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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1943
Page
7
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Two standout City Basketball League players Don indy and Ace Bracken head to the Army draft, jeopardizing Starlights title hopes as Lundy and Bathill adjust to the upcoming absence. Detroit adds three managers and coaching changes as Sukeforth Vincent and Coleman assume roles with multiple clubs. Slide Rule emerges as a major Kentucky Derby favorite amid other racing moves.
Pitt and Notre Dame renew one of college football's colorful rivalries after a six year lapse. The teams will clash September 25 in Pittsburgh in a one year agreement that could extend. Notre Dame drops Stanford and adds the Town Seahawks for a November 20 game in South Bend.
The leading Raymond Kelievettes expanded their margin in the Ladies B League as How posted a four game advantage over Sterling Milk and Journal. The Sterling Milk team won the first roll off and second by two pins while Shay toppled three pins to rally the Recreation pit. Aero Supply swept Steens Deane and Mildwell Huenel posted the night’s high set with 146 166 and 152 average 152.
Syracuse reports Salvatore Toots Mirabito dominating college boxing with 30 straight wins and 18 knockouts, hailed for speed and intelligence. The 28-year-old Eastern Intercollegiate champion, never defeated, plans coaching after the war while juggling college duties and a military call.
Harrisburg March 12 Rabbits may thin as plans for urban trapping are disclosed by the Pennsylvania Game Commission Director Seth Gordon. About 50 000 rabbits are to be moved from gardens into rural districts with 25 000 traps used by sportsmen Boy Scouts and others. Last year roughly 30 000 rabbits were transferred. The commission questions the claim of a turkey surplus and studies an open season for turkeys next fall.
Brooklyn Dodgers confirm receipt of a telegram from pitcher Chet Kehn stating he would report for army induction at his home in San Diego. Kehn, who joined from Montreal, pitched eight innings last season and was the first Brooklyn player to sign for 1943. Notre Dame cagers, under two coaches after the death of George Keegan, reach the final with a 17–2 record as they aim to win against Notre at De.
In Pall River Boston New York results, Jackie Gap Parell outpointed Fred Die Wilson 161 to 155. In Meriden Conn Freddie Cabr al outpointed Larney Moore 153 to 159. In Philadelphia Mayon Padlo outpointed Prine Sala 186 to 143.
New York March 12 The Welds Insight reports Tami Mauriello seeks a ten round win over Jimmy Bivins at Madison Square Garden as the main event of a double header. Babe Ross makes his first New York appearance since returning, sharing the spotlight on a card that features chatter and a lively program.
Danny Litwhiler and teammates reassure manager Bucky Harris of full effort as the Phillies confirm contracts for Tim Watler Ron Northey and Earl Naylor and Shuck Klein join as playing coach. The squad heads to Heyshey Pa for training ramp site on Tuesday.
Philadelphia March 12 The scramble for the PTAA basketball title resumes tonight on eight courts as district champions are decided Carbondale defeated Sweyersville 46 27 to earn a meeting with Berwick for district No 7 while Lower Merion faces Chester in district No 1 final Tuesday with state glory in sight.
The Washington and Jefferson College basketball team will travel to New York for the Metropolitan tournament opening March 10. Coach Petey Hep will head a party of about 14 as W and J, seeded eighth, faces Creighton in their first game Thursday.
Corry ladies invade Williamsport tonight for the Women’s State Bowling Tournament. Two teams of six, Raymond Manufacturing Company and Wing Will stores, face off in the opening event with Mary Haaljsym Twila Nichols and others on the Raymonds. Mary Hnatyseyn leads with a 500 series in the Recreation Alley hopes, while the Wings aim to rebound in doubles and singles.
A garbled report suggests Dimaggio and Resigno reached agreements with the Pirates. March date unclear, names like Virve Mara and Fresciniyo appear, with mentions of home runs and the Maggio family. Specifics and outcomes remain uncertain due to text corruption.
A bustling sports roundup covers coaching shifts and emerging stars across college and pro ranks. Highlights include talk of a feminine coaching wave at Lykens College and notes on NBA and baseball figures adjusting to spring rosters, with service teams staging events and training camps shaping the season ahead.
A chaotic, OCR corrupted note recounts a wrestling event in Philadelphia where a renowned mentor from State Grid is coaching a team. It mentions Penn State, coach Charlie Seidel, and various misquoted phrases, suggesting a winter meet with several performers and strained quotes about the sport’s pressure.
A fragmented note states that producing 149 billion pounds is impossible with current herds, labor, and equipment. It mentions a tax on production set at 122 billion pounds and questions feasibility under existing conditions.
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