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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1942
Page
5
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In Philadelphia De cember 193? Commissioner Elmer Layden ordered an inquiry to uncover the facts after Isilure of Sammy Baugh caused a stir at the pro bowl game at Shibe Park. Baugh said travel issues prevented his attendance. the All Stars beat the league champions 17 to 14 as proceeds surpassed expenses with funds raised for the United Seamen's Service.
The Rose Bowl will feature Oregon University against U C A in Pasadena before a 90,000 crowd while Sugar Bowl in New Orleans hosts Tennessee and a charity tilt draws about 60,000. Cotton Bowl in Dallas matches Texas U against Georgia Tech with about 48,000 spectators. Alabama faces Boston College in the Orange Bowl in Miami and the Sun Bowl at El Paso matches undefeated teams with about 12,000 on hand. A Second Air Force squad from Spokane meets Hardin-Simmons, with Bowl prospects influenced by past series records and standout players such as Frankie Sinked and Bobby Cifers. The piece also notes midseason trades affecting Cleveland’s center field position and wartime player disruptions across leagues.
In Schenectady New York Dev 28 Sig Makofski begins his 18th year guiding Mount Pleasant High School basketball. His teams own a 253 13 career mark with four straight seasons of two losses or fewer and two perfect years. His motto is plain work and heart for basketball.
Philadelphia reports Hans Lobert will continue as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies for 1943 after denying rumors of replacement. President Gerry Nugent said Lobert is not yet under a new contract but will be signed soon.
Chicago Cubs manager Jimmy Wilson argues spring training lures boys to baseball and opposes trips to teams’ own parks. He says the aim is to shape players and bring writers, fans, and the public closer to the game, with training planned at French Lick Springs, Indiana, including a diamond on a golf course.
Baltimore December 28 Arthur H Ehlers league president said no major league commitments exist to back two more entrants for an eight team circuit in the Daver state Baseball League Progress hopes faded as club owners await January February decisions on class B options York and Reading considered for expansion Hagerstown transfer rumors to Salisbury Md were called ridiculous by Ehlers who noted Hagerstowns attendance ranked high in the league
Tulsa relies on dual threats in a Sugar Bowl preview with Keithley from Miami Fla and Belthley starring as backfield leaders. LeForce from Bristow adds scoring punch as Dobbs and Keithley alternate at tailback while Belthley shines in the air and on the ground.
Invading teams won both games at Memorial Auditorium before 7486 spectators. Southern California defeated Caulisins 95 to 42, while Kansas beat St Bonaventure 53 to 22.
Alabama plans to use freshman Rodgers in the Orange Bowl as head coach Paul Holovak weighs his squad. The rookie back joins a tide of veterans as a potential spark before New Year’s Day. Meanwhile Boston College eyes defenses as they prepare for the bowl challenge and the team faces routine early-season duties. The article also notes Ola, the Norwegian jumper, at the Winter Carnival, seeking to defend his US ski crown and recounting his escape from occupied Netherlands.
A chaotic sports roundup touches on baseball season delays, wartime travel limits, and proposals to delay opening to save travel. It covers Navy basketball mishaps, Auburn football praise, California basketball, and various coaching and service sports notes. Also notes guest stars, boxing and fencing mentions, and a light look at postwar athletics and safety equipment.
A notes filled garble about Hap OConnor, a semi pro umpire, claiming a catcher shortage in professional baseball. The piece references underappreciated catchers and delays in schedules, with scattered mentions of basketball by mail and proposed intercity baseball competitions amid transportation troubles.
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