Indians Move Into Second With 14 Wins In 18 Games
The Cleveland Indians surged to second in the American League by winning 14 of 18 since May 24, led by Ferrell Brown and Hudlin. Clint Brown shut out the Athletics 4-0 as George Earnshaw gave up three homers. Babe Ruth hit his 206th homer as the Yankees routed Detroit 14-2. Brooklyn led the National League with a 3-2 win over Cincinnati while Giants and Cubs lost.
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Coast League Angels Walk in Los Angeles
Curtis Perry walked Jay Jacobs with the bases loaded in the tenth to give the Los Angeles Angels a 4 to 3 win over the San Francisco Seals. Johnny Moore hit a two run homer in the fourth for Los Angeles.
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Dern defeats Monahan in straight falls in Ogden match
Ira Dern of Salt Lake City won over Jerry Monahan of Phoenix in straight falls. Dern captured the first fall in 14 minutes with a flying mare and the second in three minutes with an airplane spin.
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Yesterday's Stars Spark Key Wins Across MLB Matchups
In a 3-2 Reds loss, Yesterday's Stars doubled with bases loaded in the seventh to drive in two runs and beat the Reds. Robins beat Reds 3-2 as Robins pitchers limited batters. Clint Brown held Ath to four hits in a 3-0 Indians victory. Bart Combs and Lyn Lary combined for eight hits and four RBIs as Yankees crushed Tigers 14-2. Chuck Klein had three singles as Phillies beat Cubs extending his hitting streak to 29 games. Walter Stewart earned his eighth win, Browns downing Red Sox on nine scattered hits.
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Stecher Defeats Kruse In Vancouver Wrestling Match
Joe Stecher, former world heavyweight champion, defeated Bob Kruse of Portland two falls to one in Vancouver. Stecher won the first fall with a body scissors in the third round, Kruse claimed the second with a body slam in the fifth, and Stecher sealed the victory with another scissors hold in the sixth.
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P. A. C. All Stars to Play Nampa in Opening Showdown
The P. A. C. all star nine make their season debut on the local lot next Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in Overland Park against Nam’s Athletic Club. The contest marks the second elimination game among Salt Lake, Nampa, and Pocatello for a berth at the August System meet. Hoddy Larsen shines in the previous Nampa win as P. A. C. looks to extend an early advantage with a strong Pocatello lineup featuring Allred, Armstrong, Dean, Evans, Larsen, Phillips, and others.
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National leaders include Klein of the Phillies atop batting with 415. Terry of the Giants leads runs with 52 and hits with 82. Klein has 60 RBI. Wilson of the Cubs has 18 homers and Cuyler of the Cubs 15 stolen bases. Rice of the Senators tops batting with 396 and Ruth tops runs with 58 RBI 57 and home runs 20. Gehringer and Cronin tied for 19 doubles and Combs of the Yankees has 8 triples.
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Man Breaks Windows in U S Attorney Office to Seek Jail
Alfred Bonner a 65 year old man in Los Angeles admitted he was broke and hungry and could not find work. He used a hammer to smash two windows in the United States attorney's office saying he wanted to go to jail and he did.
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Ford Pays Tribute To Engineering And Value In 1930s Ads
The advertisement highlights Ford’s large use by major companies and government bodies, praising performance, reliability, and low operating costs. Notable features cited include ball and roller bearings throughout the chassis, four-wheel brakes, Rustless Steel, hydraulic shocks, aluminum pistons, chrome silicon valves, torque-tube drive, and a shatter-proof windshield. Prices listed for various Model A and Model AA configurations follow.
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