Cincinnati Splits Doubleheader With Beaten Bees In NL Clash
June 6 1944 Boston Bees beat Cincinnati Reds 10 8 in ten innings after trailing 5 1. Al Hollingsworth pitched superbly for Boston with seven wins this season. Reds jumped to a 5 1 lead before Bees tied it late and won in the tenth. Berger and Scarsella drove key hits for Boston while Lom bard and Cuyler added runs for Cincinnati.
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Boston Bees
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
al Hattings- Worth
Coke
Berger
Heal
Deringer
Feder
As .Thompson
Rf Jordan
Coséarart
Cuyler
Scarsella
Lombard
Hollingsworth
Goodman
Myers
Urbanski
Chanmoan
Thompson
Coscarart
Reis
Haslin
Jordan
Boston
Reis J. Hollingsworth
Riggs
Stewart
Pinelli
Pfirman
Leees
RIA Urbenski
Thomason
Joran
Hestin
Lee
Bacvis
Centwell x
Lemith
Chenin
Pe Lovex
Seree
Ranfat Lewis
Charman
Gendman
Ouytes
Scarselli
Campbell
Lombardi
Anna Me Thevanory
Kemmouris
Hileher
Brennan
Os “ Stine
Herman
Derringer
Batte
Tor Stine
Beaton
Thomson
Heslin
Lie
Costearert
Bertselin
Karmouris
Urbenski
Hilcher
Chapman
Smith
Brennen
Chavlin
Stien
Amnires Finelis
Pitman
Baseball Standings and Scores From Southern and American Leagues
The Southern League shows Atlanta leading with 7 wins and 5 losses, while Nashville trails at 5. Chattanooga and Birmingham split results, with Little Rock and Memphis posting solid numbers. In the American League, Philadelphia and St Louis share top marks in a rough race, Cincinnati and Boston struggle. rain affected a 10 inning game. Today’s scheduled games include Detroit at Washington and Chicago at Boston among others.
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Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanoogh
Little Rock
Memphis
New Orleans
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Philadelphia St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Nicaga
Bragilyn
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Emory Plans New College Program and Centennial Drive
At a Friday board meeting Emory and Henry College announced a large expansion for next year. New trustees Herbert Stone Darst Pratt joined. faculty additions include Sam W. Shelton and Alimen Shelton. The college seeks debt freedom to fund new buildings, forms centennial clubs, plans 73 degrees at closing exercises, and will leave the Virginia conference to join the Dixie Conference of the SIAA.
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Emory A Henry College
J. N. Hillman
Addett
Herbert “Tone
Kingsfort
Darst
Knoxville
Holston
Kethodist Church
Emory and Henry
J. A. Bays
Dixie
Driver Abandons Wrecked Chrysler After Hit and Run
Police seek owner of a Chrysler sedan after it struck a car driven by Mrs Elaine Newter on Cherokee Street near Market at about 530 PM yesterday. The fleeing driver abandoned the scene. no injuries reported. The struck car remains impounded at police headquarters.
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Market
Jim Broyles
Elaine Newter
Edgewood Village
Phillies Triumph 5 1 Over Pirates in Four-Hit Pitching
Phillies overwhelm Pirates 5 to 1 behind four hit pitching by Orville Jorgens as Ralph Birkofer and Guy Bush keep Pittsburgh at bay. Ky Vaughan extends hitting streak to 18 games while Camilli, Suhr, and Whitney drive runs in for Philadelphia. Pirates score in first on Jose Gagner error. Jorgens earns win with Weaver charged with four-run first inning.
