Indians Ride 10-Game Streak Keep AL Guessing
The Cleveland Indians stretch to ten straight wins to climb back into the AL first division, just one game behind the Yankees. Wes Ferrell shields the Red Sox with eight hits allowed while homering in the ninth, as Philadelphia, Washington, and Chicago chase their own wins and headlines across a busy day of baseball.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated ‘Press
Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinpaugh
Yankees
Wes Ferrell
Jinx
Algo
Boston
Red Sox
Glendale-Central Arizona Light & Power Applies for Gas Franchise
Glendale Arizona Light & Power Co applied for a franchise to furnish gas for household use in the city. The action signals formal steps toward supplying natural gas to residents and businesses.
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Glendale—Central
Arizona Light & Power Co
Rabbit Poses With A Pachyderm In Braves Newsroom
Maranville, a small but flashy Braves infield star, keeps showing up to stir the clubhouse. He pick s on Buzz Arlett of the Phillies, a rookie at 33, while Arlett delivers powerful hitting to keep Philadelphia competitive.
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Maranville
Boston
Braves
Buzz Arlett
Phillies
Arlett
Shottonmen
Stars In Baseball Games Yesterday
Kiki Cuyler hit a ninth inning homer with one aboard to beat Brooklyn 6 4. Repper Martin delivered a pinch hit single in the last of the ninth scoring Adams to top the Giants. Bill Regan singled in the thirteenth driving in Waner for the Pirates. Alvin Crowder held Detroit to seven hits as the Senators won 5 1. Goose Goslin’s single and doubled helped the Browns beat the Yankees. George Earnshaw limited the White Sox to three singles for his eighth straight win.
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Athletics
Washington Senators
Philadelphia
George Earnshaw
White Sox
Alvin Crowder
Senators
Detroit
Earnshaw
Jimmy Foxx
Charlie
Yankees
Pittsburgh
Boston
Pirates
Hazen
Kiki) Cuyler
Chicago
Bidokivn
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Cardinals
Whitney
Phil
Kiki Cuyler
Brooklyn
Repper Martin Cardinals
Adams
Giants
Goose ‘Goslin
Browns
Agu ila Mining Co Claims Reported in Area
Agu ila Mining Co shows several claims being developed in the district. Phoenix business note reports D. W. Hales opening Hales Coffee Shop at First and Adams streets.
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Aguila
Aguila Mining Co
Phoenix
D. W. Hales
Hales
First and
Adams Streets
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League standings show St Louis leading with 26 wins and 12 losses, New York 24–15, Chicago 23–16, and Boston 20–20. Yesterday Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 2–5, Brooklyn defeated Chicago 4–6, and Pittsburgh beat Boston in St Louis 6. Today schedule includes St Louis at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Boston, and Detroit at Washington. West Coast league lists Hollywood, Portland, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle with recent results and today’s matchups across cities including Los Angeles at Seattle and San Francisco at Portland. Arizona region standings list Bisbee, El Paso, Globe, Phoenix, Nogales, and Tucson with yesterday’s scores and today’s games El Paso at Nogales and Globe at Bisbee.
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L. Pet
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New ‘York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Louis
San Francisco
Sacramento
Seattle
Oakland
Los Angeles
Portland
Hollywood
Missions
Ww. L. Pet
Tucson
Ots Oe
Bisbee
el Paso
Globe
Phoenix
Nogales
I Tucson
Sapko To Face Divodi In 10 Round Hollywood Showdown
In Hollywood California on June 5 Charley Sapko meets Andy Divodi in a 10 round welterweight main event. Divodi is the favorite and Sapko makes his first appearance here after weeks on the coast.
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Hollywood
Cal
New York
Scrappers
Charley Sapko
Andy ‘Divodi
American Legion
Divodi
Sapko
Ance
Armory building nearing completion in Safford
Plans for a highway from Yuma to Hoover Dam through Kingman progress as work advances on a new armory in Safford. The notices indicate ongoing construction and regional infrastructure ambitions.
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Safford
Armory
Kingman
Hoover Dam
Yuma
Trials For Track Meet Held Today
Chicago June 5 The tenth annual national collegiate track and field championships at Stagg Field opened with trials for all events except the mile two mile pole vault and high jump. Southern California star Frank Wykoff and Michigan’s Eddie Tolan must qualify in the 100 yard dash with Tolan also running the 220 to prepare for tomorrow’s finals.
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Chicago
Southern California
Frank Wykoff
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Tolan
Lewis Posts Bond For Title Match
Ed Strangler Lewis posted a 5000 bond with the state athletic commission to back his challenge to Henri De Glane and Jim Londos for the world heavyweight title in Los Angeles. If neither claimant accepts by July 15 Lewis will be declared champion. The commission postponed action on Ancil Hoffman’s licensing for San Francisco boxing open hearings. Jack Johnson was licensed to give exhibitions in California.
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Los Angeles
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
State Athletic Commission
Henri
de Glane
Jim Londos
Lewis
Ancil Hoffman
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
California
Work begins on 36 room annex to Arizona Inn
In Tucson construction crews start a 36 room annex at the Arizona Inn. C P kibby received an $846 contract to install a storm drain on 10th Avenue.
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Tucson
Arizona Inn
P. Kibbey
10Th Avenue
Boxing Roundup Results From Multiple Cities
In New York Vince Dundee defeated Ben Jeby by outpoint in a ten rounder while Ignacio Ara knocked out Buck McTiernan in eight rounds. Jack Rosenberg beat Vittorio Livan by points in eight. In Milwaukee Harry Dublinsky stopped Mickey Cohen in ten. Frank Battaglia stopped Ray Trombie in four. Sam Levine defeated Johnny Lombardo in Milwaukee. Lou Scozza edged Roy Williams in ten. Freddie Heinz stopped Bertie Mott in Chicago.
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Associated Press
New York
Vince Dundee
Baltimore
Ben Jeby
Ignacio Ara
Spain
Buck McTiernan
Pittsburgh
Jack Rosenberg
Vittorio Livan
Italy
Milwaukee
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Mickey Cohen
Denver
Frank Battaglia
Flist
Mich
Lou Scozza
Buffalo
Roy Williams
Freddie Heinz
Saginaw
Bertie
Mott
Boston-Gus Sonnenberg defeats Nick Lutze in wrestling
Sonnenberg of Boston wins two falls to one against Lutze of California in three fall match. McLeod retires injured after one fall against Eid of Buffalo. Dusek loses to London in Washington match, while Donelly defeats Peterson in Little Rock in two out of three falls.
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Associated Press
Boston
Gus Sonnenberg
Nick Lutze
California
Sonnenberg
Lutze
George
Buffalo
George McLeod
McLeod
New York
Ray ‘Steele
Sergei Kalmikoff
Russia
Jim: McMill
Dundee Beats Jeby in Ten Round Boxing at Madison Square Garden
Vince Dundee, Baltimore middleweight, defeated Ben Jeby by split decision in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden despite a small crowd. Referee Jack O'Sullivan favored Jeby, but two judges scored for Dundee. Other items note Ralph Teng buying Martin's Grocery and Vogue Cleaners opening in Nogales.
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Vince Dundee
Baltimore
Ben
Jeby
Madison Square’ Garden
Dundee
Jack O'Sullivan
Phoenix
Ralph [Teng
Martin’s Grocery
Washington ‘Street
Nogales
Vogue Cleaners
Dyers
Morley Avenue
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