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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1946
Page
7
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Local sports note centers on Warren Dragons at Farrell against Shaypayille as they pursue District 10 glory. Paul Davidson leads the attack for Warren while Massemen guard the defense. Pirates fade prospects loom in spring exhibition.
The YMCA announces Saturday activities at the Site Armory gym with boys and girls junior high teams. Schedule includes boys basketball 9:40 to 10:40 and 10:40 to 11:50 shower time and girls basketball 10:50 to 11:50 with shower time following. Regulations will be posted before play.
Manager Steve O'Neill fears a tough AL season as the Tigers rebuild after the World Series win. He cites strong Yankees Red Sox and Senators, notes players shifting positions and new outfield talent including Birdie Tebow Tellbutts, Hank Greenberg, Rudy York and Pat Mullin among others. Eddie Mayos remains at second base with Eddie Mayos, Birdie Like, and Pinkie Higgins returning from Navy service.
The opening day of the 43rd World Championship tournament features the first singles and doubles competition with four five man shifts of 40 teams each hoping to surpass last night’s 2841 score by Wielsline Motors of West Virginia. Teams from Sun Gil and Chicago join a large ABC delegation of 163 seniors arriving in Buffalo. Exhibition baseball results and boxing notes pepper the recap as the meet begins.
Ted Kesting notes soil conservation gains boost wildlife by shaping habitats. Practices like contour cultivation rotation terracing and field drains attract birds and mammals while protecting cover from fire and grazing. U.S. districts number over 1400 in 45 states with about 775000 acres impacted, guiding land classes and wildlife-friendly land use.
Pittsburgh fighter Charley Dodson from New York faced Burley in a 457 to 157 bout ending in a knockout last night. Dodson lost by TKO in the rounds with Burley securing the win.
The final lunging cage game of the City Basketball League tonight features Brucken-Kearne versus Paul’s Men’s Wear with Washington Lubely facing Jessup and Turner. BK is even in recent outings while Paul’s Wear leads Washington Lunch in the race for top spot though a downturn hits last four games.
Sixteen high schools travel to Tate College for the 1946 PIAA swimming championships with six individual titles at stake. Eric Strong Vincent and Eric J. East lead the field with multiple entries while Baye Lucky Connellsville seeks his 100 yard breaststroke title defense. East and Vincent headline Erie and Allentown entries as top contenders.
The Raymond League report highlights the Inspection Team reclaiming top position with a three point sweep over the Flat Department. The Machine Shop outplayed Automatics Office with strong scores led by key players, while other teams like All Stars and Rangers posted impressive showings in rifle and basketball events.
New York hosts the National Invitational College Basketball tournament opening as 18 458 fans pack Madison Square Garden. Rhode Island State defeats seed two Ohio squad 82 79 in a tense finish. St John’s and Syracuse face early round tests as favorites stumble in first day action.
Billy Billetnikoff of Slippery Rock State Teachers College tops Pennsylvania college scoring with 459 points in 22 games for a 20.6 average. Frank Heath of Albright, Bob Walters of La Salle, Heery Donovan of Saint Bonaventure, and Joe Lord of Villanova follow in the AP tally of the 145 16 season.
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