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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1942
Page
7
Saute Shat features at play with Mis Fark Pl 15 and heater Ter. Local scene hints at odd misfires and quirky prep. No clear names or organizations are confirmed in the readable text.
ITODAY outlines the era's hockey revival and league changes due to wartime. It notes foreign leagues growing, the Canadian American League becoming the International Hockey League, and the absence of top pro hockey in the U S for some seasons. The piece also mentions notable pitching feats and veteran athletes across baseball and football, plus local athletes in training and scoring highlights.
Beavers invade Warren High in a pivotal Class A contest as Coach Putnam aims for a fourth straight win. Ten players travel with room for more. a 4 oclock start is expected after a short warmup. Warren features strong defense and a 30 point win over Youngsville, while Beavers chase prestige on the road.
Organizers urge Friday meeting to finalize four team setup for city league basketball. Starlight A. is the only fully entered club. school board and gym space issues may delay play until after year start. A season schedule aims to start next week amid local sports funding notes and football kickers’ praise.
Morton Cooper and Johnny Beazley of the St. Louis Cardinals are named top National League pitchers for the year, with Cooper posting a 1.11 ERA and 22–7 record while Beazley goes 21–6 with a 2.13 ERA. The league honors highlight Cooper's 32 wins and 35 starts, and note Beazley’s status as a 21-year-old in military service amid standout seasons from other pitchers like Hubbell and Melton.
Wilcox Grocers kept the lead in City Bowling last night by defeating Pauls Men’s War in two games and lifting to third place. Columbus Inn won four of six to rise to second, while Phoenix Hotel swept two from Park Lane in a postponed set. Dick Morfor delivered a 62 in a sensational pin run, Melton logged most bases on balls and wild pitches, and several pitchers, including Lohrmen and Melton, posted notable complete games and records in the doubleheader era.
The veteran Fritian Zivic an ex welterweight champion was installed a 4 to 2 favorite to defeat his 24 year old former stablemate Carmen Notch in a ten round grudge bout in Lonigiz. They have not spoken for over a year since Notch left their camp. Mose Brown of McKeesport and Gubrls Sheppard of Pittsburgh fought the eight round semi final.
A wartime report notes professional football and baseball considering a mark time approach. Officials discuss how long such measures last and possible effects on schedules, fans, and entertainment value for war workers.
Robinson defeated Adwie by three round technical knockout at Convention Hall in Philadelphia. The bout ended between the third and fourth rounds after a flurry from Robinson and a show of sportsmanship from Wells in Robinsons corner. Police and crowd estimates noted a ringside purse of 176 dollars 204.40 and a lively atmosphere as the fight concluded.
Hepler Motors opened the week with a decisive win over Abe Wildcat Gracey as Teague and Koefer led scoring. Individual totals show strong performances from Hoge McElroy Abbey Wilcox Peterson and Lin Soore, with Holley and Dubley contributing solid totals for their teams in a high scoring collection of games.
A brisk two page sports digest surveys baseball talk from Chief Bender and scouts on young players, notes on the Army and Navy teams, and a mental approach to upsets. It also highlights guests, service drives, and veterans at Camp Robinson amid scattered college basketball mentions.
Temple coach criticizes zone defense as lax after a hard fought 40-30 victory over Wooster. The piece cites Josh Cody and veteran players, noting doubts about spacing and discipline while highlighting rivals and other college coverage from Pittsburgh and Washington reporting.
Curry Rawaru Gun Club rifle team competes in their second league match. Injuries surface as members push to perform, with the club seeking to maintain momentum. The league schedule includes confrontations against Western Pennsylvanian teams as officials coordinate results.
Ellie Philips of Philadelphia and Lulu Corstannen of New York are slated for a ten round bout at Convention Hall on May 9. Promoter Henman Tuglity touts the pairing in his tournament with Angelishowenest Fein Herr as featured acts. Scores listed include Tinquesné 49, Waster 30, The MW Bath Trip Works 44, Youngstown 44, Geneva 4.
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