Highway Team Defeats Florists in Nightcap Thriller
Highway edged Flower Basket 10 7 in the late game as International Shoe beat Hollingsworths 13 1. Moundaman Fansier of Flower Basket allowed 11 hits while James Lawgrave and Kuehner starred for the Highway. Law and Bruce started the Highway scoring with singles and productive plays, later Weeks and W Geeham sparked a second inning rally. Flower Basket answers came via Conner Stallings and Dover Clark, yet Hollingsworths were shut out after the fourth. Other results: Potashnick beat Odd Fellows 6 5. Jaycees lost to the Lions 10 4. Legion defeated Millers 15 7.
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Highway
Hollingsworth
Moundaman
Conner
James Lawgrave
Kuehner
Law
Bruce
McGill
Tandy
Weeks
W. Geeham
H. Bandy
Stallings
Dover Clark
C. Carter
Shoe Factory
Lee Page
R. Bandy
Frey
Bartholomew
R. Wiliams
Miller
Crain
H. Bennett
Wagner
Hampton
Swan
Daugherty
Moundsman
Lockhart
H. Randy
Dace
S. Jones
Reeham
Mathis
Jaycees
Lions
Legion
Millers
Missouri Grid Mentor in Sikeston Yesterday
Missouri University grid mentor Coach Don Ferot arrived in Sikeston for a pleasure visit with his parents near Blodgett. He plans several days in the area, discussing next season and possible workouts with local athletes. Ferot was joined by Jay Ferot and will be accompanied by Joe Spudich who will enroll for summer term at Missouri.
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Don Ferot
Missouri University
Columbia
Tiger Eleven
Sikeston
Ferot
Tiger Gridiron
Blodgett
Jay Ferot
AAC Athletic Club
Kansas City
Tiger
Elmer Grant
McMullin
Grants
Sherman
Joe Spudich
Sikeston High School
Spudich
New Madrid Elmo Hunter Receives Barclay Prize at MU
University of Missouri student New Madrid Elmo Hunter was awarded the Judge Shepard Barclay prize during commencement exercises held at the university on Tuesday.
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New Madrid
Elmo Hunter
University of Missouri
Shepard Barclay
Sikeston Sluggers Rout Cairo 12 to 2 in Baseball Battle
Sikeston Brown Sox traveled to Cairo and exploded for 12 runs on 11 hits, led by Kimball's mound effort and a sequence of fourth and ninth inning rallies. Cairo managed only two runs, with two early errors aiding Sikeston while Curtis, Parrot, Kiser and Camp produced Cairo's lone scoring hits.
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Sikeston Brown Sox
Cairo
Sikeston
Brown Sox
Youngblood
Parrot
Kiser
Curtis
Camp
Rogers
Stacy
Krieg
King
Dowdy
Eaton
Kimball
Limbaugh
Wolferding
Cairo Battery
P_ Marshall
Roberts
Easton
Spaulding
Sree Ge Dowdy
Hanna
Jones
Heffner
Hogan
Peirceaul
Vitality Tops Fried man Shelby To Grab Lead In League
Vitality defeated Fried man-Shelby 12 to 8 to move into a two way tie for first place with Peters in the shoe factory hardball league. Vitality surged early with three runs in the first inning and expanded its lead with a four run fourth frame. Mier led off with a two base hit and scored, while Miller, Clinton, Chaney and others added key RBIs as Vitality tallied in five frames. Fried man-Shelby, led by R Williams and Middleton, fought back at times but could not overtake the leaders, with Henry Bennett pitching for Fried man-Shelby.
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Friedman-Shelby
Vitality
Peters
Shoe Factory
Mier
Clinton
Chaney
Miller
P. Crain
Vitality Moundsman
R. Willams
Harper
H. Bennett
Rgister
Middleton
Boardman
Watkins
R. Williams
E. Williams
Moody
Humphrey Chaney
Week end Bill for St. Louis Cardinals
St Louis’s fans brace for a big weekend at Sportsman’s Park headlined by a Sunday double header with the New York Giants after the Brookyln Dodgers series. Frank Frisch’s Gas House Gang hosts Bill McGee Day Saturday with an automobile presentation. special trains and large crowds anticipated. Tickets remain available from the Cardinal office in the Arcade building.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
New York Giants
Frankie Frisch
Gas House
Sportsman's Park
Brooklyn Dodgers
Red Birds
Giants
Bill McGee
McGee
Calhoun County
Calhoun
Olimois
Batchtown
Hardin
Brussels
Jerseyville
Alton
Belleville
East St. Louis
Memphis
Tenn
Jefferson City
Quincy
Cardinal
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Uptowners Rally To Beat Classics In Five Inning Tilt
The Uptown softball team edged the Classics 15 to 13 in an error-filled afternoon. McElroy allowed 13 hits for the winners while Durham of the Classics yielded six. Uptown led 9 5 before a late surge by both sides, creating a 3 2 lead in games for the Uptowners in the five-game series.
