Cherokees Open Two Game Series Lacking Hurlers
Cherokee park hosts Newport for a two game set as the Cherokees face pitching shortages. Onkotz and Warner start the season strong but Johnson City series depleted arms force Sullivan White or Lancaster into action. Lancaster sore-armed, Werner struggles, Cyrulewski dominates Cherokees with a 16 strikeout effort.
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Tod Werner
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Paul Onkol
Chivelliuns
Art Cyrulewski
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Louknight
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Elizabethton Red Sox
Greeneville
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Radler
Red Sox
Bristol
Kerwin Witch
Cahs
Joingon City
Varney Honintian
Werger de Aityaot
Snead Opens With Brilliant First Round In Open Lead
JUDSON BATLEY reports a hectic baseball day as Snead seizes an early lead after a scintillating first round. Grove and Foxx spark a Boston comeback with Foxx delivering a ninth inning homer to hand the Red Sox a dramatic win. Meanwhile the national league saw Brooklyn and Cubs surge, while Detroit and Philadelphia clashed in a high scoring set.
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Ray Mack
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Aunt Whatsour
Brooklyn Rodgers
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
John Mize
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Bees
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Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Teir
Phillies
Bruins
Bill Nicholson
Phil Cavarretta
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Buck Ross
Philadelphia Athletics
Buck Newsom
Detroit
Ross
Chicago White Sox
Spud Chandler
Ilo Gama
Vols Hold Lead On Crax and Chicks In Late Night Actions
Memphs and Atlanta failed to close the gap to first as the Vols and Athl ins kept ahead. New Orleans Tecivans edged Memphis 6 5 in eight innings while Athls Crackers beat Merritt. Nashville slid 10 8 at Chattanooga. Birmingham climbed after a Memphis win.
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New Orleans
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Pennineton Yard
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Newport Eye
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Hrwin
Younington
Amer
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Ashish
Louis Ave
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Orleans
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Fragmented OCR text lists many names and entities such as New York and Meogh s, CMS Hostiue Fates, Varley, Walter, and others. The passage mixes potential league references with stray terms and numbers, lacking coherent events or clear reporting.
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New GAO audit ordered of Great Smoky Mountains books
Washington reports a special new audit of Great Smoky Mountains National Park finances by the General Accounting Office. Senate testimony shows GAO chief BW Bull said the audit is under way for the park and follows a prior field audit by a commercial firm. Senator McKellar pressed officials about funding and scope as the committee seeks accountability.
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Grea Smoky Mountains National Park
General Accounting Office
BW. Bull
GAO
Senate
Resist Appropriations
Sen. McKellar
Venn
Bell
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Slammin Sammy Rebounds With Open Lead
Slammin Sam Snead rebounded from last year’s collapse to take a two stroke lead in the National Open after a remarkable five under 67 first round at Canterbury. Horton Smith and Ed Oliver trail two back, with Sam Parks, Jr. also within striking distance as the second 18 holes began.
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Snead
Babe Hilligan
Cleveland
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Barder
Lo Cone
Delaware
Canterbury
Sam
Philadelphia
Snuad
Horton Smith
Chicago
Ed Oliver
Parks
Norris Lake hosts fourth annual fishing rodeo fun
Norris Sportsmen's Club stages Norris Lake fishing rodeo with thirty one prizes on the line as anglers gathered for the event. The rodeo continues through the weekend with additional prizes to be awarded Saturday and Sunday.
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Tenn
Norris Lake
Norris Sportsmen's Club
Stako
Monty Stratton Seeks Wilmington Exhibit Game
Monty Stratton asks Jimmy Dykes to allow part of the exhibition at Wilmington Monday night. He says the forged stiffness of his right side has improved his curve ball. The piece covers baseball chatter, projections, and various sports notes about Cubs, Dodgers, Ruth, and others in a lively late-1930s sports column.
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Eddie Briintz
New York
Cardinal
Belmont Park
Monty Stratton
Jimmy Dyles
Wilmington
Del
Monty
Billy Cant
Bob Pastor
Warer
Bobby Feller
Kennedy Wins Main Bout in Crowd-Pulling Wrestling Show
In a riotous civic auditorium event Kennedy defeated Big Jim Wright in the headlining match. Earlier, Stecker won the second fall against Remedy before Kennedy turned the tide and pinned Wright to close the main card amid close calls and crowd debate over the finish.
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Jestek
Civic Auditorium
Jack Kennedy
Legion
Oldy
Jon
Big Jim Wright
Remedy
Kigke Near
Joe Stecker
Stecker
Cisteldi
Wright
Lay
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Joe Medwick
Sam Breadon
Oliver French
Rochester
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Bobby Jones
Francis Culmet
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Georgia Tech
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