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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
2
Veteran pitcher Jesse Haines returns to top form for the St. Louis Cardinals, blanking the Philadelphia Phillies 2 0 with a third inning home run, signaling a push toward league honors amid a day of scattered results across the majors.
Paso hosts a high scoring game as Arizona Ganes EL reports the Dons overpower El Texans with nine errors by El Paso. Lahman belts a four bagger and Guselman doubles twice while La Peyri adds a double. In Douglas a late rally by the Bees secures a 12 to 0 win over Tucson as both teams showcase power with multiple safeties.
Tony Canzoneri, widely regarded lightweight champion, defeated Chicago’s Harry Qublinsky in a ten round non-title bout at the West Side Boxing Club. Canzoneri built a seven round margin and secured the decision, proving his prowess against younger fighters in the opening show.
A compact AP summary of NL and AL leaders across batting runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and steals with top names including Waner Klein Hurst Foxx Ruth Gehringer Campbell Lazzeri and Chapman across Pirates Reds Phillies Athletics Yankees and other clubs.
Chicago action sees world lightweight champion Tony Canzoneri outpoint Harry Dublinsky in a non-title match. Also in Chicago Sammy Levine stops Franklyn Cheek while Harry Paul tops Johnny Baima in a separate five rounder. In Philadelphia Kid Chocolate defeats Roger Bernard and Benny Leonard defeats Billy Angelo, with Young Firpo beating Buster Brown. Bobby Leitham stops Art Giroux in Montreal. Sammy Slaughter stops Bud Saltis in Milwaukee.
The Harmsworth Trophy power boat classic will run September 3 to 5 at 6:30 a.m. EST on Lake St Clair with Detroit as the event hub and high speed craft expected to compete.
About 4,000 fans watched a three hour program at the Legion stadium as Joe Savoldi defeated Harney Ostopowich in two falls and tied with him in another. Everett Marshall and Charlie Santen wrestled to a one hour draw, while Mustapha Pasha suffered a mishap from a cigarette butt before losing to Paddy Mack.
San Francisco defeats Hollywood 2 to 0 to close the gap atop the league as the Stars outhit the Seals eight to five in a mid-June contest. Oakland edges Sacramento in ninth on Pinelli’s sacrifice fly scoring Anton. Eddie Walsh gains the win. Los Angeles beats the Missions 4 3 as LeRoy Herrmann earns his 14th victory. Seattle tops Portland 8 3 with four early runs off Bill Shores.
Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey prepare for their Madison Square Garden bout next Tuesday amid skepticism over gate potential. Analysts estimate a 40,000 crowd even as seats reach 23 dollars, with Garden projections trimmed to 400000 dollars from initial forecasts. Schmeling at 188.5 pounds and Sharkey pacing workouts, both fighters focus on readiness despite uncertain turnout.
Jimmy Hanna of Boise Idaho teams with the veteran against a rising local fighter in Harry Thomas at Legion Stadium Hollywood. The ten round bout may end earlier as both men are strong hitters.
June 17 reports show Portugal and the Philippines entering the International Games entries, with about ten athletes expected from Portugal and a similar number from the Philippines. France Germany Italy Argentina Thailand Holland Cuba Greece also sent preliminary notices this week. Spain plans to send about a dozen men to the games from July 30 to August 14.
Harrisburg scenes feature Nick Lutze of Los Angeles defeating Ralph Wilson in a 33:10 bout. Sam Stein of Newark defeats Whitey Hewitt of Memphis two falls to one, with Stein winning the first and third. In Kansas City Wladek Zbyszko of Warsaw defeats Harry Ekizian of Boston after Ekizian is disqualified for biting.
Southwest Olympic decathlon tryouts begin in Los Angeles with USC star Jim Stewart who placed fourth in the 1928 Amsterdam all around. Stewart faces strong challenge from Wendell Smith of the Los Angeles Athletic Club, ex-Occidental College standout.
The Meteor City Athletic Club Blue Devils, under manager Clinton Blair and coach Dan J. Foley, prepare for a Sunday game against Ash Fork led by Harper Harman. Blair fills the vacancy left by O H Good, who resigned for business duties. Ash Fork is said to have strengthened since an early season win by the Devils.
Bill Dickey of the Yankees hit a homer with two aboard to beat the White Sox. Lloyd Brown of the Senators blanked the Tigers with five hits. Leon Goslin of the Browns hit four consecutive hits off Athletic pitching. Harvey Hendrick of the Reds collected a triple double and a single against the Dodgers. Burleigh Grimes of the Cubs allowed seven scattered hits as the Giants' streak ended. Jess Haines of the Cardinals shut out the Phillies 2-0 and hit a home run.
The Meteor City Stars beat the highway team 19 to 9 at Joseph City last Sunday and likely travel to Holbrook for their next game. The latest result leaves the Stars with a 36 to 6 win tally from the previous Sunday.
In New York on June 17 bar silver eased by 1 8 at 27 1 2 cents.
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