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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1943
Page
5
A fragmentary note mentions a plea to assist families with medical needs and support. The incomplete text suggests concern for relatives and relief efforts, but lacks clear names or events to verify details.
An unreadable OCR fragment appears to reference a legal or formal action with terms like ded, retain, and ident. The readable portion provides no clear names, dates, or places to identify parties or the exact action. The item lacks sufficient context for a fuller summary.
Local sports page previews a cage clash featuring Titusville with former boxing prospect Jimmy Clark now in the army at Fort Dix. Story highlights Clark’s rise from Titusville to Jamestown and Buffalo, plus notes on Brigham and top scores in section play and potential big double bill at home.
The undefeated Raymond quintet extended their City Basketball League lead to two games with a 47 33 victory over Aero Supply in the junior high double bill. Steel Age, bolstered by Chuck Williams on leave, toppled Starlight 40 38 after their earlier loss to Starlight 84 23. Bud Gumbleton hit a late winner for Steel Age as Paul Taylor led with 18 points. Harold Averill scored 28 for Aero Supply, with Teague adding 21 in the second half before Aero faded.
Roundup notes that New York clubs plan varied spring work with some urging stillness and warming climates while others favor early on-field drills. Babe Ruth’s view clashes with many, and Dixie Walker supports winter stays to stay healthful before facing cold weather.
Associated Press reports a new plastic golf ball has passed extensive lab tests, proving 90 percent as efficient as the rubber core ball. Joseph Dey of the USGA says it is legal if under 250 feet per second. production may wait until after the war and could sell for about 15 cents if popular.
Amherst, Mass. reports a war-inspired physical fitness program driving an unmatched athletic streak since last fall. The Lord Jeffs remain undefeated in major contests, with an unbeaten football eleven, a tie for soccer, and top finishes in basketball and swimming.
MARBEN GRAHAM reports University of Pittsburgh trustees unanimously hire Shaughnessy, a 26-year coaching veteran, to succeed Bowser amid debates over athletic policy and student eligibility. Shaughnessy signals no major setup changes, praising Pitt’s athletic talent while stressing school value over recruiting.
Hershey Hockey Club announced the Hershey Bears will play in Cleveland on February 2 instead of at Hershey arena. The Tee-Capades slated for nine performances beginning February 4 were canceled due to a bet on automobile pleasure driving. Attendance at the arena has dropped. no comment on future at-home Bears schedule was given.
A fragment mentions a castle named Not for You Av Castle and a speaker describing it as Doubting Cystic, with the owner identified as Giant Despair attributed to John Bunyan.
Cony high teams seek upset as Beavers face Titans in junior high night. A 8 15 p m tipoff follows a Beaver reserves game while coach plans lineup changes. Beavers own a 1 6 record against top opponents, while the visitors carry a 15 1 mark and strong recent form.
Wilcox retains lead as the Aero Supply League matches roll on. The 80 Department extended their advantage in the feature, defeating the 800 team by a three game sweep. The 50 club blanked the 250 gang, while Time Study beat third place 400 pin spullers. Phil Gumple bowled 220 210 and 206 for 823, edging others. Dick Morton started strong with 147 before settling at 187 and 176 for a 193 average.
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