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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1949

Page

10

Legion Club Seeks Ninth Straight Win At Home

The Sexton Motors junior Legion baseball team hosts Columbia in City Park aiming to extend its league lead to nine straight wins. Buck Watt pitches Ed Plogsted with Ken Paschal catching as the lineup features Walz Nienaber Baushett Newberry Higgins McDaniel and Kiemme. The squad aims to add to an eight win total after a 17 to 2 victory over Rolla last Sunday.

American Legion Sexton Motors Columbia Legion Sexton Columbia Boys Buck Watt Eddie Plogsted Ken Paschal Pete Walz Bob Newberry Elmer Baushett Bob Nienaber Higgins Dick Kelpe Mervin McDaniel Stan Kiemme Begerean The Legion Rolla

Wild Scramble in K-O-M Loop Race T

A wild scramble shapes the K-O-M Loop standings as Prarthagze rebounds with a 4 win and Tola holds second while Ponca City, Independence, Bartlesville, Chanute and the Dodgers clash for positions. Bartlesville’s Bartlesville 4-3 win over Independence reshuffles the top of the league. Windy Johnson earns a relief win for Iola in an 8-5 victory over Miami.

Associated Press Prarthagze Tola Jook Independence Ponca City Dodgers Chanute Janute Bartlesville Yankees Bob Binard Miami Windy Johnson Iz Over Iola

Milwaukee Leads Association With Weekend Wins

Milwaukee moved back into the AA lead by defeating Kansas City while Minneapolis routed St. Paul. Milwaukee’s 12-2 win over the Apostles snapped St. Paul’s intercity dominance, improving to .658 while Milwaukee rose to .658. Al Epperly threw a seven hitter for his first shutout and fifth win. Roy Eprisfield extended his streak to 26 straight games with a safety. Bill Ayers and others powered Minneapolis with five RBIs, a double, and a grand slam, as Jack Harshman joined the homer tally.

iBy Preess Milwaukee American Association Kansas City Minneapolis St. Paul Miller Apostles St. Pauls Bill Elbert Blues Roy Eprisfield Swilwaukee

Sad Browns Open Home Stand Against Senators Today

The Louis Browns, sinking in the American League cellar after 11 losses in 13 on the road, start a 12 game home stand at Sportsman's Park against the Washington Senators. Manager Zack Taylor cited pitching troubles as the key issue, noting 182 walks by the staff this season. Red Embree will seek improvement against Joe Haynes as the Browns aim to climb from their 10-40 mark. The note also mentions the Cardinals beginning an eastern trip at Brooklyn with Al Brazle facing the Dodgers as they sit two and a half games back.

Ney Associated Press Louis Browns Sportsman's Park Washington Senators Browns Zack Taylor Taylor Charles Red

Baseball results from yesterday across leagues

National League results show Brooklyn 6 over New York 7 and Philadelphia with no other games scheduled. American League games not listed except Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 0 and Minneapolis 2. Several night matchups include Brooklyn at St Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati, New York at Chicago, Washington at St Louis, Boston at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Detroit with various pitchers named.

Brooklyn New York Boston Philadelphia Milwaukee Kansas City Minneapolis Paul National Eager . Louis Brazie Roe Pittombar B. Chicago Lehmitz Cincinnati Fox Borowy Chicago Ruschi Judson Washington St. Louis Haynes Embree Cleveland Kinder Feller Detroit Coleman Trucks Pittsburgh

Qualify for 49th National Open at Washington DC

The field for the 49th National Open golf championship was nearly set in Washington DC with nine spots to be decided. Slambang Sammy Snead emerged as the man to beat after winning the PGA Championship in Richmond 3 and 2 over Johnny Palmer, while other pros and amateurs posted strong scores at Memphis New Orleans and around the country.

New York Washington, D.C Slambang Sammy Snead Medinah Country Club Chicago Johnny Palmer Badin Richmond Snead Porky Olver Bob Sweeny Dick, Chapman Mike Turnes Dawson Joe Kirkwood, Jr Paul Runyan de. Cary Dlecott Memphis Freddie Haas, Jr New Orleans Haag Per Middlecott

Senior and Junior League Softball Showdown Sparks Victory

Missouri Power and Light rallied to beat Fashion Cleaners 11 8 in a Senior league clash at City Park. P and L trailed 8 6 in the seventh before a 15 hit attack and six seventh inning runs gave them the win led by Steinmetz who fanned eight. Roark Limbaush Immerman, and Steinmetz starred for the victors while Todd allowed five walks and four strikeouts as Cleaners pitchers struggled amid eight hits and key errors. Algoa started fast, then stalled, edging Capitol Potato Chips 6 5 with Koslo homering for Algoa. Shiverdecker allowed no walks in a Walters win over the Chippers, who dropped to four straight losses.

