Giants Get Six Berths In All Star Roster
The National League All-Star team, selected by Bill Terry, includes six Giants, five Cubs, four Cardinals, and three Pirates, with Dizzy Dean and Carl Hubbell heading the pitching staff. The lineup features Arky Vaughan likely at third, Johnny Mize at first, Leo Hartnett catching, and Joe Medwick, Frank Demaree, and Paul Waner as the starting outfield, with Frank Frisch and Charlie Dressen named as coaches and Jesse Haines honorary coach.
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Frank Demaree
Paul Waner
Pepper Martin
Mel Ott
Joe Moore
Sports Roundup Sparks Talk of Titles and Open Bets
New York gossip cites Joe McCarthy era pennants and potential heavy weight shifts at Madison Square Garden. Hornsby on hitters. Ralph Guldahl sandwich. Joe Louis plans limited TV work. Henry Cotton favored in British Open. Jacobs signals next heavyweight title fight. Glenn Cunningham touts miles logged. London bout earnings set at 75000. Multiple notes on players, managers, and public interest in sports happenings across baseball, boxing, golf, and track.
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Red Birds win two by top heavy scores
Jefferson City Red Birds defeat Wardsville six to three in game one of a doubleheader, as Nick Duncan and Carl DeBroeck duel. The Birds then crush Osage Bend seventeen to six behind a powerful hitting display and strong pitching from Wilson Copeland.
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Standings Highlight Near Playoff Push in NL
The National League standings show a tight race as a player helped by a home run and a single to win his own game. Gill hit a solo homer to fuel the rally, delivering a key offensive burst in a close contest.
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Tweedies Fall 2-1 to Eugene in Pitching Duel
Eugene defeats the Tweedies 2-1 after a ninth inning Tellman double and Hold on. Edgemond wins for Eugene, Morris suffers the loss as Eugene clubs for runs, with key hits by Tellman and Laux and solid defense behind Englebrecht.
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League Leaders and Batting Averages Highlight Exciting Season
A sweep of league leaders shows Gehrig and Walker topping batting, Greenberg driving runs and RBIs, Medwick leading Cardinals in multiple categories. Pitching shines with Lawson and Warneke among top win leaders, while home runs and steals crown race across clubs.
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Lake of the Ozarks fishing report shows improving conditions
Anglers report muddy lake water clearing in Gravois and nearby arms with excellent fly fishing prospects. Crappie bite steady on live bait while bass catch remains light. Streams including Osage and Meramec areas show fair to excellent conditions for various species, with Aux Vasse and Lautre River noted. overall season opening tones with river clarity improving.
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Tharps Brothers Lead In Jefferson City Softball Half
The Jefferson City Softball League enters the second half with undefeated Tharps Brothers favored to win after 17 wins. Obermans surged to third, Heinrichs second, Blackwells slipping to fourth. Krogers and Tweedies chase, with Findlay resigning as player committee chair and Harvey Hager appointed as interim chairman. Final standings show Tharps 000 with 1.000, Heinrichs 723, Obermans 667, Blackwells 456, and others reflecting close race and upcoming games.
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al Kremer
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Bulldogs overwhelm Westphalians in 11 10.4 win
Jefferson City Bulldogs built five first inning runs and added three in the third two in the sixth and one in the eighth to beat Westphalia Independent 11-4 at Westphalia. Bud Fleming pitched superbly with eight strikeouts while Vernon Couse led the offense with two doubles and three singles in five trips. Fleming added two hits and drove in a run as the Bulldogs totaled 12 safeties.
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Baseball Results From The Day Across Leagues
The day’s scores show New York 9 Detroit 5 and Chicago 5 Washington 3. Boston 8-11 St Louis 0-7. Philadelphia 10 Cleveland D Brooklyn 8-6. Chicago 3-3 Boston 8-10. Cincinnati 2-5 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 3. New York 8 St. Louis 1. American Association games include Toledo 8-2 St Paul 1-15 Minneapolis 9-7 Columbus 6-1 Kansas City 6-6 Indianapolis 3 Milwaukee 19-10 Louisville 6-6.
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Morrison Defeats Owls 9-5 in Morquisen Baseball
Morrison Independent defeats the Jefferson City Owls 9-5 after 15 hits and 9 runs off Herb Ousley. Waldischeit allowed five hits as Morrison's Reinholz is the hitting hero.
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Dizzy and Hubbell Still Pack ’Em in
The Giants southpaw Carl Hubbell outpitched Cardinals ace Dizzy Dean in a marquee showdown. Hubbell scattered hits and struck out, while Dean struggled, and the standing room crowd roared as neither pitcher allowed extra-base hits. Waldscheit held opponents to few safeties as the game stayed tight.
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Dean Hubbell clashes draw huge crowds at Sportsman's Park
In a tight 8-1 pitching duel, fans flooded Sportsman's Park for a premier rivalry renewal. The latest meeting drew 38,719, boosting a year’s total for three Hubbell clashes past 120,000 as predecessor showdowns filled the stands.
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Sluggers Rampage Past Bloomfield In Big 22 Hit Game
Popps Soupbone Hill Sluggers pounded 22 hits and six errors by Bloomfield as Haid dominated pitching to secure a 25 to 6 victory at New Bloomfield. Popps driven by six circuit blows, while Bloomfield managed six runs on late innings. Batteries: Popps Hard and High for Popps, Suburban Clardy Robertson Holt and Clardy Elliott for Bloomfield.
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