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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
7
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Fragmented text references Lake region mapping and names including Maple, Cam, Noburg, and Me Frank. The readable parts hint at an unfinished note or caption about places, identification, and a heat related term but lack coherent facts or events.
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The item surveys baseball league rumors on player trades and waivers, mentions Bradley’s stance, and notes possible park changes. It also highlights players and families in football and baseball circles, and reports on athletic ROTC innovations and athletes' wartime service.
Providence aims to snap a 10 game skid as the Bisons, led by Eddie Shore, visit Buffalo in a tight American Hockey League matchup. Reds struggle with a 10 loss run and 16 of 17 defeats amid a busy sequence of games.
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The Corry High orange and black passers renew their rivalry with Wesleyville tomorrow at 4 45 p m in junior high action. Beavers and Bulldogs meet in the prelim at an hour earlier as both chase postseason playoff berths. Chad Putnam will start the same lineup that opened against Wattsburg with Rathbun Jackson Hammond and Gates at guard and center respectively.
Baseballs hat slave league gathers in Chicago for the Diamoxid Jubilee dinner of the Old Time Baseball Players association. Guests include Ed Welsh Mordecai Brown Tony Mullane Charlie Grimm and Ray Schalk with notable former team histories noted.
Top golfers gather for the $8,000 Phoenix Open at Phoenix Country Club as an eight thousand dollar tuneup before the 72 hole main event. Byron Nelson’s record stands nearby as Light-horse Harry Cooper posts 64 in yesterday’s rounds. College and service teams appear in scores from Westminster to Washington State with strong clashes and notable upsets across multiple venues.
At a Chicago old timers banquet Ed Walsh, famed 1904 40 game winner, urged reinstating the outlawed spitball or banning today’s livelier ball. He argues pitchers lack true curves and predicts if the old days returned a 50 win season would be possible. Walsh also comments on Ted Williams and Babe Ruth records.
The Chapins boosted their Third Ladies' League lead to seven games by sweeping three from Leeds while Gift Shop and Folletts Market split. Marion Killmey led Chapins with high scores in the wins, and Folletts Market rolled three wins over Leeds to climb into second.
Cory All Stars were upset 30 24 by Union City Independents in a charity Infantile Paralysis Fund game. No box score or gate details were submitted to the Journal.
The Associated Press reports Lou Gehrig remains the top choice among American sportsmen in the Popularity Poll for the Fourth War Loan drive conducted by a New York sports committee. Ward Cuff ranks second with Babe Ruth third. Mel Ott moves to fourth. Don Budge and Patty Berg enter as a new women's leader at fifteenth.
Heiman Jewelers swept Mabel Shoppe in three games as Hetty Lita led with 151, 121, and 124. Madeline Estep led the losers with 116, 144, and 118 as Stubs fell to the fast scoring night.
District committees to choose the NCA A tournament entrants were announced by H G Olsen Ohio State coach and chair. Eastern and western districts will hold knockout meets in March with Madison Square Garden and Kansas City as sites. Winners advance to the NCAA finals with Garff and Wyoming noted for later matches.
Nat Hitman former coach at City College advocates lifting substitution limits to ease player strain and increase game speed. He notes era changes since center jump removal and cites his long coaching career plus examples from the New York Whirlwinds and CCNY. He believes many coaches share the view but hesitate to push it publicly.
New York February 3 Jim Herbert veteran New York middle distance runner completed the Millrose 600 field by official entry blank ending a feud with the meet's management. The five man field includes Johnny Fulton Stanford Bob Ufer Michigan Charley Grohsberger Dartmouth Joe Nowiek navy trainee Rochester and others. Herbert could match Alan Helfrich's five straight wins.
Lou Salica arrives in Philadelphia with promoter Larry Torpey to challenge for the bantamweight crown. Salica lost the title recently in Scranton and aims to regain it in a planned bout at the Owl Gym tonight.
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