Local All Stars Split Wins in Triple-Header
The National League All Star softball team beat East Prairie Al Stars 8 to 6 while the American League All Stars fell to Morley 2 to 1. Sikeston high girls blasted Morehouse 18 to 2. Wyatt and Morley led strong pitching showings as Sikeston's bats produced multiple runs.
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East Prairie
Al-Stars
Morley
Sikeston High School
Morehouse
Wyatt
F. Watson
Paulk
Ault
Invaders
Coats
Last Nights Games Called In Third Frame
Rain halted the girls softball game between Johnny Martin and Judge Brown Jewell’s team and the Simmons All Stars in the middle of the third inning at a 66 deadlock. Since new management, the former Spudich High School ten has one win 18 2 over Mores house, with Nelson homering on her first swing. Next Monday the ten face Morley at batter’s diamond after a return with East Prairie tomorrow. Morleys’ rainout also prevented the shoe factory squad game. Assistant Manager Brown Jewell notes Nelson at first, Rabb at catcher, with rest of lineup unchanged including O Connor, Little Bit Hinton, Propst short, Simpson left, Wagoner short center, Buckles right, Bogan deep center, and Lee second.
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Moss
W_ Watson
Thornborough
F_ Watson
Chunn
Coats
F. Watson
Crawford
W. Watson
Ault
East Prairie
Hill
Hale
Sells
Ellise
Wyatt
Alphonso
Swaim
R. Miller
F. Kindred
Miller
Kindred
Heisserer
Morley
F. Williams
R. Bandy
B. Crow
Law
Dace
Crow
Sikeston
Watkins
Page
R. Williams
R. Ragains
A. Miles
B. Foster
R. Harris
R. Johnson
W. Mize
O'Connor
Hart
Hufford
Morehouse
Clodfelter
Latham
Lee
Nelson
Hinton
Robb
Wagner
DeMatris
Propst
Simpson
Bogan
Johnny Martin
Judge Brown Jewel
Simmons
Morleys
Shoe Factory
Brown Jewell
Rabb
East Prairie Girls
Joe Spudich
Spudich
Columbia
University of Missouri
John Martin
Millers Lose to New Madrid 21 5 In Baseball Upset
The Swamp Angels of the New Madrid CCC camp overwhelmed the Sikeston Millers 21 to 5 last Sunday here. Ralph Taylor pitched six innings for New Madrid and Harmon Walker the rest, allowing five runs on 14 hits. The Angels have surged with 39 runs in their last two games, aided by Taylors first home run of the season. The score by innings shows New Madrid taking a strong early lead and Sikeston scoring late. Substitutions and lineup details are listed for both teams.
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Swamp Angels
New Madrid
CCC
Sikeston Millers
Ralph Taylor
Parma
Harmon Walker
Dexter
Angels
Taylors
Faurot a Great Coach Misrepresented in Interview
The Herald notes a misspelling of Don Faurot’s name as Ferot in a seven inch story based on his interview. Faurot, Missouri’s head coach, has a storied record including seven MIAA titles, five undefeated seasons, and 26 straight wins. He took over Missouri in 1935 from Frank Corideo and has since improved the Tigers’ fortunes.
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Don Faurot
Missouri University
Columbia
Tiger
the Herald
Faurot
Ferot
Podunk Hollow
Kirksville
Missouri
Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Cape Girardeau Indians
Tigers
Frank Corideo
Notre Dame
Corideo
Athletes Stop by for Exhibition Week at Sikeston
Brooke Shas of Westminster College visits with Sikeston standout Joe McCord and others. Shas, a former tennis letter winner in MCAA, impressed in recent exhibition matches. Paul David Allen leaves for Dexter to prep for Missouri University freshman football, while Sherman Grant plans to join Tiger freshmen in September. Sikeston eyes a rematch with East Prairie as John Martin takes over team duties after Spudich’s departure.
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Brooke Shas
Westminster College
Fulton
Joe McCord
Sikeston
Shas
MCAA
Paul David Allen
Dexter
Missouri University At
Columbia
Allen
Tiger
Sherman Grant
Grant
Sikeston Falls 17 to 1 as Dexter Nines Dominate
Sikeston was crushed 17 to 1 by Dexter in Sunday action. Dexter scored in all but the second inning, led by C Martin and R Martin with three runs each, while Sikeston managed only a single by King in the fifth. Sikeston pitcher struggled, and Eaton's four errors helped Dexter build the big early lead.
