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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1947
Page
7
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Sports item notes Linesville Beavers Club defeated Massillon 41 to 19 in a Sunday game. The article also covers Pennsylvanian Game Commission reorganizing administration into three bureaus, plus updates on Philadelphia Athletics and other sports topics.
Corry High School’s Orange and Black team earned their fifth win in eight starts with a 41–19 rout of Linesville on the home floor. Danny Dykes led Corry with eight points as linesville struggled with height and a wild passing game. Burbee Wilson and Morgan provided solid floor play while Linesville’s Currie led visitors with six.
University of Maryland coach Claire Shaughnessy resigns for the second time as the team closes its season. Myhill, Fayette, and Danny Lewis also depart, ending a turbulent period with Koons and Golby leading the reshuffle.
In Grove Oklahoma authorities plan to publish hand drawn maps showing fish concentration shelters on Grand River reservoir. Brush shelter structures, shore posts, and stone dens will guide anglers to species like crappie bass and catfish, with biologist O'Reilly Lindor confirming success.
Corry Rod and Gun Club Class A team posted their second straight Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League win on the local range defeating Conneaut 1189 to 1138. Russell Patterson led Corry with a 241 including a perfect prone and a 95 offhand. Frank Lawson 240 and Eugene Davis 239 followed.
The Soldiers led 13 12 at halftime then pulled away after a 18 18 deadlock in the third. They outscored Beaver Jayress in the final period to win by five as Chick Jackson hit four baskets and Joe Hughes starred for the losers in a college basketball game.
The Corry Vets host Lawrence Park in a key Erie County League contest Monday night aiming to extend a six game winless stretch while Parkers stand 3-3. Coach Bob Williams plans his strongest lineup and notes a family link with Parkers coach Jimmy Dalglish.
Dave Kosla and Monte Kennedy, two pitchers Mel Ott will rely on to shut down the Giants, have signed their 1927 contracts.
The Corry Vets prove strong as they return to the hardwood at the Stale Armory Sunday afternoon securing their fifth straight win with the Massillon Shanklin Radin five. Ohio five towers at six feet or more with Bill Teller at six five and Pred Batcha six four leading a tall roster.
Lanston's team clung to a slender edge in the Fourth Ladies League as they beat Kinley's Insurance and Rossbaches Bisies split matches. All-Way Electric led by Dorothy Nast and Verna Bayessi struggled but salvaged a game, while Waterhouse and Gift Shop trailed in the standings.
A field of golf stars and film figures pursued opening day leaders at the National Pro-Amateur Golf championship on the Monterey Peninsula. Sam Snead and amateur Roger Kelly tied for the lead after 14 holes at Pebble Beach, following early 4 under par scoring on the Cypress Point course.
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