Millers Triumph Over Dexter 6 to 3 in Baseball Clash
Sikeston Millers led by Austin Cameron defeated the Dexter Red Sox 6 to 3 on Dexter’s diamond. Earl Langkop pitched well allowing seven safeties and fanning five, while Sikeston hitters collected 15 hits including Langkop’s first inning homer. Rushing’s error sparked two late Dexter runs, but Sikeston held on as Crane Eaton and J. Marshall sparked a seventh inning rally.
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Sikeston Millers
Austin Cameron
Dexter Red Sox
Earl Langkop
Millers
Dexter
Red Sox
Miller
Moundsman Nichols
Morris Wallard
Sikeston
Baker
Byron Bowman
Scott County Milling Company
Bowman
Cameron
Caruthersville Pilots
K. O. Gentry
Jimmy Eaton
Crane
Eaton
Wallard
Nichols
Langkop
Haton
Rance Sherry
Charles Rushing
Martin
Turlington
P. Daniels
Roy Wagner
J. Marshall
Edwards
Rushing
Wagner
J. Eaton
R. Sherry
C. Rushing
M. Wollard
J F Cox Jr Competes In Paducah Open Golf Tourney
J F Cox Jr of Sikeston. Sam Livingston of Paducah organized the annual open golf event for Missouri Illinois Kentucky and Indiana at Paducah Ky. Chic Yarbough Jasper Ind won pro division with 143 Bob Hamilton Evansville Ind was second 144 Ely Barron Madisonville Ky third 150. Hershel Spears Nashville Ky won amateur division with 149 Wilson Randol Hickman Ky second 152 Berry Wilson Owensboro Ky third 153. Cox said he shot a fair score amid tough grass greens on Southeast Missouri sand greens.
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Missouri
Illinois
Kentucky
Indiana
Paducah
J. F. Cox Jr
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Ely Barron
Madisonville
Hershel Spears
Nashville
Wilson Randol
Hickman
Berry Wilson
Owensboro
Cox
Sikeston
Southeast Missouri
Lions and Millers Continue to Win
The Lions and Millers won last Friday night in the Hama softball league. The Lions beat the Jaycees 7 to 5 after a late rally led by Jackson Simmons Hamby and B Puckett. The Legion also fell 7 to 5, with Miller and Legion scoring spreads noted and Puckett catching for the Legion while Cameron pitched for the Millers.
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Lions
Millers
Baseball lineup list for Bartholomew to Daniels
A compact crosstable style lineup appears with Bartholomew at shortstop and Wagner in right field followed by Roberts in right field and E Langkop on pitcher. Dexter Tope handles second base with Nichols on pitcher Edwards at first base Martin at third and Tuling ton in left field. P Daniels at shortstop Dodge in right field Baker catching Daniels in center field.
Cotton Oil Retains Lead With 6 to 0 Shutout
The Cotton Oil Mill beat Scott County 6 to 0 to remain atop the American League softball standings. Melvin Cave pitched a five hitter with one strikeout, while Oil Mill bats toppled Marsh early and added six runs in the fourth. Company K rallied late but could not overcome the deficit, finishing with 18 hits for Reid.
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ISCO
Dempster
Scott County
Melvin Cave
Oil Mill
Marsh
Holdridge
al- Reid
Page
W. Norman
Clippard
B. Campbell
Foster
Company K
J. Gilbert
F. Tope
J. Miller
Clark
Martin
Reid
Campbell
Schwab
G. Miller
P. Marshall
R. Sherry
Scherer
Reid Boys
EK Hurler
Safety Squad from State Patrol to Visit Sikeston
The Safety Squadron of the State Highway Patrol will visit Sikeston Saturday and Sunday under Sgt. Melvin Dace. The motorcycle unit, with thirteen troopers from Patrol headquarters statewide, follows its regular routine and recently helped net two alleged kidnappers near Joplin during a routine safety check.
