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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1945
Page
7
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New York March 22 report highlights the American Trainers Association offering three racing reforms including starting standards and better trainer qualifications. Jug McSpaden competes with Sammy Snead in golf while notes recall college coaches at a weekend meet and a Danville soccer league forming. Bear Mountain camp and Dodgers chatter wrap the round with comments on players and coaching legacies.
Tigers third baseman Pinky Hi ging faces a pre induction exam on Thursday. Athletics team features Connie Mack with veteran Al Simmons as they prepare to play Baltimore Orioles in Baltimore at Easter. Phillies welcome Rene Montengado, who posted 370 BA with Chattanooga last season. White Sox outfielder Wally Mo ses files for limited Army service. Cubs manager Charley Grimm eyes five more exhibitions with Reds. Red Sox add Joe Bowman to 17 man squad. game vs Bears at Newark on April 10 canceled. Pirates manager Frank Frisch reports arthritis flare. expects recovery in ten days. In Elizabeth New Jersey last night Harris defeating Denns in a smocked bout.
War Manpower Commissioner Paul V. McNutt ruled baseball is the players principal job and allowed players to return to the diamond from war plant work. The decision ends a major manpower hurdle, enabling recall without referrals and supports morale for servicemen, with many star players including Mel Harder Roy Cal leading the list affected. The ruling eases potential draft referrals and paves the way for a wartime season.
In an overtime thriller, the Cleveland Barons leveled their American Hockey League semifinal with the Buffalo Bisons at one win each after rallying from behind four times. Lou Trudel scored at 3:82 of OT to seal the draw as the series shifts to Cleveland. Hershey and Indianapolis also set semifinals with Hershey leading 1-0 after a Tuesday 8-1 win. Penn fullback Bert Stim was wounded at Iwo Jima ten days after the invasion.
Grand Junction Tenn Bird dog fans note Sage and Morton of Alberta Ala dominate National Field Trials Ariel the authoritative three time champion with two promising pups Saturn and Oration. Morton hints retirement for Ariel while Sage runs a vast 9000 acre preserve as potential stud value soars beyond ten thousand dollars in earnings.
Athletic Director Jack Tinson and Baseball Coach Art Storer attend a Wattsburg meeting as Erie County High School Baseball League reorganizes for the coming season. Representatives from Waterford Edinboro McKean Harbotcreek Cambridge Springs and Comy expected. Beavers played independent ball last season and will be the first feature in the circuit.
In Allentown McAdoo High defeated Springfield Montgomery County High 46 26 to reach the Class B Pennsylvania basketball final. Conneautville edged Gallatin High 31 28 in Farrell to set the other semifinal winner. Eastern and Western champions meet Friday at Rockne Hall.
In Jamestown on Thursday night the Clymer Midgets play Falconer Sure Shots for the Chau tauqua County Kids Basket ball tournament championship on the Jamestown Boys Club court. Gene Exle's Clymer Midgets crushed Mayville 40 to 19 in the semifinals to reach the final.
The 9D and 8A basketball teams won league titles in a busy sub high cage program. 9D defeated 9B 54 to 12 to clinch Chiss A League honors with strong first quarter scoring by Sonny Moxyin and Dick Geertser and 19 points from Geertson. In Chast B League action, the BA passers prevailed 26-18 over the SC Scrubs, Joe Hughes and Evans starring for the winners. The 8A Scrubs topped 9B Seviths, then 9A’s Amoroso led a late rally as UK dribblers fell short.
De Paul center Mikan scored 53 points, an all time Madison Square Garden record, helping De Paul crush Rhode Island State 97 to 53 to reach the National Invitation Tournament final. Bowling Green beat St John’s of Brooklyn 57 44, earning a Monday matchup with De Paul. St John’s had won the tournament the last two years.
The Stewart Hat Shop team widened its advantage after sweeping Siree from de Dedean and Cochyn five while Leeds took a pair from the same. Florence Beckwitch led with 133 171 127 as Gertrude Crowell added 121 149 128 for the Hat Show. Bracket Keating beat Folletts 890 692 etc.
Boston report on Willie Hoppe, at 57, declaring plans to play another year. Hoppe achieved a 20 straight points establishing a new high, surpassing a 17-point mark set by TF Denton in 1919 and tied by Welker Cochran in 1941. He names Cochran and Jake Schaefer among the greats.
In a weekly Gerry Rod and Gun Club rifle shoot the Hot Shots tied the Flying Tigers at 996 to 29 in a margin filled event. Winners included Pete McIntyre Tony Muroney and Dick Young with top scores by Windah and McIntyre. The ranking list features numerous shooters including Bill McIlroy Howard Goodwit Jean McCoy and many more across Cleveland and Norwalk venues. Next week the series concludes with a championship match.
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