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Phillies
Big Jim Weaver
Orville Jorgen
Ralph Birkofer
Weaver
Birkofer
Guy Bush
Philadelphia
Cy Btanton
Pirates
Jose Gagner
Ky Vaughan
Abe Hoa
Chiesza
Sulik
Woo
de Klein
Camilli
Whitney
Norris
Grace
Gomez
Jorgens
Jensen
Waner
Lavagetto
Todd
Bush
Lucas
Blanton
Sth
Brubaler
Klein
Suhr
Suik
Todad
Laveretto
Douglass School Ends Year With Noted Exercises
The Douglass high school for negroes held a closing program praised as the most successful in its history. Rev. Wm. H. McCorkie gave the graduates a well received address as the P T A hosted a dinner for teachers and pastors from four city churches attended by A. H. Howell, A. M. Dobbins, Mary Hoard and others.
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Douglass High School
First Presbyterian Church
P.T. A
A. H. Howell
A. M. Dobbins
Mayole Hubbard
Fannie Mae Barnes
T. H. Hendricks
L. A. Lawson
Johnson
Johnson City
Mary Hoard
Mary Hendricks
Paul and
Jason Taylor
Roy Dykes
Youth Breaks Leg In-Home Accident
Javits Page of Burghinsville, age 11, was admitted to Community Hospital shortly after 3:39 p m yesterday after breaking his left leg in a fall near his home. He was at play when the accident happened.
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Javits Page
Burghinsville
Community Hospital
Three More Held in Legion Probe
Charles King a former councilman Howard Lawrence a steel plant worker and Wilbur Robinson a Detroit streetcar employee were arraigned on kidnaping and assault charges in the flogging of Robert Penlan last year. Each pleaded innocent and was held on $50,000 bonds for examination next Monday, alongside three others arraigned yesterday. The state charges Penlan was abducted tried by a mob of masked men and beaten for non attendance at meetings.
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Charles King
Course Village
Howard Lawrence
Wilbur Robinson
Detroit Street Railways
Ricca
Black Legion
Penlan
Cubs Crush Dodgers 19 to 4 as Cavarretta Stars at Bat
Chicago battering scarce Dodgers as Phil Cavarretta hits homer and three run double to spark a six run sixth. Lefty Clark and George Earnshaw soft pitches falter for Brooklyn while Cavarretta’s bases loaded double ties and regains the lead in the fifth. Bordagaray and Frey homer for Brooklyn. Carleton gains his sixth win for Chicago.
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Juhe
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lefty Clark
George Earnshaw
Brooklyn
Frenchy Bordagsray
Linus ‘Brey
PBR
Carleton
Cavarretta
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O Watkins
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Géraghty
Berres
Clark
Earnshaw
Jeffcoat
O Léonard
Chicago Hoa
Galan
Demaree
English
Hartivett
Bordagaray
Cavarretts
Dowtic
Hermante Cavarretta
Leonard
Mnings
Bark—Jefftcoat
Kiem
Sears
Balinnfant
Tinse
Junior Commerce Group Ends Meet in National Gathering
The 1937 convention urged communities to share responsibility for the unemployed as competition for relief restrained group activity. Denver won the 1937 meeting after Tulsa withdrew. Delegates urged parties to pledge jobs and higher living standards for youth and to promote universal registration and fingerprinting. Vice-presidents elected were W. D. Becker of Louisville and Rufus Putnam of Evansville.
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Colo
Tulsa
Oklo
United States
W. D. Becker
Louisville
Rufus Putnam
Evansville
Ind
Red Sox topple White Sox as Bonura, Piet homer in 10-6 win
Chicago slugger Zeke Bonura hit his sixth homer of the season and Tony Piet added a four-bagger as the White Sox dropped their eighth straight, 10-6, to Boston before 16,000. Mule Haas was ejected for arguing, Boston built a 2-0 lead in the second, and the Sox allowed 14 hits as Boston pulled within a half game of the Yankees.
