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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1946
Page
7
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Local scholastic basketball fans anticipate a heated Lawrence Park showdown between Corry and Millereek. Both teams enter the County-Sidereek contest with even records as they chase the Section 1 District 10 title and a shot at Tech. Coach Gus Anderson has rebuilt Millcreek with a mix of veterans and newcomers as Corry eyes a potential independent baseball club this summer.
Mort Cooper reports elbow surgery left him with a stronger pitching arm than in five years and aims to lift the Boston Braves in the coming season. Billy Southworth praises Braves prospects, noting key veterans and rookies returning to bolster a hungry, fast club.
Pensacola February 25 Associated Press Ben Hopan of Hershey Pennsylvania and Janky Ray Mangrum of Los Angeles faced an in to tle playoff for the 1300 first prize in the Pensacola Open golf tournament The extra stroke playoff was forced when Hogan closed with a line of three birdies in the final nine to catch a two over par 71 and deadlock with Mangrum for the title
NYU defeated Temple 59 37 to seize national basketball honors as Temple, once dominant, saw its hopes fade. The win marked NYU’s 16th victory in 17 games this season, boosting their lead in the eastern college basketball scene and impacting other standings.
Dick Morton stars for the Roc ation Alleys City Tournament, posting 158 184 and 266 as nine straight strikes close a strong set. Ciligers Bank, Wilcox Spyers and others post solid scores with totals around 179 172 and 2927. Evans Lopezwriter Hannong, president of the Southey Basebill Association, releases about 50 000 words to aid sports scribes, blending baseball publicity with obituaries and features from the league.
A garbled 1940s sports roundup discusses College Baseball Coaches Association action urging a moratorium on certain player signings, with mentions of Happy Chandler, volunteers among college sports figures, and anecdotes about former players like Andy Philip and wartime athletic planning. The report notes upcoming meetings, potential policy shifts, and broader college sports sentiment.
Corry Lassies opened strong at Erie defeating Blue Rénhan Mleys and sweeping three games. Standout performances came from Rast Baker Del Morton Mary Hnatyz syn and Angi Banessi who led early against GBB and GOU with solid scoring and defense.
A planned Friday night hunt near the Ohio line in Lawrence County targets a large crow rookery in the Hillville Adenburg district. Organizers expect thousands of sportsmen from Pittsburgh to Erie as game officials warn thinning the roost could save other game.
Heath, formerly with Cleveland, must increase power after being traded to the Washington Senators. Griffith Stadium's 524 foot right field favors Heath, contrasting with Cleveland’s 400 foot gaps. Case, known for speed, stole 510 bases last year but hit only two homers. Heath batted .306 in 1945 with 19 homers and three steals. both players are 30 and right/left handed as described.
LUPIEN OFFERS FIRST TST CASE FOR BASAL Lupien, a 28 year old former Harvard captain and Navy veteran, seeks GI Bill rights through the Phillies on a one year employment claim after being sold to the Hollywood Stars. He reported to the Phils last Sept 10 after discharge. The case hinges on legal interpretation as to his employment status.
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