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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1946
Page
5
A brief report indicates efforts in the United Kingdom to arrange peace talks and official steps toward ending the conflict. Key stakeholders and dates are not fully clear in the fragment. The note suggests diplomatic channels are active and negotiations may proceed in the near term.
Fragmentary text from a baseball or basketball item appears with partial scores and names, unreadable city and team data, and missing context. The readable bits show a high score for Warner and a low score for others, but specifics are not recoverable.
In a rugged high school basketball game Sparta’s Tillotson led with 16 points, aided by Corry’s Morgan and Pacetti in a 6-27 third-quarter surge. Gibeurn men struggled to score early as Fox and Morgan pace Corry’s attack, while Sparks tried long-range shots. Final stretch saw Corry reserves enter, but Sparta held the upper hand through most of the period. Also note college scores and a New York boxing result.
A noisy sports digest highlights Indiana State’s push in select matchups against Oregon and DePaul in Chicago, with mention of Washington coaches, George Marshall’s forceful remarks, and other pro and college sports notes. Notable names include Ned Irish, Dye, Stirnweiss, Kamer, Davis Cup plans, and boxing coach Roy Simmons amid a flurry of scattered updates.
Corry Rod and Gun Club’s life team secured its second Western Pennsylvania League victory, edging Walnut Creek 1182 to 1171. Don Patterson, Bob Patterson and Gary Dingfelder led scoring for Corry with 298, 296 and 294 respectively as the lineup posted a high total.
Reports from Texas high schools indicate gambling concerns affecting football, with various mentions of officials and regional reactions. The item notes incidents tied to matches and the broader atmosphere around the sport.
Shamrocks travel to Sacred Heart for a Sunday tilt as Irish hope to snap a skid at home versus Girard. The Wolverines and Warren High reserves also feature, with Lil St Bedward and Buressi noted among participants as teams seek momentum this season.
A public hearing at Hotel Jamestown reviewed a proposal affecting Chautauqua Lake water levels. The plan could raise the lake by about 1,808.19 feet, impacting a $100,000 fish hatchery project at Prendergast Port. Commission official Perry B. Duryea conveyed cautious support to U.S. Army engineer Cal W. Lorenée, with details to be filed as evidence.
The weekly bowling roundup lists numerous bowlers reaching 200 or higher. Notable scores include Ray Bury 208, George Kostner 208, Dick Morton 205, Paul Stroup 233, Laurie Baker 243, and Charley Keefer 212 among others. Also mentions team scores and regional references, with Horace A. Evans cited as a state flood commission figure.
The Lanston lassies stretched their four game lead in the Fourth Ladies Bowling League by defeating two-game rivals AM-Way, while Waterhouse beat Girl Show and Hinings stopped Rossbachers. Rose Jackson led scoring with 148, 127 and 272 in the win. Kinleys and Waterhouse matched solid two-game totals as other matches proceeded.
Corry Jayyees extended their winning streak to five games with a 31-12 victory over the Spartansburg reserves. Key performers included Sementiris with 10 points and Gerson with eight as Uhe, PUE-on A, and Toms contributed in the Corry attack.
The Brie diocese teams Ore Baressimen and Uneno prepare for four quarters with key players Hob Hand Joe Vanik and the Dansett brothers Paul and him. St Edward's leans on Joe Hand Bob Hud and Paul Jansen to control paint and feeding.
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