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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1943
Page
5
Fragmentary text appears to mention a person named Ada and a scheme tied to a scientist or physician. No clear event, date, or organization is readable. The rest is garbled, yielding no verifiable entities or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a social event with names such as Mrs Ay and Miss Cullen. The text mentions a drive, a party, cake, and possible attendees, but many words are garbled, leaving the core details of the gathering and participants ambiguous.
The PIAA and District 10 approve eligibility to play City League teams. Beavers eligible to face Raymondids and engage ISree Age and Starlight A. C. in pre season drills. Orange and Blick Hossers host five games this week with tougher schedule ahead. Patterson notes Zivic battles Padlo, with public interest high for Madison Square Garden bout.
The Raymon and Suuvuphha squads routed Aero in a high scoring City Basketball sense game. Averill led Springmakers with 27 points, Cogswell added 21, Jackson 14, as their team surged to a 39-21 halftime lead and finished dominant 93-24. Don Landy led Starlight with 17 points, while Aer o’s Darnotall scored 14.
In a chaotic Avro Supply League meet the 250 keglers pushed ahead with a sweep while Wilcox and 800 teams held first place. Pie Renner and the 200 Department ply spillers trailed near the top, creating a fierce team dynamic across the standings.
Referee Irving Kutcher declared the ten round welterweight bout a draw after voting against the majority. Johnny Hutchinson of Philadelphia outfought Maxie Shapiro of New York at the Arena, but Kutcher cited a series of light blows in several rounds as the deciding factor. Judges initially disagreed on the outcome.
Prime Zivic at 30 seeks a 10 round victory over 23 year old Philadelphia slugger Padlo in Pittsburgh tonight. Zivic aims for a NY return with Beau Jack. $20,000 share expected from sellout. Padlo boasts 51 of 63 wins with 27 knockouts and promises a decisive right hand.
New York Feb 16 Spot battered and bruised weeks by effects and selections had a rare day yesterday as Paul V. McNutt chairman of the Mangower Commission urged preparation for the coming baseball season. Navy and Army officials discussed joint education of competitive sports with Gov. J Howard McCray of Rhode Island praising fast developing racing on April 1. Rubber shortage measures and state permissions were noted as the season neared. McNutt told reporters he would confer with baseball delegates and had already talked with Clark Griffith of the Washington Senators about their plans. Colonel Theodor B Sark outlined athletics and service division goals to foster competitive sports.
ey ansucasen de YORPOLk Va Feb 1W The shortstop for the New York Yankees predicts a tight race for the American League pennant among New York St Louis and Boston but believes the Yanks will win. He notes Luck in pitching from Bonham Borowy Chandler Donald Weatherly and Etten as factors and mentions Navy duty of Tom Rizluto.
Philadelphia February 16 Dick Siebert the Philadelphia Athletics longest holdout signed his 1942 contract promptly this year after earlier failed talks. Other players Hiner Vale Danny Welas Felix Macklewicg and Jimmy Prack are noted as part of the A's roster.
An offer of 165000 for the stock of 10 Philadelphia Phillies baseball clubs was reported. The bid was reportedly made by financier John B. Kelly, director of finances, and signals potential negotiation with the National League. Details indicate ongoing talks and planned payments.
City League junior high basketball opens with Starlight and Steel Age fives facing off in a 7:15 p.m. meet at the school. Coaches focus on shooting as Beavers, Raymonds, and Pylrammen units seek early control, while city polio drive support adds community buzz.
Metropolitans take two wins in the City League facing the Wilcox Grocers and Springmakers. Bud Allen leads Beavers with 175 points while Ronald Rathbun or Chuck Armstrong vie for forward duties. Bob Suer centers, with Frank Brigham and Ket Mackson aiding Leaman’s teams as guards and reserves.
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