Foreign stars crowd American sports headlines
A fragment argues that the sports world is crowded with foreign stars after American championships, noting anxious efforts to secure the best talents like Schmelings, Campoto, and Wethered amid global competition.
International Angle Dominates 1930 Boxing and Sports Outlook
William M. Braucher surveys a globe of 1930 sports, boxing, tennis, golf, yachting, and wrestling. He highlights Schmeling vs. others, promoters, and international angles shaping box ing and golf, with notes on Cocohet Kozeluh and Lipton Cup prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bl& O
Senar Chumpski
Seaer
Herr
Herr-Maxie Schmeling
Hamburger
John Riske
Pauling Uzcudun
Herr Max
Max
Germany
Herr Schmeling
Maxie
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Signor Humbert Fugazy
New York
Signor Fugazy
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Jacobs
Mellon
Florida
Sharkey
Scheeling
Victoria Cimpolo
Primo Carnera
Mid Chocolate
Eugene Hat
Mussolinis
Europe
South America
Phil Scott
McCandy
McGillicusley
Karel Kozeluh
Bill Tilden
Pebbie Beach
Cyril Tolley
Bobby Jones
Jones
Great Britain
Sir Thomas Lipton
Americ
Sip Thomas
Thomas
Oso
Bombay
Hurlingham Club
England
Charles H. Tremayne
Tommy Hitchcock, Jr
Nsede
Gus Sonnenberg
Strangler Lewis
Pennsylvania
Sohinenberg
Dick Shikat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schmelings
Campotos
Wethered
Treams
Karel Kozelus
Harry Herr
Max Cohn
Otto Peltzer Oe
Cagiain C. He Tremayne
C. J. Roark
Rourie
Hell
William M. Braucher
Henri Cochet
Cochet
Cashet
Kozeluh
Borotta
Brugnon
la Coste
Tilden
Lott
Helen Wills
Suzanne
U. S
T. A
Kazelus
United States
Joyce Wethered
Glenna Collett
Miss Wethered
Glenna
Miss Collett
Miss Wethead
Womn
Wolf
Britain
Egain