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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1943
Page
7
A damaged clipping shows partial items including an electric filter and jewelry with scattered addresses and phone hints. The text is incomplete, listing a 60 dollar item and miscellaneous goods at an urban storefront, with stray names and streets unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR items hint at a sports or musical tempo note with numbers five seven and one. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable to establish a concrete item or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a sale at Wayne Street with a garage and King Lane area. Names and details are unclear but indicate an event or listing connected to property and location.
The Beavers face Wattsburg February 26 and Union City March 1 in a tight Junior High basketball run. Youngsville appears February 6, with road games against Wattsburg Union City Waterford and Titusville ahead. The Ivy League race runs late into April as Raysmonds threaten first-half lead and Canisius Niagara renew a storied rivalry in Buffalo Sunday.
Corry High basketball rallied from an early deficit to defeat Waterford 42 35 in Erie County League play. Bud Young led Waterford with 16 points, while Bob Auer topped Corry with 14 as Miller Brigham and Auer paved the late surge for the Beavers.
Pittsburgh Jan 30 Clark P Shaughnessy new football coach at the University of Pittsburgh pondered today over the election of his assistants and promised to name men soon He declined to specify candidates but said there is a chance some new assistant may come from outside the program and hinted at the T formation as a factor in shaping his staff
Georgetown touts a rare all-sophomore lineup blending youth and experience led by Danny Kraus and Billy Hassett. The program traces back to Elmer Ripley’s 1930s Temple showcase and emphasizes a strong New York and New Jersey contingent from DeWitt Clinton to LaSalle Military Academy. The young Hoyas, many from NYC, boast a high upside and are framed as among the East’s top quints with notable contributors like Potilho, Gabbianelli, and Reilly.
Christensen Motors moved two games ahead in the Antler League after sweeping Kinney Splesman Plumb Eth. Dick Morton led the Borage men with a 181 average in a 3125 series, while Her ald Gragg topped with 2289 in three games. College scores list Westmister 54 West Liberty 43 and Allegheny 73 Erie Coast Guard 36 with several other results. A four man committee to coordinate State Game Commission with the war effort was named in Harrisburg as part of the day’s notes.
The Corry Rod and Gun Club held its first annual gathering on East Washington Street. A large turnout of sportsmen enjoyed an evening featuring Hays Englert District Game Supervisor who spoke on game conservation and stocking programs. Don Miller discussed wildlife and museum scenes. films included Quail Bunting and Baiting Mouse on Kenni Peninsula, plus a fish fry and refreshments.
Perrys maintain their lead in the Fourth Ladies Bowster League after a 2-0 win, boosting their five game win streak. Zucker man team and All-Way Mleckrie split results as Boston House and Mildred Bae posted personal honors with a 192 series and consistent scores across games.
Washington June 30 The War Production Board reports 720000 base balls of prewar quality will be produced using surplus golf ball cores. These balls will have cushioned centers and are claimed to be reliable. The War Department may buy most of them, leaving about 120000 unsold.
New York Willie Pep outpointed Abie Stolz in Newark Philadelphia Speedy Duval topped Lary Kellum in Camden Boston Frankie MacDougall defeated Davey Andrews in Lowell Hollywood Richie Lemos beat Vinor Del Orto in New York City
Witty foe for flagrant rule violation looms as Stolz aims to raise his undefeated run. A featherweight bout at Pep We in New York could set up another challenger, while an employer reports eyewear upgrade and lighting boosts yield by 18 percent and quality by 18 percent.
A noisy roundup discusses conference moves toward Michigan Lin, Clarke Shaughnessy coaching changes, and possible Big Ten realignments. It notes Wisconsin’s practice plan, hints at personnel shifts, and references Army recruitment chatter. Also mentions Pete Reiser and spring training notes with Columbus Ohio State Journal.
The Faculty cagers upset the Blue Jays 15 to 9 in a defensive battle as the Teachers rallied late to seize the final period. Gromisiai McKinney and Binokeaut led scoring while Wick Basten and Puisna added key points to seal the comeback. The win comes amid plans for two more Tuesday two weeks as the Junior Blue hope to rebound.
In Tartisburg Pa the Pennsylvania Fish Commission reports a large rise in fish stocking despite wartime restrictions. The program increased releases by about 40 percent over prior levels as stream surveys and hatchery work continue for youth conservation efforts. Some facilities and investigations are paused after March 1 while Bellefonte and Pleasant Mountain hatcheries proceed.
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