Bulldogs to Meet Perryville Here Tomorrow Night
Sikeston battles Perryville in a Big Eight conference showdown here tomorrow night. Perryville, with a heaviest-in-conference reputation, has one loss and one tie, while Sikeston sits undefeated in league play with wins over Caruthersville and Kennett and outside wins over Chaffee and Cairo. Coach Kenny Knox reuses his regular first string as listed, including Nickens, Cole, Humes, Joyce, Rudd, Castleberry, Bob Smith, Vick, Potashnick, Matthews, and Lee.
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Bulldogs
Perryville
Caruthersville
Kennett
Chaffee
Cairo
Cape Central
Charleston
Kenny Knox
Nickens
Cole
Humes
Joyce
Rudd
Castleberry
Bob Smith
Vick
Potashnick
Matthews
Lee
Kennett High School Indians
Sikeston Bulldogs
Redskins
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Buddy Cox
Garland Wheeler
Indians
Jimmy Lale
Earl Finney
Bulldog
Churchwell
Finney
Wheeler
Big Lee
Scott
Charleston Bluejays
Perryville Pirates
Bluejays
Cape Girardeau Central
Jackson
Poplar Bluff
Licking Jackson Indians
Poplar Bluff Mules
Cape Central Tigers
Houck Field
Cape
Portageville Blanks
East Prairie
Portageville
Cape Girardeau Central Tigers
Missouri Tigers edge Illinois in historic gridiron upset
Missouri University defeated Illinois 27 to 20 in a Big Seven vs Big Ten clash. Bob Deneke, a Sikeston native, contributed all Missouri place kicks while Sikeston attendees included many locals. The win marked Missouri’s first over a Big Ten foe in 22 years and the first Illinois-Missouri meeting in 36 years with a massive Illinois marching band performing at halftime.
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Missouri University
Illinois University
Sikeston
Missouri
Big Ten
Don Faurot
Missouri Tigers
Illinois
Bob Deneke
E. F. Deneke
Ilinois
L. #. Standley
Keith Allins
E. E. Leigtninger
Baker Garrison
Jim Hannah
Robi
A. Dempster
Jean Klein
Ward Denman
E. H. Berry
Alvin Henson
Arthur Mayer
Charles Johnson
Lee A. Bowman
Ben Bowman
Jack Bowman
Robi. S. Matthews
Democratic Dance Draws Large Southeast Missouri Crowd
Eight hundred or more people attended the Democratic leaders of the district dance at the Sikeston Armory last Thursday night. Practically every section of Southeast Missouri was represented.
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Sikeston Armory
Missouri
Rummage Sale Draws Community Helpers
The T. E. L. Sunday School Class of the Baptist church will host a rummage sale on Saturday October 22 on the McDougal lot south of the Catholic church. Volunteers may bring items to Mrs. L. T. Davey’s Front Street home by Friday afternoon.
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The
Baptist Church
McDougal
L. T. Davey
Front Street
Lair's Promotes Heaters and Savings on Mattresses and Springs
Headquarters advertises heaters and savings on fine mattresses and springs at Lair's. The column highlights seasonal deals and in-store specials, inviting customers to visit for value collection on household comfort products.
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Lair’s
Sikeston Concert Association Plans Season With Early Start
President Keith Collins outlined a season plan aiming to renew 850 members and add at least 150. The Don Cossack Chorus is set for February 6 and Appleton and Field for March, with more programs to follow. A membership drive runs October 24 to 29, ending at 6 pm, to ensure on time ticket purchases. Adult membership is 5 dollars plus taxes, student 2.50. Headquarters: Dunn Hotel lobby.
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Sikeston Community Concert Association
Keith Collins
Don Cossack Chorus
Appleton and Field
Collins
Dunn Hotel
Kennett Woman Fatally Struck by Automobile
Mary Williams, 44, a Kennett resident, died after being struck by a car driven by Welton D. Booker, a Kennett farmer, Monday afternoon. The accident happened in the east part of Kennett as she alighted from a city bus and crossed behind it.
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Mary Willams
Kennett
Welton D. Booker
Williams
Kroger Sees Price Drops in Pork and Apples in Carbondale
Henry Niemann of Kroger in Carbondale Illinois says even after a three year low in living costs further declines in pork and apples are likely. He cites a 13 percent rise in hog numbers and the large apple crop as signs of plentiful supply and low prices. Kroger is running promotions to move surplus and aid both producers and consumers.
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Carbondale
Ill
Henry Niemann
Kroger Company
Kroger
Manhurt in Missouri head on crash kills Dormer and injures Wilson
Norman Dormer, 22, of Hillsboro, died in a head on crash with a truck on Highway 61 near Barnhart, Missouri. Bert Wilson, 69, of Sikeston, was injured and taken to City Hospital in St. Louis with head and internal injuries. Truck driver fled the scene.
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Norman Dormer
Hillsboro
Bert Wilson
Sikeston
Dormers
Barnhart
Wilson
St. Louis
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