Cardinals Take Lead With 11-3 Win Over Giants
Jimmy Brown Jack Triplett and Terry Moore lead St Louis with four hits each as Ernie White aids a 11-3 victory over New York, boosting the Cardinals into top National League spot. Detroit outs Washington 10-6 as Sundra struggles. McKain pitcher for the Tigers earns the win.
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Bristol Invitational Medalist Tie Plays Today
Ned Walker and Virgil Davis, former Kingsport champs, team with J A Stone to contest a tie for medalist honors in the Bristol Invitational. They meet over 18 holes at 2 p m today at Bristol. Walker beat Davis in the second round and lost the final to A C MacManus of Greensboro 2 and 1. Stone, Walker and Davis are top contenders for the Merchants tourney at the local club.
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Kingsport Country Club
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Kingsport tourney qualifiers and prizes outlined
Forty nine golfers qualified so far for the Merchants tournament at Kingsport Country Club with expectations to top sixty by end of today. Jim Edwards leads with 76 after 18 holes. others include John Dodd Claude Steadman Homer Wilkerson Fred Sauter and James A Stone. Pro Theo Webster predicts twenty five more noms today for the largest Kingsport event yet as 85 golfers played Saturday. Eleven prizes for first and second flights donated. draws decide awards with prizes including a McGregor sport jacket and Spaulding gear.
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Yankees Rally Past Browns 11 to 7 for Fifth Straight
New York overcame a late deficit with a five run ninth inning to defeat St Louis Browns 11 to 7. Bill Digby delivered the go ahead hit with the bases loaded and Johnny Allen exited after the rally as the losing pitcher.
Phillies Top Pirates 2 to 0 at Shibe Park
Philadelphia blanked Pittsburgh 2 to 0 before 3 802 fans as veteran Clupton limited hits and fanned three. Blanton and Lanning pitched for the Pirates with error misplays and sparse offense, while East Indies tobacco shipping notes conclude the report.
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Cubs defeat Braves with five hits in series opener
Chicago Cubs beat the Boston Braves 5 to 1 as Clyde McCullough homered for three runs and added a sacrifice fly. Despite only five hits, the Cubs took the opener with strong pitching and timely hitting, while Augie Galan drove in a run with a long sixth inning fly.
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White Sox Top Red Sox 5-4 in Chicago Rally
Chicago White Sox beat Boston 5 to 4 to deprive the Red Sox of a share of second in the American League. Key moments include Hugo crossover hits and strong pitching by Wilson, with notable RBIs from Newsome Lodigiani and Hoag.
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Billy Conn Favored To Outbox Louis If Calm
New York fighter Billy Conn is seen by Dan Morgan as the smarter, faster man who should win if he uses his noggin and avoids getting angry. Louis is a powerful puncher but lacks generalship, Morgan argues, and Conn must stay off the ropes to prevent a knockout.
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S M and Dye Lead Eastman Circuit in Clocking Week
S M and Dye share first place with six wins and no defeats as rain shortened the week. Z E Rice belted a seventh inning homer to tie Dye against Dope and again to win in the eighth. Results include Dye 11 Dope 10 and SM 25 CA 6 with several games rained out or forfeited. Schedule lists matchups for the coming days.
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Pennington Wins In Lonesome Pine
Pennington Gap defeats St. Charles 8 to 7 in the Lonesome Pine League opener. Williams led Pennington with 3 for 5, Halstead homered, and Ely led St. Charles with 4 for 5 including a homer. Next game set for this afternoon in St. Charles.
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Foundry and Post Office Tie for Lead in Old Man's League
The Post Office and Foundry each stand 5 wins 1 loss after a week of close games. Post Office beat City 5-4 and toppled Dobyns-Taylor 13-12 to stay atop the standings, while Foundry split results and remains in a three way tie for first with City and Wallace's.
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Feller Declines Deferment as Draft Questions Spark Interest
Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller picks up his selective service questionnaire and says he will not seek deferment. He mocks the secrecy of the form and asserts he wants to be treated like any other citizen. Feller, No 2,857 of 3,830 in district 20, may be called as early as August. He plans to list a $45 000 salary, while Indians president Alva Bradley doubts continued pay during army service.
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Whirlaway Grabs Belmont After Triple Crown Run
Whirlaway won the Belmont Stakes by three lengths to complete the triple crown. Owner Warren Wright, trainer Ben Jones, and jockey Eddie Arcaro celebrated as the 30,801 crowd watched the chestnut star run from the lead at Belmont Park. Robert Morris took second, Yankee Chance third, with Robert Kleberg’s horse fourth. Whirlaway’s time 2:31 for ten furlongs, earning $59,770 and boosting career earnings to $236,111.
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Ben Jones
Eddie Arcaro
War Admiral
Pressauna Tavern Hosts East Tennessee Masons Visit
Pressauna Tavern hosts a Friday 7:30 p m meeting for Pressmen's Home Masons from Hawkins Grainger Hancock and Claiborne counties in East Tennessee. Grand Master Samuel H Cooper will lead the official visit with Overton Lodge No 5 Rogersville as host. State officers Grand Secretary T E Doss Grand Treasurer L C Connell and State Lecturer Spike McClure will attend.
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L. C. Connell
Spike” McClure
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Williams Says He Is Through Feuding With Fans
Ted Williams, 22, of the Boston Red Sox, says he has outgrown feuds with fans and writers and aims to be known as a nice guy. He boasts a stellar June pace and believes he could become the first AL hitter to top .400 since 1922, noting his hot start and high batting averages.
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