Missouri Fashion Cleaners City Park Bob Steinmetz Cleaners Algoa P and L Capitol Potato Chips American Legion Capital City Water Jim Todd Todd Roark Limbaush Immerman Craig Walters Chippers Bill Shiver Decksr Koslo Aigon Prenger W. Schneiders Shiverdecker Alfoens Msga Snes

Sooner Grid Coach to Return to Big Ten After Offer

CHICAGO June 1 AP reported Oklahoma Sugar Bowl champion head coach, who rejected an offer to skip the season, will return to Big Ten territory briefly. The 33-year-old, described as a tall blonde coach, will lead the collegiate squad facing the Philadelphia E. National Football League.

Chicago Oklahoma Wisconsin

Wilkinson to lead AL Star as youngest mentor in history

W. Wilkinson will be the youngest mentor ever honored by the AL Star directorshi. He succeeds Frank Leahy of Notre Dame who held the post for two consecutive years. Wilkinson, with a 17 win and one tie in 27 games as Oklahoma head coach, returns to the spotlight after calling signals for the Collegians in the 1937 victory over the Green Bay Packers.

Wilkinson Frank Leahy Notre Dame Sooners Collegians Green Bay Packers

Sam Snead Wins PGA Championship in 1949 Victory

Sam Snead, from White Sulphur Springs, WV, defeated Johnny Palmer 3 and 2 to win the 1949 PGA Championship in Richmond. He becomes the first to hold Masters and PGA crowns in the same year and tops the year’s money list with $12,610.83, including $3,599 from the final round. Yale to host seven of nine football games next fall with Columbia in New York and Princeton at Princeton.

Richmond Samuel Jackson Snead America White Sulphur Springs W.V Johnny Palmer Badin N.C Professional Golfers Association Snead Palmer Sam Yale Columbia New York Princeton

Star Qualifying For Country Club Tourney Tomorrow

Qualifying rounds for the annual Country Club Championship begin tomorrow and run through Sunday with about 30 players expected. Bracketing for three flights, Championship and B flight, will begin after scorecards are in, with match play starting soon after. Matches are 18 holes, finals 36 holes. first round ends June 12, second June 18, third June 26, finals set for June 28. Defending champ Dr. Paul Le is exempt from qualifying.

Paul le

Kennedy Returns To Mendon Home

Vernon Kennedy, a former 20 game winner for the Detroit T ers, returns to Mendon to pitch for the Mendon Achietics against a Negro club from Segalia. He plans to run his farm near Mendon and began pro baseball in 1930 with Oklahoma City. He later played for the Chicago White Sox and Detroit, including two 20 win seasons. He won the decathlon at the 1927 Penn Belz while a student at Central State College.

Mendon Vernon Kennedy Detroit Ters Ans Kennedy Dallas Jas Mendon Achietics SeGalia Ht Hander Newhall Grocery Oklahoma City Chicago White Sox Cleveland Indians Detroit Central State College Warrens Penn Belz

Baseball Stat Line Fragments From Various Teams

A garbled OCR tally lists players and stats across teams including Kiner Robinson and Mize with home runs and RBIs, plus pitching and stolen base markers. It references Pittsburgh Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Boston Cleveland and Detroit players with numbers for hits doubles triples and strikeouts.

Thomson New York Robinson Brooklyn Jones Philadelphia Waitkus Smailey Chicago Furilio Kiner Pittsburgh Mize Reese Brosir- Robinson Branca Chesney Stikeouts Spahn Boston Seastern

Bass souvenir mounted from Jopiin lake display

Capital Cilian Hooks a large sized bass, among early souvenirs, now on display after being pulled in by Bob Serigee from a small lake near Jopiin North. The catch was made at dawn using minnows. K. C. Geifer leads BANSAS CITY. In June 1 action, Tom Bleaches of Hasses City topped 62 golfers in sectional Open qualifying.

Cilian Bob Serigee Jopiin Es Norte K. C. Geifer Bansas City Tom Bleaches Hasses City

Furillo Delivers Late Homer to Lift Dodgers in Marathon

Carl Furillo hit a fourth inning homer and again in extra innings as the Dodgers rallied to beat the Giants 6 4 3 in a 3 hour 3 minute Polo Grounds marathon. Roy Campanella added a key triple and Dave Hoskins score secured the win as Dodger pitchers held Giants to few baserunners in a dramatic first place clash.

Feritlo Brooks Shade Levs New York Giants Jane Braves Dodger Furilio Roy Campanella Dave Hoslo Banta Barney Shotton Jim Konstan Chnt Conaiser

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