Tribe Captures Three In Row Off Burley Cubs
Kingsport Cherokees win their third straight, beating Greeneville Burley Cubs 1 0, then Dominating Bears 5 1 and 11 5. Chief Fiegoli pitched four hitters in the first win, Ed O Donnell debuts for Cherokees, Vern Pellman and Ziruolo homer support in a steady team effort.
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Fiegoli Sits Fourth as Cherokees Stall in Standings
Eight wins and two losses give Fiegoli an .800 pitching mark in thirteen starts as the Kingsport Cherokees post minor shifts. Tom Sick rises to .328 and Don Marcel reaches .350 while Vern Pellman misses .300. The Cherokees hold second in batting at .950 and remain in last in hitting at .261. Louis Flick leads the Appalachian League with a .421 clip.
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Whirlaway Wins Dwyer After Foul Claim Is Tossed Out
Whirlaway wins the 53rd Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct despite a late foul claim by Market Wise rider Basil James. Eddie Arcaro guides Whirlaway to his fifth straight victory, earning $8,075 to boost career earnings to $244,186. Market Wise finishes second, Bob Morris third, as Bienheim’s son sets a stake record pace. Sun Again settles for third in Tremont Stakes after Requested takes the win.
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Newport Rally Beats Red Sox 9 to 5 in Appalachian League
Newport Canners out-rallied Elizabeth to win 9 to 5 in Newport, Tenn. The Canners scored four runs in the ninth inning after the Red Sox tied the game in their half.
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Lou Nova to Meet Louis in September Title Fight
Promoter Mike Jacobs signed Lou Nova to challenge heavyweight champion Joe Louis, with date and site to be announced. The bout could draw a half million dollars at either Yankee Stadium or Polo Grounds, following Conn’s defeat. Nova, who has defeated Baer and Comiskey, earns the shot after a comeback season and will begin training in Maine woods. Conn criticizes the move, warning he will seek a high bid for a Louis rematch in September.
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Snow Wins First Ladies Golf Title At Kingsport Club
Mrs J R Snow claimed the season opening women's tournament at Kingsport Country Club by defeating Mrs R S Key 4 2 for the handicap title. McConnell won the consolation 4 3 over Mrs Ted Werner as Merchants Tournament rounds progress and various flight results are reported.
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Five Points Leads Playgrounds in City Softball
Five Points started the week with two wins boosting to the top of the City Playground Softball league. Maple street, after losing 12 3 to Five Points, then won the next two games to move into second place.
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Junk Derby To Be Renewed At Central Tri-City Site
Promoter Bill Murphy says the Junk Car Derby will return this year with a new central tri-city location between Johnson City Bristol and Kingsport. Last year the event drew crowds at Grays Station and a scoreboard will be set up at the finish. Dust control will be arranged on the field.
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Two Volunteers For Air Service From Coeburn
Two young men from the Coeburn area have volunteered for service in the army air corps. Gothard Bays, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bays, a Big Stone Gap high school graduate. Wilfred Stallard, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stallard of Carfax, is a St. Paul high school graduate.
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Buckeye Honors Jimmy Hull With All America Tree Planting
The Buckeye State’s aged association dedicates a Buckeye tree to basketball great Jimmy Hull on a university campus plot. Hull was the first cage star honored in an All America row. The game details note passing, Gonzales two assists, Bass as losing pitcher, umpires Shepherd and Daniela. Time 2 20.
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New Owner Takes Over Greeneville Cubs
C Lyerly of Greeneville assumed control of the Greeneville baseball franchise from Harve Washington after league action. Hub Stolpher becomes manager replacing Eddie Krajnik as the club sits at 14 wins and 32 losses.
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Police Book 15 on Charges
Kingsport police reported a rush in their business last night with 15 arrested between 6 30 p m and midnight. Two were traffic violators speeding and running a red light. Thirteen were booked on public intoxication. One drinker lost his false teeth during the period while he was floating and worried about breakfast after the night.
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Mead Team Dominates Hechts 15 0 In Bristol Showdown
Mead baseball powered by Bishop on the mound allowed just three safeties as Mead racked up 20 hits and 15 runs against Hecht. Cox led Mead with five hits in six appearances, while Phipps took the loss for Hecht.
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