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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
7
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The High School awaits an alumni basketball booster game Friday night February 1 to raise funds for the infantile paralysis and hospital. Advance tickets go on sale next Monday as community support drives receipts.
St Edward’s High dribblers head to Greensville to face St Michael’s tonight in a bid to end a road losing streak. Coach Baresch expects continued strong defense and solid scoring from Hand Yanik Jensen and Jansen as the team aims for victory on the foe’s court.
The New York Yankees announce a return to farming on a 14 cent scale after four years of inactivity. Nine scouts will work under Larry MacPhail with Eugene J. Martin supervising eastern clubs. The system spreads into Beaumont Texas and Lengneid Quindy among new territories as a two division setup.
Big Jim Thorpe, in Florida January 25, plans to set up a summer school and sports arena to train coaches and players in multiple sports. He notes his All-American Carlisle past, his baseball years with the Giants, and Olympic pentathlon and decathlon wins in Sweden, at 57 and 215 pounds.
Phuuhucarnin, vis a mpstein, ex College of the Pacific tackle and Navy discharge, signed a 1048 contract with the Philadelphia Eagles. Coach Greasy Neale planned to use him as interior lineman. The six foot, 235 pound athlete starred for Amos Alonzo Stag’s College of the Pacific in 1848 amid honors.
Sports writer Ted Kestling relays tales from northern Wisconsin wardens who prefer a one inch crooked-handle cane over guns for enforcement. Wardens monitor poaching on Iron River area lakes, using keen eyes and field glasses to spot violators and set up arrests, with tales of sharpshooters and clever tricks.
The Machine Shop maintained a two point edge after a win in Raymond League bowling action. Automatics posted scores of 993 97 and 925 while Machine Shop replied with 921 176 and 1002 to stay ahead. Ralph Bamal led winners with 182 198 and 102, and Russ Cassett added 169 078. Office beat Small Order 873 DLL SD, while Sonny Staples struck 190 177 179.
Warren junior high hosts the Blue Jays in a tie preliminary to the Warren Erie Tech game. The Blues and White team, coached by Lindbore, seek scoring punch as they battle Really Junior High. Expected players include Hughs Evans Long Ottaway Feldt Franchini Goleman Elston Buell and Albert.
New York Jan 5 Major league salaries are set to rise sharply in 1946 led by stars such as Babe Ruth’s old record and postwar brass. Estimates place 15 players earning from 9,000 to 58,000 with others near 40,000 and 25,000, while managers and ex-players push past 200,000 in some cases.
New York Giants face management decisions as they retool the farm system under Stoneham. Former star Hubbell, 供 signing a five year deal as head of the Giants farm, aims to cultivate a pipeline to sustain Carl's control and campus talent. Meanwhile Christy Mathewson’s legacy looms as the Giants weigh game plans and star power going forward.
At Santa Anita in Arcadia California two top jockeys Johnny Longden and Ted Atkinson led the early 1948 season. By Wednesday Atkinson rode 18 winners while Longden had 14, with Ralph Neves close behind. Atkinson, seeking to reclaim the crown, held many mounts and top finishes as the meet began.
A fragmented draft discusses baseball pay scales before Babe Ruth’s rise in 1920. It notes players with modest earnings, cites Ty Cobb who finally earned 80,000 dollars with the Athletics in 1927, and references that salaries beyond 22,500 were rare for Giants era players before Ruth.
Philadelphia June 25 Associated Press reports La Salle guard Bob Walters leads the Pennsylvania collegiate scoring race with 174 points through 12 games. Villanova’s Joe Lord and Gannon’s Lou DiBiase chase, as hitters like Willie Swienk and Gene Hinman also show strong figures, per weekly tallies.
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