Oil Mill and Guard in Win Reinforced by Law's Home Run
The Cotton Oil Mill beat Southside 7 to 6 in Tuesday night action after Company K routed Reid Roofing 15 to 8 in the opener. Law hit a four-base homer to spark the Oil Mill rally, with Bruce and Lacy adding key hits as Southside miscues aided the comeback.
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Law
Bruce
Southside
Company K
Reid
Dace
Watkins
Lacy
Cotton Oil Mill
H. Aldridge
McClellan
B. Carter
Crase
Lockhart
Ed Rose
R. Lee
Oil Mill
Miller
Carter
Ham League Sets Record With 89 Runs In One Day
Cincinnati's Reds and several teams exploded for a record 89 total runs as Millers beat Jaycees 23 to 22 and Lions defeated Legion 23 to 17 in a high scoring Friday night. Vanover pitched the Millers through 23 hits while Hooker, Lufey, and Culberson led with four runs apiece.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Millers
Jaycees
Lions
Legion
Hooker
Lufey
Postponed softball games spark two nightcaps
Last Thursday night the May 22 postponed softball games were played. National Guard defeated Local Truckers 23 to 21 after a seesaw rally from Company K. Dempster's edged Southside 4 to 3 with Crabtree and Hale driving late scores. A triple play highlighted the Guard defense and several late-inning shifts decided both games.
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National Guard
Company K
Dempster
Southside
Office forms of every description at The Herald
Notice indicates that office forms of all kinds are available at The Herald for public use. This brief announcement lists no dates or additional details beyond the availability of forms.
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Herald
Cape Girardeau to Play Here Tonight
Cape Girardeau merchants arrive to face Sikeston All Stars after Bijou and Company K game rescheduled from June 19 to avoid camp-period conflicts. All Star lineup includes Miller Bruce Hill Mow Bandy Eaton Tandy Marshall Bray Tope Rafferty Blake Law Simmons Carter Crain as manager. Tomorrow Legion meets Millers. Lions vs Jaycees. Upcoming schedule noted with several league matchups and standings listed.
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Cape Girardeau
Sikeston All-Stars
Bijou
Company K
J. Miller
A. Bruce
J. Hill
R. Mow
R. Bandy
C. Eaton
J. Tan
Southside
ISCO
Yankees Visit St Louis Browns Friday Night
The World champion New York Yankees travel to Sportsman’s Park to face the Browns on Friday night with an 8:30 p m start in the Browns’ second night game. A Ladies Day game follows Saturday at 2:30 p m and a Sunday doubleheader begins at 1:30 p m. The Browns expect large crowds after their first night game drew over 25 000 fans.
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ST. Louis
New York Yankees
Sportsman's Park
Browns
New Yorkers
Brownies
Yanks
Lions Rally Fails as Legion Edges Ahead in Errors
Lions and Legion traded runs with Hazel allowing 14 hits for the Lions while Bean yielded 20 safeties to Rabb. Jackson led Lions with four runs including a homer while Ted Kirby and Miller connected for multiple homers. Armour and Bean each scored four for the Legion with Armour hitting the only homer for the losers. Lions led Legion 10 to 7 in errors.
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Legion
Moundsman Hazel
Lions
A. Marsh
Bean
Rabb
Jackson
Ted Kirby
Miller
Armour
Fredericktown Defeats Sikeston In Narrow Victory
Fredericktown edged Sikeston 4 to 3 as Young limited Sikeston to four hits. J C Boyd worked seven innings before Stacy finished. Stevenson led Fredericktown with a double and two RBIs, while Sikeston failed to capitalize with runners on base and committed three errors.
Southeast Missouri Tennis League announces 1940 schedule
The Southeast Missouri Tennis League led by Merlin Taylor announces a June 16 start for a season matching Charleston Doniphan Cape Girardeau Chaffee Steele Portageville Bonne Terre Sikeston. Each team meets all others with open dates for returns or playoffs and a year-end individual championship tournament.
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Merlin Taylor
Sikeston
John Lloyd Blue
Cape Girardeau
Clint Denman Jr
Charleston
Doniphan
Chaffee
Steele
Portageville
Bonne Terre
Tommy Marshall
Clyde Long
David Lumsden
Harold Hinson
Morehouse
Chaffee Vs. Steele
Steele Bonne Terre
Steele Vs. Doniphan
Bonne Terre Chaffee
Malone Leaves Sunday for Active Army Duty
Major C. L. Malone will depart Sunday for St. Louis to serve at the Third Army headquarters and Jefferson Barracks from June 17 to July 27. He will operate a reception center to process civilians into trained soldiers, aiding enlistment examinations and assignments for rapid mobilization. Civilian Military Training Corps members will pass through to test the setup and reveal any flaws.
