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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1943
Page
5
Partial readable items show names Alon Pires and Voorhees with a quiz or contest context. The fragment mentions a 8:30 start and implied program sequence in a radio or event listing. No clear outcome or full details available.
Mediation session times listed as 8:30 and 10:20 with references to a spy prefix and reel related notes. The fragment mentions 1) 10:20 dl and 1) 8:30 Spy indicating staged timings for proceedings or recordings.
The week previews crowded with trade talk and camp plans as managers name lineups for upcoming doubleheaders. Mort Cooper aims for a 20 win season, while Zivic and LaMotta prepare for a Pittsburgh rematch. Hal Trosky retires from baseball and Pirates announce a youth camp July 6 to foster future talent. Gene Kames receives a testimonial open and battles ailment.
Pittsburgh June 21 Fritzie Zivic and Jake Lamotta will meet again to settle their disputed June 10 decision. The Rooney McGinley Club announced the rematch for July 12 at a 1 round route, as fans demand a clearer result despite the previous split decision.
The text discusses AWOL's nickname French Leave and explores possible origins. It notes social tensions around departure without announcement and hints at national or cultural stereotypes influencing the term. The passage remains speculative about the exact cause.
In a close pennant chase the Yankees and Senators split a doubleheader at Yankee Stadium with Washington winning 5-3 and New York taking the nightcap 7-6. Keller homered twice for the Yankees, boosting the lead to three games over the Senators as the standings shift across the league.
Allentown Inter state League team, winning less than a quarter of its games this season, changes hands. George Neff-led group buys the franchise for about 19500 from AL Butts, appoints Herb Brett as manager, keeps first baseman Tiles, and aims to add players for a fresh start after a 14-4 and 7 losses to Wilmington.
Philadelphia golfer Sim Byrd, wife of a Tem fus pro, teamed with Willard Goeckler of Whitemarsh to capture the Fridalem Cup yesterday. The event drew attention as Byrd proved her skill beyond her spouse’s status.
In a tense 5000 meter national trial, Greg Rice stayed out of shape and faded as swede Gunnar Hinegs won by about 36 yards. Rice battled flu-like symptoms and an upset stomach, needing assistance after the eighth lap, while Hinegs dominated from the start and likely ends Rice's chances for another shot.
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals concentrates on batting mastery as he analyzes pitchers and adapts his approach. He credits experience and study for improved performance, recalling Polo Grounds adjustments and aiming to win the batting title amid strong peers and lineup changes.
Berliner and Francisco Segura won the Eastern Intercollegiate doubles title, defeating Princeton's Dick Bender and Edgar Bettenheim 6-3 7-5 and 6-1. Segura also won the singles title with an 8-1 6-2 win over Bob Wasserman. Berliner highlighted a successful summer and Erie city title run.
Russ Cassett earned a win in relief to notch his fourth of the season as the Gun operators rallied from a 4-2 deficit in the seventh inning to defeat Akron Goodrich 7 4 in game one before a 2 1 victory in the nightcap at Athletic Field. Cassett combined with Cherley Blowers to close out the final frames.
Chicago June reports Boston gains admission to the NFL schedule as the league expands to eight teams for 1944. Ted Collins pushes Los Angeles entry. George Marshall backs Boston and opposes a late merger move while owners debate a 12th team for balance and a six home-game plan.
Detroit dispatch reports Chicago player Litlle Seymour Greenberg conquered six matches to claim the National clay courts championship, defeating Billy Talbert in the final 4-6 8-3 6-4. Pauline Betz and Nancy Corbett won the women's doubles title for Rollins College teammates 6-3 6-3. Johnny Cooney hit two homers in 19 NL seasons, while Jim Tobin belted three in a single game this year.
A lively sports snapshot covers Gunder Haege Rice and Chalky Wright era chatter, with notes on upcoming races and a local baseball scene. The piece mentions John Mooney and Jimmy Foxx, plus college athletes and regional track efforts as summer plans take shape.
National League results show Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 4 with Philadelphia 13 7 and Boston 7 0. St Louis 10 1 Chicago 9 2 Brooklyn 8 New York 7.
Managers call for baseball hopefuls at Loveland Field as 40 candidates report. Crandall aims to form a complete squad, with batting drills emphasized ahead of upcoming league games and booster events.
Advertises cleaning services and garment prices with dresses and suits on sale. Lists top coats fur trim coats ladies coats and prices from 95 cents to 1.50 with emphasis on best work. Local shop promotes value and quality cleaning services.
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