Bath at ASCHERS 4s 73 Women
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bath and an event labeled CH STERS and 4s 73 women. No clear event, date, or organizers are identifiable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bath and an event labeled CH STERS and 4s 73 women. No clear event, date, or organizers are identifiable.
York reports NCAA aims to stabilize spring sports amid fewer top-flight competitors. notes on college circuits, military training, and athletic figures. The item cites Prof. Philip Badger and Col. Bill Jones, plus boxing and boxing era references, with broader remarks on wartime impacts on athletics and a New York track scene.
Sammy Local, once a Chicago Blackhawk, was listed as missing today after joining the Navy. The former Evel H. Minh goalie, known for stopping 60 of 3 shots in a Boston game, is now reported among athletes entering national service with defensive duties aboard a merchant marine ship.
Oscar Kahan reports from Cape Girardman that Luke Sewell of the St. Louis Browns manages a scattered squad as 19 of 84 reserve Browns have reported for spring training. Many key players are away on ranch work, drafts, or awaiting summons, leaving unsigned men like Clift McQuinn Ferens McKalti Hayes Baker Heffner and others in doubt about their baseball status this season.
Reports from multiple camps show players like Johnny Allen and Max Butcher in dispute or awaiting terms. In Hershey Bucky Harris labels Allen a possible holdout while Pirates work toward workouts and Cardinals managers adjust practice lengths amid late winter injuries and absences.
Wilson and Callire vie for featherweight honors in an upcoming title bout. The Pittsburgh boxer Wilson seeks to defend his status with a highly anticipated performance against rival contender Callire, a prominent figure from Hamilton.
The Cory Hatchery program led by A. G. Buller dumps thousands of brown, rainbow, and brook trout into Erie, Warren, Crawford, and other county streams ahead of the April 15 season. Beaverdam Run and French Creek receive large consignments. Warren County streams including Big and Little Brokenstraw, Spring Creek, Caldwell, and Pine Creek are stocked, with efforts to favor accessible streams amid rationing. The plan aims to attract anglers and provide a potential food source as supplies tighten.
22 year old Billie Vaughan tours the nation as a billiards exhibitor, often facing male opponents and winning. She travels with her parents, practices three hours daily, and designs her own shots while considering a path to military service and spiraling future in billiards.
LAKEWOOD New Jersey March 10 The New York Giants stall in spring training without a fixed first baseman as they await Johnny Mize’s physical exam next week. Manager Ollie notes time and may move Babe Barna to first after Barna played there at West Virginia University and briefly with the Athletics. Bob Jenicek has spent many years in the minors as an outfielder.
In a late season leagues update the Penn Electrics won two games to move into sole possession of second place. Heiman Jewelers suffered splits against Lindsley Lassies, leaving Eight games ahead of their rivals. Gift Shop swept Folletts Marker as Beckwith posted high marks including 161 155 and 199 for a 148 average.
Davidson's Peters twins Tommy and George from Kingsport Tennessee share points and fame for the Wildcats. Tommy scored 410 points in the season and 29 against Duke, while George also posted strong totals. Both juniors in the Southern Conference, they balance football, baseball, and track, and are set to enter service training with potential Army call.
Chicago hosts the annual relays with 13 track champions including world record contenders Cornelius Warmerdam pole vault Grex Tice and top miler H Thompson. The event features seven A A U title holders four from the Western Conference and Central Collegiate champions among a broad field of sprinters and distance runners.
Santa Clara California reports spring football may be canceled as coach Buck Sigmrel and staff prep for potential changes. Army claims most players unavailable for practice, while Stanford and California set spring and fall schedules. Nearby boxing results from New Orleans and Newark appear in the same column.
Citizens Bank keglers roll to a 3 win, defeating Wilcox Grocers and Christensen Motors in Antler League action. The team posted scores around 9 192 and 177 while leading the pack, as Wilcox Grocers fell short.
Henry Armstrong, once a boxing star, is described as having perfect eyes during a Philadelphia visit. He is set to fight AL Trib at a western competition, after being examined yesterday by Dr. Ralph Lenciano for the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission.
Fragmentary report from Los Angeles dated March 18 mentions an Army boxing and physical fitness context. References to a 42 year old and a 20 year old, with unclear names and roles, and a possible Army physical exams officer. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
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