Red Birds win one sided game as Legion falls
Jefferson City Twerflies beat St Louis Shoemen 4 to 2 at City Park on a grand slam by Pete Walz and a five run rally in the third. Doug Link pitched six strong innings allowing six hits with five strikeouts. Les Alberts added three hits, while Walz and Tipton each had two hits. St Louis relief pitcher Schuhardt allowed one run over five innings. Next game Wednesday vs Armsstrong.
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Legis
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Warnrre
Summererot
Red Birds Triumph Over Caledonia in Missouri Orang Kame
The Jefferson City Red Birds won their fifth Central Missouri Orang Kame game by a wide margin against California yesterday afternoon. The team produced 474 hits, aided by California errors, with manager Rone Masion guiding the lineup as nine batters reached base. Cole and Sartiar led with multiple hits, Hud Sartiar added four, and strong offense fueled the win as part of a 5-loss season for the Red Birds. The fourth inning and a big sixth inning featured key blows setting the tone.
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Red Birds
California
Rone Masion
Cole
Pital Ciians
Cibley Sind
Hud Sartiar
Red Breds
Midi
Ared Stackarty
Fee Yaub
Generals
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Eamprien
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Lad
Dodgers Win Benefit Exposition Ninth in City Park
The Jefferson City Designer defeated the Mohawks 8 to 7 in a benefit game at Lincoln Allen. Dodgers will face Glee in another charity contest with Kirke Witrick pitching for the Dodger side. Seventeen orers knocked the Junior American Legion Sexton for a loss as Brazite edged Brazite Brazite 24 to 14 at Brazite field.
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Amerian Legion
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Ero
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Irler
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Carl Blockberger
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Floyd Roberts
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Herb Seehridter
Sextons
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Umaztray Fiiat
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Moose Beats Prison Shederrercisy and City Move
The report describes a chaotic event where Moose defeats a prison team and a city effort moves forward. Scoring details are unclear but an unidentified lead scored late and a winning partnership is hinted. The piece references Moore and Mullers and notes a seven point margin in a distant contest.
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Yeaterday
Paige
Mein
Moore
Mt Muelers
Sedalia Stags Triumph In Softball Thriller
Sedalia edged the Stags 4 to 3 as three singles a hit batsman and a key home run sparked a late rally. E J Winter took the loss for Sedalia while Vossen homered for the Stags and Daniels contributed a stellar showing at the plate. The Stags next face Haestra ALE Green of Metis City Tomorrow in a double header opener with Mid States versus Falcon VEWs also on the slate.
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Schlitz Beer
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Sedalian
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Haestra Ale Green
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Herr Bratiens
Mexute
Det Gaaller
Hartsburg Wins 6-5 in Rough Mopped MecBaine Game
Hartsburg secured a 6-5 victory over MecBaine with Purcell pitching solidly and driving in two runs. Sapp and Tipton contributed key hits as McRaine and Yaw hindered the opposing offense. The win sets up a clash with the South Jane Merchants next Sunday at Ramsbrig.
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van McRaine
Purcell
Dan McHaine
M. Sapp
Tipton
Hartsburg
South Jane
Ramsbrig
Tartine
An Melanie
Parenti Y Laminers
Dedlaven
Morray Aiai
Nichols
Riverside Beats Pred Versus 17-0 In Five Inning Win
Riverside Blues downed Pred Versus 17 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Henleys. The game ended after five innings due to the lopsided score as Riverside pitcher Hhinked Howls hurled a strong outing while Riverside’s offense capitalized early and often.
National League Batons and Box Scores From New York
A garbled 1940s style box score snippet lists players and teams across the National League with New York figures prominent. It mentions hitters, doubles, triples, and pitching references, including names like Ruth, Wade, Meagkiyn, and Erskine with scattered team affiliations and scores, in a tangle of OCR text.
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Baan Thom
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Missouri Faces Holy Cross for Collegiate Title
Missouri and Holy Cross meet tonight in Omaha for the National Collegiate baseball championship. Missouri remains unbeaten in the tournament while Holy Cross, after heavy wins over Western Michigan and Penn State, seeks a third straight upset. The Tigers hold the psychological edge with their perfect record. game time is 8:30 p.m. CST.
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Holy Cross
Missouri
Crusaders
Yemarray
Tigers
Jackie Lonergan
Maly Cross
Frank Matrango
Dick Hogan
Lonergan
Penn State
Nets
Holy Crags
Tom Missouri
Jand
Iwan
United States Faces Olympic Boxing Contests With Hope
U S boxing looks to its first world Olympic champions in years as 10 men and 4 women represent the nation. About 45 bouts open the three night program with champions from LSU and other schools among the favorites. Notable contenders include Wisconsin’s Boly Ranch, Michigan State’s Charles Sper, and Cal State’s Chuck Adkins.
