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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
7
The San Francisco Missions of the Pacific Coast League claim the tallest infield with 24 feet 4 inches in depth. Second baseman Al Wright and shortstop Dick Gyselman stand 6 feet 2 inches, while first baseman Ellsworth Dahlgren and third baseman Joe Coscarart reach exactly six feet.
Jim Hairlip and James R. Wedell join Doolittle in pursuit of a new speed mark. Doolittle notes the plan to push 300 mph with a new propeller while his low wing racer, designed by Wedell, races over a course past stands at 294 to 296 mph.
Roosevelt accelerates bid for the presidency after three major addresses in Chicago Columbus and Sea Girt He meets business labor and international figures while grooming Herbert Lehman for governor and handling the Walker case The roster of visitors includes Maryland Governor Ritchie Melvin Traylor Owen Young Vincent Astor and others from Chicago Jersey City and Massachusetts with additions of Richard Washburn Child and Herbert Miles as new guests.
Mrs. W. C. Hammond announces three colored women of reliable character seek private home employment providing food and lodging on the premises. They are willing to do any work for a very small scale of pay.
COLON, Canal Zone September 1 Four United States Navy airmen were killed when their plane crashed from 406 feet near the fleet air base. The dead are J. H. Schnitztein 85 of Brooklyn New York W F Manthorn chief radio operator 32 of Brockton Massachusetts D R Glaze aviation ordnance man Hopkins County Texas and C Bugonian 22 of Binghamton New York.
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