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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1946
Page
7
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Corry High School football preview notes a light inexperienced line with Tiny Hansen and Frank Frisina at ends and guard slots unsettled. Key backs Jensen Reynolds and Chuck Jackson depart, while Ken and Jack Wilson show passing promise. Meadville Titusville North East and others loom as strong contenders in the region as fall practice tightens.
Irvine Porge-Comy Merchants start a best two of three series against Union City Independents at Loveland Field Wednesday evening with a 6 pm start. Thursday’s game is at Union City, with a possible Sunday matinee at an announced site. The Erie County League outfit features returning servicemen and a lineup including Hajnik, Mack, Frisina, Dingfelder, Untereiner, Kiser, Morrison, and Petrowski as the infield and outfield.
Talbert and Mulloy claim National Doubles title in a marathon at Longwood. They were one point from defeat ten times and saved seven match points in a 3-1 6 20 18 win over McNeill and Fuernsey. Louise Brough and Margaret Osborne won a fifth straight women's doubles title, beating Canning Todd and Mary Arnold Prentiss 6 1 6 3.
The Janestown Falcons built a full game lead over Batavia while defending champion Clippers absorbed a ninth loss in a clash with Fox and Clean Oilers. Oilers beat Batavia 4-8 in ten innings after a seventh inning rain delay. Tailestown defeated Wellsville 9-3 and Bradford beat Lockport 11-5. Hamilton and Hornell sat idle.
Coach Tony Curri leads 13 Tester winners at Glard as Boston players chase an American League pennant. With strong form, they could seal the title by September if they win enough games while the Yankees must perform at high levels to challenge.
Beaver High School football enters week two of pre season with a full schedule. Coach Bob Lytle directs drills and a Saturday all length game to determine starting line up against Union City. Key positions tested include Sonny Morgan at end, Louis Sherwood at center, Ken Wilson and Don Post at backs, with emphasis on the passing game and punt returns by Geertson and the Wilsons.
Murray Dickson, once bullpen help, now ace pitcher, led the Cardinals to first place by beating the Dodgers 2-1. He posted a 12-4 record and pressured Brooklyn as the series moved toward a deciding game. Chicago's Cubs shut out New York 1-0. Pittsburgh beat Boston 3-1.
National League results show Philadelphia 0 loss to Chicago 1 and New York 0, St Louis 2 over Brooklyn 1. American League scores list Boston 6 over Cleveland 1 and New York 10 over Detroit 6. Also Atlantic League results and International League games with listed matchups and upcoming schedules.
Boxing report from Fox Aug 27 lists 40 knockouts including Fox. Segre No. 40Jasight, 17 pounds, and opponent Joe Reddick, Paterson, N J, fought a 10 round bout. Reddick was dropped four times, final count 1 51 of the third.
Steel Age clinched its third straight win in a tight matinee contest scoring a 7 to 6 victory over Sparta in extra innings. key players Messinia Jansen Dasynivis and Tillotson contributed as the Steel Age offense broke a 6-6 tie with a single in the 10th inning to seal the win.
Chicago reports the world series schedule set to return to a prewar format after a five year gap. A joint meeting of club owners and the policy committee chaired by Larry MacPhail outlined player contract terms and the split of games between American and National Leagues. The plan calls for 40 players per club and may include returning servicemen, with dates and cities to be finalized tomorrow.
At Springfield Jacks on Aug 27 22 junior players compete for 14 starting berths in the National Amateur Golf tournament set to begin Sept 9 at Springfield. Defence champion Bud Ward and other top names watch as a large field vies for five Pittsburgh district qualifying spots and 12 exemptions at Whitemarsh Valley and related sites.
In Spokane on August 27 two pros and an amateur led during the 26 hole qualifying for the Women’s National Open. Red-haired Patty Berg shot 38 35 73 to half-way lead, with Betty Jean Rucker of Spokane at 44 40 74 and Betty Jameson 37 40 77, as the field moved into the second 18 holes at Spokane Country Club.
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