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CVTY
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NC Plobator
Boly
Marr Cops 3 Firsts in Stock Car Races
Dean Marr of Jefferson City won the 3Q lap main event after starting seventh as Norman Woe of California and Jim Means of Fulton followed. Marrr Means and Wancs Carpenter also placed, with Charley Sheets unable to finish after a tire blowout as officials announced more Saturday night racing and a forthcoming powder puff race for women drivers.
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Jefferson City
Capital ‘Speedway
Assomplion
Stark
Brat
Senic
Norman Woe O
California
Jim Means
Fulton
Fund Marv
Marr
Ca Moins
Carpenter
Charley Sheets
Milwaukee Maintains Lead Over K C Blues
Milwaukee keeps a slim edge over the Kansas City Blues after sweeping a doubleheader from the Columbus Red Birds. The Brewers, amid a late-season surge, won the opener and nightcap, 1-2, extending their streak as Toledo faltered. Other twin bills were rained out including Minneapolis at St Paul and Louis at Milwaukee.
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Ninsas Cus Bues
Columbus Red Birds
Brews
Gus
Toledo Mud Mensayice
Tin Dapolis
St Paul
Louis
Minneapolis
Cone Mich
Bilis Klaus
Hank Ervin
Browns Trade Wright Thomas T White Sox
New York reports a flurry of deadline deals with multiple teams making last hour moves. The Chicago Cubs acquired Tommy Brown from Philadelphia while Cincinnati bought Bud Podbielan from Brooklyn and sent Bud Byerly to the Dodgers. Les Thernay and Willie Miranda moved from St Louis to Chicago Browns and White Sox, amid a flurry of minor changes as the deadline passed.
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Chicago Cubs
Brown
Phils
Jana
Podbielan
Brooklyn
Byerly
Reds
St. Lewis Browns
Chicago White
Les Thernay
Willie Miranda
Zurich
Fieshly
Boston Braves
American League Scores and Standings Snippet
Unclear OCR reads parts of AL results with teams Boston Detroit Cleveland Washington Philadelphia. Mentions 2-1 wins, O T outcomes, and inning details like 1 second game. Overall unclear standings fragment from 1920s era box.
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Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Columbia Tops Jefferson City In Links Match
Columbia’s Forrest Hill led by Jim McKinney to a 59% to 2412 victory over Jefferson City’s Hough Park linksmen. McKinney shot 68, with teammates Bur nett and Pappent contributing strong scores. Local league results and scattered college and city standings follow, highlighting players and mixed results.
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Jefferson City
Forrest Hill
Jim McKinney
Hough Park
Cupial Cilians
Mckinney
Kenneth
Spiaky "Woods
Hough Parkace
Unclear historical sports note with mixed names and places
Fragmentary OCR reads like a minor league baseball snippet with scattered names such as AMLIUCAN and Milwaukee, dates, venues, and associations tangled in garbled text. Key entities and events are unreadable, preventing a clear, factual summary.
Miss Berg Favored In Women's Open
In Chicago, Miss Berg, a Minneapolis redhead, is favored to win the Women's Western Open at Suburban Skokie Country Club. The field includes top pros and the event offers a $31,500 purse with strong contenders like Betsy Browls, aiming for the title and a share of the prize.
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Tearoys
Sean
Stanteer Tacikty
Skokie Country Club
Pune Berg
Minneapolis
Mires
Fontengeit
Matty
Routise Bay
Betsy Browls
Ter Associalon Mith 4 3 Jopiin Oe Aed Hyto Tel Topeka
Ponca City defeats Topeka in a 8 KOM LEAGU game. The report notes a close 4 3 scoreline and highlights key plays involving Jopiin and Hyto. Further details are unreadable in the clipped text.
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TER Associalon
Aed & Hytolisison
Tel Topeka
Maglie Blows 11-0 Lead As Cards Down Giants
The St Louis Cardinals erased an 11-0 deficit to defeat the New York Giants 12-11 in a dramatic doubleheader opener at Polo Grounds. Ace Sal Maglie started strong for the Giants but the Redbirds stormed back with a seven-run fifth and late hitting led by Slaughter and Mantle era names. Cincinnati, Boston, and the Yankees also posted wins as scores and standings shifted across the league. The Yankees hammered the Indians in both games, while St Louis added a 3-0 second game win. Rivera emerged as a hot American League rookie, collecting 13 hits in 27 at bats over a 11-game span, lifting his average.
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Bud Pappent
Fferson City
Marvin Burnett
Frank Peechers
New York
Breat Mirell
Hagan
Enale
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Matton
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Clevelan
Reds
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Ewell Blackwell
Cincy Athletics
Ivy Jae Us
Yankees
Ed Lopat
Fame Vactery
Tribe
Bob Ku
Garver
Washington
Vic Wertz
Gerry Priddy
Fred Hatfield
Pat Mullin
Tigers
Walter Masterson
Rivera
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