The 1937 Pennington Gap Lee Bears finished the regular season with a 49–55 record, placing third in the standings with league members Elizabethton Betsy Red Sox (57–45), Johnson City Soldiers (52–51) and Newport Canners (49–56).
In the 1937 playoffs, the Pennington Gap Lee Bears defeated the Elizabethton Betsy Red Sox 3 games to 2 to capture the championship.
[1][3][4] Playing as an affiliate of the St. Louis Browns, the 1938 Pennington Gap Lee Bears placed fourth in the six–team league.
[4] The Bears finished with a 46–60 record in the regular season standings and qualified for the playoffs, as the Appalachian League expanded to six teams.
The 1948 Miners finished 59–54 (third) in the Mountain States League regular season, with the Harlan Smokies (56–63), Jenkins Cavaliers (35–78), Morristown Red Sox (70–46), Newport Canners (58–59) and Oak Ridge Bombers (65–43).
The Miners finished 54–71 to place fifth in the Mountain States League regular season standings and did not qualify for the four-team playoffs.