Red Birds rout Buffalo in semi pro hurling clash
The Red Birds defeated Buffalo 9 to 1 as Verslues allowed eight hits over nine innings before Stuckenschneider closed out. Alberts led the offense with three hits in five at bats and four players collected two hits each as the hosts built a 6 run early lead and added a final tally in the ninth. The box score lists Murphy and Walz, Verslues, Lilligard, Burd, Claspill and others contributing for Buffalo, with Lutlgaré and Claspill facing heavy hitters from the Red Birds. Next home game set for June 15 against St. Louis.
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Dr Pepper Keglers Win Senior League Title
Dr Pepper Keglers clinched the Senior League with a 69-36 mark finishing 49 wins to 36 losses. Larrys Tavern placed second with 68 wins, Steamboat Lounge third at 67-38, followed by Sexton Bowls McKay Buick Chevrolet Firestone and Lions Club. Individual leaders included Bradshaw with 770 points and E Caine 697, H Eggen 695, O W Raithel Jr 683.
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Independence Tops KO M League Standings Weekend Sweep
The Independence Yankees climbed from fourth to first in the KOM League after sweeping Carthage three times over the weekend. They defeated the Cubs 6-2 and 13-7, and 5-2 on Saturday, with Lou Skizas homering for two runs in the first game and Tim Bello collecting three hits in four at bats. The Owls also won 6-2 with Harry Bright delivering a two run homer in an inning of five runs.
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Stags Triumph in Non Conference Baseball Tilt 7-3
Jefferson City Legion ends 10 game win streak with 7-3 victory over Chillicothe Indians at City Park. Begeman struck out 14 in a two hit shutout against Algoa, as Legion nine clinched a 5-0 win in the later game and career notes pointed to rising minor league disruption.
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Speculate on Values of Players Jumping to Mexico
Washington AP reports major league baseball considers a far reaching effort amid pennant race impact from abrupt reinstatement of a score of Mexican League jumpers.
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Veeck Threatens Indian Shake Up
Cleveland Indians owner Bill Veeck vowed to take drastic action to snap the slump after Philadelphia torpedoed the club’s mood and left them in seventh place. He hinted at trades, though Lou Boudreau’s job is safe, with ten days left before the trading deadline.
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Mohawks Rally Past Marshall Blue Sox 6 5 in Ninth
The Mohawks erased a 4-4 tie in the eighth with a ninth inning rally to beat the Marshall Blue Sox 6-5 for their fifth win. Augie Ferguson drove in the decisive runs with two singles and a sacrifice as Ted Black starred at short. Next up, Mohawks host Rolla Cardinals at City Park.
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Big 7 Out Runs Southwesterners In Inter Loop Meet
Kansas City June 6 The Big Seven showcased a balanced squad and standout sophomore performances to secure its first victory in the inter‑loop meet. McGuire of Missouri set his 11th meet record with 1 52.2 in the 880, while Guire won the mile in 4 13.8, Kansas’ Karnes taking the younger distance in 9 28. Oklahoma set a new pole vault meet standard at 14 1 and 13 6, as several Southwest stars were held out. Carr
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Central Missouri Sports Show Comes to Boonville Weekend
The second annual Central Missouri Sports Show in Boonville runs Friday through Sunday led by Boonville Rod and Gun Club. The expanded festival features an outdoor banquet with deep fried seatfish, Saturday events include dog shows and retriever demonstrations by Sam B Sparks, and a Sunday skeet meet with Sedalia shooters followed by speed casting and fly fishing demos by M T Swift and Mub Emis.
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Undefeated Larry's To Risk Record In Tilt With P and L
Misseuri Power and Light will get a shot at Larry's undefeated record at 9 p.m. and Algoa and Fashion Cleaners will clash at 7 30 today at City Park as the Senior softball league enters its fourth week. Power and Light stands 2-3? No, 2-3 is unclear. Larry is 2-0. Algoa sits 3-2 while Cleaners have 1-3. The opening tilt features Twilight League teams Highway Office 1-1 and American Legion 0-1 at 6 o'clock.
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Eagles Fall to Mendon in Return After Eight Wins
Jefferson City's Eagles dropped their first game after eight straight wins, losing 20 to 3 at Mendon. Zeke Bonta allowed one run through seven innings before Marceline rallied. Meadle Meadville awaits next Sunday as Lincoln players head home.
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Leavenworth Braves Tie for Seventh in West
The Leavenworth Braves tied for seventh place with Hutchinson after a 3 run 21-3 win over the Elks. Seven unearned runs came on seven Hutchinson errors. Jim Beavers limited Salina with seven hits as St. Joseph beat the Blue Jays 7-4. Neufeldt and Beavers each had three hits off Salina pitchers. Muskogee piled up 17 hits to defeat Joplin 9-1 in Ed Labanski’s ninth pitching win. Joplin then beat Fort Smith 84 behind Carl Sellers who earned his sixth win. Fort Smith edged Topeka 3-2.
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Calvert Distillers Blend Note from New York City
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Cardinals Rally For Pennant Push In Tough NL Race
The St. Louis Cardinals surge into fourth place, only a game and a half behind the Giants, after winning 11 of 13 over two weeks. Stan Musial hits his ninth homer as Al Brazle logs his sixth victory, while New York tops Cincinnati 6 1. Brooklyn slips to third after Pittsburgh wins 5-4 in extras. Phillies and Cubs split a doubleheader with Philadelphia taking the first 2 1 and Chicago grabbing the nightcap 8-7.
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Baseball results and schedule from yesterday and today
Schedule shows National League games in New York and Brooklyn withBoston at Detroit and Philadelphia at Chicago. Yesterday’s scores include Phillies over Brooklyn 7-3 and St Louis over Boston 8-1. Yankees cooled by Browns in doubleheader split. Tigers split with Red Sox 11-3 after 3-2 opener. Indians swept by Athletics. Senators and White Sox split. Canadiens led NHL penalties with 782 minutes.
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Shoemen Fall Short as Tebbetts Tops Tweedies
Be on Lottvsta beat Shoemen 4 to 3 as W Link limited Shoemen to three hits in six innings. Tebbetts earned the win with support from defense and timely hits while Jim Graham toed the mound for Tweedies. Shoemen drop to sixth loss in ten starts, errors limited but offense stalled again.
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Eldon Wins 12-1 Over Centertown in Baseball Clash
Eldon improved to 2-0 this season with a 12-1 win at home over Centertown. Eldon’s Mike Hose, the second baseman, sliced a bases loaded triple in the sixth inning to seal the rout after Centertown scored in the first inning. The report also notes the National League’s All-Star victory drought since 1954.
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