City Office Ident Project Plans Progress
City official outlines progress on identity office project with schedule phased work and funding status. Officials emphasize community input timelines and next steps for site selection and permit approvals.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1943
Page
7
City official outlines progress on identity office project with schedule phased work and funding status. Officials emphasize community input timelines and next steps for site selection and permit approvals.
A community effort involving Cory Schools a School Board and PTA aims to overhaul athletics over several years. Junior High will seed programs to boost Senior High teams with cooperation from Watertown Waterford Spartansburg and area schools. A midcourt out of bounds rule change is described and a lightweight boxing title bout is noted as under arrangements. A deer buck report closes the column.
The story reports on winter baseball meetings in New York with debates over night games, potential player trades, and the ongoing minor league rebellion against Commissioner Landis. It notes the Browns and Cardinals seeking permission for more night baseball and hints at trade activity around Lefty Al Smith and Jim Bagby amidst league tensions.
Beavers, led by Bob Jackson and Billy Hammond, pull away late to beat Spartensburg 26 to 23 in a tense opening game. Hammond scores four field goals, Tillotson adds four free throws, while Morton’s Spartans struggle with rebounding. Reserves beat Marines 26-19. Jacksaw scores 13 for the losers.
The Automatics strengthened their two game lead by sweeping three games from the Offer, leaving the Small Order keg lers two behind and the Flat Department tied. Corry and Hammond led the winners with high counts while the Machine Shop moved to fourth after a three game win over the Inspection crew.
Boston results show Ralph Zanelli in Providence defeating Tary Janhame from New York while Freddy Cax from Cambridge defeats Buddy Darrell in Fall River Massachusetts. The brief contest details list weights around 148 to 152 pounds with participants from multiple states.
The Whiz Kids return with Ken Menke Gene Vance Jack Smiley and Al Mathuser plus George Stinesky to face the Washington Bears in the fourth annual Chicago Stadium classic. Andy Phillip is missing due to Marine training. The lineup aims to repeat last season's Big Ten championship form.
In a rapid exchange at the baseball meetings Elmer Daily aka Branch Rickey Jr. was introduced as minor league promotional director from Ebensburg Pa. He aims to shift minor and major league talks and hints at new circuits strategy while others discuss hotel life and baseball business. Luke Appling's injury and Matty Merion's 1A status prompt White Sox and Cardinals to monitor rosters as trade chatter persists. Chattanooga Joe Engel shares colorful tales of Griffey era figures and Harris counters with a cautionary note about the tensions in minor league alliances.
The Third Ladies League resumed after a four game Thanksgiving layoff. Chapin Sliggers stretched their advantage to three games by defeating Helmans while The Gift Shop handed Follett Regin a three game setback. Mabel Shoppe lost to Leeds dropping further into last place.
St Edward's meets St Joseph's at the Titusville YMCA for an 8 o'clock tip off after Eck Bong's squad avenged a recent loss here to Townville and seeks the win again. Don Feeney and Joe Hand lead forward duties with Rantile, Granastar, Jansen et al patrolling for defense.
Associated Press reports Bobby Ruffin, New York heavyweight, reclassified 1-A by draft board but cleared for two bouts. He will receive ten buys then three weeks, allowing a match with Sammy Angott, the SB A champion, and Beau Jines, New York state champ, at Madison Square Garden on December 17 and January 1 respectively.
Harrisburg Dec 3 The Pennsylvania Catholic Interscholastic Association formed last year in direct basketball will include all sports after the war. It divided the state into six districts centered at Harrisburg Philadelphia Scranton Altoona Erie and Pittsburgh, with church officials named to leadership posts.
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