Miller Elr and Others Lead Prt in Narrow Win
Miller and other leaders steer Prt to a tight victory as the team edges opponents. Key players deliver clutch baskets and solid defense, securing a late stretch to seal the result.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1944
Page
7
Fragmentary deed fragment with undefined parties and numbers
A damaged OCR fragment lists vague property references and scattered figures such as street names and percentages, lacking clear names dates or actions. The text resembles a legal notice or deed description but yields no verifiable facts or identifiable entities.
Brooklyn Plans Scouting Blitz For Pro Baseball Talent
Wary of wartime gaps, Branch Rickey leads a drive to recruit Youngsters from county high schools. About 20,000 seniors were asked for recommendations as scouts narrowed a pool of 5,000 promising players to 50. Meanwhile Yankees star William Dickey enters Navy service, signaling a historic blow to the Murderers Row era and shifting the balance of power in postwar baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Doagers
Branch Rickey
Fis
Rickey
Prooklyn
William Dickey
New York Yankee
Navy
Dickey
Joe McCarthy
Murderers Row
Yankees
Swivers
Little Rock
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Tony Luzzi
Bob Meusel
AL SMITH TRI BE TWIRLER SIGNS 1944 CONTRACT
Major league spring camp notes strip through multiple teams with signings and rosters. AL Smith joins the Indians as the Tigers, Giants, Pirates, Red Sox and Cubs report progress, while veterans Ward and Warneke report for induction or practice amid camp drills and roster signings.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Dewolt Tigers
Joe
J. P) Wood
Briggs Stadium
Chicago Cubs
Lon Warneke
Jim Gallagher
Hot Springs
Ark
Boston Braves
Hob Coleman
Wallingford
Conn
Bit Hale
Fem
Washington Nationals
Osse Bluege
Jake Powell
Tony
Philadelphia
Merv Shea
Ford Mullen
Charley Schanz
Ken Ratfensberger
Shea
Portland
Ore
Ghicago White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
French Lick
Ind
Sox
Olueuice Dinn
Festus
NEW York Giants
Gus Mantusa
Joe Stephenson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hawke Camelli
Bob Kling
Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudrecht
al Smith
Dave Paynwer
Wilkes-Berve
Navy
Boston Red Sox
Bob Jonson
Senators
Yank ‘Terry
Army
Chicago Relays Set With Warmerdam and Dodds in Meet
The Chicago Relays return for an eighth edition at Chicago Stadium with eight American champions and over 170 top athletes. Ensign Cornelius Warmerdam, world pole vault champion, makes his seasonal debut, while Gil Dodds targets a world mile record in the Bankers’ Mile. Warmerdam previously set a world mark of 15 feet 1 inch last year at the relays.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Marth
Chicago Stadium
Ensign Cornelius Warmerdam
Gil Dodds
Boston Theological
Warmerdam
Monmouth
Shaughnessy to Advise Redskins in Coaching Change
AP reports Clark Shaughnessy, longtime football adviser, may join the Washington Redskins as a coach with the Bears' knowledge and approval. Navy Lt. George Bales awaits overseas orders, and Shaughnessy allegedly urged his former colleague to accept the rival camp’s offer to install the new formation. Stanley Cup hockey series in Montreal set to begin next Tuesday.
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Shaughnessy
Redskins
Assocated
San Francisco
Rittsburgh
Clark Shaughnessy
Shivagone
Washington Redlkins
Bears
Omir
George Bales
Navy
Tovay
Roundup of Pro Baseball Plans and College Basketball Notes
New York reports the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs promotes league expansion and youth play citing a $300000 treasury goal while Junior Brenham urges revival of kid leagues. Muhlenberg travels from Allentown for a Garden Court workout. De Paul’s George Mikan dominates, and Joe Dudeics joins Canisius practice. Mitchell Field’s team donates winnings to base athletic fund. Johnny Sanford is tipped for promotion, and Billy Hitchcock transfers to a base assignment near Washington. A New York appeal funds football revival draws interest from several NFL clubs in Joe Kaulumul. Hobby Briscoe of Pentleyville sets a new WPIAL scoring record with 512 points, then 62 in two playoff games.