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Shoe Factory
McElroy
Durham
Conner
Gurney
Beal
Schnaare
Heath
Givens
Layton
Bacher
Probst
Schmidt
Jones
Galloway
Watson
Odell
Matthews
Cape Athletes Take AAU Track Meet
Cape Girardeau Athletic Club dominated the Ozark AAU outdoor meet at Crystal City scoring 5912 to 56 for the nearest rival St. Louis Relays Association. Bill McLane led with three first places and top points, including 24.8 seconds in the 220 yard low hurdles and 16.7 in the 120 yard high hurdles. Cape athletes placed well across events with Turner, Chase, Kirn, White, and others earning top finishes as coach Abe Stuber's program continued to produce standout performances.
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Cape Girardeau Athletic Club
State Teachers College
Ozark Aau
Crystal City
St. Louis Relays Association
Bill McLane
MIAA
McLane
Ozark
Cape
Cape Girardeau
John Turner
Tom Chase
Ralph Kirn
Charles White
L. Boyer
Cletus Ferguson
Tom Paisley
Champiionship
James Obermiller
Cape Athletic Fame
Irvin Richmond
Elzo Binkley
Foley Starts Work on New Racer at Cape Girardeau Derby
Billy Foley of Ford fame begins work on a new soap box racer for Cape Girardeau’s annual derby on July 24. He aims to beat last year’s 219 pound car and driver, planning a near 250 pound combined weight. Entries may mirror last year’s twenty seven as Sikes ton racers include Charles Proffer and Frank Stevens. Also notices seek farm work and a refrigeration trade training program.
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Billy Foley
Ford
Foley
Cape Girardeau
Billy
Young Foley
Cape Girardeau Speedway
Sikeston
Charles Proffer
Frank Stevens
New Madrid CCC boys rout Hayti in softball 9 to 3
New Madrid CCC softball beat Hayti CCC 9 to 3 as 4 runs in the first inning and a three run fifth propelled the hosts. Hayti scored 3 in the fourth. New Madrid then won 18 to 3 in the baseball game with Ralph Taylor, Bernie pitcher, unscored on through six innings.
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New Madrid CCC
Hayti CCC
New Madrid
Hayti
Ralph Taylor
Taylor
Bernie
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Florists
Hollingsworths
Shoe Squad
Missouri Grid Mentor
Dexter
Poplar Bluff
West Frankfort
Perryville
Paducah
Cabo Coca-Cola
Henry Bennett
George Bartlett
ST. Louis Cardinals
Earl McLane
Reece Hays
Wayne Goddard
Ovid Hunter
E.R. “Abe” Stuber
H. Arnold
Fale
Sikeston Herald
Sikeston Sales Co
East Front St
Sikeston Radio and Auto Supply
Malone Avenue
Fredericktown
E. A. Babb
Fredercktown
Missouri
Smallarm
Anna Winchester
Tanner St
Laredo
First Barmm
Buffington School House
R. A. Moore
Porto Rico
Nancy Hall
R. E. Bowden
Pottsville
Ark
Keith Building
Center Street
Park Avenue
F. L. Sisson
Front St
Hale's
Corner Front
Feltner’'s Shoe Shop
North
New Madrid St
Virgil Haines
E. Malone
Cecil Furniture Co
Matthews Wagon Yard
Foster’s Wonder
White's Drug Store
Tanner C. Dye
Scott County Abstract Company
Benton, Mo
Harris D. Rogers
Undertakers
Welsh Mortuary
H. J. Welsh
H. S. Johnson
Bailey & Bailey
Attorneys-at-Law
Room
McCoy-Tanner Bidg
Sikeston, MO
George W. Serk
Scott County Milling Co
Robert A. Dempster
MccCoy-Tanner Building
J. H. Chunn
FE. J. Menstedt
Front Street Telephone
Merlin G. Anderson
Derris-Malcolm
DR. H. B. Throgmorton
Keith
W. A. Anthony
DR. Handy Smith
Applegate
Telephone
Tom L. Chidester
Peoples Bank
B. L. McMullin
265 Trust Company
Buikiifig
Optometry
DR. W. M Sidwell
Optometrist
McCoy-Tanner Building
Herald
Board OF Public Works
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