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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1941
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions nails and a location near Corry ness with stray words and unparseable terms, yielding no clear event, date, or involved entities.
At a Monday meeting of the Board of Education delayed talks focused on fencing and lighting Loveland Athletic Field. If funding can be found, the plan would enable a larger athletic program with night baseball and football, raising at least $2,000 for the field upgrade and aligning Carry with neighboring districts in sports prominence.
Rexall and Market and Fair combined for key wins as leaders fell twice. Dairy took three from Raymond to create a three way tie for second, tightening the race.
Kasper led the Kaspers to a victory over Powells in Antler League action last night with Deat Houser pacing the winners at an average of 19 points. Team totals show Kasper 492 and Powells 530 with key contributions from Sullivan Dempsey and Roehrig among others.
Williams tops the junior rifle event at the local range with high scores. Gilbertson and Welden posted creditable results as organizers hope more junior sharp shooters attend the next shoot.
Four high school bowling teams contested a second match with Team 3 posting 514 and Team 4 totaling balance. Team 2 led by Harmon and Carlson failed to overtake Team 3 and Team 1 trailed after Royek 105 and Peake 115. Next Tuesday Union City hosts the four teams for a crucial league interlude.
Warren March 12 The school board authorized Lawrie and Green to submit revised mesh wire fence plans, enclosing Russell Field from the embankment to the avenue. Sheet metal fencing will cover three sides next month, with a concrete landing at Pennsylvania Avenue and steps to the field. The board also accepted bids for defense training equipment to be announced later. The Hi Club gained permission to plant 1,000 trees on Academy land and Beaty students were approved to blast trees on that property.
Miami Beach reports Myron Tunney, from Marine camps, asserts the next world heavyweight champion will emerge from the armed forces training program. He notes he has not seen the challenger yet but believes the winner is currently in training.
Sharpsville Blue Devils dominate Erie East 92 to 28 on the Allegheny College hardwood before 1,190 fans. Sharpsville led 9-0 after Q1, stayed ahead 14-all at halftime, and opened the final period 26-20. They advance to meet Franklin at Thiel College for the District 10 title. Other reruns include Lower Merion edging Coatesville in overtime 29-28, Luzerne routed Dallas 63-24, Williamsport pounded Shamokin 25-4, and Duquesne beat Ford ity 38-14. Refs Hettie and Cochrane.
Howard Burton, 43, from Wilkes-Barre, won a ten round decision over Billy Davis, 141, of Minersville, Pennsylvania, in a closely watched boxing card last night.
Corry High School hosts a banquet honoring the basketball cagers for their season. Coach Russell Hyle lauds squad members as Ghulek Witham receives a Class A Erie County Basketball League medal. Principal Howard J. Sheen presides at the event with remarks from host Guywill.
Associated Press reports from Avalon Gallia March 12 that Jimmy Wilson, famed for Work series, has decided to play again with the Chicago Cubs this season. Wilson, who would be 41 next July, had retired after sparkling spring memory.
In a tense contest Corry defeated Spartansburg by a five goal margin. The report notes Wilson’s energetic performance and the presence of young players shaping the team’s effort. Bad weather conditions are mentioned as a contextual factor. The piece references local figures Lew Haven and Curley Nichols and mentions Jets and M’s in passing.
In a hard fought city Rifle League clash Raymonds posted a 1967 to 1801 victory over Aero A A. key scorers included Gary Dingteldee with 289 and Armitage adding solid numbers. Crystal Tee faces last place Arvo Offive Leamn in the upcoming local games as Raymonds aims for continued success.
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