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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1943
Page
7
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York dispatch reviews wartime sports chatter about major league prospects like Ted Williams and Peewee Reese, each facing public service interruptions, plus notes on prep and college teams. St Joseph's College defeats Franklin and Marshall Pre-Flight 59 to 24 as George Sevesky posts 17 points to reach 39 season.
The National League moves to take over the Phillies debt laden club with a plan to install a five man board to represent the corporation. Ford Frick signals optimism for a sale but cautions the deal may not close today. Temple University figures prominently as a prospective co owner with John B. Kelly among the directors.
Milwaukee owner Bill Veeck of the Brewers announces plans for morning baseball games to attract night shift workers. He has toured industrial plants pitching the idea and says games could start around ten thirty in the morning to fit workers’ schedules and provide daytime attendance boosts.
Washington February report says the National Football League plans to continue despite unresolved player issues. Commissioner Tim Lyles and league officials met with former coach Dayden and Four Horsemen members to discuss support and manpower, though no formal commitment was made.
Houston February 16. Pred Ankenman, longtime Houston Buffs official, recounts headaches from signing famous players and running the team. He lists stars like Lon Warneke, Johnny Rizzo, Johnny Murtaugh, and others who fed the Buffs’ success and drama during his 22 years as secretary and president.
The Boxing Writers of New York named Barney Ross 1982 Man of the Year, presenting the Edward L. Nell memorial plaque from ex mayor Jimmy Walker. Colonel Harvey Miller of the Marines accepted on behalf of the service after Ross’s wartime exploits on Guadalcanal.
George Keogan, longtime Notre Dame basketball coach, died in South Bend at age near 59 after health issues. His 1942-33 Irish squad had lost only one game, reflecting his strong leadership and historic program impact.
The Heiman bowling team extended its seven game lead in the Third Ladies Bowling League after defeating Chapin Sluggers in two frames. The Penn Biettoir moved to second place as Lindie Lassies fell to Gift Shop led by Shirly Hinman who posted scores of 141 154 and 148 for a 197 average.
Duke loses three players to transfers noted as Dilquesve University will lose this star at Intes and SL. Vincent College while eight bucketball and football players depart. Junior Joe Gonde of Colter and Ernest Dorazia of Blulisvig join as new gridders. St Vincent’s basketball standouts Patsy Phillips Ladime Hidac John Koendrola Tot Aurley lead a wary Griddets squad with Frank Reng John Glordun and Eve Cuee.
The SS Edward’s cagers clash with the Alumni for the third time this season at 8 o'clock on the Parochial Court. The Shamrocks seek revenge after recent losses while defending their home court with Hand, Samneekt, Jansen, and Jutizen keying the lineup.
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