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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1945
Page
7
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A garbled note reports a sequence involving an admiter in a tree. The readable portion suggests a discussion of placement or relation among elements in a branching structure. No clear dates, people, or organizations are identified in the fragments.
The area sees over two feet of snow layered by light flurries, creating ideal skiing conditions after years of dormancy. Enthusiasm builds for possible local ski gatherings as reservoirs and clubs figure as popular spots from past seasons.
Corry High School’s basketball machine built a 14 7 first quarter margin and rolled to a 40 29 victory over Wesleyville. Joe Darnofall led with 18 points, Stretch McKinney added 10, and Merle Ottaway contributed nine as Corry’s defense limited Wesleyville to 12 second half points.
Daytona Beach Fla Ped 3 Ll dsen Raphael Hunt USN 26 naval aviation student and winner of the national amateur tennis singles championship in 1848 was killed when his plane crashed about a mile east of Day 'ok Bowes Naval Air Station during Migwae and gunnery practice. Navy officers reported. Jal fin hot just made a run on hiesharget towed by another plane.
The late Kenesaw Mountain Landis urged Delbert Eugene Webb to buy the Yankees. Webb, a 45 year old Arizona contractor, recounts their Arizona course meeting and says he approached the deal as a business opportunity with partners MacPhail and Topping, quietly taking stake in the famed club.
Kinley Insurance leads the Fourth League by five games after sweeping the Gift Shop in three. All-Way Electric won three straight over the Waterhouse keglers as Zuckermans blanked Lanstons. Bilenore Thayer led the Kinleys with 663, 651, 677 series while Verna Bates added 134, 122, 113 for Gift Shop. All-Way Electric tied with key players.
In New York February news brief Assnemven Rene notes no manpower shortage as 928 college club high school and service athletes from DC Canada and elsewhere compete in the Millrose track and field meet Tonight 41 events feature relays with 57 teams in 18 races Michigan led by Ross and Bob Hume is strong in the two mile while Army and Navy are set to duel in the one mile relay Catcher Ray Mueller and second baseman Woodly Willigins played all 195 games for the Reds in the test season.
In Madison Square Garden, Bobby Ruffin, 130, New York, outpointed Johnny Greco, 141, Montreal, in a nine round thrilla. Ruffin was floored four times but recovered to win by unanimous decision before 16,751 fans. Other results: Phil Palmer defeated Jackie Seamus. Vincent Pimpinelli outpointed Bob Jacobs. Johnny Johnson stopped Steve Brogan.
The Mount Oilers continued their surge with a second consecutive shutout, defeating the Indianapolis Capitals 2-0 as the Western Division showcase began to show real hockey form. The St. Louis Flyers also indicated growth with improved play ahead of the season.
Major league club owners show no rush to appoint a successor to Kenesaw Mountain Landis. A joint session led by William Harridge lists only minor agenda items such as a new major league agreement and discussion of the All-Star Game at Fenway Park. Key figures Phil Wymey Jack Zeller Alva Bradley and Warren Giles favor delaying action until candidates are fully vetted.
Athletic results from a scholastic scores page show Warren 45 over Meadville 32 and Cranberry 39 to Titusville 30 with Sharpsville 3 and Grove City 1. The fragment lists team scores and opponents, indicating a regional competition outcome with multiple schools mentioned.
A cluttered item bounds through names of coaches, players, and societies from Harold Olsen to Doc Carlson and Tony Hinkle. It mentions Eastern Amateur Hockey League invites to San Francisco, a New York baseball writers dinner, and varied notes on college basketball, racing, and bowling, with local club chatter and curiosities.
Gunder Hvuvye and Mawkyn Lidia set off from Stockholm by air for Britain and then to the United States to compete in major indoor track meets. Hvuvye, known for a distinctive haircut, aims to boost American interest as he prepares for a possible military draft return by April 15.
Burglars ransacked four south side jewelry stores yesterday in Pittsburgh, escaping with about 4000 in jewelry dresser sets clocks and watches. Owner Louis Levinson said a prick was used to smash the glass pane into door.
Craig Wood, former U S Open and Champion golfer, opened with six under par 66 for a six under total of 66 at Corpus Christi Open. Fred Corcoran, PG A tournament official, noted there may be no new low score as the course length and rules affect scoring. Harold McSpaden Sanford Leonard Dodson Mike Barbato Sam Byrd Fred Hyus Jr also started strong in the round.
The league governors met to approve the playoff structure for the Stanley Cup chase. Top two seeds meet third and fourth seeds in best-of-seven series with home-ice choices for Games 1 2 and 6 7, then the two series winners collide for the Cup. A motion to renew the league agreement for 15 years was proposed for June.
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