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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1943
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a new war tool described as vital for reorganizing tables and improving resilience. The brief mentions bibs and a Jon, with unclear context on location, organization, or dates. Further readable details are needed to extract concrete entities.
Today sport notes discuss a new eight team pro league schedule to be used this fall. Six Chicago clubs Green Bay and troll in the west and New York Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Philadelphia in the east will play seven rivals once plus home and home for three division teams, totaling ten games. Dodgers pitching depth amid suspensions and manager Leo Durocher’s cautious plans loom large as the season approaches.
The Giants debut southpaw Ken Chase faltered in his first outing for New York against the Brooklyn Dodgers. After a 1-0 lead through five, a sixth inning tie, and a seventh where Brooklyn struck for six hits, Chase took the loss as the Dodgers won 4-1 in eight innings before darkness halted the game. The Cardinals also beat Cincinnati 6-2, extending their lead in the standings amid weather-affected play.
A Pennsylvania Game Commission report states agents trapped over 30 000 rabbits and 3200 ringneck pheasants last winter and spring for release in depleted areas to curb damage and stock barren hunting sites. Director Seth Gordon notes native rabbits are superior and less disease-prone than imports. The state paid 495 for damages from black bears since May 10, with marauders killing 28 sheep and destroying 20 beehives across Porter, Alintor, Mekedn, Koga, Ek, and Forest Catativities.
June 20 Pittsburgh Pirates open series in Chicago after three straight wins. They will add pitcher Johnny Gee, a 9 1/2 inch southpaw, purchased for 75000 from Syracuse, sidelined by a sore arm and on the retired list. Manager Frankie Frisch approved the comeback. Gee joins the team as soon as a contract is written.
PITTSBURGH June 22 A humpback knuckleball bowled by Truett Banks Sewell helped make Rip Sewell one of the league's top pitchers that year. The Pirates ace relied on a windup and wrist snap that sent the ball high then tumbled over the plate knee high, baffling Chicago and other batters as he posted eight wins in 12 starts with 98 mother frames. His mound work, alongside teammates and a strong batting lineup, has boosted Pittsburgh into the NL race.
Fort Worth bound Hall of Famer Rogers Hornsby says the 1919 Chicago White Sox were the best he saw, despite labeling the 1918 squad the Black Sox. He notes Paprallel with his 1926 Cardinals and discusses other great teams he witnessed as player and manager.
Recap lists Brooklyn 7 New York 1 and Louis 6 Cincinnati 2 from last night in the major leagues. Today’s schedule includes Pittsburgh at Chicago and New York at Brooklyn with other American League matchups noted.
Baseball roundup notes Babe Dahlgren of the Phillies and Vernon Stephens of the St. Louis Browns share the majors best batting average at .358, 18 points ahead of rivals. In the National League Billy Herman of Brooklyn rises to second with .340, while Dahlgren and Stephens hold steady. Ors Hawkett of Cleveland keeps pace in the American League with .340 as Stephens dips from .369. Also reports last night boxing results from Newark Paterson Providence Knoxville Baltimore with several decisions and stoppages.
New York June 22 Greg Rice, after a grueling day in the Randall Island stadium locker room, battled pain from a setback with Sweden's Gunster Haegy in a race. Interpreters relay Rice's grim resolve and gratitude to fans while the team pursue a world record. A separate softball results section notes the 600 Department beating the Inspection team 17–8 and the Office defeating Dayton a Department 14–9, with Brumagin and Peed delivering key plays.
National Football League officials say postwar expansion may push pro football beyond traditional regions. Los Angeles prospects loom with Don Ameche franchise approval. San Francisco eyeing entry as Boston and Cleveland links shift. Detroit hosts season opener September 19. league schedule includes 40 games with six home contests for New York Washington and Philadelphia-Pittsburgh combined team.
The National A A C championships saw Greg Race suffering a defeat in the 5000 meter event. Officials expect a potential rematch, but services tighten security as a top specialist heads into a month long cruise, hindering a quick comeback.
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