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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1942
Page
7
A fragmented line references a tax for Bil Dar Staal 65 with unclear context and missing details. No dates, places, or named organizations are readable, making precise identification difficult.
Fragmentary OCR mentions individuals possibly including Julius and God, with garbled terms like land, election, and government. Readable items suggest a political context or public notice, but full details are obscured in the damaged text. Entities are unclear. no clear action or outcome can be confirmed.
A fragmented wire report notes scattered items from today covering general topics, with unclear specifics and several unreadable fragments. It hints at routine briefs across politics, society, and events but lacks complete details or names.
Fragmentary text mentions a judge and municipal representation but is garbled, offering no clear names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
A wartime overview notes baseball majors likely unchanged in late 1940s status but lower caliber due to players serving. Training camps shift from Florida California to nearer sites, potential shorter seasons. Bowlers launch War Bond week to fund bonds and Red Cross, USO support. proceeds aided by leagues nationwide. Pro Stars edge Redskins in football highlights. Frankie Sinkwich injury era sparks coaching debate. Also college basketball preview and notable players like Reno Strand highlighted.
Boston’s Red Sox announce that their spring conditioning will be conducted at Tufts University in Medford, a move that may set a northern training trend for the 1942 season. Disorder and debate ripple through baseball as officials weigh travel bans and possible delays to the season start.
Harrisburg Dec 29 The Pennsylvanian Game Commission received many requests to can or cold pack small and big game for future use due to shortages. Small game taken in the November season may not be possessed longer than 60 days after season close. Big game such as deer and bear may be retained for 60 days. A $1 permit allows retention of meat for four more months. The open season ending December 15 may be possessed until February 19 with a special permit extending to June 12. Meat cannot be kept longer than that under any circumstances.
In Pittsburgh on December 29, Duke freshmen featured Bobby Paffrath of Buller who sparked Duquesne to a 48 to 40 victory over DePaul Blue Demons. The Dukes extended their winning streak to seven, with Paffrath adding three quick goals and a late pair of free throws after Duquesne opened a 20 point lead. DePaul led 24 to 28 at halftime, as Pattsati scored 11 points for the visitors while Cominsky matched him for Duquesne.
Sports column highlights include Leafs over Rangers in Buffalo bound drama as Toronto players miss trains chasing games. Mentions Wyoming Colorado basketball logistics, coach Snavely’s plane ride scare, SMU basketball politics, Uncle Sam athletic talent shifts, and early Navy Pre-Flight rosters. Also notes boxers from South Plains Army Flying School and upcoming harness racing interest with Grand Circuit list.
Tuscaloosa reports Joe Domnanovich, Alabama’s all American center and captain, is hailed as one of the SEC’s finest all season. Coaches Fran Thomas and Pete Cawthon praise his leadership, endurance, and defensive calling as Alabama prepares for the Orange Bowl. Domnanovich, a senior, plans postwar coaching and is of Croatian descent.
Associated Press reports that Sammy Baugh of the Washington Redskins was asked by Commissioner Elmer Layden to explain his absence from the team’s game against the National League All Stars in Philadelphia. The Redskins lost 17-14. Layden said he telegraphed Baugh for a report on the absence and would weigh evidence from other sources.
Pasadena December 29 UCLA coach Babe Horrell praised the Bruins workouts and squad readiness for the Rose Bowl with Georgia. Sinkwich and Tripps express confidence, while Georgia counters with strong aerial and rushing efforts amid debate over Auburn and Georgia’s past performances.
The Wilcox Grocers and opponents traded wins as the City League resumed, with Wilcox forcing a one game lead over rivals after two games. Team scores show strong shows from Pell's Men's Wear and Columbus Fe, while high game scores by Phil Samplentor and others highlighted the eventful meet at Park Lunch.
Alabama tackles plan surprise for Boston College ends in a featured football preview. Coach Benny Myers asserts his Tide may challenge BC ends with a power T formation while players comment on adaptability and toughness. Notes on other college players and games follow in a rapid sports column style.
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