Kathleens Sweep Sikeston In Holiday Baseball Twinbill
The Dowell Kathleens of Illinois defeated Sikeston 12-5 Sunday as Eaton and Oldoni paced the attack. In Monday action Sikeston held a 6-5 edge before the Kathleens burst for seven runs in the seventh to claim the win. Emory Moroni Sakivich and Barkus led Illinois with homers and key hits while Sikeston received strong pitching from Stacy and Scarlett mixed with Bandy and Marshall.
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Dowell Kathleens
Illinois
Sikeston Brown Sox
Nine
Kimball
Stacy
Limbaugh
Eaton
Sikeston
Kathleens
Brown Sox
Hall
Oldoni
Maroni
King
Scarlett
Bandy
Marshall
Sikester
Sakivich
Cherry
Emory
Moroni
Dever
Barkus
Herbert Bandy
Smelzer
R. Bandy
FR. Bandy
Rogers
Kinared
Green
H Smetzer
Roberts
Baicy
Dowdy
Oi Limbaugh
Law
Kathleens FE Green
Devor
Wagner
H. Bandy
Smetzer
Pamnet
Rathieens
Exif Devor
Ei Barkus
Mayfield trip planned by Mayfield Junior Chamber
The regular meeting of the Jack's Y Junior Chamber of Commerce voted to send a softball team to Mayfield Kentucky on Thursday night July 28 with a return game here later. It also approved starting meetings every other Tuesday beginning with last night.
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Jack's
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mayfield
Classics Again Take Wiennings Over Uptown in Softball clashes
The Classic softball team of International Shoe Co. built a 4 game lead by sweeping Uptown with 10-3 on Tuesday and 21-4 on Wednesday. Givens earned the wins with Lambert handling plate duties in both games. Classic tallied in every inning except the first Tuesday, with Beal Conner Durham and Rayburn keying the sixth inning surge. Uptown countered with Layton Heath and Bowman producing runs. Wednesday saw Nickens Chaney Gurley and Probst drives for Uptown while Classic answered with Schnare Lambert Beal and Feverston each contributing in the fifth and sixth innings as Conner Rayburn produced multiple hits.
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International Shoe Co
McElroy
Bacher
Buuzrvell
Schnaare
Givens
Lambert
Layton
Uptowns
Heath
Beal
Conner
Durham
Rayburn
Watkins
Bowman
Nickens
Chaney
Gurley
Probst
Schnare
Watson
Hazel
Feverston
Godard and Godwin Star in All-American Contention
Cape Girardeau players Wayne Godard and George Torchey Godwin, from Teachers College, earn first team tackle and honorable mention at quarterback on Little All-American selections. Graduation opens eligibility for all star game versus the Redskins in Chicago, with Missouri and Illinois supporters rallying votes during the last two weeks of July.
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Cape Girardeau
United States
Sridiron
Wayne Godard
George “Torchey
Godwin
Teachers College
Godard
Washington Redskins
Missouri
Cardinals to Play Four Games With Pittsburgh Pirates
St Louis Cardinals ignite a four game set with the Pittsburgh Pirates at Sportsmans Park after a three day All Star break. The Pirates visit for single games tomorrow and Saturday with a Sunday double header, then Cincinnati Reds arrive for two games July 11 and 12 followed by Casey Stengel’s Boston Bees for a three game series starting July 13 marked Tuberculosis Day at Sportsmans Park.
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ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Frankie Frisch
St Louis Cardinals
Pie Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sportsman's Park
Gahby
Buccaneers
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Red Birds
Cincinnati Reds
Casey Stengel
Boston Bees
Atlantic Seaboard
Bees
A J Richstatter Visits Salsbury and Tour Planned
A J Richstatter visits family in Salsbury Missouri this week and will also transact business in St Louis and Kansas City before returning to Sikeston.
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A. J. Richstatter
Salsbury
St. Louis
Kansas City
Sikeston
Jaycee Tennis Meet Underway with Twenty-Two Matches
Twenty three Junior Chamber of Commerce members are in the first rounds of the intra chamber tennis tournament. Play continues over the next two weeks with finals set for Sunday July 24. Legan beat Garwood Sharp 6-2 6-2 and will face George Hale who had a bye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Legan
Garwood Sharp
Legan
George Hale
Harold Ancell
Clint Denman Jr
Ward Denman
Kendall Sikes
Dr Chidester
C. D. Matthews II
Bob Sorrelis
John Sikes
Davie Blanton
Bill Keith
Leonard Cohen
W. W. Ensor
Clyde Watson Jr
Vernon Green
Meredith Lee
Joe Leslie
Corliss Jones
Edward Allard
M. M. Beck Jr
Bob Dempster
Athletic Committee
Sikeston Natatorium Clears Health Inspection
A state health representative inspected Sikeston Natatorium for sanitary and safety standards and found it satisfactory. Co proprietor Joe Dover said further building improvements and disinfection baths are planned, swimming classes will start soon, and season tickets cost four dollars for adults and three dollars for children twelve and under, available by call or in person.
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Stat Board of Health
Sikeston
Dover
Springfield Court Suspends Sharon Pate for Six Months
Following a recommendation by Special Commissioner M. E. Montgomery the Springfield Court of Appeals suspended Sharon Pate a Caruthersville attorney from the practice of law for six months starting June 30 and also assessed costs totaling 1291.05 dollars.
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M. E. Montgomery
Sikeston
Springfield Court of Appeals
Sharon Pate
Caruthersville
Pate
Petitions Filed for Gustar Election on Road Program
Jefferson City Mo July 6 petitions for the new road program to be voted in fall were filed with Secretary of State Dwight H Brown in the governor's presence. Sponsors said signatures total about 168000, well above the 60305 required, with every district over quota and some counties reaching up to 600 percent.
