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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1944
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment lists items such as a stove, scales, small rugs, and bedding pieces with unclear quantities and values. It references names and locations in a hazy way, offering minimal translatable facts about the sale or inventory.
Disjointed OCR paragraph references a county jury and an estate loan. It notes claims and a signed deed or acknowledgment. It mentions an executor and need for action by a county official. Overall, the fragment signals a probate or lien proceeding without clear dates or names.
A terse notice reports a labor dispute involving a local firm and its workers over compensation and working conditions. Details are limited but the item confirms ongoing industrial tensions affecting operations.
The St Louis Cardinals may lose Stan Musial who has been reclassified 1-A by his draft board. Musial, 23, hit .357 with key contributions as the team's MVP candidate and a fearsome bat. His absence would widen gaps for manager Southworth as preparations begin for spring training in Cairo, Alabama.
Lower Merion clinched a district crown with a 38-25 win over Coatesville and earns a Saturday date with Chambersburg for the District 1-3 title pursuit. Brady upset DuBois 41-25 to reach the District 8 final against Bradford as Sharon beat Erie 46-34 in a key rivalry tilt.
The Raymond Reglérettes moved back into first in the Ladies' A Bowling League after sweeping Steens-Rexalls in a two game triumph and securing three wins in a row. Rexall Drugs dropped to second as Page and Ferry defeated them, while Wilcox and other teams posted strong scores. Individual stars included Thelma Lite and Mildred Hall for Page and Ferry, with Rosa Baker leading scorers for Raymonds in a competitive evening of league play.
Johnstown meets Philadelphia South East in the Pennsylvania Catholic Archdiocesan Basketball Championship Class A final. Johnstown dethroned the defending champion Pilaburgh Nevin 23 14 to advance to the western regional contest while Howtinicatt, by a 48 23 decision, claimed the eastern title over Scallun St. Marys in Philadelphia.
New York reports a spring practice plan from Texas Christnin Brid coach Luc Dutchi Meyer who aims to use a dozen Navy trainees and holdovers, with midseason wreckages guiding choices. Cornell’s Snavely faces speculation about his coaching future as Bear Wolf departs. Illinois’ Eddie Pt Jones is featured as guest star with Mr Five by Five tag for Buddy Young after a standout meet. George Kobb promote events and English all star tour to Moscow loom. Nevada high school basketball resumes in Carson City. Coach Curley Lambe nt receives 26 line coaching applicants. Bowler Marge Worth posts 12 strikes but misses a perfect 300. Notre Dame opens spring drills on St Patrick’s day. Don Budge loses to John Kramer at a Cross Benefit. gate nets $19,270.
Manuel Orlin of El Centro Calif retained the bantamweight title in a 15 round bout against Mexico City challenger Hinesta Aguilar. Aguilar pressed Ortiz and trapped him in corners, with Ortiz scoring late in the seventh and mid fourteenth rounds. A crowd of about 10 500 roared as Ortiz won a two to one decision not well received by spectators.
LA JUNTA Colorado March 15 Once heavyweight wrestling king turned onion farmer is weighing a comeback at 38 and 134 pounds. He says he is stronger now, crediting his wife and health, after a career of 12 years as a wrestler. He notes his onion operation yielded 5,400,000 pounds last year on 2,000 acres.
The Seisier High School filtsmural basketball tourament opened with the Room 14 Junior team winning the first night finals 11-1 over Room 1B after earlier 20-8 and 16-11 semifinal scores. Ron Rathbun led scoring with 24 points in three games. Chuck Jackson added five in the final. Matches resume March 1 and 28 with finals April 3. In pro boxing results, New York boxers split decisions and points in matches across New Bedford and Beverly City events.
In New York on May 4, veteran Kennedy faces Boudreau during first spring workout. Boudreau, nine weeks into camp, sustains a neck scare after a jump, while Kennedy, a famed 85 year old pitcher, ends with a light session. The article also notes other players and salary talks across major league camps.
Ty Crandal's Carry All-Stars prepare to face the Titusville Pros on the junior high floor at 8:15 p.m. Energy features former Titusville High stars. Expected lineups include Ziggy Maske, Harold Arewright, Bill Averill, Bud Guimbleioy, Wick Carter, with Titusville favoring Jackson, Aufferson, Lynch, Cartney and McGraw in a promising regional clash.
Buffalo begins a push to overtake Hershey in the Eastern division of the American Hockey League. The Bisons invade Cleveland to face Barong and leaders of the Western division as a prelude to a two game stretch. Buffalo must win tonight or risk playoff chances as the Bears hold a five point edge. League officials plan to meet in Pittsburgh to approve tentative playoff dates open Tuesday.
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