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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
7
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Lefty Caffery and Angelo Frisina starred as the Corry Merchants beat Warren Struthers-Wells 7-2 at Love Bind Field. Frisina drove in five runs while Caffery’s pitching and Corry’s improved defense backed an eight inning effort by Gallery who allowed two runs and fanned 15 batters. Corry jumped ahead with two in the first inning and added later as Felsina walked and advanced on a hit to start the rally.
The Linnsyy a es Merchants announced Friday night's game with Jamestown is indefinitely postponed after nine new players joined the team. They will be idle Sunday before two road games next week at Titusville and Mentiville, with Angelo Visina delivering key hits and Morison, Abbott, and others contributing in a tightly contested effort. National League and American League scores are listed, followed by Mid Atlantic and International League results, with Wyse and Caffery among notable contributors.
Laura Lou Low, a 13 year old from New Jersey, has dominated early junior play, winning New Jersey and New York crowns and reaching success in Florida and the Northeast. Father Leslie Jahn forecasts a top finish at nationals in Philadelphia next month as Laura continues her tennis rise.
July 18 report shows Jamestown beating Batavia 19 to 1 as lead hitter surge. Hornell toppled Batavia 2 to 1 while Hamilton beat Wellsville 14 to 10 and Olean defeated Lockport 17 to 3. Upcoming games listHamilton at Wellsville, Lockport at Olean, Batavia at Hornell, Bradford at Jamestown. Harrison returns as football coach at Edinboro State Teachers College with Regis Harrison remaining in role after leave.
Cubs doubled the Braves 10-0 to seize a standout win while both Brooklyn and St. Louis slipped, opening the pennant chase in the National League. St. Louis failed to gain the lead as Ron Northey homered twice and Oscar Judd chased with a 10-1 margin before relief.
A plan for a country club event on Sunday features four full days of tournaments, a chow meal dinner, and a membership meeting where by laws changes will be voted on. The day also includes a pancake breakfast and a pancake sausage start, with details on refunds and a club championship format hinted for August.
The State Game Commission announced delays to the special December 9 14 deer season in 18 Pennsylvania counties. Applications will not be accepted before October 1 and must include hunting fees. 31 600 permits aim to reduce damage from oversized deer while Turmers and withardists face concern over crop impact.
Williamsport officials report strong June attendance with a total of 443,452 fans, up from 223,743 the previous season. Scranton shows the largest June rise, drawing 45,856 fans, an increase of 21,490 from June 1945.
The Buffalo Bisons announce the signing of 10 additional linemen for the All-America Football Conference squad, boosting the roster with players from Detroit, Scranton, Shefield, Greensburg, and other colleges. Notable signees include Forest W. Grigg, David Gpalewski, Evert Sharp, Berard Brysky, Andrew Lu, Leslie Katchik, Ted Grpilisht, Al Wiktls, Vern Goll, and Millon Preshian, many with ties to Detroit Lions, Penn State, Michigan State, and other programs.
Ree Sailors pushed ahead in the Middle Atlantic League by scoring four runs in the seventh to defeat Johnstown Julies 6 to 4. Six straight triples boosted the Tars as Youngstown won 5 to 4 over OR Day. Oil City beat Niagara Falls 6 to 4, while Niagara Falls hung on 7 to 6 in the nightcap.
Virginia Military Institute coach Allison Peavey Buber publicly accuses Army and Navy of raiding his program for athletes. He cites multiple VMI prospects leaving for service academies and criticizes the service academies for taking top Virginia players with allegedly lax academic standards.
Titusville Merchants fell to Maple Lawns of New Richmond 12 to 3 under Meadville lights. Maple pitchers Mahoney Deets and Bajorek limited the Titusville bats, while Maple Lawns collected 19 hits to 23 for Titusville, with several line drives slipping past locals as they struggled to field.
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