Red Birds Top Wright County 8 2 In City Park War
Jefferson City Red Birds beat Wright County All-Stars 8 to 2 at City Park. Willis Copeland allowed five hits in a five inning effort while his teammates collected 12 hits, led by Gill with a homer. The Red Birds jumped to three early runs and pulled away with a double steal and steady defense.
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Red Birds
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Wright County
Copeland
Schulter
Adrian
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Sethe Rivas
Collay
Cattengin
Dunn
Platt
Nichols
Hildebrand
Rt Newton
B. Todd
Frye
Weaver
Os L. Todd
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Harley
E Schulte
Vivian
Harper
Schepker
Gill
Crewelt
S&s. Adrian
Brazito Trounges Beat Centertown In Tight 20-6 Game
Brazito Trounges defeated Centertown at Centertown stadium 20 to 6 to even the season series. Albert Sommerer pitched six hits and four fielding errors by Centertown aided Brazito’s offense. Sommerer contributed two hits in six at bats while Angerer went 4 for 6, with every Brazito player recording a hit.
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Brazito
Centertown
Albert Sommerer
Sommerer
Angerer
Baseball Standings and Sunday Scores Across Leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 4 New York 1 Brooklyn 10 Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 7 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 6 3 Boston 5 10. American League Detroit 10 Boston 4 Cleveland 5 Washington 4 10 innings Chicago 8 6 Philadelphia 2 7. St Louis 6 New York 5 postponed by darkness. American Association Minneapolis 9 5 Louisville 8 4 ten innings St Paul 3 2 and 8 inning tie Columbus 5 7 Milwaukee 2 8 Toledo 7 12 Kansas City 6 5. Plus stray notes on unusual tonnage and bird species.
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Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St Louis
American Association
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Louisville
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St. Paul
Columbus
Milwukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Merore Zoe
Pittsburg
St. Louis American Association
Toledo Bee
Bartletts Mopac and Krogers Win Loop Tilts
Bartletts, Missouri Pacific and Krogers won last night in City Park softball. Bartletts beat Building Trades 9-4 after a first inning rally, Mopacs rallied to defeat Jetts 7-4 with Boegeman and Crewelt pitching, and Krogers beat Heinrichs 11-6 with Beal and Reed each collecting two hits. Tonight’s games include Bartletts vs American Shoes, Lutherans vs Algoa, Heinrichs vs Newberry Oilers.
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Missouri Pacific
Krogers
City Park
Jetts
Heinrichs
Bartietts
Boegeman
Crewelt
Rice
McNew
Beal
Reed
Stoehr
R H Eeinrichs
American Shoes
Lutherans
Algoa
Newberry Oilers
Ozark AAU Meet Caps Cape Athletic Club Glory
Cape Girardeau Ath letic Club led by Bill McLane dominated the Ozark AAU meet in Cape Girardeau Missouri. McLane tied the meet record by winning the 220 yard low hurdles in 24.8 seconds and captured the 120 yard high hurdles. Teammate Paisley set a discus mark with 128 feet 2 inches. Other Cape winners included Ralph Less in the 440 yard and James Obermiller clearing 12 feet 134 inches in the pole vault.
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Capital City
Cape Girardeau Athletic Club
Bill McLane
J Ozark A. A. U
McLane
Paisley
Ralph Less
Fland James Obermiller
Car Service By The AP Feature Service
Miami curb market offers car friendly services for shoppers. Households can buy Florida oranges and have garments cleaned without leaving the sedan. The drink or other stock items are delivered to the car by a waiting clerk.
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Fla
Chamber of Commerse
Florida
Royals Owide Doubleheader in Civil War Era Play
The Heisinger Royals split a doubleheader with Cedar City 5-1 then lost 8-7 to the Jefferson City Grays at Lincoln Field. McDaniels and Koester pitched in game one. Reed collected two hits for the Royals, while Ousley held the Grays to six hits. The Grays rallied with five late runs to seal the win. A Civil War note mentions a lengthy naval blockade.
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Jin
Tthey
Cedar City
Jefferson City Grays
McDaniels
Koester
Royals
Jana
Link
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Grays
Jefferson City
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Fulton
Fulton Meinhardt
Lefty Ross
Meinsharat
Ross
Tweedlies
Kennett
Fallon
Maxey
Meinhardt
Tweeidies
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Sane Slaughter
Moberly Edges Mohawks 8-4 in tight baseball finish
Moberly Browns rallied from a 4-2 deficit to beat the Mohawks 5-4 at Moberly. The Mohawks led 4-2 after five innings before a two-run eighth inning by Browns sealed the come-from-behind victory. Final line shows Mohawks 7 hits, Browns 5, with a fielder’s choice and singles catalyzing the eighth inning.
