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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1943
Page
5
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a name and event in passing with unclear details. The readable words reference PM and a weapon or dispute but lack concrete facts, places, dates, or outcomes to identify a complete news item.
A fragmented catalog fragment shows prices such as 15¢ and 19¢, mentions of curlers and heat for use, and scattered items including 25 arton, 29¢, 25c, 23c, 19¢, 35c. The text is garbled with miscellaneous symbols and illegible items, offering no clear product names or coherent sale details.
The Warren biers meet the Corry Mer ts in a long awaited local baseball clash, testing Warren’s strength. Swedish runner Gunder Haegg targets records from 1,600 meters to 2,000 meters with major meets in Chicago and Los Angeles. Cleveland Chicag o game dispute spurs league scrutiny as Mayor Landis weighs rulings. Corry Mer vis struggle to book games into July while Pirates fans await Johnny Gee’s mound return.
Corry Merchants begin local baseball action Sunday afternoon against Warren Ramblers of Ohio in a booster doubleheader. The nine inning game precedes a seven frame affair with a $100 War Bond drawing between games. Ramblers bring season experience, while Corry crowdlines up local players and war plant workers yet to be named. Booster ticket sales lag. a Thursday meeting at Municipal Building will address sales and club plans.
National and American League game results from yesterday show Boston beating Philadelphia 7 6, Brooklyn 7 New York 4, Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 0. Today’s schedule lists Pittsburgh at Chicago New York at Brooklyn St Louis at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Boston American League scores include Washington 3 New York 2 Boston 7 Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Chicago 5 St Louis and Today’s games include Washington at New York Chicago at St Louis Cleveland at Detroit Boston at Philadelphia.
New York sports digest reports on Town Navy Pre- Pught school plans for a six day week in July affecting Saturdays. Dodgers shortstop prospect Gene Mauele from Los Angeles trains with the team. Various sport anecdotes include Maltese Derby bets, a new golf handicap concept, and updates on tennis, baseball, and military athletic programs with personnel at Cherry Point and Fordham football links.
The University of Pittsburgh Panthers will switch from blue and gold to red and white uniforms next fall. Coach Clark Daniel Shaughnessy said the change aims for a livelier, more aggressive look and better play. The squad begins spring practice next week, with freshmen likely to hold much of the roster. Johnny Rex narrowly escaped a trolley accident, and Harry Boykoff of St John’s joins the King’s Guard in Brooklyn.
Navy Pre-Flight will field five varsity teams at Chapel Hill Town City Del Monte St Mary's and Athens with 1800 cadets per school to play in a broad 10 sport program led by football. The program aims to mirror war readiness and emphasizes widespread cadet participation despite colleges debating intercollegiate play.
Assolated Presa reports Boston struggles as the Red Sox fall further in the American League race while the Yankees Senators and Indians vie for top spots. Tex Hughson shines with seven strong innings and Washington edges New York 3-2 aided by Vernon, Jamison, and a triple. Dodgers overpower Giants 7-4 to seize lead, Cubs defeat Pirates 1-0 behind Derringer as St Louis slips.
Dick Siebert, veteran first baseman for the Aistettes, leads the AL with 36 RBIs while batting around .260. He aims to drive 100 runs this season, hoping to surpass his 1941 high. He credits Bob Johnson’s move to Washington for new opportunities and recalls prior seasons with Columbus and the Red Sox affiliates.
Commissioner C A French expects the pleasure driving ban to sharply reduce the July 1 opening bass season Fishermen will still find plenty of meat in Conemu Like and Dake TeBoen offe r Northwest Pennsylvania lakes The market opens July 1 and authorities anticipate many anglers will use buses to reach spots in the Susquehanna Conodoguinet Cumberland Allegheny and French Creek areas Pony League results show Hornell Wellsville Lockport Jamestown Bolivar 6 Boston 7 Phillies 6 with Masi homer Salvo earns second win for Boston over Phillies Phillies- Braves game details remain unclear due to OCR issues
In Meadville Pennsylvania on June 2 the Cleveland Buckeyes of the National Colored Large won 19-0 against the Keystone Pioneers. It was the Pioneers first loss after a string of victories, and Dusty Tieb was knocked out in the third inning. Buckeyes hitters Rhodes and Jack Pilot led the offense with key hits and a home run contributing to the big score.
An old health notice advises immediate wound care with San-Cura Soap and Ointment to prevent infection. It promotes San-Cura Antiseptic Ointment as a healing aid for minor cuts, burns, and skin conditions, priced 35 cents at druggists.
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