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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1945
Page
7
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Corry High hosts Union City in a key county league matchup as Beavers chase a third straight win behind Darnofall Vox Fox and guard Ottaway. St Edwards faces St Joseph's of Oil City, while St. Joe’s hopes to weather Gerry-style pressure led by Keniston who had 21 points last week. Maligned by tough early showings, St. Edward's summons Hanley Ryan and Coach Baressi reshapes lines as both games tip at 6 and 8:15 p.m.
Coy County hosts Union City in a key Brin uy League clash as Beavers aim to avenge past losses against rivals. Girard's Osimian and Potlock threaten to spark an upset while Millcreek, Lawrence, and the Trojans edge toward the title chase.
Eddie William wins the Senior PGA Championship, finishing 75 73 for 36 holes to beat Glenview’s Bultchison by one stroke. Charles Mayo of Garden City placed third with 161 total as Hutchison led late before William’s two birdies on the final holes sealed the title.
Two minutes of league notes reach the Bowlers Vicing Legion and Washington Unit as officials divert 100000 decks from civilian orders to cover 200000 decks overseas. Leo Houck departs for army duty. fans present him a tech-themed ear saver. Foul play in Fitchburg, and hockey rulings update protect amateur status. The Natoma Baseball Museum seeks old liners to identify Dusty Curve ball writers. Eastern League stands tied for first. harness driver Don Parshall seeks license. Karachi Langhi Lions beat stars 18 to 0. Mickey Becknt, ex Penn State diver, wounded thrice in war.
Fiat Department regains sole possession of first place in the Raymond Bowline League after a 3 game sweep over the Automatics. The Machine Shop drops to second as Small Order climbs to fourth after sweeping the Inspectors. In the feature, the Fiat Department beat the Automatics in two games while Office toppled the Machinists in a tie-break roll-off. Fred Taylor led winners with strong scoring across games, and Pete Dubrosky contributed for the losers as Small Order piled points against Inspector tallies.
Boxing results from Boston and Philadelphia show multiple light to middleweight bouts. Henry Jones and Johnny White scored TKOs, while Billy Nixon outpointed Willie Shanks.
In Miami a 30 000 mile tour ended for three former baseball stars who entertained servicemen abroad. The group included Carl Hubbell Harry Heilmann Freddy Fusselman and Umpire Dilly Summers with Suds Editor John Carmichael. They spent months visiting troops in Persia Egypt and Attica sharing sports memories and good spirits.
Costner, known as Sugar, targets his 22nd consecutive victory tonight in California welterweight clash. Opponent promising stout challenge as Rio reprise era flyers. The winner earns a title shot versus Ray Robison in a February showdown at a filled stadium.
Baseball clubs map spring training, with the Boston Braves the sole club yet to pick a site. Indiana again leads as six teams convene there, others in New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, Missouri. Tentative opening dates span March 7 to March 16 across NL and AL camps, with several sites and opponents listed.
Chicago feature profiles De Paul University star George Mikan a six foot nine center. The article notes his 996 career points in under three seasons, his 289 points this season, and his pace to surpass last year’s total. Coach Ray Meyer expects Mikan to lead the Blue Demons in future seasons with strong rebounding and speed.
Associated Press report from Tucson covers the start of the $9,000 Tween gets Open with pros Byron Nelson and Sam Snead among favorites. Evanston’s Vel{er?}on shoots 68 in the pro-am. several players chase top honors as the field begins play. Also Jesse Flores plans to pitch for the Philadelphia Athletics amid Mexican league uncertainty. White Sox won 10 and lost seven in ninth in ings last season.
In Camden New Jersey Jimmy Alten defeated Char ingy Robinson in two of three bouts. Robinson lost two fights in Philadelphia, with Ling of Chicago winning one match and Alten securing a win in three heats, amid a crowded boxing card.
Turita Zu rita faces a title defense plan through February 27 with a replacement bout in consideration after his challenger, John Thomas, could not prepare. Promoters weigh Bob Montgomery or Manuel Ortiz as substitutes while NBA sanctions constraint looms. Telegraphed by Joe Lynch from Dallas and Pinehurst marks a separate note on a golden anniversary.
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