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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1942
Page
7
City of Philadelphia notice of tax relief and payment terms
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Cleveland Reds Seek Batting Help in Major League Shuffle
A garbled era summary outlines talks around TJ Walker potentially joining Cleveland to bolster the outfield and fielding. Lions of St Louis and Detroit links appear, with former coach Rollie Hemsley mentioned. The piece weaves in Joe McCarthy and Yankee ties, plus Akron North High’s Lu Hofield and Pony League notes. It references modern shifts, coaching moves, and minor league futures, with scattered mentions of Senators and Tigers through a murky collage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Walker
Einnati
Teds
Poillans
Bryn
St. Louis
Bill McKechnietb
Lef Fielder
TJ Walker
Edid
Detroit
Chicagoington
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Cleve
Mn Im- Rolumm
Rollie Hemsley
Landers
Jimmy Burke
Burke
Peoria
Bronx Bombers
St. Louis Cardinal
Eyesy
Browns
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Anager
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Ue Tmarse
Joe
McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Facthy
Lower Merion and Sharon Vie For 1943 PIAA Title
Lower Merion enters as defending champion with a 24 1 record while Sharon holds 20 wins in 24 starts as they meet at the Patestra for the 1943 PIAA final. The winner could claim a second straight title tying Hasleton for consecutive crowns in the tournament’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Weinstein
Philadelphia
Arch
Lower Merion
Sharon
Tecommonwealth
Courteran
PTAA
Penn
Palestro
Pete Collodl
Patestra
Ardmore
Theinals
Bradford
Franklin Boro
Gettysburg
Shamokin
Bewrick
Bill Anderson
PIAA
Hasleton
Sinee
Harlebon
Louis Knocks Out Abe Simon In Six At Madison Square Garden
March 24 New York Massive heavyweight bout ended with Joe Louis stopping Abe Simon in the sixth round at Madison Square Garden before 16,290 fans. Louis delivered a crushing right and left hook as Simon, weighing 2554 pounds, hit the ropes and went down for the count. Referee Eddie Joseph counted him out. Louis retained the title.
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Whatney Martin
New York
Abe Simon
Jimmy. Johnston
Army Emergency Relief
Fun
Madison Square Garden
Joe Louis
Abe
Mimself Evect
Johnston
Simon
Iin
Tim
Louis
Eddie Josephs
Simon Tounhed
Penn State Advances One in College Ring Tourney
In Baton Rouge at the national intercollegiate boxing tournament Wisconsin remains the favorite but Southwestern Louisiana Institute trades pressure. Semifinals yielded surprises as Penn State's Bd Baird, who had losses to Syracuse, won a decision over Schoff in a welterweight bout. other represented schools included Miami, San Jose State, Purdue, Virginia, Michigan State, and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
University of Wasconsin
Badgers
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Wisconsin
B. 1
Syracuse
Miami
San Jose State
Purdue
Virginia
Michigan State
Penn State
Florida
Bd Baird
Pritt State
Loren Schoff
Poursdert
Seloft
Twin Cage Bill Carded for Army Relief Fund
Metro basketballs contribution to the Army Emergency Relief Fund sparks a Madison Square Garden doubleheader with top clubs and two all star outfits. In the nightcap the all star team faces a soldier squad of former college stars from Camp area as Long Island University meets Iona College of New York. The all tournament squad is directed by Duke Haese whose West Virginia team won the classic this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Ree
Mpive
Army Emergency Relief Fund
Houile
Madison Square Garden
Seled Lront
Teom
Long Island University
Lly College Oew York
Duke Haese
West Virginia Lean
Sammy Angelt Arose in Fistis Word 10 Lightweight Title
Sammy Angelt receives broad praise for a sensational rise in the fistis event as the lightweight crown draws attention. The report credits his rapid ascent, noting major performances and key supporters shaping his early career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Angelt
Booster Ball Plans Advance Merchants Open May 29
Plans for a booster baseball game and season schedule were finalized by the Athletic Association directors led by Walter Scott and Ty Crandall. The opener is set for May 29 at Loveland Field with the Merchants as the team name. Crandall intends to start practices within a month to prepare the squad, and efforts are under way to involve local businessmen to fund uniforms. A tentative starting time aims for 7:30 with half the game played before lights are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Association
Walter Scott
Ty" Crandall
Loveland
The
Merchants
Deine
Sports Roundup Confuses War News and College Sandlot Notes
A wartime sports roundup blends charity drives for Norwegian airmen with college scrimmage plans and local high school feats. The piece highlights Little Norway tied to funding efforts in Canada, Tulane adopting George Carens plan for spring practice, and various collegiate and military sports stories. It mentions a Navy Relief Fund drive, ticket sales aiding soldiers, and a quirky high school shoe incident, plus collegiate players moving between leagues and training stations amid the war context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marth
Ola Uesia
Norway
Torger Tole
Canada
Tulane
George Carens
Greenies
Dog Gans
Atlantis
Pacifes
Navy Heliet Fund
Jet Louis
Sbe Simon
Citizens Bank Capture Honors In Antler League
In the final regular season, Citizens Bank clinched first place by finishing three games ahead of Hammond Elevator and The Christensen Motors in the Antler League standings. Individual scores include Kinney Spiesman and Dirk Morton contributing strong averages as teams prep for a doubles and singles tournament starting Monday, with a banquet to close the bowling season.
