Bounties Set on Foxes and Weasels by Corry Club
The Corry Rod and Gun Club approved a bounty program for foxes and weasels within a 15 mile radius of Corry. Members receive 2 dollars for each fox shot and 50 cents per weasel. Raymond Hayes and Dave Depew shared a pheasant prize, Robert Patterson won a 5 dollar jackpot, and John D. Flanigan will organize fox hunts with details to follow. The meeting also announced the annual fish fry for February 4.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club
East
Washington Street
Tme Plains
Raymond Hayes
Dave Depew
Robert Patterson
Corry
Sportsmen
John D. Flanigan
Fox
Beavers poised for high finish in Erie league rise
Eastern Division contender Beavers impressed on a small Wattsburg court with Bob Jackson and Joe Darnofail combining for 20 points. Coach Putnam optimistic about guards and centers joining strong upperclassmen, aiming for championship threat next season.
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Beavers
Chotces
Erie Coury
Wattsboro
Wattsburg
Bob Jackson
Joe Darnofail
Putnam
National League Will Continue On Wartime Lines
Ford R. Rick, president of the National League, analyzes baseball's 1944 plan under war needs. He notes 1943 mixed rosters of 4-F and other exemptions, fan interest remains high, and Roosevelt's wartime guidance supports keeping baseball going for morale and recreation amid drives for war needs.
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Ford
Rick
New York
Army
Navy
Uncle Sam
Pearl Barher
Roosevelt
Ty Dhidge Landis
Pearl Harbor
Costantino and Jack Examinations Ahead for Lightweight Fight
Severe New York report says Lily Costantino weighs 137 pounds for a nontitle bout with Jack J. Madison. Madison expects 198 pounds. Both underwent medical examinations by the police commission after yesterday’s weigh-in. Shiloh Park Memorial marks Civil War battles and sits at Loulout Mountain and Signal Point in Tennessee.
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New York
Lily Costantino
Chumfon
Jack J. Madison
Costantino
Thte Pliteue Commission
Shulbie Park
Shiloh Park
Loulout Mountain
Signal Polit
Tenieseen
Boxing War Games Loom In Army Circle Sports Roundup
Sailors and boxers linked in a rugged lineup as Sgt Joe Lats and his traveling team threaten big rounds with heavyweights Ralph Twins and Harold August joining newcomers. Pro and amateur lines blur while Navy orders shuffle rosters at Bainbridge and nearby camps.
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Hugh Fulleid
New York
Joe Lats
Sgt
Allen la Combe
Liem
la Combe
New Orleans
Persian Gulf Service Command
Middle East
Sgt Joe
Ray Robinson
Jackie Wilson
Ofc
Lis Lombe
Ralph Twins
Newark
N. J
Woodrow “Bock” Campbell
Meridian
Miss
Tony “Smokey” Williams
Hollister
Calif
Harold August
St. Louis
Big Boys
Seven Former Champs Open Los Angeles Field
Seven former champions contest the Los Angeles Open on the Pacific coast after the war start. A field of 180 pros and amateurs faced rain-soaked fairways for a $13,500 event with Byron Nelson aiming to end his drought and capture the $4,275 top prize.
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BOS Angels
Pacific Coast
Byron Nelson
Stide
Eastern Loop Debates Franchise as Cambria Promises Support
Eastern Loop meets with 10 act on team franchise in New York City. Joe Cambria, Springfield co owner, calls Williamsport inside track but requires local financial and moral backing. Richardson confirms Jan 9 pay and January 16 decision event after last night conference.
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Alel Ambyuica
New York
Jomuacy
Thomas N. Richardson
Joe Cambria
Springfield
Mass
Williamsport
Cambria
Richardson
Raymond Team Extends Keg Lead To Four Games
Raymonds maintain control in bowling standings by defeating Steens to widen their lead to four games while Wing Willi Bronk and Rexalls Sain split wins. Standings show Raymond at 40, Willi 29, Rexalls 25, Bel Page 24, Wing Willi 28. In other notes, Camp Reynolds beat Westminster 64 to 45 in Greenville basketball. Geneva topped Bethany 79 to 68 in Beaver, page continues with local scores and player stats.
