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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
2
The Cincinnati Reds dropped seven in a row, falling to seventh place as injuries and errors plagued the lineup. They were defeated by the New York Giants 9 to 2, with four errors in the first four innings contributing to the loss.
India's four Olympians land in Los Angeles joining other entrants as the village opens for competitors of the Games July 30 to August 14. The first trio Dhawan Sutton Vernieux arrive with coach Mumby. remaining team members arrive June 16. Jorge Perry of Colombia is also in town awaiting entry blanks.
Eastbourne England June 9 H W Bunny Austin ranked British star defeated Gregory Mangin United States 6 1 6 3 9 7 in the opening match of a team series played along Davis Cup lines.
In Albuquerque last night the Dons led in the fourth and beat the Texans 3 to 1. El Paso's Leo Ostenberg hit his 15th homer of the season for the Texans lone run.
In Newbury England on June 9 Capt Stanley Wilson’s four year old filly Anna won the summer cup a mile and a half race by a length ahead of Sir Matthew Wilson’s Rock Star. Capt Arnold Wills’ Chorist finished third three quarters of a length back with sixteen runners.
Frankie Frisch returned to the lineup and collected three singles and a double against the Braves. Gabby Hartnett and Bill Jurges delivered key hits in the Cubs 14th inning win over Brooklyn 7 to 5. Charlie Berry sparked the White Sox to a 3 2 victory over Washington with a two out bases loaded jab in the ninth. Lefty Grove notches his tenth straight win for the A’s who down Cleveland 3 to 1, while Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig power the Yankees past Detroit 5 to 4.
The Tariff Commission, acting on a Senate resolution, orders an investigation into production costs of crab meats paste and sauce. The inquiry aims to determine pricing and import implications for industry stakeholders.
Gene Sarazen, New York pro, tied Prince’s course record with a 69 to lead the British Open at 139 after 36 holes. Tommy Armour sits at 145, Percy Allis 142, with Sarazen’s 35 and 34 halves and a near 68 possible if not for a flawed last approach.
Pittsburgh light heavyweight world champion Maxie Rosenbloom outpointed Larry Johnson of Chicago. Ray Miller defeated Johnny Datto in Chicago in a ten round bout.
Ote Brannan, Hollywood second baseman, hit a three run homer in the tenth with two on to lift the Stars to an 8 to 5 win over Los Angeles. It was Brannan’s fifth hit of the game and the Stars tied the game in the ninth before the decisive blow.
In Sacramento last night a late push helped San Francisco Seals overcome Sacramento 7 to 5 in 12 innings after a long double by Keesey with runners aboard in the 12th inning.
Cleveland and New York bouts feature Benny Leonard and Andy Savio la on points in ten rounds. Scar pati and Phil McGraw also go the distance. San Francisco card ends in a draw between Sammy James and Pietro Georgi. Johnny Freeman stops Joey Coffman. Mickey Evans stops Jackie Evans. Roy Stice defeats Speedy Clayton on points. Mickey McFarland stops Denny Lenhart.
Twelve entries for the fourth annual 374 nautical mile power cruiser race from San Francisco to Long Beach were announced in Long Beach California. The event tied the game 5 to 3 and was extended by three extra innings.
Oakland pounded four Mission hurlers to win 12 to 7. Fieber held the Reds to eight hits, navigating early jams caused by five Oakland errors, and pitched the complete game.
Portland beat Seattle 7 to 6 in an eleven inning see-saw game. Fred Berger delivered a decisive hit that deflected off Seattle’s second baseman for the winning run.
At the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles Vic Christy Sunland youth, weighing 201 pounds, dropped two straight falls to Ray Steele of Glendale in a three fall match. Steele weighed 250 and won the first fall in 27 minutes 1 second with a reverse body slam and the second in 2 minutes 37 seconds with another body slam. Abe Coleman, 200 pounds, New York, won the second and third falls against Dick Daviscourt, 250 of Vista, in a separate match. About 6,000 fans saw the bouts.
A player at bat with bases loaded delivered the decisive play in a tense late moment, sealing the game as the crowd watched eagerly. The exact teams and venue are not specified in the accessible text.
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