Legion Nine Third Capital City Team In Three-Night Parade
The Junior American Legion nine travels to Columbia after two prior visits this week as Red Birds vs Yellow Cab and other local matchups unfold. Three Red Bird players hit home runs in a 15-12 win over Columbia Yellow Cab, with pitching allowing eight runs early. Jager Boo Vilma and Cosh Buck Walt have yet to start. The box scores note Batting and pitching details for BROS and COLUMBIA, as the season advances toward a fourth league win.
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Japan
Efferson City Post-Tribune
Legion Nine
Capital City
Columbia
American Legion
Sexton Motors
Gpino
Columbia Gold Fellows
Tweedies
Dasi
Red Birds
Columbia Yellow Cab
Legion
Columbia Sexion
Jager Boo Vilma
Cosh
Buck Walt
Furler
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Gaily
Ray
Red Bird
Patsmen
John Murphy
Eliott Fat
Beris
Jim Why
Tone Homme
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Weber
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R. Alberts
Adrian
Stuckensehneider
Smith Waeve
Kirkham
Carter Ahh
Gy Walden
P. Geainio
Baseball Leaders in the American and National Leagues
Baseball statistics from the Astorintenti al League show Robinson and Reese of Brooklyn leading in runs and RBIs, with Kiner and Musial among home run leaders. In pitching, Spahn and Spahn-like names appear for Boston and Brooklyn, while in the American League Williams, Kell, and Joost top several categories alongside notable pitchers like Lopat and Newhouser.
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Brooklyn
Spahn
Boston
Zermal
Chicago
Joost
Philadelphi
Philadelma Williams
Williams
Stephens
Detroit
I —Kell
Philadelphia
A. Doubies
Zernial
Chapman
Mitchell
Cleveland
Kell
Yale
Sielen
Dillinger
Tigers and Yankees: Joplin Parks Softball Doubleheader
Detroit Tigers sneak into a soft ball doubleheader at City Park with the Joplin Peerless Manufacturing team headlining. The opener features the Joplin Jam against the Merchants and Larry’s Tavern in the afterpiece with Mouse Matthes set to start for Joplin and Bud Van Loo for the Merchants amid a string of recent Senior league results.
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Joplin Peerless Manufacturing Company
City Park
Joplin Jam
Merchants
Larry’s Tavern
Capital City
Mouse Matthes
Joplin
Matthes
Bud van Loo
Dave Fischer
Larry's
van Loo
Missouri Power
Steinmetz
Power and Light
Pass Office
Columbian Squires
Hank Vossen
Dyer cherishes Cardinals balance amid pitching shifts
New York June 10 AP Eddie Dyer keeps the Cardinals lineup stable as he weighs left and right handed pitching. He cites Musial Slaughter and Pallet as key contributors to the club’s pennant push, while noting Stan Musial’s improving power against lefties. Also mentions Bern Lacroix’s high school discus feat and Browns lineman Ted Hazlewood’s injury from accidental shooting at camp.
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New York
Eddie Dyer
Cardinals
Eddie
Bills Southworth
Stan Musial
Stan
Musial
Enos Slaughter
Howie Pallet
Fights Last Night In Minneapolis and New York
Miguel Acevedo and Mel Hammond fought in a chaotic night with carton of stones used as cannonballs. The report lists locations in Minneapolis and Havana with percentages and names like Roland Lassarsa and Jimny Carollo.
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New York
Jimny Carollo
York
Minneapolis
Miguel
Acevedo
Havana
Mel Hammond
Baseball Tonight Schedule and Yesterday's Scores
Tonight's games include Chicago at Boston with Bush facing Spahn, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, St Louis at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at New York, Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at St Louis, New York at Cleveland, and others. Yesterday results feature St Louis 11 Boston 0 and Detroit 9 New York 5 among NL and AA scores.
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Boston
Bush
Spahn
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Fox
Hatten
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brazie
Heintz
Elman
Pittsburgh
New York
Werle
Jansen
Detroit
St. Leuis
Breonkhy
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Milewaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Washington
Cleveland
St Louis
York
Oklahoma Aggies to Meet Texas in NCAA Regional
Oklahoma A&M clinched a spot to face Texas in the NCAA regional by routing Kansas 12 to 1 in Stillwater. Jim Ward pitched a six hit game, guarding the Cowpokes as they repeated as Fifth District champions and capitalized on nine Kansas errors to seize control.
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Okla
Oklahoma A & M
Texas
University of Kansas
Aggies
Jost
Kansas
Stele
Jim Ward
ASA
Bi Gilman
Hhel
Hepler
Morrew
Ward
Bartlett
Leavenworth Braves Pitch Doubleheader Against Joplin
Joe Lacroix attempted an iron man effort by pitching both games of a Western Association doubleheader for Leavenworth against Joplin. Joplin won 4-1 in game one and 4-2 in game two, with Lacroix allowing 13 hits over 16 innings.
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Honomeg
Joe Lacroix
Joe
Joplin
Leavenworth Braves
Lacroix
Tigers Hold Yankees Lead With Quiet Detroit Win
In spring training action, the Detroit Tigers halted the New York Yankees’ surge as Red Rolfe’s club won eight of ten. Hovnteman, a young fan, contributed a hit during Lakeland play, and Evers drove in three runs after shifting to left field. Connie Mack’s Athletics edged the White Sox in 22 innings, while the Browns and Phillies posted decisive performances.
