Cherokees Rally For 5-4 Victory Over Kingsport
Kingsport’s Cherokees clinch a 5-4 win over the Red Sox in Elizabethton as Tom Sick blasts a late two-run homer after Marcel and Sick combined for four straight hits in the ninth. Don Marcel, Vern Pellman, and Joe Lucas spark late offense while Ted Deskins shines in the field and at the plate.
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Elizabethton
Doc” Peppers
Ted Deskins
Kingsport
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Deskins
Trivett
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Ted Bas
Don Marcel
Sick
Bunk Gibson
Marcel
Ted
Tom Sick
Vern Pellman
Joe Lucas
Petty
Elizabethton Cochrane
Capps
Woodall
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Maree
Oe Gibson
Peppers
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Gibeon
Shelter
Cochrane
Laeal
Tetty
Elizabethian
Davis Walker In Second Round Of Title Flight
Bristol Virgil Davis and Ned Walker, former Kingsport Country Club champions, reach the second round in the Bristol Country Club Invitational. Walker upset favored Elmer Soloman to advance. Davis beat Jim Edwards to move on as other Kingsport players stumble in the opening round.
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Walker
Bristol
Virgil Davis
Ned Walker
Kingsport
A. C. McManus
Greensboro
N. C
Junior White
James
Greeneville
Jim Edwards
Elmer Soloman
William
Junior) Brown
K. Messerole
Fred
Dick) Bullis
H. B. Millard
R. H. McClure
Whirlaway Keeps Belmont Field Small Amid Streak of Wins
Whirlaway dominates Belmont Stakes entry prospects as only three-year-olds challenge him. Warrent Wright's chestnut is seen as a near lock for the third leg of the Triple Crown after decisive Derby and Preakness wins. A few owners consider running with Itabo and Yankee Chance among the few remaining possible entrants.
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Whirlaway
Belmont
Warrent Wright
Cannon Ball
Ben Jones
Robert Morris
J. Fred Myers
Pittsburgh
Maxie Hirsch
Robert J. Kleberg
Itabo
Bold Venture
Kleberg
Sonny Whitney
Shute Leads Open After First Round At Colonial
Denny Shute shot 36 33 69 to take the early lead in the National Open at Colonial Club Fort Worth. About 8,000 fans watched as top contenders, including Vic Ghezzi and E. J. Harrison, posted scores behind the headliner. Tomorrow’s 36 hole finish will cut the field to the low 60 and ties.
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Colonial Club
Denny Shute
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E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Gene Kunes
Philadelphia
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Lawson Little
Dick Metz
Jack Ryan
Louisville
Henry Ransom
Local Pride
Clayton Heafner
Harry Todd
Dallas
Bunny Torpey
Dodson
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
N. Y
Bill Kaiser
Johnny Morris
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Byron Nelson
Paul Runyan
Horton Smith
Craig Wood
Lloyd Mangrum
Chick Harbert
Red Sox surge to third with five game win streak
Boston extends its rally behind 16 hit attack on Cleveland. Ted Williams belts his ninth homer as Mickey Harris earns win. Detroit tops Yankees in 10 innings, Browns beat Senators, Rain halts NL games. Paul Christman weighs pro baseball vs football after college career ends.
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Indians
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Chicago White Sox
A's
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Sam Chapman
Frank Hayes
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
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Atley Donald
St. Louis Browns
Luke Sewell
Washington Senators
Columbia
Paul Christman
Missouri
Chicago Cardinals
Fleming Pushing Homerun Record in Southern Association
Memphis wins doubleheader as Wimpy Willis and Harry Maturak star. Willis shuts out New Orleans 5 0. Maturak four-hits Nashville 5 1. Bates homers as Atlanta beats Knoxville 8 6. Nashville routs Chattanooga 13 6. Burge and Fleming lead home run chase with 16 17 and 20 21. West Monroe rookie Ed Head continues odd farm tribute after shutouts.
