City League kicks off with eight teams and daily games
The City League opens anew with eight teams including Legion and Big Store. Fred King manages the new city team, others led by George E. Earles Kingsport Press McGom mell and more. Games at the local field start at 5 30 each afternoon through Sept 26 with a ten cent admission to cover park costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Big Sk
Las
City Industrial League
New City
Fred King
Legion
George E. Earles
Kingsport Press
McGon
Meade Fibre
Lady
Tennessee
Lastman
Bishop
Mil ‘Yourne
Big Store
Wallace McDannell
Bevins
Deague
Toomorrow
Times
League Standings and Yesterday Scores
Standings show Charlotte at .5 games behind leaders with 60 wins and 30 losses. Other teams include Spartanburg, Augusta, Asheville, Greenville, Columbia, Knoxville. Yesterday results include St Louis 8 New York 1 and Brooklyn 4 Chicago 2 while Cleveland 3 New York 2 and Washington 5 Detroit 1 occurred. Tonight schedule features Charlotte at Knoxville and New York at St. Louis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet Charlotte
Spartanburg
Asheville
Greenville
Columbia
Knoxville
Charlotte
Augusta
Greeneville
Macon
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Rounke
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Southern Association Baseball Standings and Schedule
Teams and results show New Orleans, Little Rock, Birmingham, Nashville, Memphis, Mobile, Chattanooga and Atlanta with scores and upcoming matchups. Notable bonds include New Orleans 1 0 over Chattanooga and Memphis 8 4 over Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association
Pati
New Orleans
Bandanta
Memphis
Mobile
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
Kingsport Press Drops Contests To Pressmen's Home
The Kingsport Press team lost 4 to 2 to the Pressmen's Home lineup at the local park. Cox and E. Dickson allowed six hits. Brown pitched well for the visitors with five hits allowed. Lieutenant Prizer umpired a near perfect game, delivering nine top calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport Press
Fast ‘Pressmen
Cox
E. Dickson
Press
Brown
Major leagues bid high for Paul Anger amid lively ball debate
Major league clubs led by the Giants and Yankees reportedly bid up to 100000 for Paul Anger, San Francisco outfielder, as questions rise about the liveliness of the ball. Johnny Evers notes batters chase power and bunting suffers, while Frisco touts Anger’s slugging as leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Brown
Johnny Jones
Paul Strand
Rube Harrison
Athley Pacific ‘Coast League
Sword
Pacific Coast
Paul Anger
Young Outfelder
San Prancisco
Ginci ‘Reds
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Frisco
Waner
Joplin
Muskogee
College
Johnny Evers
Evers
New York Giants
Johnny
Governor Austin Peay to Return as State Fairs Chief
Nashville reports Governor Austin Peay, resting in Battle Creek Michigan, is expected to return Monday to assume charge of state fairs. He may appoint a state geologist to replace Wilbur A. Nelson, leave September 1 for Virginia. Health surveys by Dr. Breeding continue statewide with West Tennessee focus and public health officials praise the outreach. International Health Board fellow Dr. Merszel visits Tennessee for two weeks to study and advise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Nashvilles
Tenn
Austin Peay
Battle Greek
Mich
Wilbur A. Nelson
Virginia
Virginia Department of Geology
University
Tennessee
Departments of State
State Capitol
Valentin Mersnel
International Healt Board
F. L. Bishop
Cat Health
Eld
Tennnessee
Ministry of Public ‘Health
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Williamson County
Nashville
Capitol
Merszel
Survey tour outlines Tennessee highway progress plans
Mr Creveling announced a prospectus of ongoing work in West Tennessee and noted a recent East Tennessee survey by the highway party that covered nearly the entire state system in the Eastern division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Tennessee
Creveling
East Tennessee
Kingsport Sealed Bids for School Equipment Proposals
Sealed proposals due by 8:00 p m Friday August 14 1925 for furnishing 210 No 2 school desks 40 chairs 108 kindergarten chairs 2 pianos gym bleachers and window shades to Kingsport City Delivery by September 1 bid review chance to reject all bids Samples must be submitted with proposal. Also a non resident notice in the law court case Webb vs Webb ordering publication for four consecutive weeks in Kingsport Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport
Sullivan County
Tennessee
Lacie H. Webb
Robert Reed Webb
State of
Bargain on Wood and Hardware Supplies
Reading fragment notes sale items including kindling wood scrap at 1.00, two frame buildings described as bargains, and hardware components such as valves fittings nipples gondail with references to wall trees and oak finish.
Public Auction Of Kingsport Hosiery Collateral
Kingsport Farms Incorporated announces a public sale of collateral to satisfy unpaid notes of Cotton States Hosiery Mills Incorporated. Auction at 2 PM August 25 1925 in front of First National Bank Kingsport Tennessee. Collateral includes 200 shares preferred and 150 shares common stock of Kingsport Hosiery Mills Incorporated. Cash sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton States Hosiery Mills, Incorporated
Kingsport Farms, Incorporated
First National Bank of
Kingsport
Tennessee
Kingsport Hosiery Mills, Incorporated
Kingsport Hosiery Malls, Incorporated
W. B. O'Brien
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Rexander
Averarmeir
Sidney Sarge
Legion and
BIG Store Play Today
Eastman and Cement
Eastman
Eastman and
South Atlantic
Pittsburgs
Brooklyn Brass
Chicago A
Old Virginia
Old Virginias
Pet Tenn
Eastman Wy
Mecade
Pressman
Dotts
Murray
von Holston
Brummitt
Alvis
Kitchefler
Warmken
Capitol Notes
Pressmen
Dodd
Crawford
Dod
Dickson
Warnken
B. Dickson
Goxl
Lieut
Jack Prizes
Fay Brazwell
New Ward Memorial
W. J. Breeding
State Health Department
E. L. Bishop
Breeding
Davidson
Shelby
Knox
Hamilton
J. G. Greveling, Jr
Neal Bass
R. W. Pannell Chiropractor
Bank of Kingsport
Woody
Sullivan Street
Beck
Kings Port Times
imeer‘Hon—pald Onsk
Wanda St
Wanda
Worley & McAmis
Sol
Ser‘vice
J. E. ‘Miller
Terial
Gondail
C. G. Morse
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