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Mohawks
Moberly Browns
Moberly
Browns
Federal spending excess hits 7 million in year end note
Treasury reports fiscal year starting July 1 shows spending at 87.9 billion with under a month left. Expenditures including debt retirement run 800 thousand below the annual budget, while spending to date exceeds income by 1.498 billion.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Century Track and Golfers Spark Sport Parade Notes
Henry McLemore comments on a range of sports and satire from horse racing to the Walker Cup in St Andrews, criticizes prize money ideas, jokes about famed horses, praises British amateur golf modesty, and quotes Lawson Robertson urging a permanent Olympic site. He also notes America's struggle with Bill Terry's baseball club.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
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Denver
iStagehand
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Lawrin
St. Andrews
Broadecaster
America
Lawson Robertson
Pennsylvania
Robertson
Berlin
Tokyo
Amsterdam
Los Angeles
Bill Terry
Miget Wins Phil A. Dallmeyer Handicap Golf Title
John Miget captured first in the Phil A. Dallmeyer handicap tourney at Hough Park, posting a net 63 on a 69 par round to claim the trophy and a commitment to no longer carry a six stroke handicap. Ed Wood was second with net 278, Jno Roch third, and E. M. Bishop fourth. plans for a future Kidding Day event were announced.
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Phil A. Dallmeyer
Hough Park Links
Migel
Miget
Ed Wood
Jno. Roch
E. MM
Bishop
Quartet of Squared League Leaders Highlight 1930s Baseball Stats
The roundup lists top performers across leagues with players like Trosky Averill Foxx and Lewis leading in runs RBIs and hits. Pitching leaders include Kennedy Grove MacFayden and Melton with noted wins and decisions. The scan mixes multiple teams Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia St Louis New York Boston Detroit and Washington with top figures in batting pitching and fielding.
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Washington
Foxx
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Detroit
Myer
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Lavagetto
Brooklyn
Lombardi
Cincinnati
Ott
New York
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Galan
Chicago
McCormick
Slaughter
St. Louis
Martin
Philadelphia
Rizzo
Pittsburgh
Mize
Gutteridge
Hack
MacFayden
Melton
Open Championship: Tony Penna Wins Kansas City Open
Tony Penna of Dayton Ohio wins the Kansas City Open with a 212 total seven under par capturing $1,250 first money. Paul Runyan takes $750 for second at 215 while Sem Snead ends third at 216. Johnny Revolta and Frank Walsh tie for fourth at 217 as other stars fade after strong starts. Penna heads to Denver for the National Open golf tour with confidence.
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Ohio
Denver
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Hillcrest
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Sem Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
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Milwaukee
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Frank Walsh
Morton Grove
Jimmy Thomson
Gene Sarazen
Horton Smith
Sports Mirror highlights historic golf and baseball lore
Yotag a year ago Horton Smith and Harry Cooper won a $9,000 Inverness match play tournament at Toledo. Three years ago Alvin Krueger shot one-under-par to lead the U S Open. Five years ago Babe Ruth topped big league home run lists. Also notes about patroons of the Dutch West India Company in colonial New Netherland.
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Associated Press
Yotag
Horton- Smith
Harry Cooper
Toledo
Alvin
Butch) Krueger
Beloit
Wispro
Babe Ruth
Missouri Bass Tackle And Local Quail Ethics In Focus
A Missouri outdoors piece urges using smaller spinners for bass and highlights favored flies like Black Gnat and Western Bee. It also praises a state official who hunts quail, stressing conservative shooting and a modest daily bag as a model for other sportsmen in the state.
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Missouri
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Cooper
Florida
Giants slump grow in nine-run drought roundup
In a daily sports roundup Eddie Brietz notes the Giants’ nine runs over 54 innings and speculates on players and moves. The column touches on Terrible Terry, Tony Lazzeri, Ben Hogan, Ken Keltner’s 1939 signing, Al Lopez’s retirement, and managerial jitters around Durocher and Frisch. It also mentions Ted Meredith and John Woodruff in a track meet context and hints at East defenses.
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Sid Feder
New York
Giants
Terribie ‘Terry
Tony Lazzeri
Cubs
Phillies
Ben Wogan
al ‘Lopez
Bees
Indians
Ken Keltner
Baily Grimes
Brooklyn
Chuck Dressen
Lippy
Leo Durocher
Frankie Frisch
Chuck
Nashville
Ted Meredith
Long John I Woodruff
Pitt
Immaculate Conception Blues Lose To Wardsville 12 1
Immaculate Conception Blues fall 12 to 1 as Wardsville bats surge. DeBroeck limits Blues to two hits and thirteen strikeouts, while Landwehr allows nine hits but Blues fielding falters.
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Immaculate Conception Blues
Wardsville
DeBroeck
Blues
Landwehr
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