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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1945
Page
5
Weather favors a large trout opening in Pennsylvania with low clear streams and good food supply for speck beauties. Daily limit is 10 for all species and no fishing after 5 PM today until official opening tomorrow at 5 AM. News notes include Roosevelt’s passing, baseball figures, and local coaching updates.
In New York Yankee Stadium plans for postwar expansion to 100000 seats are revealed by Tuy MacPhail. The move includes an extra bleacher tier and more box seats while maintaining proximity to home plate. Major league notes include trades involving Roy Michels and Johnny Hudson and a silent tribute to the late President. Whitey WitteImann fractures a finger.
The roundup covers Stanley Cup finals scores 1 0 2 0 and 3 0 with defense focus on the Leafs and a note on playoff practicality. It mentions Tom Gallery’s Yankees role, Utah State high school basketball fouls, Herman Wehmeier returning to finish school, George Lewis organizing a writers association for a charity softball game, and a Rochester boxing card plus local park issues.
Major league baseball exhibition games were canceled across the United States and college contests called off. Hockey and swimming events proceeded with precautions as the nation observed the funeral period for President Franklin D Roosevelt.
Harrisburg April 14 Pennsylvania's 375000 anglers report streams in fine shape ahead of trout season opening at 5 am tomorrow. About 98 percent of the mutual stocking program is complete adding 4 500 000 new legal sized trout since 1944. Brook brown and rainbow trout range seven to nineteen inches as the season runs through May 31 with daily limits as posted.
Bon Peller formerly with the Cleveland Indians will be permitted to pitch for the Great Lakes team this season. An earlier note said Feller, chief violist and in charge, would not take his tilt on the mound. He planned to find the Sailors' opening game against Lowryville next month. The first rowing pace held the United States was in 1811.
President Truman will not throw the first ball at the season opener due to duties including a public address and a joint session of Congress. In Boston last night Gus Mell defeated Sal Bartolo in a New York bout card. details list Archie Woolf and Mozin Griffin among results.
Kinley’s Lassies win two games in the Fourth Ladies League standings with solid scores as Twandelle and Gite Shop split results. Tassiey, Zuckermans, and Verne Bato post notable tallies in a busy round of play.
The All-Way Electrics defeated Waterhouse with 697 713 and 37 to 612 61 and 629 for the Garage team. Charlotte Staples led Bulby with 168 179 and 188 while Hele Bachomer added 132 9 and 120 for the losers. Tanstens upset Zhickere in two games scoring 40 615 and 686. The Dress Sling Keglereptes earned 602 and 32 with Louis uth jumping 14 105 and 122 for Pugoy Hangers. Audress Rose dominated slicks with 248 147 and 410 for Zuckermans. Standinis not available. will be carried next week when the season closes.
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