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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
7
The Tinymites cheerfully ride in a town parade aboard a bright wagon and wave to onlookers. Scouty and friends watch the long parade pass as grownups laugh and kids smile, then Dancy climaxes with a ride on an elephant trunk.
Kansas Cityhog prices range 2.95 to 3.10 for 170-260 lb tops and sow bids 2.15 to 2.60. Cattle steady to unchanged with vealers down. Chicago hogs rise slightly with top 3.60. cattle slow to weak. native lambs 6.00 to 6.50, sheep steady. Los Angeles hogs scarce. cattle steady with grain fed steers at 6.75, cows 2.50 to 3.00. lambs 4.75 to 5.50.
Tucson, June 10. In a bid for higher league standing, the Lizards host Bisbee Douglas in the first night game at home as they begin a seven-game series.
The stock market shows a moderate but clear improvement in sentiment on June 10. Factors include a bullish wheat crop report, reduced gold outflow, and better trade signals, with Auburn surging over 15 points before settling. Banks and industrials fluctuated as volumes remained light and loan data suggested further liquidation of impaired credit.
The eleventh annual NCAA championships trials begin tomorrow at Stagg Field Chicago with 372 entrants including a large group of ineligibles competing for Olympic qualification. 12 events scheduled with both standard NCAA and Olympic additions including the hammer throw and hop step and jump.
Baseball leaders list from the Associated Press covering National and American League batting, runs batted in, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching. Mentions P Waner, Klein, Foxx, Ruth, Gomez, and other players with team affiliations and stat totals.
In Toronto Henri DeGlane defeated Joe Malcewicz two falls to one with session times of 8 16 and 44 52 and 2 37. Pinkie Garner beat Steve Beamis in Washington 29:00. Jim Londos threw Gino Garibaldi in Chicago 43 05, while Rudy Dusek defeated Hans Steinke in 30:00. McMillen defeated Steinborn 12:00, Zaharias drew with O Shocker 30:00. Browning threw Reginald Siki 32:36. Pat Reilly threw Nick Skatos 16:23. Lew is defeated Shikat in New York in one hour six minutes seven seconds.
Jimmy Londos world heavyweight champion defends his title in Omaha tonight against Ray Richards former Nebraska University football star in a finish match.
Portland opened with a five run first inning and held on to defeat Seattle 9 to 7 last night while Sacramento beat San Francisco 9 to 5 and Los Angeles edged the Angels 4 to 3 with Frank Shellenback homering in the fourth.
San Francisco report: the Missions beat the Oakland club 9 to 8 in a loosely played game last night. The Reds pushed three runs in the eighth to seize the lead and secure the win.
The Maryland Jockey Club which runs Pimlico has cut officials salaries by 20 percent and passed the 1932 dividend. It asks the Maryland Racing Commission to permit lower overnight purses from 1300 to 1000 and steeplechase prizes from 2000 to 1500, aligning finances with the state’s other tracks Havre De Grace Laurel and Bowie.
The Xth Olympiad committee reported that seven hundred fifty half price season reserve tickets have sold in one week to high school pupils and totals may reach a thousand. Other sales progress well ahead of the July 30 to August 14 attendance. Half price season tickets are 11 dollars.
In Wimbledon the US team won the first three matches against Great Britain. Helen Jacobs partnered Anne Harper to beat Dorothy Round and L R C Michell 6-4 6-1. Jacobs also defeated Round 6-4 6-3. Helen Wills Moody secured the third win by defeating Eileen Ben Whittingstall 6-2 6-4. The Americans need only one of four matches tomorrow to retain the trophy.
Mel Ott powered the Giants past the Reds 3 2 with two homers while Jess Haines held the Braves to five hits in a 2 1 win for the Cardinals. Hack Wilson drove in all Dodgers runs in a Cubs victory with a first inning homer and an eighth inning single. George Blaeholder and the Browns beat the Red Sox four hits strong for a seventh win. Glenn Myatt drove in five for the Indians in a win over the Athletics. Heinie Schuble homered and drove in a run as the Tigers defeated the Yankees. Yesterday's Starks 18 16.
Orville Martin, former Purdue Big Ten champion middle distance runner and current Los Angeles Athletic Club member, has accepted the track coach position at his alma mater. The decision bars him from Olympic Games competition, after he had been training with that goal in mind.
El Paso Texans came from behind in the last inning to beat the Albuquerque Dons 9 to 8 in a four game series at Albuquerque.
In a tense basketball or baseball style sequence El Paso overcame a six run deficit in the later frames scoring three hits in the final frame to seize the lead and win. The Texans built a 6 to lead but the Dons tallied late to claim victory.
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