Bad Boy Brown And Moody Palmer Win in Tag Match
Bad Boy Brown and Moody Palmer defeated Rico Cortez and Don Cortez Aguayo in a two out of three fall tag match last Friday night. The bout featured back and forth action with frequent ring chaos, referee Joe Howard overseeing decisive moments as Brown and Palmer claimed the second fall with a crab hold pin after Aguayo’s kayo. A preliminary bout saw Chico and Bad Boy Brown exchange fierce exchanges before Brown secured a body pin for the win.
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Bad Boy Brown
Moody Palmer
Rico Cortez
Don Cortez Agusto
Dovwn
South Way
Cortez & Co
Don Serter
Palmer
Chico
Joe Howard
Bad Boy
Brown
Cie
Aguayo
Ting
Cinco
Don
Tal
Howard
Brother Brown
Right er Completes Ordinance Course
ATLANTA GA General Distribution Depot depot commander Col R B Thornton announces Pfc Maurice F Righter of Pevely Missouri son of Mrs W L Righter of Sikeston has graduated from the Ordinance Automotive School at the depot after enlisting in January and finishing the Advanced Engines Course on June 18 Mrs Maurice Righter formerly Miss Helen B Potter of Pevely also noted as part of the graduating class
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Atlanta General Distribution Depot
Atlanta
R. B Thornton
Ordinance Automotive School
Maurice F Righter
Pevely
W L Righter
Gladys
Sikeston
Righter
Army
Maurice Righter
Helen B Potter
Masculine Brawn To Share Fight Card With Women Friday
Preacher Red Roberts and Tex Riley join Violet Viann and Juanita Coffman on tomorrow nights wrestling card in a historic all gender exhibition. A capacity crowd is expected as Red Roberts faces a promising newcomer and Riley, a former junior heavyweight and current light heavyweight champion, is slated for a high quality bout. Ventilating fans added at the Armory and crowd arrangements set for the season’s largest turnout.
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Preacher Red Roberts
Tex Riley
Violet Viann
Juanita Coffman
Red Roberts
Tex Riley Riley
ROUND ROBIN GOES INTO HOME STRETCH
Eight team SEMO Round Robin golf circuit moves into final matches with Cape Girardeau leading Northern Division and Kennett atop the Southern Division. Dexter, Poplar Bluff, Paragould, Malden, Sikeston and Charleston vie for division titles as July schedule concludes. notable performances include Carl Tracer and Hester Alexander.
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Cape Girardeau
Dexter
Kennett
Poplar Bluff
Malden
Paragould
Ark
Nolding
Charleston
Sikeston
Cape Garardeau
Westwood Halls
W. H Tanner
Loop
Piedmont
Stoddard County Country Club
Hester Alexander
Alexander
Carl Tracer
Riaksmen
Hall of Fame
C C Scott
Virgil Powell
Pete Golightly
Jum Parkin
Acau
Jim Belknap
Girarde
Don Cannon
Gharieston Ceed Ae
J Hart
Heg’bourg
H Alexander
Kijah Smith Jr
Whic
A Schumacher
Cape
Kennett Sudalane Ae
Miles
Parmenter
Clyde McCullough
Cape TA Paragould
John Phillips
Ows
Charleston Noses Out Local Golfers 25-24 Here Sunday
Charleston edged Sikeston 25-24 in Sunday action to claim a second straight win over the local golfers. Pete Golightly led scoring with a 67, five under par, including a 33 first round and 34 on the back nine, while Hester Alexander finished one stroke behind with a 71.
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Charleston
Sikeston
Pete Golightly
Golightly
Hester Alexander
Sikeston tovisit Cape Girardeau for return match
Sikeston heads to Cape Girardeau on Sunday June 27 for a rematch with the local club. Cape Girardeau handled Sikeston earlier in the season with a 42 to 8 drubbing here, as the line notes.
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Sikeston
Cape Girardeau
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Don Cortez
Insurance Agency
Peoples Bank Bldg
Sikeston, Mo
Memorial Stadium
Highway
East
Missouri
Lone Sikeston
SEMO
Coca-Cola Company
Sikeston Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Golghtly
C Cox
Smith
C AL
J Limbaugh
S Ae Wee
H Heg’bourg
Garner
Gentry
Sidwell
Tanner
Collins
S Farmer
Sharp
Lair
Black
Hoover
Wise
C Dahl
Sikes
F. Heg
Bourg
Stallings
Banta
Fluelling
F. Kinder
Lane
Dunn
C Alexander
Hearnes
Henry
Co Swan
Eoees
Guthrie
New Madrid
Mary Heth
Detroit
NCO Club
Missouri National Guard
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