Capitan Declines Invite for Wednesday Game with Coyotes
Capitan high declined an invitation to play the Coyotes here on Wednesday. Goswek endpal Paul H. Deaton said Capitan prefers Friday and Saturday games. The Coyotes, off to a winning start over Artesia and Dexter, open their first home game Friday against Hagerman Bobcats and will face Roswell high during the Christmas holidays.
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Fake fight charges draw in Chicago sports figure
Chicago sports scene swirls as an unnamed local figure possibly drawn into the fake fight charges against Harry Thomas. The case centers on alleged ad hoc arrangements with Max Schmeling and Tony Galento, involving a hotel room meeting to fix bouts. Major John L. Griffith recovers from a heart attack and projects a February return, with Ohio State’s L. W. St John rating his value high. Illinois coach Bob Zuppke heads to Arizona for rest and painting before Rose Bowl watch.
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Youth and Veteran Pitchers Rule 1939 AL Averages
The 1939 American League pitching leaders favored age and experience led by Robert Moses Grove of the Boston Red Sox with a 2.54 ERA in 23 games. Teddy Lyons of Chicago closely followed with a 2.76 ERA and 14–6 record, while Bob Feller topped wins with 24 and 2.85 ERA. Other notable names include Russo, Sandra, Ruffing, Leonard, and Newsom, reflecting strong performances from seasoned hurlers alongside rising stars.
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Kingsport star signals Tennessee move after De Cor revont record
Bobby Cifers, noted as a Kingsport Tennessee grid ace who broke Bill DeCorrevont’s prep scoring mark, confirms plans to head to Tennessee. His brother Ed stars at end for the varsity. DeCorrevont, a Christmas tree merchant near Northwestern, is linked to fall opponents and future potential. Coaches say DeCorrevont could become a standout next season.
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