Chandler permits return of Mexican loop jumpers
Commissioner A H Chandler announced a limited reinstate ment of players who left for Jorge Pasquel to join the Mexican League three years ago. He cited fairness and recent court rulings, and said the players would receive a fair chance to remain in the majors with clubs differing by the 28 player limit. Several players across multiple teams are named as potential rehabs, with teams like the Giants and Dodgers visible in the affected lists.
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Washington
A. BH. Chandler
Chandler
Jorge Pasquel
Pasquet
New York
Federal District Court
New York Giant
Danny Gardelin
St. Louis Cardinal
Max Lanisi
Fred Martin
Hoth Mutts
Circuit Court of Appeals
Martin
Lanier
Gardella
Washington Senators
New York Giants
Leo Durtocher
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
New York Gianta
Picchera
Adrian Zabala
Sal Maglie
Harry Feldman
Ace Adams
Roy
Cherokees Complete Weekend Sweep in Lonesome Pine Series
Norton Va Dorchester wins 11 inning thriller 6-5 as Coeburn Cards take first game 7-2 Lefty Osborne starts for Coeburn but Liptrap notches the victory In late rally Prideman Manning and Carlton drive in the decisive run Dorchester ousts Coeburn while St Paul tops Dixiana 4-3 and 4-1 Lebanon splits with Chenoet both games 12-15 In Appalchia Don Homan defeats Dante in opener and Sabo hits Miners home run in eighth
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Norton
Coeburn
Dorchester
Lonesome Pine
St. Paul
Diliona
Dante
Appalachia
Lebanon
Clintwood
Blues
Dixians
Chnenoet
Lefty Winkle
Darius Hillman
Lenny Jorden
Cosburn
Lefty Osborne
Claude Holeclaw
Liptrap
Bill Winkie
Clark
Munroe Parker
Prideman
Manning
Bill Carlton
Dixiana
Cox
Deacon
Harvey Smith
Don Homan
Appaischia
Alex Sabo
Miners
Hibberts
Ita
Hough Stilz Lead Cherokee 6 1 Over Johnson City Cardin
Courageous pitching by Netl Curry and timely hitting by John Stilz and Hough powered Kingsport Cherokee to a 6 1 victory over the Johnson City Cardinals on Sunday. Stilz drove in three, Hough two with a long seventh inning homer, as Curry scattered six hits and kept the Cards scoreless after the fourth. Johnson City threatened in the eighth but did not score, while Kingsport added three in the seventh for the final margin.
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John Stilz
Text Hough
Cherokees
Johnson City
Cardinal
Fred Johnson
Pari
Curry
Cummings
Card Twirler
Stilz
Hough
Dixon
Harry
Franczek
Tex Hough
Barry
Garone
van Meter
Adamcewicr
Thornburgh
Kingsport
Franc
Johan
AMR BI
Putrnerith
Big Stone Rebels Lose To Newport Canners Again
Newport Canners beat Big Stone Rebels 5-4 Sunday afternoon in Newport Tenn. after a seventh inning run pushed the visitors ahead. Parson started for Big Stone, McNeil relieved, Hart caught, while Newport used Equiar Nick and Fernandez with Whaley as catcher. Middlesboro hammered Morristown 9-2 behind Brummitt's eleven hits. Jenkins topped Harlan Smokies 12-5 and Pennington outslugged Hazard 26-12 in other league games.
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Big Stone
Rebels
Newport Canners
Canners
Acorn
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Parson
Reba
McNeil
Hart
Equiar
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Fernandez
Whaley
Wine Nets
Middlesboro
Hobs Brummitt
Boya
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Jenkins
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Hazard
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Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Jones
Cheeten
Newcombe Bt
Morristoan
Big Stone Grp
Jenking
Harlan
Middleaborsa
Mazard
Horristow
Lonesome Fine
Dorchester
Appalachia
Lebanon
St. Pius
Slintwava
Geeburn
Dani Clintwood
Pabaney
St. Paul
Dixiana
Houthern Assocta
Burmpare
Anacaney
Atl
Tech Runner First To Win Four Races In AAU Track Meet
Buddy Fowlkes of Georgia Tech dominates the 26th Southeastern AAU meet weekend, becoming the first to win four events. He breaks two records and scores most of Georgia Tech’s points as Auburn takes second, while Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, and others follow in the team standings.
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Atanta
Buddy Fowlkes
Georgis Techstar
Fowlkes
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
Auburn
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Emory
Oglethorpe
Memphis Navy Training Center
Georgis Tech
Louisiana State
Tom Dickey
Lou ‘ Schleider
Charlie Davis
Jack Corridan
Annual Big Stone Horse Show July 4
The Big Stone Gap Kiwanis Club will hold its Sixth Annual Horse Show at Bullitt Park on July 4 1949 at 3:35 p.m. Forrest Le Ward of Charlottesville Va has been secured as judge. J Mack Theas Jr will be ringmaster and Fred Mayer announcer from Bristol Tenn. R C Hamblen is secretary. Over 1600 dollars in prize money and trophies offered across twelve classes with trophies for the three gaited stake pecane horse stake and five gaited stake. Entry blanks and announcements mailed to exhibitors this week.
