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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1932
Page
2
In a tight NL chase, Chicago and Brooklyn clashed at Ebbets Field as Bill Jurges and Mickey Finn traded blows in the second inning. The Dodgers won 4 to 3, dropping the Cubs from the top and allowing the Boston Braves to lead. Red Lucas and Oszie Bluege propelled wins for Cincinnati and Washington, while Ed Coleman's injury loomed for the Athletics.
Eddie Shea of Chicago outpoints Santiago Zorilla in Cleveland. Billy Wallace of Cleveland stoppes Frank Bojarski in Erie. Emile Spider Pladner of France stops Augie Duggerio in Montreal. Bobby McNeil of Long Branch outpoints Lope Tenorio with Lautenschlager and Palladino drawing in New York and Kansas City.
Winslow gears up for a junior Legion baseball tournament within two weeks to prep for northern Arizona games and the state tournament next month. Coach Clinton Blair reports limited practice and funding constraints. two Southside Bluejays squads reform, while Boy Scout teams dissolve. If Winslow wins state, the Legion covers sectional costs. regional and junior world series costs are paid by the national body. Teams should contact Athletic Officer Richards to enter the city tryout.
Seattle June 11 Neil Christian a veteran professional from Waverley Country Club Portland claimed the Pacific northwest golf title. The victory names him new open champion in a final round that showcased consistent play and strong closing holes.
Reginald Bowen and Pitt coach Frank Shea emerge as the two top quarter milers at the University of Pittsburgh. Bowen, Pitt alumnus, trains daily and aims for Olympic selection after missing the 1928 team by a day. Bowen set a 300-yard world record in 1929 and has 400 meters under 48 seconds, while Shea prepares Bowen for representation of the New York Athletic Club.
Christian made history at Inglewood Golf Club winning a third title after two prior crowns. He completed 72 holes over Thursday and Friday finishing with 284 strokes to become the first man to win the event three times.
The United States, led by Helen Wills Moody, defeated Dorothy Round 6-2 6-3 to clinch the Wightman Cup in Wimbledon. The Americans swept three matches, marking their fourth straight win and the series lead.
Winslow Santa Fe Redskins meet Williams Stars in a return game at 3 p m Sunday on local grounds. Williams won 20 to 4 last Sunday on Redskins’ grounds, but Redskins have two losses in eight games and recent wins over Needles Giants and San Bernardino. Both teams seek top form in a anticipated contest.
Vance Page hurls a one hitter to beat the Angels 4 to 1 in Los Angeles. Zinn outduels Fay Thomas as San Francisco Seals top Oakland 5 to 4. Fred Muller drives Seattle to a 14 to 5 rout over Portland with two homers.
Bill Phebus fanned 12 batters to lift the Bisbee-Douglas Bees to a 7 to 6 win over the Lizards in the first night game at Tucson. More than 2,000 fans witnessed the crowding finish before the stadium lights. From Albuquerque reports Texans near complete but two escaped with a narrow setback.
Manila reports the Philippine Olympic delegation of eight athletes and two coaches leaving on the Tatsuta Maru for San Francisco. They aim for their strongest showing yet at the Los Angeles games this summer.
Chicago June 11 Ohio State, the last neighborhood school to win the NCAA track championship before Southern California, led by George Simpson and Dick Rockaway, remained strong favorite to reclaim the crown at Stagg Field.
El Paso secured a 7 to 5 win over the Albuquerque Dons after a back and forth game that stretched beyond two hours. The decisive runs came in the final frame as the rally sealed the victory.
Joe Sewell of the Yankees singled in the 11th to drive in the winning run against the Tigers. Alvin Crowder of the Senators blanked the White Sox with three hits. Dick Bartell of the Phillies doubled in the eighth to heat the Pirates. Ed Brandt of the Braves throttled the Cardinals for a 2-1 win. Joe Stripp of the Dodgers helped defeat the Cubs with a double and a triple.
The annual Smoki dances, described as the white man’s interpretation of Sacred Ceremonial dances of the primitive Redmen, will be held here tomorrow with spectators from across the state gathered to attend.
The text notes that Southern California's Trojans won the title in 1930 and 1931, failing to defend it in the current year, indicating a change in national prominence and a shift in the championship landscape.
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