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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1944
Page
7
In a fragmented note a dog owner clashes with permit rules with police involvement. The corry or agency forms are unclear, but the fragment suggests an incident where officers intervene in a dog related dispute over permits and ownership.
A shattered OCR fragment hints at municipal penalties and enforcement for violations, mentioning a city, a clerk, and monetary fines in dollars. It references a date around 1944 and partial figures, but specifics are unreadable. The readable bits suggest legal or public safety consequences and fines.
Associated Press reports the Cincinnati Reds may field only three certain mound prospects this season as veteran starters depart or are moved. Arnold Carter and Bob Ferguson are 4-F, Tobias de la Cruz is Havana born, while Joe Begas and Ray Starr await commissions or decisions. Mueller and Len Rice anchor catching duties as the club counts rookies for rotation.
The New York Yankees enter the season without their usual barrage of stars after a wave of players left for military service or other pursuits. Joe McCarthy must fashion a competitive club from a depleted roster, with Nick Ettey at first base being one of the few holdovers.
Pittsburgh report says Fritzie Zivic, bound for the Army, will proceed with his bout against Freddy Archer in Newark despite medical warnings. He says his left hand injury from Milwaukee and a fracture in Detroit do not stop him, and he plans to fight again soon with Tommy Hell in Cleveland.
The spring Petersen Keg Classic bowls in Cleveland from April to May 7 open to bowlers with a 180+ average. It offers 190 prizes totaling $20,000 with a top prize of $3,000. Also in sports briefs, recent boxing results list Jeffra over Salica in Baltimore and Peralta stopped by Williams in Philadelphia, with three ex major leaguers forming a pitching staff.
Miami reporters describe a surge of kingfish along the Florida keys with 300 chartered vessels and private boats from Miami to the Gulf, as postwar fishing rebounds. Captain Billy Hatch notes record runs, a strong season, and renewed demand after wartime restrictions, with coast guards monitoring traffic and safety.
Aero Ladies sweep two from Office to seize a one game lead as 800s also win two from 660 to stay atop the Aero leagues. Helen Poktosh anchored 250A with 128 197 and a canal. Betty Lily and Jenny Newell led 933 and 800 squads with strong two game totals. Ralph Martin paced the Aero Men with multi game scores as Estimating faltered.
The Corry All-Stars travel to Warren for the Tidals of te eight tassel tournament facing Franklin. The game starts at o'clock with both teams near even on form. Franklin leads 2-1 in their three prior meetings, last beating Corry 8 6. Harold Arkwright and Ziggy Markowita from Erie joined the local roster, strengthening the Tygbile squad in the section.
Cleveland aims for a finals berth by beating Hershey in the American Hockey League playoffs. The Barons, Western division champs, lead the Eastern race with a 4 to 1 edge. A win would seal the series as Cleveland last week beat the Bears 2 10 0 and the Bears split subsequent games 3 40 1 and 4 4 2 2. Buffalo also holds a lead in its series with the junior club.
Room 5 boys swept through rooms 4B 18-5 and 1B 20-10 before edging Room in the finals 21-19 to reach next week's senior intramural basketball final. Fox led Room 2 with three goals for six points as Hobduckson paced winners 7 counters in semi. Hammond scored seven for Room 6 in a 11-8 win over Room 1.
New York sports roundup surveys college baseball coaching adequacy and turnout, plus Utah's basketball team in the National Invitation Tournament scene. Notes include coaches' trends, Notre Dame turnout, and travel constraints shaping regional teams. Also mentions Gader Bruce Drake quip and a military service note on Bobby Riehl.
A 16 year old Kansas City student captured the 126 pound Golden Gloves title before 16 680 fans in Madison Square Garden, as Chicago defeated New York 87 0. The youth displayed ring savvy with a near decision over Frank Perone, while the championship list included diversely named boxers from Chicago, Brooklyn, Detroit and other cities, highlighting a dramatic, bustling amateur boxing night.
SACHEMENTO Calif March 28 Ty Cobb Detroit star will be first eater when Cobb agrees to testify against Governor Earl Warren. Los Angeles heads to open Pacific Coast league season in Parlin Gast Tengue event slated for April 8 in Los Angeles California.
New York March 28 A's adopt a set of spring training rules including a nickel and dime poker ban. The rule’s spread could challenge experienced players who have learned to bluff. Reports from camps note Cubs pitchers and Reds hurlers uncertain while other teams shuffle staff and players amid training updates.
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