Cardinals Open Crucial Series With Twins Today
The Appalachian League pennant race tightens as the Johnson City Cardinals face Elizabethton and Newport in a two game set to set up a possible first half champion. A sweep by the Cardinals could seal the pennant with help from nearby teams.
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Elizabethton
Newport
Johnson City Cardinals
Bristol Cardinal
Canners
Red Sox
Cardinals
Bristol Nine
Twins
Kingsport Cherokees
Hobe Brummitt
Johnson Cilians
Burley Cubs
Renaldi
Mitchell
Cubs
Adeling
Bristol Twins
Sox
Innnings
LaPalme
Newport Caners
Kingsport
Cherokees
Yanks In Midst Of Amazing Clouting Streak
The roundup notes a strong Yankee hitting run and mentions notable sports figures. Fritzie Zivic as a betting favorite over Bummy Davis is highlighted. It also covers Patty Berg's golf clinics, Joe Louis Lou Nova plans, and Oklahoma football enlistments as part of a broad sports column.
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Yanks
Brooks
Phelps
Patty Berg
States
District of Columbia
Mexico
Fritzie Zivic
Bummy Davis
Bummy
Hollis
Long Island
Red Barber
Dodgers
Slip Madigan
Havana
Henry Cabo
Mobile
Ala
Lou Gehrig
The
United Service Organization
College All-Stars Suffer First Loss to Johnson City Aces
Johnson City Aces hammer 16 hits for a 7-0 shutout of the College All-Stars led by Dingus and Cross. Seasaltz held the Canners to eight hits as they won again, while Kingsport managed seven singles against Bill Moore. The two teams renew with a doubleheader Friday on the Appalachian diamond.
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Johnson City Aces
Ralph Dingus
Cross
Dingus
Johnson City
Kingsport
Bill Moore
Appalachian
Joe DiMaggio Extends Hit Streak Records in double bill
Joe DiMaggio tied the consecutive game hit record with a double and a single against the Senators, signaling an era of sustained Yankee hitting. He has not been blanked since May 15 and posts a .377 average as New York leads the American League.
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Joe DiMaggio
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankee
Joling Joe
Senators
Sisler
DiMaggio
Yankees
Joe
Bill Dickey
Joe McCarthy
Cleveland Indians
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Smokies Return to Top Division With Narrow win
Knoxville Smokies earned a key home win to surge back into the Southern Association first division as they beat the New Orleans Pelicans in a tight, double headed victory at Smokie Park. Atlanta and Memphis split a double bill with Cracker Hurler Ed Heusser losing 4 to 1 and Frank Veverka blanked 4 to 0. Chattanooga Lookouts beat Little Rock 6 to 5 and then Little Rock won 7 to 4 in the nightcap.
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Knoxville
Smokies
New Orleans Pelicans
Smokie Park
Atlanta
Memphis
Chicks
Ed Heusser
Crackers
Frank Veverka
Chattanooga Lookouts
Little Rock
Walters Wins First As Card Pitcher In Doubleheader
Bucky Walters out pitched Lou Warneke and two St. Louis relievers to win 6 2 in the opener. The Cards rallied to a 14 4 victory over five Red throwers in the nightcap. Brooklyn defeated Boston 5 2 then lost 6 2 in seven innings halted by a closing law. Frankie Frisch's Pirates beat the Cubs 8 2 and 3 2 to move to fifth. the Giants beat the Phillies 10 7 to tighten their hold on third.
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Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Athletics
Joe Cronin
Jack Knott
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Lou Warneke
Boston
Braves
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Phillies
Davis And Stone To Meet In Finals Of Tournament
Virgil Davis and Jim Stone reach the finals of the merchants' tournament after 2-1 wins over Fred Saylor and Claude Steadman at Kingsport Country Club. The 36 hole final likely July 4, with Davis previously leading Bristol medalists and Johnson City finals.
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Davis
Stone
Virgil Davis
Bristol
Johnson City
Jim Stone
Kingsport Country Club
Fred Saylor
Claude Steadman
B. M. Hagen
Dr. Schram
Jack O'Neal
John Wimberley
Bob Poole
al Agett
Paul Scott
C. F. Payne
Ray Moss
Payne
McNeeley
W. F. Winders
C. D. Peeler
J. L. Latimer
W. J. Donnelly
Val Edwards
Charles Garner
H. S. Palmer
National League Standings and Tuesday Schedule
National League table lists St. Louis leading with 47 wins 22 losses and .681, Brooklyn 46 27 .631, New York 37 30 .552, Cincinnati 35 33, Pittsburgh 27 33, Chicago 31 38, Boston 34 87, Philadelphia 19 48 .280. Cincinnati beat St. Louis 6-4, Pittsburgh 8-3, Brooklyn 5-2, Philadelphia 10-7 with second game postponed by rain. Tuesday games include New York at Boston, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Pittsburgh. Yesterday's results noted.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
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Army
the Times’ Special News Service
Hughie Fullerton
Victory O. Jones
Boston Evening Globe
Tember
Snorter Luster
Oklahoma U
Neimeyer
Lopez
Kovachic
Seasaltz
Tribe
Harry Kelly
Solthern
Cam von
Nashville
New Orleans
Kattanooga
Birmingham
Chattanooga
McCarthy
Associated Press
Margaret Hamma
United States
Canada
International Business Machines Corporation
Selves
Walters
Warneke
Maxwell
Krasnak
Palmer
el Drew
Hartman
Livingston
Arioll
Mills
Gonzales
G. Zande
Vv. Zande
Ome
Zaruolo
Pellman
Marcel
Deskins
Pepper
Mithorn
Whittimore
Niemeyer
Kvasnak
Drew
Ziruolo
Arioli
Milhorn
Maxwell Mills
Zande
V. Zande
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Balle
Ziruclo
Rigsby
Sick
Sf Pelliman
iArioli
Kelly
Kingaport
Ann
Kelly Gonzales
Pat- Gonzales
Semmer
Jaoltz
Rigspy
Wright
Bennett Edwards, Inc. Complete Insurance Service
National Bank
Federal Savings & Loan
Insurance Corporation of Washington
A. D. Brockman
E. W. Tipton
R. Ingouf
A. D. Brockman Cc
E. Brooks
A. N. Dryden
W. L. Holyoke
J. Fred Johnson
Kingsport, Tenn
P. Edwards, Jr
Treas
James Edwards
P. Platt
Mae Cartwright
Directors
J. L. Kincheloe
E. W. Palmer
Ss. P. Platt J. C. Stone
G. W. Taylor
E. W. Tipton James C. Whitf
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