Tharp Brothers Clinch Jefferson City Softball Title Lead
With two weeks left in the first half, the Tharp Brothers hold 14–0, threatening to clinch the Jefferson City Softball League title. Heinrichs Funeral Home trails in second, needing four wins while the Tharps falter. Obermans and others vie for positions as results and player changes unfold.
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Heinrichs Funeral
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Tweedies
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Obermans Park
City Park
John Morris
Kelly Garrett
Krogers
Earl Noleis
R. Smallwood
Harold Stochr
Vic Rackers
R. Woratzeck
Cecil Bennett
Bohannon
Lammers
Junior Hess
George Bremerkamp
Dewey Jett
Gene Shackleford
Howard Gaifke
Still fishing guides amid muddy waters and late spawning
Anglers are urged to fish with simple gear as creeks run muddy. Crappie and silver bass bite daily above the Osage Dam and in the Lye, while bass are late to spawn this year, leaving anglers hopeful yet cautious about future catches.
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Lye
Bagnell
Frank Stack
Maries
Slack
Chamois Noses Out Owls in High-Scoring Win
Chamois beats Jefferson City 9 to 8 at home as both teams combine for 22 hits and seven errors. Smith leads Owls with four hits and three steals while Thompson earns the win for Chamois after a seven-inning mound effort.
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Langendoeri Everee
Mertens
Tawnley
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Stenner
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Reed
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Gusley
Chicago sports round up on boxing fans and figures
In Chicago a fevered sports scene frames boxing and golf talk. Dempsey Tunney memories loom as Braddock Louis hype builds with Jacobs backing. Notes on Sam Snead and Craig Wood highlight golf form and fashion rivals. Banks of contenders shift from Kenosha to Philadelphia as fans chase large gate dreams.
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Soldier Field
Tex Rickard
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
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Kenosha
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Maxie Baer
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Vermont
Joe Foley
Big Sire
Old Chicago Journal
Henry Cooper
Max Schmeling
Sammy Snead
West Virginia
Barney Ross
RedSox
Senators
White Sox
Zeke Bonura
Sphaghetti
Maxie Roesch
Philadelphia
Philly
Wrigley Field
Craig Wood
Johnny Farrell
Sluggers Fall In Tight 9-8 Home Game At Claysville
The Popps Souphone Hill Sluggers lost to Claysville 9 to 8 in a full seven inning clash. Claysville led early, Popps surged with five runs in the third, and a late rally by Popps tied the score before Claysville plated the decisive run in the final frame. Batteries were Schrieman Hard and High for Popps, Bondvant and Hartley for Claysville.
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Caddies Strike At Sedalia Country Club
Sedalia Mo June 14 AP Felice dispersed 15 golf caddies at the Sedalia Country club Sunday after they had gone on a sit down strike for a 10 cent an hour Pay increase. 2 cen
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Felice
Sedalia Country Club
New York Teams Still In Front By Slim Margin
The second invasion by the American League east and National League west left both New York clubs in front though slim margins mark the standings. Chicago's Cubs and White Sox pace the west, while the Cardinals and Tigers press in the east amid injuries and strong efforts by DiMaggio Gehrig and other stars.
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Dean
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Homestead
Athletics
Mickey Cochrane
Roxie Lawson
Tommy Bridges
Elden Auker
Red Sox
Bulldogs Fall to Algoa Farms in Narrow Defeat
Jefferson City Bulldogs could not capitalize on chances and lost 13 to 5 to Algoa Farms. Algoa piled 14 hits, capitalizing on one Bulldog error and timely scoring as Gossett, Jackman, and Goff collected three hits each. Branson subbed across three positions for Jefferson City, as Koester and Branson led the offense with two hits each.
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Hess
Coose
Teoone
Fleming
P & Rf
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Linhardt
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Schneider
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van Blascom
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Gossett
Jackman
Goff
Sports Mirror retrospective trades and highlights
A year ago the Yankees swapped outfielder Ben Chapman for Jake Powell while the Red Sox acquired pitcher Jack Russell from Washington. Three years back Max Baer claimed the heavyweight title after a technical knockout of Primo Carnera. Five years ago Jimmy Foxx hit his 24th and 25th homers in a game with Detroit.
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Ben Chapman
Jake Powell
Red Sox
Jack Russell
Washington
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Jimmy Foxx
Detroit
Open golf champions through the ages in sport parade style
Henry McLemore recalls Horace Rawlins winning the first National Open in 1895 in 173 strokes for 36 holes and compares it to Ralph Guldahl's 281 in 1930s Open while noting changes in course length and rough. He ends with a tease of a continuation on the next page.
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United Press
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Horace
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Guldahl
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Jigger
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Guidahl
Rawlins
Bolf
Axminster
Upper Canada
Patty Fickes A Miami coed eyes Olympic track goal
Patty Fickes of Miami University, tall and fast, aims for the U S Olympic team in 1940 after dominating meets and setting a possible national mark in the 60 yard hurdles. Athletic lineage runs in her family with a racing father and a brother who stars in college track while her sister previously led her university’s women’s track.
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U.S
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Miami
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William and Mary
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National Women's Athletic Association
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Cleveland
Walker
Western Reserve University
Elizabeth
Willoughby
Centertown Rebounds In Big 18-8 Win Over Blues
Centertown Missouri fans saw their independent nine defeat the Immaculate Conception Blues of Jefferson City 18 to 8 on their home diamond. After a previous loss to the Blues, Centertown bolted ahead with eight runs in the first inning powered by strong hitting and pitching changes.
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Centertown Independent Baseball
Immaculate Conception Blues
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Jefferson City
Wilson
Blues
F. Landwehr
Kaulien
Tweedies edge Edgemond in rough fielding game
Tweedies win after Edgemond struggles with control and miscues. Dazzy Slaughter scattered seven Eugene safeties while Edgemond walked seven and allowed a costly error and walks that fueled the visitors’ rally. Laux drove in two as Tweedies total eight hits to seven for Eugene.
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Tellman
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Convery
McChure
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Laux
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
AP reports National League scores include New York 1 Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 6 Boston 2 Chicago 16 Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 9 Washington 4 Detroit 3 Boston 1 New York 16 St Louis 9 Detroit results also note American Association Toledo 8 Minneapolis 11 Louisville 4 Milwaukee 3 Columbus 9 St Paul 6 Indianapolis 5 Kansas City 2
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