Five Capital City Ball Clubs Win One Loses in Sunday Contests
The Red Birds and Hawks battled through a busy Sunday in the Central League as Tweedies secured first place with a 7 1 record while the Eagles and Mohawks posted wins for their teams. Ben Anderson pitched to a shutout against Columbia, boosting the season's late surge, and a string of close games left City League standings tight as teams eye upcoming doubleheaders.
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St Louis Woman Leaps From MacArthur Bridge
A 40 year old St Louis woman, wife of a man who had fled divorce proceedings, died after leaping from the MacArthur Bridge into the Mississippi River. Her body was recovered after witnesses reported seeing a woman jump from a railing. A note addressed to her parents was found.
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Giants take nightcap to split with Reds in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the Giants win 9-1 to gain a slim margin over the Cubs after losing the opener 4-3. Schoolhay Rowe snapped Cubs’ five game skid with a 6-1 victory for Philadelphia. Rowe walked none in five frames, marking a rare no-walk outing. The Phillies rallied from behind in the eighth to seal a 6-4 win in the nightcap.
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Tietjen Shoots High In Sunday Event At Club
Dr Tietjen led a local Gun Club shoot in Jefferson City tying four of a hundred targets and posting a 75 straight run. He competed in 16 yard handicap doubles and skeet with several scores recorded for yesterday’s sheet.
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Capital City Net Team Beats Columbia in Close Tennis Meet
Capital City tennis team edged Columbia 4 3 at City Park on Sunday afternoon. Morrow Mason beat Art Dryer 6-4 6-2 as Mason led Capital City, while QC Mack lost to Wayne Thompson 5-7 0-6. Arnett won 6-3 0-3, Papin fell to Hendry 6-2 2-6 2-6. Dryer and Thompson beat Mason and Mack in doubles. Papin and Arnett won 6-2 4-6 6-2 to clinch. Next host Marshall at City Park next Sunday at 2.
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Makings of Baseball Argues for Al Clark as Top Third Baseman
New York report notes Parke Carroll argues Al Clark of Newark is the best right-handed third baseman. Clark's peers would back this claim with supporting figures. Also mentions Kleinhanes and Syracuse coach degrees, plus basketball coach Gnuett and boxing crowd shifts in St. Louis.
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Squires Lutherans Meet Tomorrow at City Park Event
Squires and Lutherans plan a Saturday afternoon gathering at City Park for a 6 p.m. game. The schedule also lists county meetings and a shopping event with prices noted, including a 680 poor and a purchase by USCG at 630 per.
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National Open To Golfing Comer Triumphs In Close Match
The National Open featured a dramatic finish as Comer and Warship battled for the title. Key moments included a late chip by Warship and a decisive putt by Comer, with officials reviewing the final plays as tensions mounted.
Satures Today's Games and Results Summary
Brooklyn at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis were the only games Friday night. Sunday results include Cincinnati 4 1 New York 3 9 and Boston 15 12, Pittsburgh 4 3, St Louis 11 Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia 6 Chicago 1. American League featured Chicago at New York night, with New York 10 2, St Louis 4 1, Boston 7 8, Chicago 3 4, Washington 1 5, Detroit 0 1, Cleveland 5 4, Philadelphia 2 6.
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Pravda Frowns on Marshall Aid Plan for Europe
Pravda, the Soviet Communist party newspaper, criticizes Secretary of State Marshall's coordinated aid proposals for Europe's recovery. Observers say the commentary signals low chances of Soviet participation, calling the plan a dollars in aid of political influence extending the Truman doctrine and interference in other states.
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Tram Tie Up Jams St Louis Traffic
Public service company and union leaders met again as a citywide transport strike entered its fourth day. Police described the jams as the worst in St Louis history and cancelled all days off for the duration of the emergency. Mayor Aloys P Kaufmann reported yesterday that efforts continued to end the stoppage.
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Kansas U Alumni Elect Mc Coy President
Lawrence Kansas June 16 AP election of J Wayne Mc Coy Topeka telephone official as president of the University of Kansas alumni association announced at the group's annual meeting Paul J Neff of St Louis was chosen vice president succeeding George C March Independence Kansas city manager.
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