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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
4
German heavyweight contender Max Schmeling discusses tactics and mindset before facing Sharkey, asserting he will exploit openings, emphasize calm, and study his opponent's strengths. He downplays fear, stresses preparation, and notes his foreign underdog status may affect crowd perception.
University of Iowa scientist Castle W Foard describes how mercury atoms emit ultraviolet light when an external electron displaces an inner electron and the atom returns to its normal level. Robert M Duncan will spend three years as a visiting professor in Peiping at Yonching University.
In a tight nine inning rise Browns edge Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 5. Walberg pitched well for St. Louis before leaving with bases loaded and Jack Quinn finished in relief. Boley, Manush, Cochrane and Haas contributed key hits as the Browns clinched the win.
Stanford athlete Robert Hamlin, a senior on the Weight team, heads to the NCAA championships at the University of Chicago with the 16 pound shot put aiming to surpass John Kuck’s world mark. Strong contenders include Krens, Jessup, Bausch, Bahr, and Hamm, as 426 entrants from 90 universities compete in Chicago.
Fights staged in New York had Tony Canzoneri outpoint Joe Glisig while other bouts saw Storrs and Watt prevail by decision. A knockout of Eric Layeah occurred in Orlando with plan for upcoming events. Further results obscure due to OCR errors from Cuba and Kentucky bouts.
Attorney General announced the selection of Wood as a member of the new federal pardon and parole board. The act signed by President Hoover gives the board jurisdiction over federal pardons and paroles. Wood is also a probate and juvenile judge and a director of the American Prison Conference.
Charles G. Dawes was awarded the honorary Doctor of Laws degree by Cambridge University in a ceremony presided by the newly installed chancellor with former Premier Baldwin in attendance. The American ambassador and about a dozen other distinguished guests joined the event.
Thursday evening results show De Rolay Company Mo 9 over Methodist High School 7. Fast Office 2 defeated Bill 16. H and H Barbers 4 over Lone Pine 2. Boyd's 3 over Gellands 2. Pratts Barbers 0. Motel Mills 7 over remaining opponent.
Prin Carnera delivered a fourth round knockout at Detroit in a Topound bout before about 18 000 spectators who paid around 70 000 dollars for the privilege. Christener of Akron fell after a hook one minute 20 seconds into the round as Carnera dominated from the start and claimed a decisive victory.
Port Colly was elected as the next convention city of the Colorado State Federation of Labor at the closing session. Wari R. Hoege was named delegate to the National convention. The convention endorsed a plan for a state constitutional convention and prophesied organized labor’s growth. Labor forces will be joined there Friday by representatives of rail and other unions ahead of the next election.
Brooklyn Robins defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 5 in the ninth inning as Jung, Tokina, and Moore led a late rally. Grantham and Bool homered for Pittsburgh, with Power hitters and pitchers listed, and Umpires McGrew and Reardon noted.
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