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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1943
Page
7
Public record announces a name change involving P. White and Jas. FP Seatrice M from Beatrice Mt to new name listed in the filing, as filed in the otning records.
Notice is given that letters of administration have been granted for the estate known as the City of Philadelphia area. Interested parties must present claims by a specified date at the executor's address in Warren Pennsylvania. The undersigned urges all persons owing debts or demanding settlements to come forward and establish their claims.
Opening of the baseball season sparks optimism for a boom year despite war fears. Attendance at basketball boxing and other events remains strong as fans seek relief from duties and rationing. Jamaica racing and local fishing spots draw crowds noting heavy interest while management contemplates player moves and position changes in the Pirates and Cardinals lineups. Governor proposes baitfish sale ban and a sports coordinator could head off work or fight orders affecting pro sports.
Rough opening day for trout season drew an estimated 200000 anglers statewide despite cold weather. In Philadelphia’s Wissahickon Creek Samuel A. Fave landed a 21 inch brown trout, and Montgomeryville’s Russell Shereith caught a 20 inch rainbow. Berks County anglers reported plentiful hooks as camps filled early and many returned after short outings.
In Hot Springs Arkansas on April 16 Associated Press reports Henry Armstrong, 30, says rest off 18 months out of ring made him stronger yet more cautious. He trails not throwing wild punches and aims to meet Beau Jack again after a disputed New York decision. An open contract with Mike Jacobs lists June 11 in New York against Jack or other top welterweights. Also noted, umpire Art Passarella inducted into the Army.
Sports round up by Charles Dunkley, filling in for Hugh Fullerton Jr, from Chicago dated April 18. Commissioner Landis, 76, responds to a question about baseball’s upcoming season with cautious uncertainty, stating no one can know what will happen this summer.
The Ladies B League bowling season closed with the Raymonds and Sterling Mille tied for first as Hoyny Feats reports a tight race. Steens Cleaners finished third, with Aero Supply and Journal Recreation close behind. Dub Morton led individuals with a 186 average and high counts.
Long interview from an Upper Michigan Boulevard office covers Landis views on baseball, war, and training camps. He recalls 1918 optimism, notes winter weather, and praises players in service while predicting pennant races with strong bullpen and pitching depth across leagues. He also discusses trainer criticisms and Wrigley’s investment in Chicago teams.
In Washington A defeats Philadelphia No 1 by a margin, Pittsburgh N beats Detroit A, St Louis A defeats St Louis 1, and Brooklyn N loses to Montreal Tabi 3 in an uneven set of exhibition matches.
New York Yankees appear the strongest AL club despite a rough image. Boston Red Sox, with losses of Williams and DiMaggio and Pesky, aim for second behind a veteran pitching core led by Tex Alleson and a solid infield.
The Ladies Handicap Keg Tourney runs tomorrow afternoon on the Recres course with both doubles and singles, team event Friday evening and Sunday final rounds. Organizers report up to 90 entrants, prize fund set at 125 units, and a clear division between A and B classes with equal chances for all participants despite lower interest from some leagues.
Kolby Blaisdell seeks a shot at the featherweight title against Jackle Codura or Willie Pep as he trains for a decisive bout with Aramanda Sicilla in Buffalo next Tuesday. If Kolby wins, promoters plan to lure Pep or Codura with 87 percent of the gate, while neither will be forced to concede the featherweight claim.
Cleveland Indians St. Louis Browns and Detroit Tigers battle for top positions with draft outcomes deciding fates. Vernon Stephens enters service, Hank Howards possible loss, Oriel Hoekett returns, while Divle Wy Meld debuts for Detroit. Projections place Cleveland third, St. Louis fourth, Detroit fifth amid uncertain White Sox and Athletics defense and power needs.
Count Fleet was deemed eligible to start in the Preakness Stakes with a $30 000 added purse. Owner Mrs John D Hersh of Chicago paid the $1300 required. Count Fleet, the shortest-priced Derby favorite, was not among the 49 originally named for the Preakness to be run May Buh.
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