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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1943
Page
7
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New York dispatch reviews a chaotic baseball winter with insurgents in the second round, Bramhaugh’s Kingfish Levinsky, and Joe Louis likened carnage. Observers debate league strategy amid baseball convention chatter as executives juggle grand plans, bonuses, and farm system reshuffles.
The Beaver Club organized at a Ritz Restaurant dinner with 29 Corry High alumni. Officers elected include Richard Bachotney president and Alexander Boag vice president. an executive committee will draft by laws and lead a membership drive. The nine point plan covers athletic director, qualified coaches, equipment funding, junior high and senior high needs, full use of facilities, dormant sports revival, youth programs, facilities upkeep, and a vision for a new high school with gym and pool.
An Associated Press survey shows University of Pennsylvania football crowds at Franklin Field in Philadelphia from 1988 to 1993, totaling 2,199,500 attendances. Ohio State, USC, UCLA, Michigan, Minnesota, and other programs follow in home crowd totals across the period.
Beavers face Sparta in season opener at 7 30 p m with Corry High School Marines on furlough playing Gary High second string. Marines lineup includes Jemma Brigham Jack Taylor and Shuck Armstrong returning from last season amid wartime exhibition.
Board of Education weighs a postwar subsidy for senior high indoor athletic training facilities. Plans include a January smoker at Hotel Cons to support the effort with a visit by a prominent athletic coach who will discuss the program and show sports pictures.
In Harrisburg on December 2, the State Game Commission reported a rise in non resident deer hunters flocking to the state for the season. Districts noted more non-residents and county treasurers seeking hunting licenses while overall hunter numbers remained similar to last year.
Frederick Maryland December 2 The Philadelphia Athletics will train at McCurdy Field next spring Roger Wolfe president of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce announced Wolfe received a letter from Connie Mugk yesterday confirming the plan The camp will begin around May 1 and Walter said he was informed in the letter The Reds of Providence Hockey League have a home ice deal with Providence but have lost four straight recently pushing them to the cellar of the division
New York December 2 The Rebels debate the fate of Bramham as the long awaited Landis ruling looms. At the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues winter meeting, executives discuss possible trades with the Indians Yankees and Browns. Ossie Bluege leads Nat outfit amid negotiations for Stan Spence Bobo Newsom and Johnny Saldiva while Cleveland officials withhold clear motives.
Dr. H C Carlson enters his 23rd Pitt season with the smallest and youngest basketball squad in 22 years. Captain Walt Jones anchors a lineup featuring Nate Apple and Bill Cleiply, Tom Ragen, Wally Zernich, with guards to be decided between J W Glenn and Ken Vey as Carlson shapes the Tiny Toughies for winter play.
William G Bramham won a five year term as president of the National Association after reversing field aid policy and restoring voting rights to 16 minor leagues. Fifteen of the 16 voted yesterday, with the major minor league agreement renewed for another year at 25000 dollars annually.
Recap from Cleveland matches shows Himmy Bivins defeating Les Murray by stoppage after a tough 10 round clash. Joe Maxim outpointed Chuck Bunter in a 10 round decision. Maxie Berger earned an outpoint victory over Claudio Villar while Lulu Constantine and Fred Jones are noted in results.
Ty Crandall announced his entry into city basketball with an independent team to play home games on West Main Street facing the West Mall district. The unit, coached by Beb Boas with assistance from Ty Crandall, draws players from last season and includes Bill Averill Red Taylor Bud Gumington Cluck Gibeaul Nik Carter Joe Baressi Bill Unterreiner Jim Gandy Ed McElroy and Brumagin. Training at St Edwards School began with uniforms ordered and junior high floor plans, aiming for a season opener shortly after midmonth and seeking further players.
The Philadelphia Eagles protest a $50 fine imposed on Ben Kish and Phil Pitt after a flare up in the Washington game. Team general manager Harry Thayer announced the formal protest to Commissioner Elmer Layden. In Elizabeth, N J, Prankle Lee, 132 Livington, N J, stopped Charley Dayron, 129 New York.
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