Smokies Fall Twice to Nashville in Knoxv ille
Nashville Vols defeated Knoxville 18-7 and 8-5 in a twin bill at Knoxville. Gus Dugas and Jim Shilling homered for the Vols in both games, with Smoky Frank Piet and Muarty Howell also going deep in the nightcap. Jeffcoat pitched for Nashville and Kremer worked for Knoxville.
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Smokies
Nashville Vols
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Jim Shilling
Smoky Frank Piet
Muarty Howell
George Jeffcoat
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Hell
Warhol
Powers
Collier
Finley
Jeffcoat
Kremer
Anderson and Lewis
Service Team Stars Picked by Cochrane
Army and Navy benefit game at Cleveland July 7 pits Cochrane selected 23 players led by pro stars Bobby Feller Hank Greenberg and Mickey Harris. Starting lineup likely McCoy Lewis Travis Chapman Mutlmn Pytlak with Feller on the mound and Pytlak catching for the Service stars.
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Mickey Cochrane
Army
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Cleveland
Cochrane
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Ny Rigney
Mickey Harris
Hank Greenberg
Cecil Avis
Don Padgett
Sam Chapa
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Tea
Clevrrail
Idhans
John Rigney
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NII
Hugh Mulcahy
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Phils
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Pred Hutchineon
Troit Tigers
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Lana Clards
Ye Grace
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Browns
Orrie Arnovich
New York Giants
Joe Marty
Philadelphia Phils
McCoy
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Travis
Chapman
Mutlmn
Edgett
Pytlak
C. Feller
Red Sox Sweep Browns With 8-7 Victory
The Red Sox edged the Cleveland Browns 8-7 to complete a series sweep. Key moments included Hockett and Heath contributing two walks and an outfield assist, with Fleming driving in runs on doubles and a sacrifice. Cleveland scored three in the sixth on Hegan and Fleming doubles and a Washington error, plus one more in the eighth on three hits.
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Fieming
Hegan Thret
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Suidven
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Clary
Seiten
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Lal
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Gromek
Ry “Wyeth
Olear Dean
B. Wyan
Deen
Aubert Btrikecuta
Gormek
Hite
Kromex
Trotter
Piteher
Wren
Roydsteade
Pasaed Belliteher Gromenx Leasing
Eveon
Bent onufielder Lloyd Waner trade noted in brief
A sports brief recalls a past transaction where Benton Braves sent Onufielder Lloyd Waner to the Cincinnati Reds for pitcher John Hutchings. The note highlights historical trades and golf opens with mentions of Byron Nelson and Ralph Galaant in earlier events.
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Onufielder
Lloyd Waner
Cincinnati Reds
John Hutchings
Byron Nelson
Philadelphia
Craig Woo
Ralph Galaant
Behirel
Birmingham
Midh
Tennis Officials Look For Big Year In Spite Of War
Tennis officials anticipate a large 1942 season despite material shortages and many players entering military service. Junior development program graduates may form the core of a strong field, with 400 events planned nationwide and many top players sidelined by war duties.
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United States Lawn Dennis Association
Wilmer Allyson
J. Gilbert Hail
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Chicago
Public Parks
California
Holcombe Ward
U.S. S
Carl Burst
Thero Shee Tae Messner
Afiedi Pecanos
Forest Hills
N. Y
New Orleans
Spring Lake
N. J
Sea Bright
East Hampton
Southampton
Rye
Frank Kovace
Bobby Riggs
Frankie Parker
Ted Schroeder
Billy Talbert
Parker
Los Angeles
Schroeder
Navy
Talbert
Sarah Palfrey Cooke
Patty Budge
Bobby
Tom Falkenburg
Ted Olewine
George Richards
Tom Brown
Jimmy Evert
Notre Dame
Gardner Larned
Riggs
Giants Officials Praise System With Broad Class D Use
Giants executives tout a flexible classification plan for farm teams. Fort Smith leads Class B while Milford clubs supply players. Jersey City and several affiliates like Jackson, Oklahoma City, Oshkosh, and Bristol and Salisbury in Class D form a wide minor league network. Terry says the system creates tryouts for many youths and sustains clubs during wartime player losses.
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Wide World Sports
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Bill Terry
New York Giant
Natchez
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Milford
Del
Terry
Jacksonville
Freddy Lindstrom
Fort Smith
Jersey City
Giants
Giant
Oklahoma City
Jackson
Oshkosh
Wis
Bristol
Salisbury
Mel Ott
Lowry and Katz-Dan Cox Draw In New Jersey Card
In Fall River, Massachusetts Tiger Ted Lowry of New Bedford stopped Gene Mickins of Jersey City. In Elizabeth New Jersey Herbie Katz of New York and Danny Cox of New York fought to a draw.
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Associated Press
Fall River
Mass
Tiger Ted Lowry
New Bedford
Gene Mickins
Jersey City
N. J. UK
Elizabeth
N. J
Herbie Katz
New York
Danny Cox
Drew
Wilson slugger Hoyle leads Bi-State batting average spike
Wilson North Carolina on June 12 Richard Hoyle Wilson slugger at third base tops Bi-State league with an average well over .400. Hoyle's hitting pace fuels Wilson club as the circuit tightens around the midseason stretch.
Inverness Invitational Best Ball Opens With Low Scores
Little's putter leads the field as Lloyd Mangrum and Sam Byrd push to 62 in best ball. Nelson and Thomson shoot 63, while Hogan and Demaret card 65 and Harriss and Shute 69 in the opening round of the Inverness Invitational for 7650 in cash and bonds.
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Lawson
Little
Inverness
Partne Lloyd Mangrum
Bryan” Nelson
Jimmy Thomson
Nelson-Thomson
Eigh
We Bonds
Ben Hogan
Jim Demaret
E. J
Harrisc
Denny Shute
Henry Picard
Sam Byrd
Herman Keiser
Chandler Harper
Delta Inter Club Golf Championship Winners
In Greenwood Mississippi on June 12 Greenville men and Greenwood women captured the Delta Inter Club golf championship titles. Final men totals had Greenville at 252 and Greenwood at 243 with Clarksdale and Yazoo City also competing. Women’s final scores saw Greenwood top Greenville 157 to 145 with Clarksdale and Yazoo City in support. Individual point trophies went to Ed Joiner of Clarksdale and Charles Truthman of Greenville.
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Miss
Greenville
Greenwoo
Delta Inter Club
Greenvill
Clarksdale
Yazoo City
Greenwar
Ed Joiner
Charles Truthman
Tennis coach notes ball sound misleads players at match
Clinton South Carolina reports that Bill Lufle, a Presbyterian College tennis coach, notes a mispronounced ball sound during play. He recalls players reacting to the wrong call as the balls mislead about origin and contact.
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Klaak
Clinton
S. C
Bill Lufle
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