Sikeston Bulldogs Split Twin Bill in Close Friday Night
Sikeston boys fell 14-13 to Morehouse in the nightcap after trailing 9-2 at halftime. Sikeston girls surged to 22-18 victory to split the double header on the Morehouse court. Holmes 18 points and Johnson 9 paced the Sikeston girls while Williams 11 and Ester 7 led Morehouse. Morehouse outshot Sikeston 40 to 18 attempts.
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Sikeston Bulldog
Morehouse Court
Billings
Morehouse
Bagwell
Sikeston Lads
Bulldog Sextet
Jesse Holmes
Mary Ellen Johnson
Williams
Holmes
Johnson
Sikeston
Ester
Morehouce
Seniors Beat All Star Five in Second Victory
Seniors again defeated the All Star team 22 to 12 after a 9 to 8 win over the freshmen and Sophomores. The game swung late as seniors used fouls to slow the pace and added four field goals. Top scorers include Middleton 8 Beal 4 for wards. Greer 6 center. Denman 2 Walker 2 guards. All Stars: Davis 1 Swaim 5 McClellan 2 Long 4 Aldridge 0. Another clash is planned tomorrow.
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Middleton
Beal
M. Greer
Denman
Walker
Davis
Swaim
McClellan
Long
Aldridge
Sikeston Hoop Five Faces Season Recap and Alumni Notes
The Sikeston boys lost to Matthews and Blytheville in recent games while the girls fell to Matthews with Louise Davis and Maxine Sellards scoring for Sikeston. The article recalls past seasons, lists players including Red Davis and Raymond Bandy, notes injuries, and mentions district officiating plans and other nearby games with close scores.
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Matthews
Charleston
Rudell Daniel
J. H. Hayden
J. Cox
John Whidden
Jere Caverno
Paul “Tagram
Charles Watson
Wieter” “Jones
Anderson Hayden
A. B. Moil
Bill Fox
Inman
Morehouse
Bulldog
Osceola
Ark
Arkansas
Caruthersville
Local cagers misread the game say scribe
The piece criticizes recent cagers for mistaking the game's meaning harming James Naiismith's fame. It urges study of eye protection and notes a small number of players are not confirmed habitual users. It links sun glare to training issues and calls for action to safeguard players.
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James Naiismith
Sikeston B Team Drops Narrow Battle With Matthews
Sikeston B Team and Matthews played a tense game with a final 12-11 score after disputes over the winner. Sikeston trailed 7-0 in the first half before mounting a late rally led by Lee and Tommy Marshall, while Randolph Matthews led his team with three two-pointers and a free shot.
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Sikeston High School
Matthews High School
New Madrid County Five
Sikeston
Matthews Five
Pirates
Vance Engram
Stanley Woods
Robert E. Lee
Ward Lynn
Matthews
Pirate
Randolph
Smith
Spradling
Lee
Tommy Marshall
Bulldogs
Sique n solicits entrants for Golden Gloves event
Benny Kessler of the St. Louis Globe Democrat attended Monday night’s high school gym class meeting led by Coach Wm. E Mahen to recruit entrants for the Southeast Missouri and Northern Arkansas Golden Gloves Amateur Boxing Tournament to be held in Poplar Bluff next month. The tournament is a new event in the region.
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Poplar Bluff
St. Louis
Missouri
West Plains
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Amateur Athletic Union
Mahen
J. N. Walker
Benny Kessler
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Wm. EE. Mahen
Stop Getting Up Nights 25 Cent Test
Sell line advertises using Juniper oil Buchu leaves and Bukets tablets to flush acids and waste, ease bladder irritation, and reduce waking at night. Claims four days to see results, promises better sleep and "pep." References White's Drug Store and Maloni's Drug Store.
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White
Maloni’s
Dexter Man Is To Head Semo Conference
At a meeting of the Southeast Missouri Athletic Conference in Poplar Bluff, R A Harper of Dexter schools was elected president, John Harris Marshall of Charleston Bluejays named vice president, and Charles E McElrod of Dexter chosen secretary treasurer. The conference voted trophies for Jackson and Cape Girardeau football and approved a four conference game requirement for eligibility. The annual basketball tournament is set for February 1 at Houck Field House Cape Girardeau with Cape Girardeau vs Perryville and Dexter vs Farmington in the upper bracket. Jackson faces Poplar Bluff, Charleston meets Caruthersville in the tower bracket. May will host the annual track meet in Cape Girardeau. County meets April 18, district meet April 25, State B and meet at Columbia May 1-2, and Class A contests May 8-9 in Columbia.
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Poplar Bluff
R. A. Harper
Dexter
John Harris Marshall
Charleston Bluejays
Charles E. McElrod
Jackson
Cape Girardeau
Houck Field House
Braket
Perryville
Farmington
Sikeston Girls to Meet Benton Quintet in Local Gym
Sikeston high school girls face visiting Benton in their first county seat clash and third season game while Benton seeks more wins after two victories and six losses. In Vanduser invitational, Benton edged Sikeston 14 to 13 with Smith Buck Bles and Bennett at forwards Beardslee center Ed munds Bollinger and Lawrence guards. Coach Sarriff predicts Smith Young as forwards Beardsley center and Edmonds Lawrence guards.
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Sikeston High School
Benton
County Seat
Buck
Bles
Bennett
Beardslee
Edmunds
Bollinger
Lawrence
Wayne Sarriff
Smith
Young
Beardsley
Edmonds
Juanita Bandy
Bidewell
Norvall Crowe
Braggadocia
American Legion to Sponsor Weekly Wrestling Bouts
The local American Legion Post will sponsor a weekly wrestling series starting Monday January 27. Bouts will be directed by Maroney, who has long worked with posts across the district during his fifteen years in this line of professional wrestling.
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Walker
Maroney
American Legion Organization
Caruthersville
Sikestone
American Legion
American Legion Post
O. G. Walker
Plea for Relief to Congress for Additional Aid
Spokesmen for major cities urged Congress to approve an extra 2.34 billion dollar relief appropriation to aid the needy after July 1. Strong entities include Washington D C and Congress.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
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