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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1943
Page
5
Officials announce a new payment option enabling city treasurers to settle taxes before theNavemcs deadline. The move aims to streamline collections and reduce delays, with guidance from the municipal priorities and state oversight.
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The Dodgers slip to a fifth consecutive loss as fans are urged to support local booster efforts for the Corry Athletic Club. A Dollar Booster Ticket plan covers all games from opening day June 21, with proceeds aiding war-time baseball and football programs. Draft calls and wartime constraints affect rosters, while Buffalo's Joe Milleavy challenges in the International League.
Phillies erased an eight-run deficit with a big sixth inning surge, defeating the Dodgers who blew a late lead. Reds beat Pirates in 14 innings to tighten race, while Hughson throttled the Yankees 3 1. Indians outlast White Sox in 14 innings, Browns top Tigers, Braves edge Giants.
Straight Deal a 15 to 1 shot owned by Dorothy Paget won the Derby at Newmarket, sweeping from Ash Place to take the race. Umiddad and Mérullah followed in second and third with Persian Gul fourth and Kingsway fifth after an official ruling.
Ensign Corneling Warmerdam faced a seat swap en route to Salt Lake City for the AAU championships when another traveler took his plane seat. Branch Rickey scouts prospects for the Dodgers, including Eddie Tuchia of Brooklyn College and Bobby Renass of Baltimore. Historical feats include the mile world record still held at 1:44.2 and close NL standings. Notes cover coaching moves, Rice and Navy athletics, and upcoming 3000 meters start under Jack Lavelle.
Highlights from baseball leaders across the leagues include White of Philadelphia with 38 runs, Siebert driving in 64, Kellner's 18 doubles for Cleveland, Lindell of New York with six triples, and Keller leading in homers. Seth Vaughan of Brooklyn tops RBIs and runs, with Herman and Vaughan also strong in other categories. Patterson and Musial among notable names, while Klinger and Shown pace pitching with 41 wins combined.
Jimmy Garri knocked out Cleo McNeal in Portland while Jerry Mooreoutpointed Jorge Morella in San Diego. Garri's KO over McNeal came at 149 pounds for Kansas City. Moore defeated Morella on points in a Mexico City bout at 130 pounds.
The AAU meet features the metric mile with Gil Dodds defending his title against Don Burnham of Dartmouth and rivals like Bill Hoke. A looming Sunday 3000 meters pits Greg Rice against Sweden’s Gunder Haegg as 370 athletes enter a two day event at Randall’s Island.
The 650 Dept softball team defeated the Inspection gang 5 to 3 in the Resy Supply League last evening. Grice pitched well, holding the Inspectors to zero, while Wotus and Green starred. Green hit a home run in the fourth inning and the winners pushed two runs in the first inning.
Featherweight champion Willie Pep may box his last civilian bout in Philadelphia as promoter Herman Taylor confirms negotiations to match Pep with the Le June 28 winner between Frankie Curta and Ellis Phillips.
Chicago June 1 NFL owners and executives opened a two day session with hopes of pro football in 1943. Discussions focused on new franchise applications and votes on proposed charges involving the Eagles and Steelers. Notable figures Karl Curley and Mandel spoke amid talk of player shortages and pay checks as teams assess rosters and signings.
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