Bruins Rally To Extend Lead In Major League Standings
The top two clubs, Chicago and New York, gained ground as Cubs beat Brooklyn twice to widen their lead to six and a half games while the Mackmen and Yankees split with the Indians and Tigers respectively. Ed Morris blanked the White Sox for Boston 2 0 and Detroit swept a doubleheader over Washington 10 5 and 13 11. St Louis shutout Boston 5 0 and Jakie May beat Philadelphia 7 1 at Cincinnati.
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Texas League Leaders Dozen Hit For Power And Average
United Press notes top home run hitters Nason San Antonio L Cox Fort Worth Mellano Waco Sanguinez and Bennett Wichita Falls lead in home runs. Batting leaders include Bennett and J Moore Dallas with high averages, Langford Shoulder, IR Moore, and base runners led by E Moore Fort Worth and R Moore Dallas.
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Uniforms for Cemetery Workers Move Forward
Local workers in Cambridge Massachusetts will wear uniforms in the cemetery following a city council vote. Complaints about shabby dressing prompted the regulation to align attire with official standards and contrast with police uniform codes.
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Gambling of Names and Scores in Roundup of Players Listed
A long roster lists players from towns including Dalhart Clovis Shamrock and Tucumcari with various scores and withdrawals. Many names appear with paired numbers and occasional withdrawals noted. The dense table reads like an intercity athletic signup sheet.
Panhandle Amateur Golf Scores At Hillcrest
The Panhandle Amateur concluded at Hillcrest with 18 hole rounds yesterday and a 36 hole total. Scores list numerous players including Agnew Anderson Culpepper and Braswell with withdrawals noted among entrants.
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Earl Ellis
Bill Flenniken
Earl Fuqua
A. A. Foster
Hereford
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Elk City
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Roy Greenhill
E. F. Granberry
Henry S. Gooch
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Charley Hoover
Pelham Hopkins
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George W. Hodgins
J. M. Hagan
Owen Henson
Carl Harrison
Memphis
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Wade Holman
Joe Herring
Sid Iverson
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Earthquake Felt At Cuico Chile
A strong earthquake was felt last night at 8 20 alarming the population but causing little damage. Other nearby points felt the same disturbance according to Associated Press reports from Cuico Chile on August 5.
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Notice to Paving Contractors Amarillo Texas 1929 bids
The City Commission of Amarillo Texas will receive sealed bids at 7 30 p m on Tuesday August 20 1929 for paving curb and gutter and excavation on Seventeenth Street from alley between Polk and Tyler to E P L of Van Buren. A 5 percent bid check and a statutory bond with a Texas surety are required. The city may accept or reject any bid. City Manager W N Durham August 5 1929.
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Inside Stuff Wins for Houston in ten inning series finale
Houston tops Shreveport 4 to 2 after ten innings in a game highlighted by Pepper Martin stealing three bases and Gene Bailey's light hitting club producing the deciding runs. Other regional results include Wichita Falls beating the Spudders 6 to 5 and Fort Worth beating San Antonio 3 to 2. Upcoming matchups feature Beaumont at Wichita Falls and San Antonio at Shreveport.
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Baseball Leaders Named in League Standings and Stats
The Associated Press lists top majors through August 4 with leaders in batting runs and RBIs. Highlights include Herman batting .409 for the Robins and Wilson/Dyk Ott leading RBIs. Gehringer and Grove shine in American League.
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Fines in July Totaled 1518 Dollars
Judge Homer A. Callaway reports July fines by the corporation court amounted to 1518 dollars. Misdemeanor cases paid 1110 dollars and traffic violators 408 dollars. About 500 dollars in additional fines remain to be collected, the judge said.
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Dallas to stage free prize fight on mat bill
In Dallas on Thursday night a ten round welterweight bout between Duke Tramel and Kid Kober will headline a program after wrestling exhibitions. Admission to the wrestling events will be charged, then the arena will be cleared for the Kober Tramel clash with no admission fee and no compensation to fighters. promoter Larry Meinert says the setup complies with Texas anti prizefight law.
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Chocolate Hasn't Forgotten Club That Gave Him First Chance
Kid Chocolate the Cuban boxer who came to New York broke and penniless found his first chance at Mitchell Field soldiers club. He quickly rose through bantam and featherweight ranks earning promoters pay around $15 000 per night within a year of his breakthrough.
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Fight Gameness and Muddle Surround Sharkey Schmeling Bout
US boxing fans seek clarity as Sharkey of Boston and Schmeling of Germany are slated for a September bout to decide Tunney’s successor. Possible venues include New York City Detroit or Brooklyn Ebbets Field Yankee Stadium and MSG flexes to stage the fight with various oppo nents under consideration.
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Chocolate to Box Tommy Lorenzo Ten Rounds for Soldiers
Chocolate returns to Mitchell Field club this week to box Tommy Lorenzo for ten rounds. The match, arranged for a few hundred dollars, supports soldiers and marks his comeback promised to the match-maker.
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