Millers Roll Over Madrid In Big Baseball Tilt
Sikeston Millers demolished New Madrid 17 hits to 0 as eight players scored in the early innings and nine runs came in the eighth. Dick Shanks started for New Madrid before being relieved by Statler and Reed. Sikeston’s Bock closed out the mound work. Acord and Stacy led Miller hits with Rodgers, W Sherry, and Eaton collecting three-base clouts.
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Sikeston
Fienth
Eaton
Stacy
J. Marshall
R. Sherry
C Eaton
J. Rodgers
Ed Bruce
Moundsman Anderson
B. Acord
Miller
Acord
Lee
Sherry
Rodgers Tucker
Newsom
B. Billington
Anderson
Dick Shanks
Statler
Reed
Bock
Tucker
Millers
Brown
Rodgers
W. Sherry
Canalou Redbirds Defeat Charleston 9 to 6
The Canalou Redbirds blanked Charleston 9 to 0 last night. Canalou will travel to Cape Girardeau on June 28 to face the Merchants. A Curley Fox show is planned for June 22 with Texas Ruby and The Fox Hunters performing at the school auditorium.
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Brown Shoe Co
Charleston
Canalou
Cape Girardeau
Merchants
Curley Fox
Texas Ruby
Fox Hunters
WREC
Memphis
Sikeston Chicks Fall to Cape Girardeau Girls Team
Sikeston Chicks were defeated 8 to 4 by a Cape Girardeau girls softball squad representing Moon Distrib Co. Templeton scored twice for Cape in the first and fifth innings, with O Connor and Swannagan among others adding runs. The Chicks had hits from O Connor and Ables, and pitcher O Connor took the loss as Cape rallied in the fifth and seventh frames to secure the win.
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Moon Distributing Co
Davis
Templeton
Cape
O’connor
Sikeston
Ables
Lefler
Swanagan
Swann
Smead
Brinkhoff
Sikeston Junior Legion Falls 24 10 to Cape Girardeau
Sikeston opened league play with a 24 to 10 loss to Cape Girardeau as Cape led from the second inning through the seventh while Sikeston scored in the second, third, fifth and seventh frames. Dexter defeated Charleston 8 to 1 earlier. Sikeston remains undefeated in the Southeast Missouri circuit with two decisive wins over Charleston.
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Lambert
Bandy
Montgomery
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Merlin Taylor
Buddy Lair
Tommy Marshall
Clyde Long
Doniphan
Butler County
Missouri
Dempster's Team Softball Winners Night of mixed scores
Dempster's Seven Up traded leads through five innings before a late surge gave Seven-Up a multi-run advantage in the sixth. Odd Fellows won the nightcap 17 to something over Jack's Y, with Swaim homering and multiple players scoring for both sides. Final details show Seven-Up, Dempster's, and Odd Fellows as top performers in a mixed league doubleheader.
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Odd Fellows
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Tre Los
Moundsman Dempster
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Fo Lee
Hudson
Connor
Waggoner
Dempster
Bray
Jones
Weeks
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Hale
Ensor
Engram
Lockhart
Roberts
Mow
Hil
Bartlett
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Swaim
Allen Swaim
Dick Swaim
Swarm
C. Mize
Chaney
Ragains
Foster
Sexton
Williams
Sextet
Young
Cox
Jacks
Millers
Jaycees
Legion
Lions
J. Marshall
Campbell
J. Gilbert
Keasler
W. Mize
Odd Fellow
Law
Kuehner
Barr
Simmons
Cardinals to Honor Pepper Martin in June Ceremony
St Louis will host Pepper Martin on June 18 as part of the 25th Tuberculosis Day game at Sportsman's Park. Ray Blades leads the club as Brooklyn Dodgers, Giants, Bees, Cubs and Pirates visit in a homestand through July 2.
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Brooklyn
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Giants
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Pepper” Martin
Browns Meet Yankees in Big Double Header
The New York Yankees, World Champions, head to Sportsman's Park for a two game set against the Browns with a 1 30 start for the first game. Manager Joe McCarthy brings star power as the Yankees push toward a potential fourth straight title. The Browns conclude their home stand, then embark on a three week circuit tour. Also Sikeston meets Charleston in softball at Sikeston Sunday.
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Browns
Joe McCarthy
Sportsman's Park
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Brownie
Honeymen
Sikeston
Missour Catholic
Charleston
P J. Schiesser
Fincher
Schwab
Sun- Gay
Sikeston Real Estate Notes and Political Outlook
In Sikeston the whisky vote sparks calls for honest candidates with proven character and business sense. M. E. Montgomery seeks circuit judge, pledging efficient service. Local business growth includes 160 acres listing and St Louis firms moving in. Sikeston aims for million-dollar industries and future growth, with school expansion planned in the southeast area.
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