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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1947

Page

15

Kingsport Cherokees Triumph 9-2 Over Blue Grays

Kingsport Cherokees defeated the Blue Grays 9-2 as Our Lads lose their third straight, with Kingsport's large fifth and ninth inning bursts sealing the game. Pitcher Bush exits early with arm trouble, and Kingsport adds three pitchers to the casualty list as Lacy's squad struggles with injuries and coaching moves.

Sturby Daily Telegraph Kingsport Cherokees Johnson City Pulaski Lacy and Company Kingsport Lacy Bob Bush Cherokees Bush Leathe George Moore Clifford Griffin Boston Harry Jenkins Jens

Stranahan Praises St Louis Course During Visit

Frank Stranahan visits St Louis to polish his golf and comments on the St Louis Country Club course. The Toledo amateur star, after Walker Cup remarks, tells members he likes the layout ahead of a national event in the area.

St. Louis Frank Stranahan Toledo O

Appalachian League Standings Snapshot

Standings show Clus with Pet leading at 621 while 608 and 563 and 533 mark lines in the Appalachian League standings. Reports center on team positions and win totals across the circuit.

Appalachian League Clus Wit

Lynchburg Slugger Wins 1947 State Batting Crown

Lynchburg college right fielder John Suttenfield claimed the 1947 state collegiate batting title with a .446 average after 21 hits in 46 at bats, finishing 11 points ahead of Dave Poole of Virginia Tech. Fred Vinson of Washington and Lee also hit over .400, as final leaders list Suttenfield atop a pack of regional college stars.

Richmond John Suttenfield Lynchburg College Hornets Suttenfield James Fox Dave Poole Visa Tech Fred M. Vinson, Jr Washington and Lee Catain Circle. V Gabr Lynchburg Vinen Noe Virginia Atkins E & Cove Fenlin Stevens VMI Guyton Bridewater R-M Tanner E. Phelps Beard Cevcee Cee Gallup VPI Broke E-H Nichols Wright, &M Seee Uw Robinson Roanoke Blankenship

Horton Enrolls at Kentucky as Scarlet Halfback

Spencer West Virginia June 5 Richard L Horton top senior at Spencer high school will enroll at the University of Kentucky Lexington. Horton led the state in scoring with 506 points in four years and will report June 13 for a five week summer session. He joins Bill Leskovar and Jim Priester as recent Kentucky signings eligible for varsity this fall.

Spencer W. Va Richard L. Horton Spencer High School University of Kentucky At Bill Leskovar Jim Priester West Fairmont High

Rebs Triumph As Welch Loses

New River Rebels defeat Elizabethton Cubs 4 to 2 in Elizabethton Tennessee. New River seized the lead on four walks and an infield hit, added runs on Davies triple and other timely hits, while Elizabethton tallied two runs in the eighth. Bekeza mourns his mother as Be keza receives news before the game.

Elizabethton Tenn New River Rebels el Cacon Cubs New River Ciske Cub Davis Rebels Lurber Davies Weigle Eza Pleckas Lew Bekeza Chicago Heights Bekeza Daniels Neukirch Kules Igurber OlBekeza O Pileckasis Wilkins Poltrock Lotz Mena OlGabatinoss Myers Taylor Pollock Knox

Bristol 5 Welch 1 as Tucker stars in Series Sweep

Bristol Virginia Tennessee scored a 5-1 win over Welch to sweep the series and tighten second place in the Appalachian league race. Little Jimmy Tucker hurled four hits with a late rally ending the bid for a shutout. He carried a two hit shutout into the ninth inning and finished strong.

Bristol Tenn Jimmy Tucker Welch Tucker

Carrington Fines Lynchburg Pilot For Refusing To Play

Piedmont League President Rich ard A. Carrington Jr ordered Lynchburg Cardinals manager Jack McLain fined 250 for refusing to resume play after rain halted a Richmond Lynchburg game. Umpires awarded Richmond a 9 0 forfeit as Carrington cited league rules and national baseball rules. He called the action against McLain fair and impartial, noting it may be first forfeit in Piedmont League history.

Lynchburg Piedmont League Richard A. Carrington, Jr Jack McLain Burg Cardinals Richmond McLain Pie McLain Richmond Colts Carrington Frank Murray Wallace McKenna Cardinals George Trautman Nan Association of Baseball Norfolk Ferrell

Twins Rally for 17-Hit Bash Against Bristol

George Luginsland leads a 17 hit attack as the Twins topple Bristol 6 to 1. Carlin and Luginland each drive in runs while Luginsland adds two singles and a double in a strong all around effort. McLaughlin suffers the tough loss for Bristol with Tucker and Postava contributing on the mound.

McLaughlin Carlin George Luginlsa Luginsland Art Oliver Twins Walter Postava Lucas Caito Br’holta Tanner M'Leblin Leonard Bristol R—Mclaughlin Musselman Lughinand Fox Gentry Pless E—Lucas Buckholtz Luginland RBI Press Cairo Pierre Buckholts Lob—Welch Bob—Tucker Postava Tucker Wp—Tucker UMP Moneyhyn Shepheard

Piedmont League Bear Roanoke Beats Norfolk Five to Two

Roanoke defeated Norfolk 5 to 2 to move into a Piedmont League win position as Richmond observed the score and standings.

Roanoke Norfolk Richmond

Britain Uses Over Half of U.S. War Loan, Says Informants

London reports reliable informants say Britain has used more than half of its 3.75 billion dollar American loan in under a year. U.S. experts expect withdrawals to continue to 1949 or 1950 when repayments begin. Bevin urges increased production to raise dollars in the next year.

Britain London United States Ernest Bevin National Dock Labor Corporation

Broad Jumpers Highlight Central Conference Meet

Three top college broad jumpers meet Saturday in Milwaukee for the central track meet. Pred Johnson of Michigan State Paul Miller of Purdue and Herb Douglas of Pittsburgh headline the field. Johnson and Douglas placed first and second in the IC-4A meet. Miller won the Western Conference title. Johnson jumped 24 feet 7 3 8 inches and Miller 24 feet 7 ¼ inches. Douglas 23 feet 7 1/2 inches aims to defend his title from last year at 24 feet 8 3 4 inches.

Milwaukee Johnson Miller Douglas Franklin Field

Manager Boudreau Injured in Cleveland Washington Game

Cleveland June 5 Lou Boudreau manager of the Indians sustained torn muscles in the lower left side of his back during the Cleveland Washington game. Dr EB B Castle club physician said X rays showed no fractures and Boudreau, batting .363, left the game and will be out only a few days.

Cleveland Lou Boudreau Cleveland Indians EB. B. Castle Castle Boudreau

Tune In Whis Weekday Sport Cast with Scores

Ted Taylor hosts a weekday 5 40 p m sport cast delivering late scores and sports news with concise updates for listeners following local teams and events.

Ted Taylor

Inning Fluke Injures Player Early W Amid Defensive Play

In the fourth inning a ball struck Early W on the shoulder blades but the injury traces back to a third inning defensive gem. He had made a remarkable relay from third to second to retire Joe Race.

Joe Race

Richlands High Nine Clinches District 7 Baseball Title

The Richlands High School baseball team, coached by Ernie Hicks, won the District 7 championship with an 8 and 1 record in the Virginia High School League. Virginia High of Bristol finished second with 5 wins and 1 loss.

Richlands High School Ernie Hicks Virginia High Bristol Wee Richlands Virginie Lebanon Saltville Tanewell Sm Marion Grundy Jonithowie

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