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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1943
Page
5
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Hal bids Indians seek resurgence as they play 27 of 36 games at Cleveland after strong road swing. Team adds Mike Rosca and Pat Seerey to bolster lineup following Hank Edwards injury. opens with five games versus the St. Louis Browns and faces Chicago Detroit Washington and other NL rivals in a busy slate.
Major league clubs enter a three to four week stretch of intra sectional play with shifts in lead races. The Brooklyn Dodgers seek to regain National League control after a rough stretch, while the Red Birds ride hot from a Phillies sweep. In the American League the Indians return from overseas trips as Cleveland battles for standing. Pittsburg aims to climb NL pen.
June 9 New York report on a massive one day bond sale for baseball players with bids totaling about 124 million dollars. Top picks included Carl Hubbell Bill Dickey and Dixie Walker as bidders competed for stars led by Brooklyn’s Dixie Walker who drew 11.25 million.
Peggy Welsh of Lima Pennsylvania rested after a win over Katherine Garrigues of Wilmington to reach the semi finals of the 43rd annual Pennsylvania and Eastern States lawn tennis championship at Merion Cricket Club. Other matches set featured Sue Peterson vs Mrs Walter Tillman and June Newcomber vs Mrs Laysatt Clement in quarterfinals.
A June round up of sports notes reports auction chatter over baseball players in New York Brooklyn bidders flood the Giants sale while a buyer offers 25 cents for the entire team. It notes Horace Stoneham’s staff, Bisie The Cow, and a surprise bid scene. Also covers sprint and boxing brief items, college athletics, and curious humor on racing and golf club mischief.
Boston, June 9 Willie Pep, Hartford's rising featherweight, plans quick defenses of his New York version title. He seeks two fights within three weeks against Chalky Wright and Jackie Gallina, aiming to earn about 3100 per bout. Pep, 20, impressed 14,000 fans at Braves Field in Boston with an easy defense against Sal Bartolo.
Harrisburg report shows pleasure-driving gasoline limits hinder anglers across Pennsylvania. Fish Commissioner C A French cites reduced access, with commercial fishermen still allowed gas use. About 7 million pounds of fish were taken for food last year, he notes, urging balanced policy.
York stays in third place in the Interstate Baseball League after a 3-2 win over Lancaster as Trenton fights to regain position with Wilmington. An air raid alert delayed play after eight innings. In the Pony League, Wellsville tops Olean 6-3 while Jamestown beats Lockport 10-3 with Hornell also featured.
The St Louis Browns defeated the Erie Gunners 4 to 2 before about 2,000 fans in an exhibition game. Paul Dean started for St Louis and held Erie in check after a rough first, Archie McKain finished, and Chet Emabbs made the standout defensive play in the ninth. Maglie started for Erie, with Jim Mandy relieving. Don Aldo may be reclassified from 4-P to JA after a physical.
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