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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1943
Page
7
Fragmentary notice lists prices in cents for common meat cuts at area market. Mentions one bull and small pork quantities with unclear units and vendor notations. Details are incomplete but indicate minor price adjustments in livestock and meat goods.
Fragmented OCR text reports multiple cows at a rural site near Cen alle east eight with unclear details. No clear names, dates, or outcomes available.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions tow, time, and seeds with unclear details. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are readable. The fragment lacks sufficient context to identify entities or actions beyond generic towing and timing terms.
The Raymond team and Starlight A C battled to a 1-1 series tie as Carl Hixson delivered a dramatic one handed shot from outside the foul line with 20 seconds left, capping a seesaw finish. Averill led scorers with 16 while Smith Carter Taylor and Gibeault aided Starlight’s balanced attack.
New York reports on the national AAU swimming championships noting tight pools at the New York AG pool and faster times expected at Yale. Also covers football spring plans at Iowa schools, awards outlook for Greg Rice, boxing notes on Beau Jack and Henry Armstrong, Navy service athletic moves, and various military sports and personnel updates. Names include Lew Diamond Jackie Cullen Lou Contantino Nat Holman Tami Maurielio and Daryl Parshall.
In a tight Antler League match, Citizens Bank fell to rivals as Jack Paulson led the winners with a 202 average across games of 191 201 and 214. Team rosters and scores are listed for Kealinie Parker Van Togaal Sears and others as exhibition play and regional matchups unfold at French Lick and Purdue University events.
London April 1 An eight team International Baseball League will begin play April 25. Four clubs represent the United States Army three come from Canadian outfits and one is from a British aircraft factory.
Medford reports the Boston Red Sox optimistic about another AL finish despite heavy losses from their 1940 lineup. Ted Williams, Dominic DiMaggio, Johnny Pesky, and pitchers Bill B- Butland and Charley Wagner are gone, leaving aging Pete Fox and Al Simmons to man the outfield while a deep pitching staff and a strengthened catching corps are cited as positives for the upcoming season.
In camp reports from Bear Mountain and Muncie, Brooklyn Dodgers list infielder needs with Bobby Brogan shifting toward catcher. Pirates manager Frankie Frisch expects Frank Colman John Barrett and Jim Wasdell as regular outfielders. Jimmy Russell to second base. Athletics note Jimmy Poteil as final arrival plus Everett Fagan acquired from Gladstone to bolster defense.
At Madison Square Garden tonight a charity doubleheader between Wyoming Cowboys and St John’s, tied to the Red Cross drive, aims to raise about 26090. Georgetown and Toledo meet in the initial NIT context as two tours conclude at the Garden this week with an expected 18000 spectators.
The Heiman Jewelers struggled last night in the Third Ladies League, losing two games to SIO Show but keeping a narrow edge over the Chapin Sluggers and Pent Qleatric. Webber led scoring with a 202 after earlier tallies of 139 and 158, as the Lindsleys upset Penn Electrics.
In Philadelphia April 1, Penn Charter defeated Lower Merion 28-26 in a Red Cross benefit game before 17 000. L M lost its bid for a third straight state title as George David-Sour scored the winning goal in overtime. Capt. Greer Heinel led scoring with eight points while Don Evans contributed for Lower Merion in the benegoe match as West Philadelphia defeated Roman Catholic 16-24 in another game.
Assurbesce ey Beaver Tall, Fa April 1 Cal Hubbard, football coach at Geneva College, heads into his sixteenth year as a professional umpire and eighth in the American League. He was selected to umpire the New York Yankees exhibition games in Asbury Park New Jersey before the regular season, then returns to college duties.
LAUNCH NEW SHELL PHILADELPHIA April 1 The University of Penpeylvania crew launches a new eight oared shell the Russell 8 Callow today. Rusty Calley former coach is involved in the effort. AGED RUNNER IN MARATHON PHILADELPHIA April 1 Dr G A Gaither 70 year old Baltimore runner will take part in the One Long Athletic Club marathon over a course of about forty miles.
In a sudden death format at the city event, Jack Taylor outshot rivals to claim the foul shooting title. Frank Briglani also scored but Taylor answered with four straight makes to secure the victory.
Fights last night in Cleveland and Elizabeth featured Lloyd Marshill of Los Angeles stopping Bazard Charles of Cincinnati while Joey Maxim outpointed Gurlis Sheppard in Cleveland. In Elizabeth Breddie Herman of Elizabeth outpointed Clim Ouegory of Elizabeth.
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