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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
2
Eastern clubs Cleveland Indians and Detroit Tigers push to challenge Yankees and Senators as AL leaders. Yankees hold five games up. Senators and Athletics also strong. In NL, Braves close gap on Cubs. Giants fall. Phillies rally to beat Brooklyn as Mungo struggles.
Eric McNair led the Athletics with a double and two singles in a strong win over Senator pitching. Vesmik of the Indians doubled and singled twice. Derringer and Dean of the Cardinals pitched their team to two 3-2 wins over Cincinnati. Johnny Frederick of the Dodgers had a run batted in with a home run and a double. Art Shires of the Braves drove in the winning run with a tenth inning double. Babe Ruth of the Yankees hit his sixteenth homer and added two singles for four RBIs against the Red Sox.
Harry Ertle longtime secretary of the state boxing commission and former referee of the Dempsey Carpentier match at Boyle's Thirty Acres died today in the medical center Jersey City.
Eugene O. Sullivan, possibly of Yuma Arizona, died instantly in a Sunday night automobile accident about 40 miles from Brawley California.
Meteor City Stars routed Flagstaff 14 to 2 as Manuel Sandoval hit a three run homer in the eighth. Winslow’s Red skins were overwhelmed 20 to 4 at Williams, and the Blue Devils lost 7 to 6 at Holbrook due to late errors. Tony Oso caught for Winslow. Meikle, Hitch cock, and Sorenson starred on defense and mound.
President Hoover returns to the White House after a busy week at Rapidan Camp where he finalized a four point program for economic rehabilitation of the nation.
Seattle swept a Sacramento doubleheader, 15 to 7 and 13 to 4, extending their hot stretch to six wins in seven. In the opener the Indians rallied from 6-3 down in the seventh to plate 11 runs and win. Portland capped its series with Oakland, taking two shutouts 4-0 and 3-0, holding Oakland to six and nine hits respectively.
Los Angeles out slugged San Francisco 15 13 but lost 3 0 as the Seals win the series four games to two. Mike Kreevich drove in six with two homers and a double while Curt Davis and Ed Baecht limited opposition to a handful of hits in seven innings and five innings respectively.
Alexander Vaida-Voevod succeeded in forming a new Romanian cabinet today after King Carol asked him to frame a government. Titulescu failed to form a government to replace former premier Jorga, and Vaida-Voevod was named to lead the ministry.
Auteuil France June 6 Henri Cochet defeated George De Stefani to win the French singles title 6-0 6-4 4-6 6-3 marking Cochet's fifth French title while Helen Wills Moody completed a lap toward all three major women’s championships by winning the French title and aiming for Wimbledon and the American crown.
A. R. Bradbeer of Somerset shot 70 to lead a strong field in British Open qualifying at St George's and Prince's. Top Americans like Sarazen, MacDonald Smith and Armour posted 73 to 75 as Britons and French players chased the leader. Havers mirrored a Prince's 71 tying a course record amid favorable galleries.
The New Mexico Military Institute Cadets beat the Uplifters Club by 17 to 9 in Santa Monica. The Cadets held a 13 to 3 lead after five chukkers, marking their sixth Southern California win.
Stanford ace Ben Eastman shattered two world marks at the Pacific Association meet. He clocked 1:50 for 800 meters and 1:50.9 for 880 yards, bettering Sera Martin’s 1:50.6 and Otto Peltzer’s 1:51.6 respectively, both in the same race.
New York June 6 116 players will emerge from today’s sectional rounds to join 34 exempt stars for the national open at Fresh Meadow Club Flushing Long Island June 23 25. The 36 holes medal play will decide the remaining qualifiers across 20 districts.
More than twenty golf players and fans traveled to Clarkdale to play with the Verde Valley Country Club. They praised ideal weather, good roads, and an excellent course with fine meals. Winslow delegation noted the outing was pleasantly memorable, joined at Flagstaff by Mr and Mrs Carr Schwarz.
An internal remedy approach targets the root cause of piles by improving blood circulation in weak areas. Hemroid tablets are advertised as effective by Dr J S Leonhardt and claim to relieve itching bleeding and protruding piles with a money back offer backed by Central Drug Co in this city.
Bisbee defeats league leading Albuquerque 9 to 3 in the first game and 7 to 4 in the second. Keane goes 5 for 5 with five hits in the opener while Kintana collects two hits in two at bats in the nightcap, powering the Bisbee offense against the visiting pitchers.
In El Paso Arizona-Texas League action Leo Ostenberg’s 14th homer of the season came in the first game, but the Texans lost the nightcap 5 to 3 while Tucson won the second game 5 to 3. Babich pitched for Tucson in the nightcap.
F. C. Blumlein won high score honors at the Winslow Rifle Club range with 126. J. Schlotzhauer scored 123 for second high, Roy Kincannon 119 for third. Seven members shot in clear weather with 200 300 and 500 yard distances. perfect score is 150.
Chicago June 6 Rogers Hornsby predicts an eight club free for all in the National League, saying the race will be extremely close with many surprises. He notes the Cubs have lingered near first place and must improve the outfield to contend.
Mrs. George H. Miles president of the women's state Republican club and one of seven delegates to the Republican national convention says she will not vote for Hoover's renomination unless he pledges to repeal prohibition.
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