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Big Stone Gap Kiwanis Club
Bullitt Park
Forrest le Ward
Charlottesville
J. Mack Theas, Jr
Fred 5. Mayer
Bristol
Tenn
R. C. Hamblen
Bluefield Drops Twinbill to Pulaski in Bluefield
Pulaski Counts overwhelm Bluefield in back to back games before 3,670 fans. Pulaski wins 12-6 in the afternoon and 24-8 at night, claiming the first Sunday night baseball games in Bluefield and the Appalachian League. Counts jump to early leads in both contests as Bluefield fails to catch up.
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Pulaski
Blue Grays
Blue-Grays
Pulask
Abe Hidivefield
Abe Perrickes
Johnson
Green
Puster Ec
Wrarvinskyrt
Bert Rt
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Bernierp
Battaria
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Pwnite
TotseStruck
Henhessy
Leach
Boo
KR Ferrick
Kirk Heap
Cooper
Tucker
RBI
Little
Pfister
Keti Geary
Roddin
Karpinsky
Heap
Rudisil
Rikazsla
Karpissinet
Taylor
Officiel Pata
Ali
Giants Top Pirates to Reclaim First, 13-5 Victory
The New York Giants moved back into first place by beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 13 to 5. Dell Ennis delivered an eighth inning single, the lone hit allowed by Charley Barrett. Also notes a past Dodgers Cubs trade and Sammy Snead leading the National Open on the first day.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dell. Ennis
Charley Barrett
St Louis. Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bob Chipman
Chicago Cubs
Infelder
Eddie Stanlky
Sammy Snead
Demaret Names Nelson as National Open Favorite
Chicago AP reports Jimmy Demaret calls Byron Nelson the man to watch for the national open at Medinah on No. 2 course, with the event set for Thursday through Saturday. Nelson garners Demaret’s top endorsement as Medinah hosts the championship.
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Chicago
Jimmy Demaret
Byron Nelson
Medinah
Big League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
A garbled 20th century baseball roundup lists leaders in batting and home runs for the National and American Leagues. Names like Kiner, Robinson, Branca, and Branca Brooklyn appear amid scattered team attributions and point totals, with unclear city spellings and stray fragments.
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Seth
Kiner
Figtsburen
Mare
New York
Rune Garson
UN Fork
Leekminn
Rune Wetted Haepbieisaat
Brooklyn
Farton
New Orles Brooklyn
Xinettisbursh
Manis
Philadelphite
Thomson
Robinson
Doudteones
Walting
Hiladelphia
Biriteouts
Branca
Mrooklyn
Boahn
Boston
Take A Boy Fishing Outing Coupon Notice
Kingsport Rod and Gun Club sponsors a Take A Boy Fishing outing on Saturday June 11. Boys must submit the coupon by June 8 to Ed Smith at Free Service Tire Store 210 E Center St Kingsport. parent signature required for boys under ten.
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Kingsport
DeVault Suspends Munday Indefinitely
Bristol AP. Elizabethton manager Charles Munday of the Appalachian League was suspended indefinitely after an alleged attack on umpire John McGeary following a Johnson City at Elizabethton game. McGeary was hospitalized for facial and head injuries. police say an officer saw Munday strike him five or six times. Munday claimed the umpire insulted him during the banishment chamber in the game.
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Bristol
Charles Munday
Elizabethton
Chauncey DeVault
Munday
Beteen
Johnson City
John McGeary
Fred Wagner
McGeary
Mee Lar
Standings and results stretch across leagues and cities
Baseball standings fuse AL and NL teams with scattered scores from Sunday games. Highlights include Pulaski, Bluefield, and Kingsport showing in the Appalachian League mix, while major leagues list Detroit Boston New York and Chicago results.
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Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Kramer
Oy Stobbs
Ve Kretlow
Er Gray
Iniebty
Coleman
Gromek
Schachledt
Sam Snead Wins National Celebrities Open in Chicago
Sam Snead added the National Celebrities Open to his wins after saving a warning flag Sunday. Coming off Masters and PGA titles, Snead dominated the event and set high expectations for the live open starting Thursday in Chicago.
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aAp
Sam Snead
Sammy
Hele
Chicago
Boston Braves Shortstop Alvin Dark Spring Hitting Start
Shortstop Alvin Dark of the Boston Braves began the season with a hot stretch, tallying 16 hits in the first seven games as spring training action unfolds.
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Alvin Dark
Boston Braves
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