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Jefferson City
Dwight H. Brown
Lloyd C. Stark
Supreme Court
Earl E. Cramer
State Highway Department
Citizens’ Road Association
Mr. Cramer
Missouri Patrol to Crack Down on Traffic Violations
The Missouri State Highway Patrol announced a hard line on accidents, directing all troopers to investigate each crash for criminal offenses and arrest violators. Col. B Marvin Casteel said arrests should rise to about half of accidents with convictions in most cases. A training program led by Sergt. D C Snedaker will teach accident investigation at troop HQs, while district troopers will target drivers without licenses and improper license plate transfers.
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Missouri
Col. B. Marvin Casteel
State Highway Patrol
Casteel
Sergt. D. C. Snedaker
A. D. Sheppard
Clarkton Tax Collector Dies in Self Inflicted Rifle Death
A. V W. Davidson a 47 year old Clarkton tax collector was found dead in his kitchen at 6 pm Thursday June 30 with a .22 rifle bullet in his forehead. A stick triggered the rifle while he rested it between his knees. Notes in his pocket hinted at suicide. Authorities noted his concerns over a handicap and finances though relatives denied prior intent.
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A. V W. Davidson
Clarkton
Davidson
Flint
Mich
GC. S. Gilmore
Sikeston Man Named to State Jaycee Committee
Tom Logan of the Sikeston Junior Chamber of Commerce was named a member of the Auto Inspection Enabling Act Committee of the Missouri State Junior Chamber of Commerce by President Ellsworth Green of Poplar Bluff. The group had recommended a law allowing cities to require periodic mechanical inspections to reduce auto accidents. Mr and Mrs Thomas Holderby spent the Fourth of July with relatives in Carmi Illinois.
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ST. Louis
Tom Logan
Green
Missouri
Funeral Service for Waihar Jackson Ashcraft Held Today
Funeral services for Waihar Jackson Ashcraft were conducted at 2 PM at the residence of his daughter Mrs Frei Ramsey on North Street, with Rev. F. Transue of the Church of the Nazarene officiating. Interment followed in Tanfield Cemetery near Clarkton with Welsh service. Ashcraft, born October 28, 1886 in Indiana, had resided in Missouri 45 years and died Tuesday, July 5 after a cancer illness. He leaves four daughters Mrs Ramsey, Mrs Kelly Humes, Miss Glenda Ruth Ashcraft of Sikeston, and Mrs Pauline McPherson of Detroit, plus two sisters and seven grandchildren.
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Waihar Jackson Ashcraft
Frei. Ramsey
North Street
F. Transue
Church of the Nazarene
Tanfield Cemetery
Clarkton
Mr. Ashcraft
Indiana
Missouri
Ramsey
Kelly Humes
Glenda Ruth Ashcroft
Sikeston
Pauline McPherson
Detroit
Federal nuisance taxes removed July 1 headline details
The July 1 removal of nuisance taxes on toothpaste soaps and similar items is noted, while other levies rise. It lists rates for fur phonograph records sporting goods cameras and lenses chewing gum and matches with per thousand costs for wooden and paper matches and a liquor tax increase from £2 to $2.25 per gallon.
Parma Store Robbed by Lone Bandit Tuesday
A lone bandit robbed the Ward Store in Parma early Tuesday, forcing manager L. Hi. Whitlock to lie on the floor while the till funds were taken. The thief escaped with 321 dollars including about 50 in checks and fled in a car. Sheriff Stanley of New Madrid county and state patrolmen pursued a suspect described as 25 to 28, fair complexion, clean shaven, 140 pounds, 5 feet 7 inches tall.
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L. Hi. Whitlock
Ward
Parma
Aef Stanley
New Madrid County
State Highway Patrol
Swinney Taken To Cape Hospital After Injuries
Wm. Swinney was found seriously injured Tuesday night in a truck near the Limbaugh Refuge and was rushed this morning by the Welsh ambulance to Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau. He suffered severe head injuries and muttered incoherently about a fight and a robbery, but no reliable information has been secured.
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Wm. Swinney
Limbaugh Refuge
South East Missouri Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Swinney
Dexter Post Office Included in 280 Projects
Included in the list of public works projects to be constructed by the Government in many parts of the United States is the new post office for Dexter with an estimated cost of 70,000 dollars. The projects, selected last Friday, are subject to modification by Postmaster General Farley and Secretary Morgenthau.
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Dexter Post Office
United States
Pullicy
Dexter
Farley
Morgenthau
CCC Boys Visited by Dental Team at New Madrid Camp
The traveling dental team led by First Lieutenant R Edlin of the Dental Reserve arrived at the New Madrid CCC drainage camp last Friday for about two weeks. They will clean teeth fill cavities with porcelain amalgam fillings extract teeth and treat pyorrhea for the enrollee members. Herald advertisers are worth your patronage.
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R. Edlin
Dental Reserve Era
New Madrid
CCC
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Gustar
J. M. Jr
Bob Sitzes
Fat’s
Highway 61
Lake Street
Albert and
Edward Williams
Bob
Junior Sitzes
Fat
Sandwich
Bob and Junior Sitzes
Thos. Holderby
Carmi
National Butane Gas Corp
Young
East Center Street
Sikeston, Mo
W. J. Ashcraft
Parkma
Lone Bandit
Cape Hospital
Dental Tean
Herald
Matthews Wagon Yard
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