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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1928
Page
2
Heavy shipments of livestock were moved during the week with cattle and hogs dispatched to Denver and California markets. The article notes ongoing fattening and distribution by Mell company and others facilitating transport.
Livestock shipments through Tiol brook increased last week with thirty two carloads of cattle and other stock received and forwarded. Ten carloads from the McFadden ranch at Pleasant Valley were sent to Whitman Nebraska.
Elmér Duffield received additional sheep and merged them to his range near the city. The record notes 16 years of sheep and a transfer of cattle to McBermatt, with unspecified amounts. The details reflect moving livestock to summer ranges and shared assets within the local range system.
United Press report from Chicago outlines the national collegiate track meet where Stanford captured first with 72 points, Illinois second, and Michigan strong. Aubrey Bracey of Rice Institute tied NCAA records with 9.0 for 100 yards and 20.9 for 220, as about 12 000 spectators witnessed a fast track day at Soldier Field.
Toro powered past Misstep to win the Derby by a neck with Solace third and Admiral Crayson's Strolling Player fading to fourth. Eddie Ambrose rode Toro for owner G. Watkins as the strong crowd watched a 1 1/16 mile pursuit. Purses awarded totaled $21,900 for Toro, $5,000 for Misstep, and $3,000 for Solace. In Belmont Stakes action, Vito upset at 10 to 1, defeating Victoria, with Game and Diavolo in the money as a record crowd witnessed a $63,430 winner's purse.
Johnny Weissmuller rallied the Illinois Athletic Club relay squad in the national AAU meet in San Francisco. He extended an early lead to secure a new world record time of 9 minutes 32 seconds for the 880 yard relay, beating the Honolulu mark by 3 seconds.
National League results show St Louis edging Al 2 in nine innings and New York defeating Brooklyn 8 to 5 in extra. Chicago beat Philadelphia 15 to 11 in a high scoring affair. First-game results include Pittsburgh over Boston 6 to 2, then Boston over Pittsburgh 6 to 1. New York topped Cleveland 7 to 3. Washington beat Chicago 4 to 2. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 7 to 2 in the first game. Boston and Detroit played, Detroit winning 7 to 4 in one game while another was 37 to 0 for Detroit in a later row. American Association notes Kansas City over Indianapolis 7 to 1. Milwaukee over Louisville 11 to 0, Minneapolis over Toledo 10 to 2, with later results and postponements.
In San Francisco the Pacifec Coald League trails 6 to 0 over Seattle while Los Angeles 0 Portland 4. Sacramento defeats Missions 10 3 and Hollywood 5 Oakland 84. Waco 2 Beaumont 3. San Antonio 2 Houston. Wichita Falls 1 Dallas 5. Fort Worth at Shreveport postponed due to rain.
International League results include Montreal defeating Jersey City 7 to 2 with Rochester edging Newark 4 to 1. Buffalo beat Baltimore 9 to 2, and Toronto won 6 to 2 over Reading.
Tulsa tops Omaha 9 to 2 in a dramatic game while Oklahoma City records 9 to 3 over Des Moines. Amarillo downed Denver 2 to 5 and Wichita lost 3 to 5 against Pueblo in regional scores.
In Topeka the Muskogee team won 3 2 over Topeka in a baseball score. Springfield defeated Joplin 3 to 5 in a separate game. The brief standings summary lists recent scores and results from the Western Association games.
In a Southern Association listing Little Rock 1 and Atlanta 3, Memphis 4 and Birmingham 5, Nashville 2 and New Orleans 0, Chattanooga 2 and Mobile 3 appear. The terse slate records results across multiple city matchups with scores.
The Rev T E Elgin will address the Methodist Church at 8 o clock this evening. Attendees are urged to come, as he departs for Los Angeles Monday marking his last appearance for some time. The note mentions Kingman Airline and a tunnel opening near 4,400 level at Old Colony mine substation installation.
At Kansas City Hoover supporters rally around the goal of nominating Herbert Hoover. Officials including Everett Sanders deny a direct White House pull while Work defends the alliance as a challenge to the administration. Hoover backers vow the convention will affirm Hoover as their candidate despite Coolidge’s presence.
The piece describes cabinet members like Interior, Postmaster, and Agriculture secretaries as a political halo over Hoover’s organization. It notes the power to dispense jobs shapes delegate loyalties and cites a southern Republican uneasy at Hoover headquarters after joining the Lowden camp.
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