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Anidereg Wagne
Te Citizens Bank
Haymond Elevator Club
Christensen Mojors
Mineral Ice
Kinney Sjsesman
Sason
Dirk Morton
Glanning
Cenlar
W. Db
Pet
Oltweis Bank
Tewell
W. Spiesman
G. Paulson
F. Spiesman
Christensen Motors
McLean Isi
Easterlin
H. Paulson
Merion
Christensen
Unusual golfer leads Greensboro Open field
The Greensboro Open field shows an unusual leader as a left handed player with remarkable putting ties the course record with a 60 five under par. Benny Hogan Sam Snead Byron Nelson also among early leaders, while Wak Rod Munday shines for golf brains and consistency despite past putting issues. Bud Hassett joins news in St Petersburg report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gein
Flin
Benny Hogan
Sam Snead
Byron Nelson
Wak Rod Munday
Yhen
Gift Shop and Heimans Lead in Ladies League Play
Gift Shop and Heimans hold leads in the Fourth and Third Leagues as teams jockey for position. Zuckermians, Perrys, and Cohens Texaco contended for a three way deadlock in one division while Nichols Tax and other clubs faced mixed results. Improvements and standout averages were noted for Betty Dehlstrand and Katherine Kirin with 136 and Mildred Hachel’s 190 in respective leagues.
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Kealeretivs
Cohens Texaco
Zuckermians
Perrys
Coherns
Perrys Beajihy
Luton
Red Wings
Aucker Mans
Nichols
Heimans Jewelers
Simon Pure
Secon Place Ghapin
Folletts
Waterhouse
Esso Hall
Mately
Betty Dehlstrand
Katherine Kirin Tool
Mildred Hachel Fred
Ball L Pot Gil Shop
Cohens
Lex Saci
Satis Perrys Salon
BBC Zurkermetis
Wings Nichols
Davis
Wisners
Fay Ag
Huexel
Ake
Jones
Aia
Cohen
Sehruers
Carlson
Bal
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Helmians
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Say
Denia Wi
Ata Waterhousy Rao A
Hall
Porter Simon Pureene
Johnson
Purdey
Russell
McElroy
Boston
Lo Zuckerman
V. Baressi
Hing A
Morton
Spaulding
Ohrn
Chapin's Sluggers
Dautstrand
Polars Am
Beckwith
Gilbertevis
Nichows Taxi
New York
Vypaeigtel Ohms Morton
Potts
McMahon
Heiman
Toby
Uillick
Adams
Fralick
Oraker
Simon Pore
Slattery
Esso Hall Bain
Sorenson
F McGray
Querreveld
Aterhause
Webber
Val Fox
Lindsley
Bears Player Claims Draft Could Make League Defense Best
Bill Omnanski of the Bears says if the draft lands Don Hulson and other clubs in our league, they will form the greatest defense in the world. He predicts the impact on competition and stresses team cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ell
Bill Omnanski
The
Bears
Don, Hulson
Former Corry golf pro tours clubs in south
Jamestown March 28 Leo Anders longtime golf pro from Corry is reported to have joined a southward tour of clubs. The local sports desk notes Anders produced strong rounds, including a 78 on his second try, while comparisons to past winners and other pros highlight a volatile period in regional golf, with White praised as the best putter seen.
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Initren
Tulsa
Okla
Harold Byrd
England
Rnsal Canadian Air Force
Byrd Roned
University of Oklahoma
Jolly the Reap
Corry Golf
Jamestow
Leo Anders
AVP Brechin
Winston-Salem
Post-Journal Sports
Avlfite
Anil
Lie
Drew AO
Sui
Anderson
Sintinenih Club
Creensborn
Yue
Andere
Batt House
Cuwline
Len Weilts
Deville White
Wlailey Blondtt
White
Beter
Low
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