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C. L. Malone
St. Louis
Third Military Area
Jefferson Barracks
Zaricor Attending REA Meeting Today
H M Zaricor superintendent of the Scott New Madrid Mississippi Cooperative Association returns home from Columbia where he attended a meeting of heads of similar organizations. Plans for the coming year were made and funds will be available July 1. The cooperative aims to add 47 spurs to 416 miles of lines in Scott New Madrid Mississippi Bollinger counties and possibly Cape Girardeau. The system now serves about 1110 members.
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H. M. Zaricor
Scott-New Madrid-Mississippi Cooperative Association
Columbia
Scott
New Madrid
Mississippi
Bollinger
Cape Girardeau
Paducah Picnic Draws Shoe Company Workers
Twenty five carloads of Employees Aid Society members from the International Shoe Company visited Paducah Kentucky on Saturday for an all day picnic tied to the annual Strawberry Festival. Over two thousand workers from Southeast Missouri and Southern Illinois attended the regional event, with Gene Buckles as president of the local Employees Aid Society orchestrating the effort.
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Employees Aid Society
The
International Shoe Company
Paducah
Rko
Missouri
Sikeston Golfers Defeated Again by Westwood Hills
Sikeston Country Club suffered its second straight loss in league play last Sunday, out-stroked 30 to 1 by Westwood Hills of Poplar Bluff. The par 72 course stayed even as 10 players shot under 80, with Poplar Bluff taking control through scores like 73 by Parkins and Phillips and 77 by Lumsden and Cox Jr. Sikeston’s lone marker came from Alexander as Lumsden struggled on the greens. Sikeston heads to Hayti next Sunday.
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Sikeston Country Club
Westwood Hills
Poplar Bluff
Sikeston
Parkins and
Phillips
Orville Lumsden
J. F. Cox Jr
E. Holland
Baumeister
Jim Belknap
Westwood
Hester Alexander
Geo. W. Kirk
E. E. Carr
P. Taubert
P. Mathis
Westwood Links
Alexander
Lumsden
Hayti
Dempster and Bijou Winners In Softball Doubleheader
Dempster defeated International Shoe Company 9 to 5 in the opener as Barr allowed eight safeties and four strikeouts for Dempster. In the nightcap Bijou routed Local Truck 17 to 8, with Rafferty driving in three runs and Hill, Williams, and Rafferty scoring multiple times for the Bijou.
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Dempster
International Shoe Company
ISCA
Barr
R. A. Dempster
ISCO
R. Bandy
F. Tope
P. Crain
Eaton
Puckett
C. Billington
Jones
George Hale
B. Aldridge
Crabtree
Aldridge
Ables
Bijou Tech
Bijou
Carter
D. Swaim
Wilsor
Simmons
Nichols
Solomon
Youth to Arcadia Camp From Epworth League
The Intermediate Ep worth League of the Methodist church selected Pat Ellise Betty Hirschberg Betty Shivel Virginia Graham Grace Marie Sittes Martha Stevens Margaret Ann Hatfield Betty Anderson and Betty Lou Deneke to attend a week's encampment in Arcadia.
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Intermediate Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Arcadia
Pat Ellise
Betty Hirschberg
Betty Shivel
Virginia Graham
Grace Marie Sittes
Martha Stevens
Margaret Ann Hatfield
Betty Anderson
Betty Lou Deneke
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Ham
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Swaim
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Cox
K. Vinson
B. Vinson
Engram
Cline Ables
Salkis
Sutton
Wright
Parys
Perey
ST. Louis Browns
Yankees
Fredericktown Shades Millers
Farmington
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Fredericktown
Cameron
Farmington Blues
Lightscipal Athletic Park
Moundsman Young
Stevenson
J. C. Boyd
Harry Stacy
Boyd
Smatlien
Madison County
Thompson
F. McGinnis
A. McGinnis
Crain
R. Wagner
Gilbert
Sherry
Roy Wagner
Sikeston AB
P. Marshall
O Wagner
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R. Smith
Smallen
T. Smith
Claude Turner
Scott Street
Sikeston, Mo
Malone
Zaricor
REA
Shoe Company
PBS Parkins
Phillips J. F. Cox Jr
H. Alexander
G. W. Kirk
Vv. Rost
Fr. Borth
Allis-Chalmers
McCormick-Deering
W. A. Victor
Allis-Chalmers Tractor
Oliver Tool and Implement
Raymond Hale
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