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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1949
Page
7
Readable bits show a street related item with a recurrence of salty heat and a reference to 84 and con ines. street. The fragment hints at a public or utility notice but details are missing.
A fragmentary OCR entry references Salem fire department details, a Sugar Mills Road location, and a Ford team. The readable text is highly garbled with stray numbers and incomplete phrases, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.
State fish wardens crack down on trout poaching ahead of April 15 season. 23 arrested last month for out of season fishing. Boston Braves face internal strife with manager Billy Southworth amid rumors of player dissent. Odds and Ends notes include trout stocking, high school sports profits, and a Joey Maxim bout.
Ashley Pa April 9 Principal George Bremay protests the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association plan to decide in May whether Ashley or Kane holds the Class B title. PIAA president L Walsh will review Ashley’s protest at the next board meeting. Bremay argues Kane's substitute scored the deciding goal, claiming decisive proof of Ashley's win. He calls the postponement a challenge to the PIAA prestige. Also notes boxing results in New York and San Francisco.
Bill Schaul, national bowling instructor, to give a free half hour of instruction at Bowl-Aite next Thursday at 7 pm. Event, sponsored by Saunier Juno and Wilhelm Co. of Pittsburgh, includes lecture and demonstration to help keglers analyze and correct faults. The session will shift Merchants' B League schedule by half an hour.
Atlantic City N J April 9 The American Bowling Congress 46th annual tournament ends tonight with champions decided for the etm and other events. Jimmie Smith of South Bend Ind captured the etm championship last night as 400 plus bowlers chase singles doubles and all events titles. Bernard Rusche of St Bernards Ohio Donald Van Boxtl of Green Bay Wis Gene Berghardt of Simeon Bay Wis lead in various divisions with high series and averages. Smiths team average age around 50 years posted 3027 on March 14, but no five man squad could match that total over the final 26 days.
Trout season began just after midnight and runs through September 10. Anglers reported steady activity as streams in Chautauqua County and nearby areas showed good conditions. State stocking continues though many say anglers may outnumber the fish. daily limit is ten and minimum length seven inches across three trout species.
The Associated Sprite inter plant bowling event last evening saw the Raymond team place second in points and fourth in pinfall among six teams. Detroit won with 10 points and a 2704 series. Raymond totaled 2804. Loveland led Raymond with 251, 184, 180 in games for a 54 set and Staples 482, Garrell 484, Taylor 513, Baker 531. Loveland also topped the Raymond singles tournament with a 615 set in the Nandi cap, edging Bill Mitchell by four sticks.
East Lansing Michigan State and San Jose State meet for the NCAA boxing team title as Wisconsin holds the crown. MSU trails 13 42 entering finals with three fighters still in contention including Don Dickinson and Chuck Davey facing strong opponents. Other contenders include Idaho Wisconsin LSU Maryland Minnesota Army Syracuse and Miami Florida. Baldoni stops Trofe in another bout.
Vince Paster of Omaha scored a split 10 round decision over Cluck Taylor in Chicago last night as Foster returned from a three month layoff amid a $100,000 suit. Foster, 26, musters an aggressive finish after a cautious start and plans a May 13 bout in New York with Charlie Pusart that could propel him toward a rematch with Ray Sugar Robinson.
Minneapolis blasts Washington 94 to 74 to take a 2-0 series lead in the A A A playoffs. The win solidifies the home court edge as Minneapolis dominates early and never relinquishes control.
National League game summary shows Detroit triumphs 3 with overtime. Toronto leads the best of seven series at 1 0 in an early playoff tilt.
Augusta April 9 Keiser fired a 68 to climb into a tie with Mangrum at 143 after three rounds. Johnny Palmer stood one stroke back at 144, with five players at 145 and many more in the pack. Mangrum and Kelsey led the field as Frank Stranahan slid from contention with a rough round.
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