Acualia Beats Tootie In Eighth To Tie Series
Sedalia pressed ahead with a three-run eighth inning lifting Sedalia past Jefferson City 5 to 2. Swain stole second and third to spark two Senators runs, Rottehauser faltered early but settled, field conditions slowed plays, and two more games remain in the series with Missouri Pacific Boosters visiting Lincoln Park on Sunday.
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Rottehauser
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Peaceful Village Boys Trounce Eldon Team In Practice Game
The Peaceful Village Whites traveled to Eldon and crushed the Eldon squad in a routine practice match. Big Boy Brown dominated on the mound with ten strikeouts as Tiger Richardson collected four singles and a double, while Eldon’s erratic defense and frequent position changes hindered box score tallies. Tigers led 3 9 2 1 after partial innings. Eldon managed 2 runs on one hit in the seventh.
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Fat, Drink and Be Merry but You Pay the Penalty
Henry L Farrell discusses how athletic careers suffer from weight and diet. Notable cases include Earl Sande forced to retire after failing to make weight, Babe Ruth’s battles with appetite, Bob Fothergill’s 40 pound weight loss, Bobby Jones facing weight limits, and Benny Leonard relinquishing a $250,000 title due to excess weight.
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St. Anne's
Benny Leonard
Cubs Beat Cedar City in a Close Contest
The Cubs defeated Cedar City 7 to 6 as Cedar City was substituted for Tipton after Tipton called the game off. Cedar City scored in the fourth but the Cubs answered with five hits and one run in the fourth and pulled away in the eighth with four runs. Basnett led at the plate with multiple hits while Wilson Wilkerson and Boulware shined in the field and crucial late scoring.
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Cubs Pitcher Miler Delivers In Relief Sale
Miler, new pitcher for the Cubs, stowed up well in the relief sale. He held opposing batters in hand while the Cub sluggers cut down the Cedar City lead.
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Culture Chasers Plan European Tour After Boxing Bout
Gene Rimney sets aside heavyweight title clash with Tom Heeney in New York next month and travels to Europe. He teams with Thornton Wilder to hike through France and Germany visiting historic sites.
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Eight Straight for Cards as Reds Slump in NL Race
St Louis Cardinals stretched their winning streak to eight with a 6 2 win over the Reds at Redland Field as Jake May faltered. The Cards held a three game NL lead next day. Dazzy Vance hurled four hitter for Brooklyn over the Cubs 4 0. Ruth and Gehrig powered the Yankees to 6 2 over the Browns with Ruth homering. Detroit beat Washington 12 2 to take the series. Philadelphia edged Cleveland 8 7 while Boston and Chicago rainouts canceled their game. Pirates beat Giants 6 0.
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Interleague series ends with west and east honors split
The second general Major League intersectional series ends with the west taking the National League and the east the American. St Louis climbs to first in the NL by winning 11 of 13 on the road, while Cincinnati falters. In the AL, the Senators lead the western invasion with 9 wins and 8 losses, as Yankees and Athletics follow. Boston struggles with a poor showing.
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League Leaders (Including Games of June 17) AP Report
National and American leaders listed for batting runs and hits with players from the Braves Cardinals Reds Senators Yankees Browns and Giants. Weather damage in Lebanon and St Louis includes destroyed porches, broken windows and plant losses. Local search ends for missing teens in Meramec River area as authorities close the week.
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Jefferson City
Veto Beats Saints in Seventh Inning Rally
In a high scoring game the W. B W. team erupted for seven seventh inning runs to beat St. Peter's 10 to 6. Nilges and Freshour led the Saints with key hits while Tanner and Langkop sparked the late surge as the Soldiers secured the victory despite St. Peter's strong early offense and several misplays in the field.
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Osage Bend routs Grand View in five hits and nineteen runs
Osage Bend overwhelmed Grand View 19 to 1 as 21 Osage Bend players managed 21 hits led by Hallscher with four hits and four runs on four official at bats. Harmony Grove-St Thomas game halted after ferry issues blocked St Thomas players from Harmony Grove. Cole County League standings note Osage City’s season debut loss 9-8 in 13 innings to Brazito with Jacobs delivering a game deciding hit.
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