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Yankees
Cleveland Indians
New Yorkers
Yankee Stadium
Lou Gehtig
Indians
J.moore
Whitehead
Mel Harder
Leslie
Joe di Maggio
Rf O
Leiber
Mancuso
Billy Sullivan
Tribe
Mayo
Bartell
Cleveland
J. Martin
Vosmik
T- Medwick
Hale
Knickbocke Collins
Harder
Phee de Durocher
Frisch
It Vergez
If Haines
Rae Gelbert
Cox
Cardinals
Ott
FT. Moore
J. Moore
Boston
Zeke Bonura
Tony Piet
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Golden Soikers
Bonura
Crisax
Piet
Mule Haas
Bill ‘McGowah
Baseball game summary with errors and pitching notes
An incomplete box score fragment shows Smith credited with the win over Parmelee, with Parmelee hit by a pitch, multiple walks and hits listed. Umpires Quigley Moran and Magerkurth named. Time not provided.
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St. Louis
New York
Parmelee
Haines
Cox
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Quigley
Moran
Magerkurth
Manero Sets Open Record in Thrilling Finish
Tony Manero, 31, Italian American pro from Greensboro hedges, wins the American Open at Baltusrol with a final round 67 to total 282, beating Cooper by two strokes and shattering both American and British Open scoring marks. Cooper, Parks, and Sarazen legends are noted in a historic, late surge with Am erican Open stakes and national title glory.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Baltusros Golf Club
Springfield
N. J
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Harry" Cooper
Cooper
Manero
Baltustal
Pou
Hedger Field Country Club
Greensboro
Gene Sarazen
Sam Parks
Tony
Harry
Chick Evans
Saraven
Clarence Clark
MacDonald Smith
Glendale
Cal
Laffgan
Chicago
Wilfy Cox
Washington, D. C
Henry Picard
Hershey
Oakmont
Parks
Hales
Vietor Gheszi
Shalmwater
Ray Mangtum
Dayton
Ohio
Denny Shute
Boston
Thant
Moangrun
Paul Runyan
Washington Wins Despite Errors in Slugfest
Washington defeats Detroit in a 2:33 game despite early errors. Gehringer drives in three for Detroit while Lewis Rogell Fox Goslin Powell lift Washington with key hits. Rowe gains the win over DeShong as DeShong allows eight hits in seven innings.
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Chi Abrhoa Rowe
Washington Sena- Radcliff
Tors
Jane
Hi Sewell
Smash- Kennedy
Catcher Relber
Detroit Abrhoa F
Chelini
Rogell
Tories
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Tota Pale
Gehringer
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Henry
Bo Stone
A “O Marcum
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Rf Kuhe
Kress
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DeShrng
Piet
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Linke
Foxx
Manush
Cooke
Cramer
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Les
Az Cooke
Bonura
eShong
Russel
Kennedy
Phelps
Detroit
Don Te Saat
Marcum
I Kennedy
A Phelps
Merry
Amnires McGowan
Quinn
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Welker
Burns
Stone
Fox
Uhel
Rowe
DeShong
de- Bhong
Russell
Reiber
Hubbard
Dinneen
Geisel
Skeet Club Plans Trials in Future
The Kingsport Skeet Club will hold its regular matches today at 2 30 p m at the range on the Johnson City highway All shooters are urged to attend the matches and prepare for the Country Store shoot planned by the club management to take place within the next few weeks Prizes will be awarded to all participants Local shooters from nearby towns are invited to provide keen competition
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Kingsport Shoet
Johnson City
Cole Tournament Matches Slated At Kingsport Club
The Women s Golf tournament at Kingsport Country Club begins with first round matches to be completed by Wednesday night Based on qualifying scores Mrs Arthur Coffin faces Mrs Jack Davis Mrs Edward McMahan meets Mrs J B McMell and byes are assigned for several players In the lower bracket Mrs W C Hagan meets Mrs Sidney Sayre and Mrs Bill Donnelly faces Mrs Robert Snow with other byes noted in the schedule
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Kingsport Country Club
Arthur Coffin
Jack Davis
Edward McMahan
J. B. McMell
B. M. Hagen
A. Dodd
W. C. Hagan
Sidney Sayre
Joe Brosch
A. A
Armitage
Bill Donnelly
Robert Snow
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