K of C and Moose win in senior league softball action
In Allen field play last night the K of C defeated Plainville 4 to 0 and the Moose beat Coca Cola 8 to 4. Box scores show Plainville with 5 hits and errors, K of C pocketing 4 runs with several players contributing, while Moose piled up 8 runs on 6 hits against Coca Cola pitchers.
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K. of C
Plainville
Moose
Coca Cola
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Coleman
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Smoot
Doctors Warn Louis in Decline Before Conn Title Bout
New York reports that Drs Vincent Narillc and William G Walker at Pompton Lakes assess World Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis as aged and slower with high blood pressure and sluggish reflexes. They deem a longer bout against Billy Conn at Yankee Stadium next Wednesday risky, while observers split on Louis’s odds despite some predicting a knockout.
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William G. Walker
Joe Louis
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Billy Conn
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Dade Park Meet Opens August At Western KY Track
Owensboro Ky June 12 The Dade Park Jockey Club operators of the Western Kentucky racing establishment near the Dade Park bridge between Bryanville Ind and Henderson Ky 30 miles from Owensboro has announced dates for the twenty first meeting The inter racing session is scheduled to get under way Saturday August 3 for a 26 day run closing with the Labor Day program Monday September 2 Racing will be held every day between these dates except Sundays R A Leigh Jr will serve as racing secretary this season He is well known in racing circles is working on the first concrete book which will be released about July 4 James C Bilis president and general manager of the Dade Park Jockey Club has received favorable response from horsemen about the American tracks this year regarding stable accommodations and it is expected in addition to those who have campaigned at Dade Park in recent years a large number of new ones will be on hand for the inaugural program
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Dade Park Jockey Club
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Red Sox stretch lead as AL pennant race widens
In New York June 12 the American League race widened with the Boston Red Sox winning their 12th straight, defeating the Cleveland Indians 10 to 5 to reach 41 victories in 50 starts. Ted Williams hit his 18th homer, Rudy York added an 8th, and Mike Higgins his first. Bob Klinger credited with the win.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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New York Yankees
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Cleveland Indians
Ted Williams
Rudy ¥Ork
Mike Higgins
Bob Kinger
Red Embree
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues and cities
Yesterday's results show American League Detroit 8 New York 3 and Boston 10 Cleveland 6 among others. National League Philadelphia 4 Chicago 1 while Brooklyn 3 St Louis 9 and New York 2 Cincinnati 3. Several night games listed include Indianapolis 0 Toledo and Kansas City at Milwaukee.
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Real Estate Deeds Reported for Franklin and Harper Transfers
Verence Franklin and husband to James L Franklin and wife for a partial southwest quarter and northwest quarter in section 29, township 15, range 15 for $1.00. Bate Gaither and wife to Denver R Harper and wife for a partial east half southwest quarter in section 10, township 14, range 5 for 3.50 acres and $1.00.
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Verence Franklin
James L. Franklin
Bate Gaither
Denver R. Harper
Local team hosts Loegootee at Allen Field tomorrow
The Loegootee team arrives with two wins and one loss to face the local squad which holds one win and two losses. The game is set for 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon at Allen Field.
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Ior Legion
Allen Field
Loogootee
Junior softball schedule disrupted by player shortage
The junior division opening game had insufficient players and a pickup game was played. In the senior game the Dem ons, led by Neff, outplayed Englishe nie at the plate. Remaining schedule lists Browning versus Palmer at 5 30 and St Mary's Englishs nine at 6 15 tonight with Paul Joe Wil on Thursday at 5 30.
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Demons
Neff
Browning
Palmer
St. Mary’s English
Paul Joe Wil
Liam's versus Scotts Nine and Demon Game Recap
A brief sports note records Liam's facing Scotts Nine and at 4 16 the Demons meet St Simon's in a late matchup. The item notes two games with local teams in a single digest.
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Liam’'S
Scott's
the Demons
St. Simon's
Timetable Indiana Showings for Myrna Loy and Ameche
The Indiana timetable lists So Goes My Love with showings today and Friday at 1:45 daily and 7:00 and 9:00 nights. Liberty shows Beloved Enemy with Merle Oberon Brian Aherne and David Niven plus Coliflul Colorado and Screen Snapshots at 7:00 and 9:00.
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Indiana
Myrma Loy
Don Ameche
My Love
Liberty
Merle Oberon
Brian Aherne
David Nivén
Alco “Colifful
Colorado
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