Emory and Henry Leaves Virginia Conference for SI A A
The Emory and Henry College trustees voted to withdraw from the Virginia conference and seek membership in the Dixie division of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association. Roanoke College remains in the Virginia group as Mary and Richmond join the Southern conference. Emory waits one year before applying, with SIAA officials favorable, while Roanoke likely follows.
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Jackson
Belmont Stakes Upset as Granville Snatches Win
William Woodward’s Granville son of Gallant Fox wins the Belmont Stakes in a photo finish over Mr Bones with Hollywood and Brevity among the long shots. The mile and a half race in 2:30 draws 30,000 spectators as top contenders like Red Rain, Teufel, Isolator, and Memory Book finish behind.
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Orlo Robertson
New York
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America
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Omaha
the Fox
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W. M. Jefford
Jean Bart
Brevity
Mrs. Dodge Sloane
C. V. Whitney
Pennant
Memory Book
High Stepper Bruce Sullivan Leaves Dobyns Bennett Band
Kingsport notes J Bruce Sullivan, senior drum major of the Dobyns Bennett High School band, graduates this year. He served four years in the band, also active on track and basketball teams, and played bass in the city band. He is the son of Mr and Mrs B B Sullivan of 254 Hammond Avenue.
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Kingsport
Dobyns-Bennett High School
J. Bruce Sullivan
Sullivan
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Hammond Avenue
Athletics Split Doubleheader With St Louis Browns
Philadelphia reports the Athletics and St. Louis Browns split a two game set. In the opener Mackmen rallied for six runs in the seventh to win. Dean delivered a pinch hit double and Wearstler followed with a homer to erase a five run lead. In the nightcap Earl Caldwell drilled a ninth inning homer to back a Tart drive as Carey doubled, tying the score earlier.
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Kingsport Host to Tennis Aces in Inter-City Meet
Kingsport Country Club to host Morristown in inter city tennis match. Play begins 2 30 p m. Spencer Palmer Ted Glynn Bob Caldwell and Art Coffin expected in singles with Palmer and Coffin Howden and Case and Churchill and Leonard in doubles.
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Morristown
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Art Coffin
Kingsport
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Coffin
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Leonard
Home Service Bureau offers booklet and bulletin list by mail
A Washington bureau of the newspaper markets educational material in BOOKLETS and BULLETINS. Readers may send a postcard to The Home Service Bureau at The Kingsport Times in Washington DC to receive a current list and order publications at nominal cost.
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Washington
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Thirteenth Street
Washington, D. C
Lonesome Pine League Opens With Six Teams in Kentucky
Special to The Times Dante Virginia June 6 The Lonesome Pine league opened with six clubs in four towns as Clinchco Jenkins Dante Lee Smokies and Lynch Mountain Ky played. The season features no city limits on player recruitment and a 30 game schedule with a two game weekly format ending September 14 followed by a five game playoff between first and second half winners.
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Lynch
Black Mountain
Lonesome Pine League
Ads Show OTRO Rivalry Turns Up in Want Ads
In the want ads, OTRO faces its rival in a lively community clash as readers seek services and sales leads. Listings span job offers, household items, and local business promotions, reflecting a bustling local economy and reader engagement.
UNTO THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATIONS DEBT AND POTATOES IN THE NEWS
A collage of brief items notes the heavy national debt and indirect taxation concerns, a playful Consumers Guide praise for the potato, and critical columns on academic freedom and public policy. It also reports on a baseball game where Eastman overwhelmed Borden 9-5 and Arcadia narrowed its standings with a multi-inning effort.
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Senate
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Washington Post
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