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Sikeston
Dexter
King
Kimbell
Roberts
Wagner
Eaton
Limbaugh
Rogers
Hormmets
Lefty
Gene Nichols
Sams
Kimball
Stacy
R. Martin
Kindred
C. Martin
Turlington
Jones
Daniels
Poinsette
Dodge
B. Martin
New Junior League Opens Season With 18 8 Win
Sikes ton's new junior league baseball team sponsored by Feltner's Shoe Shop won their first game 18 to 8 over a Tanner and Brown Spur squad Sunday. Manager Alfred Moser pitched with Junior Hutchison catching. The club heads to Morehouse or Charleston next Sunday per second baseman Brady Feltner.
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Sikeston
Feltner
Tanner and Brown Spur
Alfred Moser
Junior Hutchison
Morehouse
Charleston
Brady Feltner
Peters Hold on To League Lead
Peters tops Vitality 11-9 as Weatherbirds stay atop the International Shoe Co. league standings led by Eaton and Bartlett. Chaney allowed 16 hits while Weatherbirds staved off Vitality threats. Peters commit several errors but still won, with Eaton driving in four runs and Bartlett adding four hits and runs.
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Peters Moundsman
Eaton
Weatherbirds
International Shoe Co
Peters
Chaney
P_ Crain
John Bartlett
The
Birds
Eaton Agai
W. Lee Eaton
Bartlett
Hodge
Carson Dillon
Everett
Vitality
Miller
E. Williams
Williams
Clinton
McClain
P. Crain
W. Lee
Robert E
Lee
Tisdel
Uptown Nine Defeats Classics 23 to 19 in slugging game
Uptown squad overpower Classic softball team of International Shoe Co. 23 to 19 after a 9 to 12 Tuesday. Alexander and Schmitt each scored two in the first frame with multiple teammates adding runs. Gurley pitched for Uptowns while Durham held the Classics. Second game saw Classics rally with Beal Feverston Watson and others contributing runs.
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International Shoe Co
Alexander
Schmitt
Bacher
Layton
Gurley
Probst
Schnaare
McElroy
Galloway
Propst
Schmidt
Odell
Uptown
Durham
Lambert
Watson
Givens
Connor
Beal
Hazel
Feverston
Rayburn
Thrower
Nickens
News Briefs From CCC Camp at New Madrid
Tony Butler, formerly with the Benton area CCC unit, transfers to the New Madrid camp from Carrollton drainage, with Butler and Mrs Butler set to live in Sikeston. Engineer E L Miller Jr returns to New Madrid, while Camp Mechanic Everett L Conley resumes work after leave in Carrollton. A willow clump puller trial by the drainage crew is tested east of Portageville under the Bureau of Agricultural Engineering. The four staff members take leave through late month as their status changes to project assistant on June 30.
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Tony Butler
New Madrid
CCC
Benton
Carrollton
Camton
Butler
Carrolton
Sikeston
E. L. Miller Jr
Arkansas
Everett L. Conley
Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Girls Softball Tryout Open to All Students
Judge Brown Jewell said this week that any high school girl who wants to play softball may report for practice and a tryout may lead to a placement on the squad.
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Brown Jewell
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Harley Cheat
Bob Barney
Bing Ates
Ab Williams
Bill Smith
Bob Jungers
Ray Nelson
Clete Williams
Flower Basket
Hollingsworth
Junior Chamber
Scott County Millers
Legion
Lions
Jack
Herald
Rkh Sikeston
E Roberts
I Wagner
Dowdy
Ee Tee
Spaulding
H C. Martin
Li R. Martin
Ee Sams
I Gillis
O ' Jones
Oj Hart
L. Nichols
G. Nichols
R-J
Victorious
R. Bennett
Johnson
Rand
Terrell
G. Bartlett
Sexton
F.shelby
R.j.-R
Carey Rocktex
Southeast Missouri Insulating Co
N. Main St
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Cogert Alph Eeaty
Regis
Perfection Stove Company
Akse
Lair Company
Lair Building
Likeston, MO
Odpu
Uptowns
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