Remley Seeks Boys Under Eighteen For Softball Teams
Jefferson City playgrounds director Hardd Remley announced six playgrounds are open and the Junior Softball League at Washington Park begins its 1941 season. Only four teams so far in junior softball. he urges boys 16 and under to report this week with a goal of ten teams for the circuit. Equipment supplied by sponsors except gloves. trophies for top team and ten individual awards. Lions and WPA run the parks. play hours vary by location with softball diamonds at Washington Park, McClung Park, and St. Peter’s.
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Watch That Grip Harold Calderwood Tells How to Hold Golf Club
Local pro Harold Calderwood writes a series in the Post-Tribune on golf grip basics For his first lesson he explains grip setup with the left hand position right hand overlay and thumb V alignment He urges patience through initial awkwardness as the grip becomes natural in time
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Crosby Castoff Sets Parimutuel Record at Hollywood Park
Rita Osund, a Crosby castoff, paid 591.60 to set a pari mutuel record for the Hollywood Park summer meeting. The California bred three year old holdup mare won a six furlong sprint by two lengths, payoff 40.80 and 25.20.
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Stars shine as Dobson powers Red Sox comeback win
Joe Dobson pitched a four hit ball against the Tigers and added three safeties including a home run. Dick Errickson shut out the Pirates with a five hit performance. Elmer Riddle delivered a pitching gem and drove in the winning run. Johnny Hopp had a double and triple to spark a Cardinals victory. Bob Feller halted the Yankees with seven hits as Cleveland returned to the top of the American League.
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Stringbean Williams Hitsters and Open Hopes in Parade
Fort Worth columnist Harry Ferguson surveys sports chatter on Sam Snead’s return to the national open, Louis vs Conn hype, Buddy Baer’s punch, and big Open attendance talk as Texas fans plan for golf and boxing headlines with continued notes on St Louis Browns future.
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Sam Snead
Philadelphia
Major League Leaders by Associated Press
National and American League leaders listed with batting averages 356 Hack Chicago 354 for Reiser Brooklyn Ott New York 12 home runs. R B I leaders Nicholson Chicago 41 Mocore St Louis 39. pitching Cooper 6 1 Warneke 3 1. DiMaggio Chapman Keltner Cronin 16 doubles. OPS leaders and other stats noted for multiple clubs.
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Boxing card results from New York and Holyoke mixed with Chile rainfall
The report lists boxers and outcomes from bouts in New York Brooklyn Amsterdam Newark Philadelphia and Holyoke with several decisions and a knockout. It notes Beau Jack beating Tommy Spiegal and counters alongside other outpoints and stoppages. A Chile rainfall fact mentions up to 216 inches annually in some regions.
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Albany
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George Zengaras
Tony Saraullo
Holyoke
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Beau Jack
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Tommy Spiegal
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Denver
Joe Sutka
Detroit
Lou Gehrig dies from rare disease ends iron horse era
New York June 3 UPI Lou Gehrig baseballs good boy and enduring Yankee star dies of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis after a long illness. He played 2 130 consecutive games and ended a 14 season first-baseman career in 1939. Funeral services set at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Riverdale. Babe Ruth mourns. mayor LaGuardia note.
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Baseball and baseball-like results across leagues
National League results show St Louis tying Brooklyn and Cincinnati tying New York while Boston and Pittsburgh lose. Philadelphia edges Chicago but Cleveland defeats New York as Washington beats Chicago and Boston wins big. American Association listings include Toledo over Kansas City spoiled by rain and partial Milwaukee-Columbus, Minneapolis-Louisville, and St Paul-Indianapolis contests. US money supply hits 9 billion dollars.
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Cards Extend Late Innings Wins Challenge Lead
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 5-4 to break the tie and return to first in the NL while the Cleveland Indians beat the New York Yankees 7-5 to move ahead of the Chicago White Sox. The Yankees fall short as Bob Feller shines in a lively day of major league action.
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Roundup of boxing heat and baseball notes in midweek action
New York plays host to a complex set of sports tidbits. Arthur Donovan was set to referee the Lou Nova Jim Robinson bout in Minneapolis before promoter Tommy O Loughlin changed plans. Billy Conn’s bid to keep a Pittsburgh-made Bloye in the Yankee Stadium title fight with Joe Louis hits hurdles. Buck Nelson’s durability in nine innings remains questioned across 11 starts. Also notes on Dodger clubhouse banter, Pat Mullin vs George Case, George Turpie’s golf duties, and delayed Chicago Philadelphia games amid rain.
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New York
Special News Service
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Lou Nova
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Tommy O'Loughlin
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Earl Mann
Atlanta Crackers
Rene Cortes
Willard Marshall
Connie Ryan
Johnny Nee
Detroit
Pat Mullin
Washington
George Case
Ty Cobb
George Turpie
New Orleans
Audubon Club
George, Jr
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Marian Turpie M'Naughton
Clash of International Shoes Leads Softball Showdown at Washington Park
International Shoes No. 1 faces the unbeatens as a three game series continues at Washington Park. The 6:15 opener pits The Group against Elks with Unemployment Compensation Commission No. 1 meeting Missouri Pacific Eagles at 8:48. Earlier, A.C.W.A and Columbian Squires posted wins while A.C.C. No. 2 beat Missouri Power and Light. A.C.W.A Lutheran clash featured a season high 13 batters in the sixth.
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Aldridge
MacKenzie
Odds Against Slot Machine In Reno Mystery Slugs
Police in Reno Nevada report a local one dollar slot machine with 40 Jeaden slugs cut and filed to dollar size suggesting tampering. The incident raises questions about the odds and safety of slot play in the area.
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