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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1946
Page
7
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A jumble of sports items describes potential new activities for Mead Park including archery and lawn bowling, with several city clubs approached about costs. Warren High basketball faces a key road test at Allegheny, while District 10 courts push for Warren and Albright in later rounds. A betting surge follows reports of Byron Nelson versus British players, and a new portable case ice cooler debuts for outdoorsmen.
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission approved the Northwest Federation of Sportsmen Clubs plan to create an angler's paradise on Spring Creek in Warren County. Local clubs raised funds and posted rules for fishing from 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. with artificial lures only and a nine inch minimum. A five year lease was taken and the state will stock more fish this year than in previous years.
Cleveland's Barons, last season's AHL champions, beat the Reds 5-2 in Cleveland to sweep the three-game set and reach the semifinals. They will face Pittsburgh or Hershey, with the Bisons and Capitals meeting next in the eastern western clash. The Hornets tied Pittsburgh Hershey series at one game each after a 6-2 win in Pittsburgh.
Eastern semi finals: Ohio State 46 over Harvard 38, North Carolina 51 over NYU 49. Tonight Scherale Westam in Kansas at 9, Colorado 1st seed Ohio? 10:45 Oklahoma Aggies vs Baylor. Boxing results from New York Baltimore Pittsburgh Oshkosh report several knockouts and points. mentions George Mikan and other names with scattered details.
Basketball educators gather for a postwar convention focusing on quick fixes to improve college play. Ideas include a three circle plan for wider goals and a 12 foot high pass, with debates on court height and seating. Other notes cover Frank Patrick becoming athletic director in Tacoma, Joe Ryan’s Blue Ridge League, Lex Thompson's bobsled, and John Dillon juggling basketball and golf duties.
The City Cage Loop closes the regular season tonight at the Junior High with two games. Paul’s Men’s Wear hosts Jessup and Turner, cellar rivals, while Bracken Kealing meets Washington Lunch. Bolstered by four varsity players, Jessup and Turner aim to extend Paul’s lead as the top team, and Washington Lunch seeks a win to force a tie with Paul’s for the league lead.
Clearwater March 22 Manager Lou Boudreau says the Cleveland Indians lack punch at the plate though they have pitching. He notes Detroit and Boston will mix with New York in the American League race. Boudreau praises Bobby Feller and Embree among the pitchers and mentions a strong shortstop but limited depth after.
New York University once seen as the top college team fails to defend its eastern NCAA basketball title. The Violets lose 87 to 49 to North Carolina in the Morristown era semi final at Madison Square Garden before 19,452. North Carolina will meet Ohio State, the Big Ten champions, for the eastern crown after Ohio State beat Harvard 46 to 38 in the other semi final. Exhibition baseball results from Philadelphia show various scores for the day including Detroit beating New York 8 to 3.
Jacksonville barred two Black players from a Sunday exhibition game against Jersey City. The Jacksonville Playground and Recreation Board cited rules prohibiting mixed contestants on city facilities, preventing Montreal’s team members from participating. Officials said any Negro player wishing to join would not be admitted.
The Inspection Team clinched the Raymond League title by sweeping Small Order, four pins ahead of Automatics and Machine Shop as season closes. Ralph Hamilton led the winners with 143 190 186, while Al Vanissen posted 193 200 187 for the cellar team.
Curt Austin led the Machine Shop with 184 100 and 154 while the team’s spike spiliere slashed 898 804 and 1064. The Plat Department con vent with 962 905 and non Whickt clinched second. Paul Auerad posted 159 198 and 178 for the Machine Shop Norbert Bachemer had 178 169 and 17 for the Flats. New Haven Colin Bob Montgomery 87 Philadelphia Ernie Petrone 1984 New Hartford 41.
The PIAA gymnastics championships highlight Lower Merion High School as defending belt holders with six individual titles. Eight other schools are expected to attend the Saturday tournament including Pottsville Warren Ol City McKeesport Ambridge Ellwood City Sewickley and Lancaster.
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