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Associated Press
Credy
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankee
St. Louis
Tigers
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Yanks
Detroit
Red Rolfe
Arl Hovnteman
Anto Cr
Lakeland
Fla
Tiger
Balloting Opens for All Stars in Brooklyn Game
Balloting started in Chicago to pick starting lineups for the American and National Leagues for the annual All-Star game in Brooklyn on July 32. First returns are expected by next Monday.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Untitled local weather and time schedule fragment
The readable text outlines time entries and color codes for a local schedule in Central Standard Time with references to Thursday and tomorrow. It mentions minor major timing blocks and short durations, suggesting a timetable snippet rather than a full event description.
Rugged Battle for Association Lead
Indianapolis nudged into second place behind St. Paul as the association race heated. Ted Beard led a 13 hit attack with four pitchers earning decisions, while Columbus ended Phil Haug’s five game win streak by routing St. Paul. Ferrell Anderson, Knickerbocker homers, and a late surge by Milwaukee and Louisville reshaped the standings with key performances from George Wilson and others.
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Brees
Indianapolis
Mlate
St. Paul
Toledo
Knickerbocker
Bob Ma
Minneaselis
Ar Tison
Tailender Louisville
Mill Jers
George Wilson
Loustville
California Golf Meet Sunday at Houch Park
About 20 linksmen from California are expected to visit Houch Park Sunday for a 15 hole match-play golf meet with Hough Park players. It is the first Muny course event with an out of team this season and the series resumes after the war. A return match at the California course is planned a week later.
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California
Hough Park
Hough Parkers
Cat City
Rainy Weather Delays K O M League Games Crowds Grow
Rainy conditions slowed play in the K O M League but on-field action drew large crowds. The Johja Cubs reclaimed first place with a 6 2 victory over Chanute, while the Pittsburg Browns rose from last to seventh by beating the erstwhile leaders, the Independence Indians, before a 2 441 crowd the largest of the year.
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Cresher
Johja Cubs
Chanute
Pittsburg Browns
Independence Indians
Pittsburg
NCA A Accuses 16 Schools of Violations
Chicago June 10 The National Collegiate Athletic Association accuses 16 member schools of not acting in compliance with the sanity code. Prof Clarence P Houston of Fufis college chairs the constitution compliance committee and says the schools have until July 7 to signify if they will comply by September 1. Hockey Official Quits. Chicago June 10 AP The United States Hockey League seeks a new president to replace James C Hendy of Minneapolis who has led the loop for the past three years.
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Arty
National Collegiate Athleticssociation
Soo
Clarence P. Houston
Fufis College
Constitution Compliance Committee
United States Hockey League
James C. Hendy
Minneapolis
Ault Wins 440 Yard Hurdles at Dublin Meet
Dick Ault of Missouri won the 440 yard hurdles in 34.2 seconds as a touring American track and field squad topped five of seven events in an international meet in Dublin last night.
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Dublin
Dick Ault
Missouri
Outsider Leads National Open After Round One
The 49th National Open at Medinah drew a large field of 162 with Les Kennedy holding a slim one stroke lead after firing a 36 35 71 at Medinah No 2. Sixteen players posted subpar rounds and several veterans including Bobby Cruickshank Lew Worsham Ralph Guldahl and Claude Harmon were in contention in a crowded leaderboard.
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Chicago
Tom
Harry
Les Kennedy
Yone
Jesse
Pawker
R. I. Shooter
Medinah
Kennedy
Winn
New England
P.G.A
Golf Brosch
Garden. Ci
Nek Harcert
Herman Bardro
Tava
Pen Cooper
Ponte Verde Beach
Fla
Bus Peelle
Kansas City
Kan
Bobby Cruickshank
Lew Worsham
Johny Palmer
Claude Harmon
Ralph Guldahl
Twilight League and leagues schedule softball games
Twilight League hosts WEW versus American Legion at six, Junior League faces Post Tribune against Capital City at seven thirty, and Telephone Senior League features Fashion Cleaners versus Capital Potato Chin. A note mentions U S Life Insurance companies totaling over 31 million dollars as of 1347.
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American Legion
Post-Tribune
Capital City
Fashion Cleaners
Capital Potato Chin
U. S
Cards Triumph in Philly as Pollet Shuts Giants
St Louis Cardinals win 4-1 in Philadelphia extending six game win streak and 15 of last 16. Howie Pollet limits New York Giants to six hits while Stan Musial drives in a run with 12th straight game in support as Enos Slaughter and Red Schoendienst contribute. Browns also win on shutout by Starr, with Spence and Graham homering.
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St. Louis Browns
Ellis
Chuck Stubbs
Frank Quinn
Phutout
Red Sox
Dkivning
Chicago
St.Louis
Boston
Dodgers
Ralph Branca
Cubs
Johnny Schraits
Pollet
York Giants
Cardinals
St. Louis
Eddie Kazak
Max Souitworth
Cincinnati
Hall
Phillies
Pittsburgh
del Ennis
Andy Seminick
Jack Marly
Murry Dickson
Dickson
St Louis
Jim Kkonstanty
Pirates
St Couts Cardinal
Redbirds
Philadelphia
Howie Pollet
Ampant Redbirds
New York Giants
Brooklyn Packers
Peet
Kazak
Pottet
Ian ‘Ings
Stan Musial
St Cardinal
Enos Shaw
Ratt Neiiher
Browns
Sportsman’s
Starr
Limes
Ae Williams
Stan Spence
Linger
Jack Graham
Whitey Platt
Armstrong Eagles Beat Maytags in 3-1 Victory
The Armstrong Eagles defeated Joe's Maytags 3-1 with a solo homer by Carl Freverts in the second inning. The win moved Armstrong to 3-1 in league play, marking their sixth straight history.
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Armstrong Eagles
Maytags
Joe's
Armstrong
Frank
Carl Freverts
Eagles
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