Grimm's job is safe as Cubs win in Boston
New York July 12 unoffical word said Boss Charlie Grimm would stay atop the Cubs if September found them not leading the National League. In Boston the Cubs beat the Braves twice behind solid outings by Guy Bush and Pat Malone. The Cubs won 3-1 in the opener and 2-1 in the nightcap, shrinking the gap to the Giants as Pittsburgh lost.
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Attendance Rise Marked In Texas Loop Nights
Fort Worth drew 4 600 as the Panthers lost 6 4 to the Dallas Steers. Fred Stiely limited the Cats to losses while Pred Tauby hit two doubles and a triple. San Antonio defeated Houston 7 1 behind Ash Hillin’s five hit allowed. Galveston beat Beaumont 4 0 with Slim Jim Bivin holding nine innings. Oklahoma City crushed Tulsa 16 5 in the dedication of a new park as Moncrief and 16 Oiler hits powered the win.
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Mexican charged with murder of U S official in border case
Rafael Dominguez a Mexican was indicted for murder in the killing of U S customs officer L C Henry on June 19 near Piedras Negras. Authorities say the slaying was tied to customs actions against Villa Acuna narcotics smugglers and Dominguez faces federal murder charges in the United States. Extradition proceedings are underway from Mexico.
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American Aircraft Agent Dies in Shanghai Crash
Carl A. A. Nahmacher 35, Far Eastern representative of United Aircraft, was killed when his plane nosedived and crashed near Shanghai. Mechanic Richard Welsh parachuted to safety. Nahmacher formerly lived in Brooklyn New York.
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Farmer Boy Stops Chocolate in Featherweight Bid
Petey Hayes of Secaucus New York rose to the top ranks of featherweights by defeating Kid Chocolate of Cuba in ten rounds. The veteran Cuban faded as Hayes pressed the pace flooring Chocolate four times and winning eight rounds before the stoppage amid ten thousand spectators. Chocolate weighed 129 1/2 pounds to Hayes 127.
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Art McHenry Quits Professional Game
Fort Worth reporter says Art McHenry former Fort Worth Panthers regular outfielder quit professional baseball to coach in a Lanett Alabama high school and take a steady mill job. He requested release after last night’s game where he appeared as a pinch hitter.
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Primo Carnera Bosses Doubt Duffy Would Change Title Fight
July 12 report notes Bil Duffy, former federal inmate, could not influence Primo Carnera’s corner in the heavyweight championship. Duffy, released this week after tax returns dispute and parole denials, says Carnera would still have fought on his own. Carnera criticizes his corner for chaotic behavior and lost mouthpiece.
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Fight Results From Major Cities by The Associated Press
In New York Petey Hayes 127 Brooklyn outpoints Kid Chocolate 129 1 4 Cuba Marty Dublin 141 1 2 Chicago outpoints Jimmy Leto 144 Hartford Conn Lou Amber 134 Herkimer NY outpoints Roger Bernard 128 1 2 Flint Mich Paris Young Perez 118 Tunis outpoints Emile Spider Pladner 118 France Obie Walker 209 Atlanta knocked out Italo Colonnello 195 Italy Davey Day 137 3 4 Chicago knocked out Stanislaus Loagya 142 3 4 Chile Jackie Sharkey 127 Minneapolis outpoints Sammy Mosco 126 1 2 Omaha Neb Cincinnati Frankie Sansome 134 1 2 Cincinnati drew with Johnny Alba 131 Filipina
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Spider) Pladner
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Original Pairings Changed in Western Amateur First Rounds
The Western Amateur Golf tournament moved several matchups as it enters match play with two 18 hole rounds today. Revisions shift Rodney Bliss of Omaha to face Jack Malloy of Tulsa and Princeton, while Zell Baton moves to the top of the lower bracket to meet Arthur St John.
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Treasury report shows 4-1 position and fiscal sums
Treasury data for July 10 shows receipts 8 572 423 32 dollars and expenditures 17 280 913 78 dollars with a balance of 2 588 548 774 22. Customs receipts for the month total 6 559 43 45 and fiscal year receipts since July 1 reach 08 452 909 53 against 201 328 105 46 in expenditures including 60 924 126 82 of emergency spending, leaving a excess of 102 675 105 93. gold assets stand at 67 676 823 240. The New York Stock Exchange notes 70 000 miles of wires.
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Cavalcade Set To Duel In Arlington Turf Classic
Chicago bookmaker quotes trainer Smith optimism as Cavalcade aims for the 1934 leading money winner honors at the Armeton classic mile and a quarter at Arlington Park. Smith compares Cavalcade favorably with Man o War and predicts victory barring accidents with jockey Robert Jones aboard Good Goods.
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Texas Polo Team Vo Vie in East Meet
All Texas Polo team Vo Vie opens the national junior championships at Rumson New Jersey facing Eastern rivals. Cecil Smith and H W Williams lead a four Texan squad including George Miller and Charlie Waring with Smith possibly sidelined by sinus trouble.
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Laddie) Sanford
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Yesterday's Heroes in Baseball Show Giants and Yankees Power
Bill Terry homered and scored all Giants runs while Bill Dickey hit two homers for the Yankees. Bill Delancey delivered a ninth inning pinch hit for the Cardinals.
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Major League Leaders Spurs by National and American Circles
The roundup lists NL leaders with Terry Giants 366 hits Ott 21 homers and Medwick 68 RBIs for Cardinals. AL leaders show Gehrig 92 RBIs and Manush 131 hits. pitching leaders include Dean 14 3 and Gomez 14 2. Also notes Johnny Appleseed’s odd apple seed planting custom begun about 1401 in Ohio with a coffee sack cloak and a pan hood.
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Boxing Commission Approves Three Title Fights
The New York Boxing Board recognized three title matches with tentative dates set. Barney Ross will defend the lightweight title against Jimmy McLarnin on September 6, followed by a bout with Tony Cannonieri for the welterweight title within 60 days. Vincent Dundee meets Teddy Yarowz for the middleweight title within 30 days. A sixth bout pairs Baby Arizmendi against Mike Belloise at Madison Square Garden Bowl on August 9.
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World featherweight title on hold amid challenger dispute
The commission halted the light heavyweight bout between Nero Flermonte and Maxey Rosenbloom again, delaying recognition of a world featherweight champion until Flermonte fights another opponent.
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