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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1946
Page
7
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Disputed seating and safety concerns at a PIAA game in Dubois trigger protests from Kane and Brookville fans as capacity was oversold. The Sandlot league pursues a $10,000 prize at Wichita for the 1949 national title with Canada and the US set to compete in ensuing regional playoffs. Notre Dame, Navy, Army and other schedules also feature in the sports roundups along with baseball, golf and basketball notes from the era.
The Beaver Club announces a Little Beaver Contest for fifth through eighth graders from Concord Washington Junior High and St Edward's. May 11 and 18 at Loveland Field will feature football punt and pass events, a 50 yard sprint, baseball throw and hop step jump with three prizes per event totaling 65 dollars in merchandise.
Oil City public schools appointed George K. Hartman former Clairton High School football coach as director of physical education supervisor of all athletics and head grid coach at Oil City High. He succeeds Joe Gohners who led the Oil City gridiron program for five seasons after notable wins in football and basketball at St Joseph's High School.
A Sunday roundup lists scores from multiple cities and leagues including St. Louis, Pittsburgh, New York, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Montreal, and Newark. Notable outcomes include St. Louis WN 6-9 and Cincinnati N 3-2, with Cuban All-Stars and several A and N designated teams posting varied results.
Four-team local bowling delegation to Erie in the Women’s State Tournament posted weak results across events. In team play the group managed 650 694 and 301 for a 2140 series, with Rosa Baker posting 122 179 176. Other scores list Marty's Tavern Wilcox Grocers Raymonds and more, while Violet Raeke and Alta Berry led Class B doubles with 986 total. Singles scores include Hnatyszyn 453 Morten 336 Aymong 404 Carr 895 Beckwith 484.
Roundup notes athletes facing education barriers after enlistment and rule changes. It mentions soldier athletes straining to return to school, and Southeastern Conference rules affecting their paths. Also reports on Batting practice methods in California and other sports news including Gene McEver and Dinny Patts.
In Madison Square Garden on March 20 Muhlenberg faces Kentucky in the National Invitation Tournament. Rhode Island State Rams meet Muhlenberg in the semifinal opener while West Virginia Mountaineers trail Kentucky by eight points as the tourney favorites.
Gunder Hage and Arne Andersson, renowned Swedish runners who twice nearly hit the four minute mile, were declared professionals by the Swedish Athletic Association and barred from amateur competition. The board also penalized seven other runners amid broader investigations into amateur rules. The case touched 30 to 40 Swedish athletic titles and questioned rewards reportedly totaling around 40,000 crowns, with broader estimates of Danish related prizes.
The Phillies lead the Grapefruit League with seven wins in ten exhibitions, a 5-2 mark against major rivals. The Yankees also show strong pace, while the Athletics and Giants have had mixed results and Boston, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia opponents are noted for wins against them. The Panamanian training phase has boosted the Yankees, who own 18 wins in 21 games.
Strong Vincent dominated the unofficial PIAA swimming meet on Saturday in State College, taking three firsts across eight events and totaling 421 points. Eric Rast led the runner ups, with Allegheny, Pittsburgh Westinghouse, York and Norristown also scoring high, while other district finals and scholastic basketball results are noted for Class A and B competitions in the region.
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