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New York
Na~ Lanal Association
Nts
Fayetteville
Junior Brenham
Muhlenberg
Allentown
Foothills Kurland
Olklahoma Aggies
Alfie Seelbach
Canisius
Joe Dudeics
Buffalo War Plant
DePaul
George Mikan
George
Dick Triptoe
Mitchel Field
N. C
Worcester
Maess
Base Athletic Fund
Gerry Conlee
Detroit Lions
Johnny Sanford
Senators
Sam
Sam Took Him, Is Due For Promotion To First Levey At Dale Marley Field, Fla
Tigers
Billy Hitchcock
Greenville, S. A. Army Air Base
Washington
Pittsburgh
Hobby Briscoe
Pentleyville
Watt
Pete Dubrosky Wins Raymond Singles Crown
Pete Dubrosky captured the Raymond Bowling singles title with a 6 7 set, posting games of 159 187 and 178 plus a 41 pin handicap to edge Dick homer for a 15 prize. Bachomer finished strong but lost runner up honors. Sonny Staples claimed third with a 626 total and 220 game. Dick Hutbutt placed fourth at 621. Amorosa Fox and Auer topped 600. Next Thursday doubles carry 58 in prize money and a 25 top award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Dubrosky
Dick Homer
Bachomer
Sonny Staples
Dick Hutbutt
Phil Amorosa
al Fox
Paul Auer
Amorosa
Fox
Auer
St John's and De Paul win in cage tourney
DePaul’s 6 foot 8 inch center George Mikan erupts for 27 points guiding DePaul to a 68-45 over Muhlenberg. St John’s defeats Bowling Green 44-40 as Don Otter score leads for the Falcons. Kotsovest paces St John’s with 18 points. Milan fuels DePaul’s victory with 27. Remaining round games set for Monday with Kentucky Utah and Canisius Oklahoma A&M matchups.
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George Mikan
de Paul
Muhlenberg
Associated Press
New York
Madison Sydere Garden
DePaul
Mil Kan
Imikun
St. John's
Ohio
Bowling Green Falcons
Don Otten
Otter
Itis Heigl
Bill
Oklahoma
Night boxing results from Highland Park and Newark shows draws and outs
Fights last night in Highland Park New Jersey and Newark feature several bouts. Bob Wade stops opponent at 1034 Newark. Joe Lynch of Plainfield defeats Jerry Coursal from Valley Stream. Tony Campo of Boston outpoints Fopeye O Coyne of Worcester. Al Denimelis from Reyare draws with Bland Tiger of Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Bob Wade
Newark
Joe ‘Bijich) Lynch
Plainfield
Jery Coursal
Valley Stream
Tony Cslontgxi
Peyth Amboy
Oscar Goode
James Palle
Camp Kilmer
G. Lowell
Mass
Tony Campo
Boston
Fopeye O' Coyne
Worcester
The
Bland Tiger
Lowell
al Denimelis
Reyare
Corry Country Club Announces New Rates
Corry Country Club directors unveiled revised membership rates to boost play this season. Annual memberships drop to 340 plus tax, two man members rise to 20, single men stay at 48 plus tax, with special student rates for Seniley High and College students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Colintry Club
Bevo in New York: Davis favored over Beau Jack in big bout
Associated Press reports Beatshiek, the boxing card ratings, sees Davis as a 5 to 13 favorite over Beau Jack in Madison Square Garden. Davis aims to prove dominance after past knockouts. Beau Jack seeks payoff as the bout nears ten rounds.
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Associated Pres
New York
Mareh
Beatshiek
Davis
Ivor
Matiison Square
Gaviley
Bob Montsamiry
Montgomery
Beall Jack
Tql
Beau
Den
Bea Vawk
Jake Mintz Lines Up Strong Boxing Card at Gardens
Associated Press reports Pittsburgh card buildup with John Mintz headlining an event at the Gardens Monday night. The lightweight bout features Aaron Seltzer as rival in a lineup including Coltisieal and RooneyI McGiiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Mintz
Associated Jess Pittsburgh
Uncle Inke
Mintz
the Gardens
Billy Milter
Pittsburgh
Aaron Seltzer
Vaughn Brings Brooklyns Brain Of The Team
Rickey Belsey and Vaughan Will lead a Brooklyn lineup as the first conference of the year opens. Ark Vaughn, described as the brain of the Brooklyns, weighs his health before deciding if he can play. Pat Ankenman and Lloyd Wartinier are among others shifting roles, with Mickey Owen granted leave to oversee his farm. The slate features bouts including Juste Fontaine versus Ruby Garin, Clairton versus New Kensington, and John D. Voyce versus Al Patterson, eight-rounders with a couple of preliminaries.
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Rickey Belsey
Vaughan
Associated
Bera Bear Mountain
Bickes
Murry
Lindsey Tories
Ark
Vaughn
Brooklyns
Pat Ankenman
Wan
Dodger
Lloyd Wartiner
Mickey Owen
Missouri
le Durocher
New York
Juste Fontaine
Ruby Garin
Bee Bee Wright
Clairton
New Kensington
Jacks Armitage
John D. Voyce
Detens
al Patterson
Pittsburgh
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Ditch" Leicester
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