another Sharkey fight before summer end as Garden handles Buelow settlement and broadcaster needs.
London observers hailed Bobby Jones as the greatest golfer, calling him the greatest living player and golfing genius. British writers showered praise with no sour grapes and even jokingly proposed awarding him both amateur and open championships, presented annually.
Beemer Nebraska born right hander Mel Harder, 25, has become a bright spot for the Cleveland Indians as management reshapes the club from a challenger to pennant contender. With six weeks of the season left, he has six wins and no losses while logging 72 innings with 65 hits allowed and an ERA near a strong mark.
Chicago reports a tight race for second in the American Association as St Paul defeats Columbus 6 0 behind Walter Betts ace pitching. Toledo beats Minneapolis 7 5 to claim third, while Louisville closes in with an 8 6 win over Kansas City. Milwaukee turns a triple play in an 11 3 win over Indianapolis as Schenectady notes Mike McTigue defeating George Neron in a New York bout.
Yesterday's box scores highlight Walter Berger of the Braves belting his 19th homer and leading NL with strong leadership. The Braves beat the Cubs 7 in a tense matchup. Kyat Cutler and Wood English produced early Cubs hits. Sam Gray of the Browns held the Reds to five hits as Browns won. Borge Earnsham contributed for the Athletics in a balanced day of action.
In a crowded Yankee Stadium setting Max Otto Adolf Siegfried Sehmeling watches as Benny Leonard voices sharp thoughts on foul blows and ring ethics while fans cluster, comparing Phil Scott’s rough bouts in Miami to public perception and the sport’s code.
A New York sports writer crafted a vivid portrait of Sharkey and his parents, while coverage of Schmeling’s dominance in the Yankee Stadium match fueled questions about whether Sharkey quit or Schmeling fouled. Perspectives split on the outcome and future rematch prospects.
In Chicago on June 21, Otto Von Porat Norway's heavyweight contender was knocked out two minutes and five seconds into the first round by William Stribling of Georgia before about 21,000 spectators. Stribling dominated from the start delivering sharp lefts and rights while Von Porat fell to the canvas and was carried from the ring.
The C N W and Huront Independents meet on Northwestern railway diamond at north Fourth Street four blocks east of Dakota Avenue tomorrow to decide the city championship. Both clubs boast good records this season and plan to strengthen lines. lineup undecided with Felera or Cheesettian likely on the mound for C N W and Lunt or Blair for the Independents.
Daily prizes award two free rounds to the man and two to the woman with the best card each day. Weekly prizes award two cash prizes of 2.54 dollars each for the top round by man and woman. The lighted course on Dakota Avenue across from Campbell Park opens from 1 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. daily, with greens recently sanded and oiled. Operated by Darrell Gifford and Art Mitchell.
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