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Chicks
Southern Association
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Buddy Bates
Connie Ryan
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Smokies
Chattanooga
Murray Franklin
Little Rock
Birmingham
Travelers
Red Barrett
Paul Gehrman
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Lester Burge
Les Fleming
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FE Meveland
Chicago
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
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Brooklyn
Kattanooga
Knosville
Roy Cullenbine Leads Batting Hailed as Top Switch Hitter
The article highlights Roy Cullenbine of the St. Louis Browns as leading the major league batting race among switch hitters. It notes his 363 average into June, compares him to past great switch hitters, and mentions others like Jim Gleeson and several players listed among the current or notable switch hitters in the majors.
Sherrill Dominates Greeneville to Keep Bristol in Race
Lee Sherrill struck out 13 as the Bristol Twins beat the Greeneville Burley Cubs for his third straight win in as many starts. The win moved Bristol a half game ahead of the Kingsport Indians in the Appalachian League standings. Newport Canners defeated Johnson City Cardinals 9 2 to bolster their bid for second place and halted the Cards win streak at three as Bill Motsinger earned the win. Squashy Krosnak homered for Newport with two on base.
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Bristol Twins
Greeneville Burley Cubs
Twins
Kingsport Indians
Newport Canners
Johnson City Cardinals
Newport
Bill Motsinger
Canners
Squashy” Krosnak
Vol Gridders Play Side-By-Side Roles
Knoxville Tenn A football association begun in 1933 at Knoxville Central high will be continued this fall with the professional Philadelphia Eagles by Bob Suffridge and Hodges West two former University of Tennessee stars. Suffridge all American guard was drafted last fall by the Eagles and West a tackle recently signed a contract. They played side by side through four years in high school four years at Tennessee and hope to continue their Damon and Pythias role with the Eagles.
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Tenn
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Knoxville Central High
Philadelphia Eagles
Bob Suffridge
Hodges West
University of Tennessee
Suffridge
Eagles
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Tennessee
Damon and Pythias
Conn Delayed Entrance for Louis Conn Clash
Broadway reports Arthur Donovan will miss the Louis vs Conn fight while Billy Conn seeks dressing room parity. Roosevelt sends flowers to Lou Gehrig funeral. tributes to Gehrig reach 178. Also notes on Foxx hot hitting, Nelson at Fort Worth, Rhem comeback, Ruppert Stadium quirks, and Penn State NYU night game.
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Lonesome Pine To Be Revived In 1941 Circuit
The semi pro Lonesome Pine baseball league in Southern Virginia is revived with eight teams for 1941. Teams entering from Wise county include Appalachia Imboden Dunbar Glamorgan Coeburn Roda Pennington Gap and St Charles from Lee County. Schedule drafting and final plans to be completed in Appalachia.
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Lee County
Elizabethton Seeks Series Win Over Red Sox Tonight
Elizabethton collects two runs and two hits in four at bats with a walk and a sacrifice. Lefty Kovachic is slated to start for the Cherokees as they attempt to clinch the series from the Red Sox tonight.
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Lefty Kovachic
Cherokees
Red Sox
El Paso Club Seeks Seven-Foot Pitcher Clyde Watkins
El Paso's Arizona-Texas League club features a seven foot pitcher Clyde Watkins as its tallest player this season. Watkins towers over teammates and rivals and is highlighted as a standout talent in local baseball coverage.
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Clyde Watkins
Appalachian League Standings and Saturday Games
Johnson City 18 16 leads with Elizabethton 17 14 and Newport 16 14. Bristol 14 16 and Greeneville 10 22 follow as Kingsport 18 16. Yesterday Bristol beat Greeneville 6 to 4. Newport won 5 2 over Johnson City. Elizabethton defeated Kingsport 4 to 5. Saturday matches set Elizabethton at Bristol and Johnson City at Greeneville with Newport at Kingsport.
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Yale Bulldog Follows Coach Ducky Pond to Bates College
New Haven Yale University will replace its mascot as Ducky Pond former Eli football coach departs for Bates College. Hand some Dan the Bulldogs symbol will leave New Haven for Lewiston Maine with Pond.
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Yale University
Ducky Pond
Eli
Bates College
Handsome Dan
Pond
Lewiston, Me
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