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State Highway Patrol
Sikeston
Melvin Dace
Dace
Joplin
New Arrivals: Hawkins Binford Hyatt Families Grow
Mr and Mrs L P Hawkins of LaForge welcomed a son born August 4. Mr and Mrs Samuel C Binford of near Matthews welcomed a daughter named Gayle Annette born August 5. Mr and Mrs Howard Hyatt of near Diehlstadt welcomed a son named Larry Lee born August 6.
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L. P. Hawkins
LaForge
Gayle Annette
Samuel C. Binford
Matthews
Larry Lee
Howard Hyatt
Diehlstadt
Browns in sex game series with Indians
St Louis schedule sets six games in four days against the Cleveland Indians starting with a doubleheader today. A night game Friday and another double-header Saturday with a Sunday single game round out the series. Cleveland will feature their ace pitchers Bobby Feller Milnar Smith Allen and Harder in this set.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Bobby Feller
al Milnar
al Smith
Johnny Allen
Mel Harder
Blaze Damages 10-Room Lescher House on Lescher Drive
A morning fire caused by defective wiring damaged a 10 room Lescher Drive house, with about 15 dollars in damages. Smoke limited to one downstairs room. The two story residence belongs to the Lescher Estate and is rented by Mrs. Jennie Keasler with several tenants.
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Lescher Drive
Lescher
Jennie Keasler
Reid Nudges Company K in National Guard finale victory
Reid Roofing reborn squad edged ahead late to win 14 to 15 in a tense tenth inning. Clippard drove in the winning run with Young's double setting up the scoring, as Reid surpassed Company K who finished their season without a championship bid.
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Reid
National Guard
Carpenter
Company K
Clippard
Young
Martin
R. Sherry
P. Marshall
J. Miller
Clark
Gilbert
Foster
B. Campbell
Schwab
Cotton Promises Bumper Yield in Sikeston District
Local growers report cotton recovering after cool weather and expect a mid September picking. Farmers forecast a bumper crop this year with white cotton likely, while corn remains strong except on light soils. Le s ped era and beans also show better yields than usual.
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Sikeston
Council Appoints Hospital Board
Sikes-ton council chosen to supervise remodeling of the J A Sutterfield residence on West Gladys street into a hospital and to purchase equipment. Committee members include John A. Young James S. Kevil Dr H M Kendig Jos L Matthews and Dr G W H Presnell mayor.
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J. A. Sutterfield
West Gladys Street
Sikeston City
John A. Young
James S. Kevil
H. M. Kendig
Jos. L. Matthews
G. W. H. Presnell
Boardman
Brown Jewell
Dace
Wagner
Jimmie Law
Garrison
Billington
Law
Barber
Simmons
Fox
Lockhart
Bulington
Bruce
Scott County
Scherer
Marsh
J Simmons
Facts from nature and weather roundup
A collection of quick scientific and civic curiosities notes fish lifespans termite behavior barn owl feeding needs global storm frequency and timing of tornadoes. It also states Scottsville Kentucky bans employment of bachelors in municipal government and comments on lava flow speeds.
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Scottsville
St Louis Zoo Draws Big Summer Crowds At Forest Park
St Louis visitors flock daily to the famed Zoo in Forest Park for free shows featuring trained chimpanzees and lions. The Visit St Louis Committee notes record summer tourism, with highlights including Municipal Opera prospects, Lindbergh Trophy cruises aboard the Admiral steamer, Shaw's Garden and other city attractions.
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ST. Louis
Forest Park
Mound City
Municipal Opera
Lindhersh
St. Louisans
What Driving 5 Q 2 Answer Key
The item asks about tunnel vision and its meaning. Correct choice is (b) cannot see objects approaching from the side. The statement that women are worse drivers than men is marked false.
Replacing Loose Baluster for Safer Stairs
A home safety note urges replacing loose balusters to prevent injuries from constant rail use. It notes that loose balusters compromise safety and appearance and that manufacturers and local supply dealers offer wood and iron balusters to fit various stairs and balconies.
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J. Simmons
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