Ruthless Yankees Tumbling as Johnsons Senators Dominate
Yankees cling to third as Washington’s Senators win seventh straight, taking the first of a doubleheader 6 4 behind Walter Johnson. Babe Ruth hits his forty first homer but New York cannot close the gap. Athletics lose 4 3 to the Red Sox while Detroit tops Cleveland 5 4. Brooklyn edges New York 9 8 in ten innings. Cubs beat Cardinals 5 4. Phillies fall 6 2 to the Braves.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Athletics
Babe Ruth and Company
Walter Johnson
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Yankees
Yanks
Babe Ruth
Johnson
Charlie Ruffing
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
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Fecon
Storms Cut Travel To Petrified Forest In July
Travel to the Petrified Forest in July dropped during the last half of the month due to Rio Puerco floods. Private autos carried 4 282 cars and 15 225 passengers, Harveycars 739. total monthly travel 15 964 and yearly total 80 174 since Oct 1 1929. A cistern and water supply improvements were made at headquarters, a station wagon added, and forest roads repaired. Superintendent Pinkley is on vacation in Los Angeles visiting family. Dr Barnum Brown of the Am is mentioned.
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Petrified Forest
Rio Puerco
Harveycar
Navy shipbuilder Rock in Los Angeles after Pacific inspection
Rear Admiral George H. Rock, the navy's chief of construction, arrived in Los Angeles aboard the Calawali after a inspection tour of the Hawaiian Islands. He will oversee the building of ships allotted to the United States as post naval treaty work proceeds.
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NEA
Los Angeles
U.S
George H. Rock
Navy
Calawali
Hawaiian Islands
Boxing Results From Across The Nation
Boston Dave Shade outpointed Joe Anderson in Los Angeles. Bruce Flowers knocked out Tom Grogan in New Rochelle. Sammy Cherin outpointed Joe Trabon in New York. Billy Townsend beat Kid Brown in Los Angeles. Ted Goodrich and Billy Algers fought to a draw in Atlanta.
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Associated Press
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Dave Shade
Los Angeles
Joe Anderson
Covington
New York
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
N. Y
Tommy Grogan
Neb
Sammy Cherin
Joe Trabon
Kansas City
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
B. C
Harry
Kid) Brown
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Ted Goodrich
Manti
Billy Algers
Phoenix
Ariz
Drew
Colts Bring Small Total At Saratoga
At Saratoga opening of yearling sales Fasig-Tipton sold 29 yearlings from Shenandoah and E B McLean for 24850 total averaging 856. The top price 3700 was paid by Brandon stable for Sun Charmer Perigourdine colt from Shenandoah stud.
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N. Y
Sun Charmer-Perigourdine
Saratoga
Fasig-Tipton Company
Brandon Stable
E. B. Jacobs
Shenandoah Stud
E. B. McLean
Washington
Petrified Forest Featured In Museum Filming Trip
The American Museum of Natural History in New York City spent a day filming moving pictures and taking stills of long logs and notable sections of the Petrified Forest.
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Erican
Alexander Dismissed By Toledo Ball Club
Grover Cleveland Alexander, once a top pitcher, was released by the Toledo club in the American Association. He had never worn a Toledo uniform and was said to be not desired. The veteran had previously been released by Dallas in the Texas League and by the Philadelphia Nationals.
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Toledo
Pete
Dallas
Philadelphia Nationals
Mastro La Barba Set for Chicago Featherweight Fight
Chicago on August 6 reports Har Mastro of Chicago and Fidel La Barba of Los Angeles will clash in a 10 round world featherweight championship bout at the stadium tomorrow. Mastro favored at 6 to 5, with even money expected at ring time.
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Mastro-La Barba
Chicago
Har] Mastro
Fidel la Barba
Los Angeles
Stallar
Mastro
Railroad paving planned for ten blocks in Nogales
Nogales officials announce the Nogales Southern Pacific railroad project will pave ten city blocks running parallel to the tracks. The work aims to improve street surfaces and traffic flow along the corridor.
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Nogales
Southern Pacific Railroad
City
Boxing Clash at Garden Weighed Down by Weight and Fight Doubts
Madison Square Garden moderates advance ticket sales for the Chocolate Berg bout amid fan indifference and a string of disputed decisions. Chocolate may exceed featherweight limits, while Berg faces a lighter path to 132 1/4 pounds, with both fighters facing questions over current form and future title chances.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
Win W York
Jack Ekkers
Madison Square Garden
Dias
Chocolate
Berg
Cere E
Americans Face Each Other in Canadian Amateur Golf
In London Ontario six U S players reach the second round of match play in the Canadian amateur golf championship. Eddie Held of Great Neck defends his title by meeting C M Stuart of Montreal, while J Wood Platt faces Francis W Ryan of Detroit and Fred J Wright meets J Raymond Ferguson. Frank Connolly draws S S Merritt as the 36 hole rounds proceed.
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Ont
United States
Eddie Held
Great Neck
N. Y
Held
J. L. Lewis
Brantford
C. M. Stuart
Montreal
J. Wood Platt
Philadelphia
Francis W
Sculling Champion to Compete at Empire Games
Bob Pearce the Australian world champion sculler will compete at the British Empire Games in Hamilton Ontario starting mid August. Pearce won the Olympic title at Amsterdam in 1928 and will be one of the leading rowers at the event.
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Hamilton
Ont
Canada
Bob Pearce
Australia
Pearce
Amsterdam
Baseball standings update and local notices
St Johns A and B Schuster Co opened a service station. Tucson bids opened for Broadway Subway construction. Tempe contract let to C W Brown for dining hall additions at Tempe State Teachers College. Yuma Valley Bank may be refinanced and reopened soon.
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A. & B. Schuster Company
Tucson
Tempe
C. W. Brown
Tempe State Teachers’ College
Yuma
Yuma Valley Bank
Minor Leagues Threaten Universal Draft Clash
The American Association International League and Pacific Coast League leaders warn they will oppose the majors on a universal draft if required. Walter Hapgood says minors expect Kansas City 1921 agreement to stand but would act independently if majors cut player relations after December 1.
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American Association
International League
Pacific Coast League
Walter Hapgood
Montreal
Kansas City
Hapgood
Seals and Missions Tied for Runner-Up in Coast League
San Francisco Seals and Missions share second place in the Coast League, two games behind Hollywood. The Missions beat Los Angeles 3 to 2 with Her Pillette on the mound, while San Francisco routed Hollywood 8 to 2 as Elmer Jacobsen led the offense. Sacramento opened night baseball in Oakland, beating the Oaks 5 to 4 after a late rally, Bryan winning and Craghead losing. Portland opened the Northwest series by routing Seattle 4 to 1 as ex-senator held Indians in check.
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Seals
Misions
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Missions
Los Angeles
Holywood
Starg
Elmer Jaco
Hitler
Tuner
Sacramento
Oakland
Bryan
Craghead
Fortland
Seattle
Jex
Globe-George W. Evans Erect $15,000 Service Station Plans
Globe and George W. Evans announce plans to build a $15,000 service station at the corner of Yuma and Broad, with construction expected in the near future.
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Globe
George W. Evans
Yuma
Broad Stil
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