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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1944
Page
7
Local reports note unseasonable warmth followed by sudden storms and cold snaps affecting crops and daily routines. Officials urge preparedness as wind and rain sweep across the region, with scattered power outages and travel delays observed in several communities.
The readable text lists various items such as a model F with el bar ks and crates, cedar fencers, iron c Hull, old jars, organs, a red table, stove, and fur items, scattered with numbers and partial phrases suggesting inventory from a farm sale or auction. Names like ETOVE and Arthur appear among fragmented details.
A mixed sports roundup from New York April 13 covers wartime draft rulings affecting athletes, MLB players and football prospects, with notes on baseball school programs aiding youth. It highlights figures like Jimmy Johnston, Tony Shucea, and Rich ards, plus Navy and Army personnel involved in sports. The column notes plans for a West Coast eight-club pro football league and profiles several athletes and coaches.
George McCallister of Spartanburg emerged as a dark horse contender in the 44th North and South Amateur Golf tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina. He upset Pete Ladislaw a favorite 3 and 2, after climbing in the qualifying rounds where L1 shotmaker Bill Cowart battled for second. The semis paired McCallister against Mal Galletta as Galletta defeated Comith to reach the final.
The Illinois State Bowling Association’s oldest event begins tonight in Chicago with about 8,000 keglers expected. The annual tournament, sponsored by the association, runs through May 3rd with prize money over $25,000.
New Yorks Yankees and Giants meet at the Polo Grounds while the Brooks Dodgers and Philadelphia Phillies clash at Thisita Field both benefiting the Red Cross. Estimated gate reaches 35,000 as fans expect energizing lineups with Melton on the mound for the Dodgers and Pitsgimmons guiding the Phillies.
Miami April 13 1200 race horses left Tropical Park after the season end crowding the railways as owners sought immediate transport on a first come basis. Railway Express reported six cars loaded daily with 12 to 16 horses each bound for New York New England Chicago and Detroit tracks.
In Burbank on April 14 champions of the old line celebrate a birthday festivity. Observances include bath and stirring cheers as past champions are recalled. Tonight a display of gratitude and joy marks a regional celebration.
AP Features selects an all Garden Team from six coaches led by Arnold Ferrin of Utah. George Mikan of DePaul and Leo Elier of Notre Dame appear among top picks, with five coaches naming them to first team and Ferrin the lone unanimous choice. Brindley of Dartmouth and Gaywood of Western Michigan also receive multiple mentions for strong Garden performances.
Westminster College center Noble Jorgenson 6 1f t 6 inches earned honorable mention on Sporting News All American list for 1943 44. A 40 minute freshman standout, he led district scoring with 313 points in 19 games and dominated defense under the basket. Jorgensen, a Taylor Alderdice High School graduate from Pittsburgh, starred for the Titans.
Montgomery, holder of the lightweight title in Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey, is entering Army service after passing his preinduction physical. He last fought Beau Jack at Madison Square Garden on March 3, while Jack faces a April 12 physical exam. In Elizabeth New Jersey Tony Janiro outpointed Johnny Williams and Gerry Coursol defeated George Johnson. Clint Miller knocked out Jock Panwl at 122 pounds. The son of Dr Charles Jorgensen is named in the district team selection.
Associated Press notes the New York Giants aim to rebound to first division status a week before the season opening. pitching depth is unsettled with Melton Voiselle and Adams contending for spots. Weintraub starts at first base as veteran Mul. multiple names and positions are listed as the club reshapes its roster for the campaign.
The Beaver Club continues its sponsor drive to fund sending over 10 Corry High School football players to a pre season camp in late August. Donations come from Golden Rule Club, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Italian American Club and individuals including Harold Cragg and Pete Russell. The loan site for the camp will be chosen this weekend and options include Kingus on the Cornplanter Reservation Findley Take Allegheny Stile Park near Red House N Y and Edinboro. The club plans to reopen membership drive next Monday. current membership is six to seven hundred with a goal of about 1200 within two weeks.
Pitt's athletics department cuts track and golf despite current teams. Athletic Director James Huson cites limited talent pool and prior engineering constraints, noting the move aims to preserve other programs. swimming and cross country had been dropped earlier, while spring baseball continues.
Scores from exhibitions show St Louis beat New York St Dowis in Indianapolis Pittsburgh game 2 to 0. Louisville defeated Detroit 1 to 0 in Kentucky, and Philadelphia beat an Frederick Maryland entry 9 to 1.
Folletts Market lassies surged to the top of the Third Ladies League by one game, overtaking Chapin Sluggers after a steady climb. Last night Folletts defeated Leeds twice while Chapins were edged by Gift Shop. Mabel Shoppe and other teams posted wins as Virginia Burrows and Ann Cragg led scoring for their clubs. English Earl dies in London at 87.
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