The Coolidge examiner., 1932-01-08
SPORTS

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SPORTS
Jan. Alabama defeated Wash
ington State in Pasadena, Rose Bowl
| football game.
| England established world automo-
| bile speed record of 245.73 miles an
| hour at Daytona Beach. Fla.
Feb. 26-First James f. Sullivan
| memorial medal of A. A. U. present.
| ed to Bobby Jones.
Feb. 2S-Northwestern university
| won Big Ten basketball champion
| ship.
March 2O-Gar Wood at Miami
! Beach set new speed boat record of
102256 miles an hour.
March 21-Cambridge crew beat
! Oxford.
April 14-Jack Thompson, Chicago
colored welterweight regained
worlds title by defeating Tommy
| Freeman of Cleveland.
| lightweight title at Chicago by
knocking out Jack (Kid) Berg of
! England.
May 9-Mate won the Preakness.
| May 12-American amateur boxers
| defeated French team, 5 bouts to 5.
| in Chicago.
May 16-Mrs. Whitney's Twenty
Grand won the Kentucky derby.
May 22-Eric Smith won British
amateur golf title.
May 23-Wisconsin won Big Four
| track and field championship.
May 27-William Harridge elected
| president of American Baseball
| league.
May 3o-Louis Schneider won In
| dianapolis 500 mile automobile race.
Southern California won intercoI-
| legiate track championship.
June 3-English derby won by
| Cameronian, the favorite.
June 5-Tommy Armour. Detroit
professional, won British open golf
June 6-University of Southern
! California won national collegiate
! track meet.
University of Illinois won Big
| Four baseball championship.
June 16-Navy won the Pough-
| keepsie regatta.
June 19-Harvard beat Yale In
the New London regatta.
June 20-Mate won the American
| derby at Chicago.
Ed Dudley won Western open golf
| championship.
June 21-Johnny Goodman of
Omaha won Transmississippi golf
| title.
June 2S-Yale won collegiate golf
June 27-American golfers de-
feated British. regaining the Ryder
| cup.
George Dunlap of Princeton won
| collegiate golf championship.
July 3-Max Schmeling of Ger
| many whipped Willie Stribling in Is
rounds at Cleveland, retaining the
heavyweight title.
July George Won Elm and Will
| lie Burke tied for national open
golf championship.
July 5-Von Elm and Burke again
tied in play-off of national golf
July 6-Billy Burke won open
golf title in second playoff with
Won Elm.
Alliss tied for Canadian open golf
July 14-Hagen beat Alliss in
playoff for Canadian title.
July I8-Mate won the $4,000
classic at Arlington track, Chicago.
tional series from Santa Paula team
of Argentina.
Don Moe won western amateur
golf title.
July 19-British tennis team de-
feated Americans and won right to
play French for Davis cup
July 22-Jack Sharkey and Micky
walker fought Is round draw in
Brooklyn.
July 26-French tennis team de-
ISdIGu bIIllSH, retaining DdNlS cup.
Aug. Sun Beau, winning the
Arlington handicap, became record
breaking money winner.
Aug. 8-American women's tennis
team won Wightman cup from Brit
ish.
Aug. 23-Helen Wills Moody again
won women's tennis championship.
Aug. 28-Rev. Garrison Roebuck
Of Mcclure, Ohio, won Grand Amer
lean handicap.
Aug. 29-Mrs. o. S. Hill won wom-
ems western golf title.
Sept. 5-Francis Quimet won ma
tional amateur golf championship at
Chicago.
Sept. 6-Kaye Don's Miss England
II beat Gar Woods Miss America
TX in first heat of Harmsworth
trophy race at Detroit.
Sept. 7-Harmsworth races ended
when Don's boat was disqualified
and then sank.
Sept: 10-Tony Canzoneri, light
Sept. 12-Ellsworth Vines of Cali
fornia won national tennis cham
pionship.
Sept. 15-Philadelphia Athletics
won American league pennant.
Sept. LIST. Louis Cardinals won
National league pennant.
Sept. 19-Tom Creavy won the
professional golf championship.
Santa Paula team of Argentina
won American open polo title.
Sept. 26-Helen. Hicks won. wom-
ems golf championship, defeating
Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware.
Oct. 1O-St. Louis Cardinals won
world championship.
Oct. 12-Jack Sharkey whipped
Primo Carnera in Brooklyn.
Oct 20-Nova Scotia boat Blue
nose won Atlantic fishing fleet tro-
ply permanently.
oct. 23-Lou Brouillard won well
terweight title from Jack Thomp-
son.
Oct 26-Young Perez of Tunis
won hyweight title from frankie
Genaro of New York in Paris.
Nov. 2-Lewis outwrestled Zbyszko
in Chicago and won world title.
Nov. 4-Battalino beat Earl Mas
tro in Chicago, retaining feather
weight title.
Nov. 2O-Canzoneri defeated Kid
Chocolate in New York.
Nov. 21-In football Yale defeated
Harvard, and University of Southern
California beat Notre Dame.