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Steens
Willi
Rexalls Sain
Wowling
Raymond Insstee
Stean
Cwiee
Wang
Bronp
Waleax
Audies
Pet Raymonds
Rexalis
Bel Page and Furry
Whucox Ey Eye
Sto
Springmakesy
Bill
Steen Cleaners
Lenkins
Bank
Mary Huatysaynh
Ruth Smith
Wileus
Wumerigs
Evangeline Sullivar
Pomdine
Madeleine Estep
Tulins
Rexall Dryes
Second PLC
Sietrh
Feyeam
Grake Ebs
Mabel Metenn Pacsd
Nellie Dyuvtayy Bing
The
Druysters
Camp Reynolds
Greenville
Padan
Epx
Westminster Titans
Westminster
Soldiers
Baseball expansion to Canada voiced by Bob Carpenter
Philadelphia January report quotes Bob Carpenter, head of the Phillies, proposing westward major league expansion to include Canada. He suggests Montreal and Toronto could join the National League as part of a broader plan, with caution about timeline. Maple Leaf executives respond, noting Toronto's baseball potential is part of a larger question about Sunday baseball and league structure.
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Ken Mecautey
Rangers
Goalia
Renigh
Edmonton
Ken
Archie Hale
Varenia
Montreal Royals
Miner
Frederick Alert John Henry David Hetzel
Joh McDonsid
Tur Jack
Ames
Philadelphia
Jan
Northi Ward
Ibd Canada Iil
Bob Carpenter
National League
Philles
Praposta
Pasifie Epish
Leas
Carpenter
Iir
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
Phillies
Tember Jslty
Armeviega
National
Petr Campbell
Se ‘Aroute Maple Leafs
Relieve PIAA Schools Of Tax Headache
Associated Press reports Harrisburg action relieved member schools from the 20 percent behavioral withholding tax on patrons. The Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Athletic Association and related bodies gained reversal from the state revenue commission, removing penalties for individual contractors and employees previously treated as required withholdings. The move eases federal tax collection burdens and reduces administrative work for schools and districts.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Une
Pennsylvanii Y
Almeee Association
Extellye
Selaiors
Witt
Ellis
Two Protest Fines Imposed By Layden In National League
Two league officials threaten protests over $500 fines issued by Commissioner Ele Layden. Disputes involve Team owners Preston Marshall and Ralph Briadar tied to Leir and the December 26 championship playoff. The league meeting on January 12 will likely address the matter after a further review.
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George Preston Marshall
Washington Redskins
Ralph Briazolura
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Marshall
Bencfy
Angelo Bertelli
Notre Dame
Bertelli
Parris Island
Memorial Auditorium
Buro
Harold Brace
Bradford Owls
Wilendince
Fui
Harry Bobo
Aftien Lessign
Tite
Billy Evans
Southern Association
Cleveland Indians
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Wally Kilrea
Hershey
Tommy Burlington
Cleveland Barons
Kiren Hes
Burlyiglow
Y Layden
Shigago
Yee Souons
Ele Layden
Natenidl
Eirent
Leir
Aleotens Loin
Laden
Preston Marshall
Washinulam Hedskinn
Sid Ralph Briadar
Tom Heene y Promoted in New Caledonia Navy Post
Tom Hepney, once a challenger to Gene Taney Dy in 1929 for the heavyweight title, has been promoted from SPRIMM Loo chief phely office in the American Navy to a higher post in New Caledonia. The move marks a step up in his military career.
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Tom Heeney
Noumea
New Caledonia
Tom Hepney
Gene Taney
Ile
Sprimm
Phely
Bexing
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Soulis
Roger Hallowell
Eastern Loop
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Toledo
Ohio
Norfolk Naval Air Station
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Monroe
Lloyd Mangrum
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Behrstock
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Foy
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Norwalk
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Len Williams
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Harry Gray
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