Cotton Oil Crowned City Softball Champion After Sweep
Cotton Oil MilL defeated Bijou 10 to 3 sealing the city league title. Law held Bijou to three hits with no strikeouts as Cotton Oil built a seven run lead by the first three innings and coasted to the win, amplifying a late rally by Bijou that failed to overturn the deficit.
Sikeston Loses Matthews Meet In Championship Nailbiter
Matthews sparked a 9 to 8 win for Matthews over Sikeston in the champion game of the Mat arws invitational. Sikeston led early but Matthews belted two late runs to pull ahead. Crabgee scored on a wild throw, Hill posted four hits for Sikeston, Stacy added three, and Lyman Whitten pitched for Sikeston with strong defense and offense shaping the tense finish.
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Browns Seize Final Night Stand With Athletics At Park
The St. Louis Browns open their last home stand of the year at Sportsman's Park on Tuesday night hosting the Philadelphia Athletics in a semi final night contest. Washington comes next for three games Thursday Friday and Saturday as the Browns chase the number six berth in the league standings.
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Bulldogs Begin Practice Season
Sikeston high school opens practice for 1940 season with fifty contenders under Coach Vernon Green. Veterans include Bowman Christman Wyatt Swacker Diehl Beal, while 39 newcomers seek starting roles. Freshmen and sophomores shown potential. opener vs East Prairie set for September 27 after three weeks of prep drills and full dress rehearsals.
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Sikeston Millers Fall 7-3 to Dexter Red Sox in Dexter
The Sikeston Millers lost 7-3 to the Dexter Red Sox before the largest crowd of the season. Dexter pitcher Gene Nichols struck out 13 while allowing three earned runs, backed by Harts bases clearing homer and multiple Dexter hits. Sikeston touc hed Earl Langkop for 11 safeties but could muster only three off Nichols. The Millers face Paducah next, with K O Gentry returning to mound.
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Cardinals Host Pirates in Red Bird Sabbath Doubleheader
St Louis faces Frankie Frisch's Pittsburgh Pirates in the final home doubleheader of the season at Sportsman's Park on Sunday September 8 with a climactic end to the season rivalry. The Pirates meet the Cardinals in a three game series after a Friday Cubs date, with a 1:15 first pitch Sunday and a Ladies Day game on Saturday.
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Work Starts Today on Third REA Project
The Scott New Madrid Mississippi Co operative Association begins staking for a 26 mile rural electrification project. E T Archer and Company of Kansas City holds the contract with James Stephenson arriving in Sikeston. The project covers Scott New Madrid Mississippi Stoddard Bollinger and Cape Girardeau counties as customers sign up quickly.
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Bijou Delays Cotton Oil in 5-4 Comeback Victory
The Bijou, National League softball champions, rallied from behind to beat Cotton Oil Mill 5 to 4 Tuesday for their first win in three city series games. Marsh started for the Bijou, Simmons finished, and the late surge came in the sixth inning as Williams, Lambert, and Rafferty delivered key plays including a fielder’s choice and Rafferty’s double to seal the comeback. Oiler errors aided the Bijou, who trailed early and tied the game in the sixth before taking the lead.
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