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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1944

Page

5

Pirates May Be Darkhorse In National League

Work on Gulf Course at Cardy Country Club continues with greens rolling and fairways shaping, aiming for opening day May 18. Pirates noted as potential dark horses in the National League with a strong lineup including Handley Gustine Coscarart and DiMaggio. Steelers consider merger options as NFL sessions begin.

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Indians and Bucs to Start Season on Foreign Soil

New York sports roundup notes that foreign soil opens the season for the Indians and the Bucs with extensive mentions of spring training, Soviet sport mix, and rookie Gene Mauch at Brooklyn shortstop. The piece covers club prospects, service department notes, and a roaming snapshot of baseball and football figures in early 1940s context.

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Opening games spark mix in Tuftsbur High Volley League

In the sub-high gym yesterday the opening volleyball games saw Room 2 defeat Room 1B 48-13 while Room 4B earned a forfeit over Room 2B and Room 6 beat Room 14 24-17. Strong action and unsettled play marked the early season as teams vie for standings.

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Office Nears Keg Crown in Aero Ladies Bowling Race

The Aero Ladies' Bowling League leaders, the Office keglevettes, need two wins next week to clinch the title as the season closes. Jeannette Baresst led winners with 141 148 151. Mary Wojtaseelk topped the opposition with 162 176 120. The 2508 squad swept two of three from 933, while 2504 toppled 930 in two. In the Aero Men's League, the league leaders posted 945 940 965 while the 500 team managed 924 932 981, with Fred Doubles and Clark Lord delivering big scores. The Estimating Team clung to a faint second-place chance by defeating 950 twice.

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Opening Day Cheer As Doorman Plans Short Day

Philadelphia April 1. Hotel doorman John Brodie plans to leave work early for the Phillies season opener at Shibe Park. He, age 56, says he has not missed a Phillies opener in 44 years and will quit early to attend.

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Williams Stops Delia in First Round in Philadelphia

Ike Williams blasted Mike Delia with a left jab and a solid right, dropping Delia in 1 minute 54 seconds of the opening round. The win sets up a possible title bout with Bob Montgomery as promoter Hemmi Taylor hints the winner may fight Montgomery before Montgomery’s Chicago date. Delia could not rise after the knockdown as Williams advanced with a sharp, decisive performance.

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Boston A A Patriot's Day Marathon Adds Late Entries

Receipt of late entries swelled the field for the 77th annual Boston A A Patriot's Day Marathon from Hawkinton to Boston. Notables include Norma Prescott of Los Angeles Call and HoversT Carmick of Mahanoy City Pa.

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Red Sox Seen As Dark Horses In Loop Of 1940s Debate

Boston manager Joe Cronin and fellow staff rate the Red Sox as a dark horse in the American League race. They contrast New England questions about outfield, infield, and pitching depth with Cleveland’s stronger lineup. Pitching health, veteran signings, and key players like Culbertson, Metkovich, Johnson, and Fox shape expectations as the team aims for a surprise run.

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Pro Football Meets to Chart Wartime Role

Philadelphia April 1 Commissioners Elmer Layden led a four day meeting as club owners of the Nathan Football League discussed wartime policy. The group urged government involvement yet stressed players should remain in college until eligible for service and emphasized football’s support for American youths and wartime programs.

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