Local baseball league results mix victory and defeat
The National Guard beat Odd Fellows 9 to 1 as Highway shut out North End Grocery 5 to 0. Dempster and Barr shaded International Shoe 5 to 4. Jack's Y topped Potashnick 12 to 0 while Leyton beat Jaycees 15 to 6 and Lions lost 20 to 2 to the Millers. Bob McCord’s Tivers powered a nine run win over Murphy Bears.
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National Guard
Army
Odd Fellows
North End
Lufey
J. Marshall
McDaniel
Sabin
W. Mize
Muller
R. Sherry
J. Guibert
Lufer
EF. Willams
Leyton
Jaycees
Lions
Millers
Jack
Dempster
Bob McCord
Tivers
Murphy Bears
East End
McCord
Damiel Heacox
Junior Ryan
D. Dover
B. Ryan
T. Hodge
C. Heacox
Schwab
Woods
Rister
FL McClenan Oon
Tigers
J. Woods
Bears
D. Heacox
Southeast Missouri Tennis Meet on Tap
The second annual Southeast Missouri tennis meet returns to Cape Girardeau with a $1 entry fee and joint men and women play on one card. Last year Don Pritchard and David Marshall won, both now out of the district, with three Sikeston players from 1938 expected to compete.
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South Sourian
City Daily News
Missouri
Cape Girarde
Don Pritchard
State Teachers College
David Marshall
Slimo
Sikeston
Tommy Marshall
Buddy Lair
Merlin Taylor
Marshall
Taylor
Lair
Coming Week With St Louis Cardinal
St Louis headlines a weekend at Sportsman's Park with Casey Stengel's Boston Bees providing the opposition. Saturday features the Clown Prince of Baseball, a Schacht pantomime act, before the Cards Bees game and a ladies day. The event includes a double header on Sunday and a new act titled Batter On. Schacht performs in a Delamour gold satin suit as part of World Series era appearances.
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Casey Stengels
Boston Bees
St Louis Cardinals
Sportsman's Park
Clown Prince of Baseball
Schacht
Cards
The
Bees
Delamour
College quartet wins from Racquet Clubmen
The State Teachers College four man team defeated Sikeston Racquet Club 4 matches to 1 on a Sunday afternoon, with key wins by Marshall Long Donnewald Parker and Kstart. The Sikeston squad claimed only one victory in doubles and had players Lair Taylor and Bowers lose in singles. A rematch is scheduled for July 9 at home.
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Rou Marshall
Avon
Tommy Bowers
Marshall
Clyde Long Agui
Oomateh
Belay Bowers
Charles
Phares
Sikeston
Dee
Ing Ser
Cape
Oa T
Mame Coomn
Dick Donnewald
Bill Parker
Buddy Lair
Merlin Taylor
Taylor
Donnewald
Invader
Lair
Parker
Charles Ktart
Clyde Long
Timo
David Marshall
Kinder
John Bowers
Norman Sanders
Millers Again in The Win Column
Sikeston Millers win 3 0 at Bell City in Southeast Missouri Amateur Baseball League action. Rose, Eaton, and J. Rogers pace the offense, with Bell City errors fueling Sikeston's fourth inning rally. State paper notes continued on next page.
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Sikeston Millers
Bell City
CC. Tucker
Millers
Sikeston Gath- Kimball
Sarelles
Sikeston
Rose
Kimball
Eaton
Gilbert
J. Rogers
Fae
A. Brice
C. Tucker
P. Marshall
J. Marshall
Finton
Bell Citow
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Kayos
Highway Blanks
J. Gilbert
Ragains
Atkinson
Robert Lee
Moundsman Simmons
Tandy
Mathis
McGill
Grey
Bruce
Dace
Law
Simmons
McClelan
Highaway
Barr
International
Wagner
Jones
Clark
P. Crain
H. Hill
S. Vinson
Bennett
J. Bartlett
Potashnick
Ansa
Potasha
Stacy
Reed
Ellis
S. Hile
Fate Fansler
Simps¢ Matthews
Matthews
McCord Tigers
Southeast Missouri
Murphy
MecCord
Vanduser
Vhe Tigers
Cannlou
ST. Louis Cardinal
ST. Louis, Mo
Boston
Sportsman’s Park
Chicago Cubs
the State Teachers College
Egn
Iardeau
Sikeston Racquet Club
Sikestom
Gabby Hartnett
Dizzy Dean
Claude Passeau
Phillies
Firestone
C.&m.oil Company
Sikeston, MO
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