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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1944
Page
7
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The Beaver Club with 500 members saw a turnout of only 38 at the Wednesday meeting. President Richard Bachotney has steered the group well, but low attendance alarms supporters about the future of local athletics programs. Bob Garbark, veteran infielder, is discussed as a potential asset if medical exams permit his return. The piece questions wartime service rules affecting baseball 4-Fs and their impact on the season. Raymond bowlers plan a mixed doubles tourney next week, and Hazleton star Red Meinhold may miss the state final. Duquesne is highlighted as a strong opponent, while remarks on 7-10 splits and five personal fouls in basketball are noted.
Baseball news from March reports Roberto Estalella of the Philadelphia Athletics aims to debut against the Pirates. Other notes cover Hal Trosky’s return to White Sox duty, Dodgers- West Point postponement, and several spring training lineups across the league with injuries and returns shaping opening exhibitions.
Hershey Bears and Cleveland Barons remain deadlocked in the American Hockey League playoff semi finals. Buffalo had swept Indianapolis four games to one to reach the finals, while Hershey rallied from a 3 to 4 series deficit with a four goal second period to win 5 to 3 and push the series to a decisive seventh game scheduled Saturday night in Cleveland.
Major league managers fear losing key players this spring as Phil Rizautto Benny McCoy Vince Smith Don Padgett Don DiMaggio Tom Earley and Chack Wagner depart to a club between seasons. Norfolk Naval Training Station Sailors schedule 100 games against bases and coast guard teams while Dee Miles backs up an infield with Idle Fletcher Bill Blattner Fred Chapman and Sherry Robertson. John Mooney previews post season basketball with Utah State Dartmouth and St Johns dominating. Al Schacht debuts as baseball broadcaster on April Fool's Day. A blind Detroit hockey team uses a jingling puck. George Hennessy failed to join the Yankees but targets their top pool players. Virginia boxing champ Bob Finley becomes student president. Hank Anderson comments on college coaches for Redskins job. Lieutenant Gilbert Robinson returns from sea and is a 16-letter athlete with multi-sport notes, Bill Meany shifts from Yale swimming to golf with air force duties.
Phil Amoroso leads a five man squad to win the Raymond sweep stakes with a 2018 three game total and 110 prize for Amoroso. Teammates Al Fox Pete Dubrosky Ralph Bailey and Fred Taylor posted 937 974 and 1007 games while Fred Taylor added 180 160 and 150. Wiggers' squad finished second with a 2872 series and 20 prize. Walt Bertram's team took third with a 2484 set and $19 prize. Amoroso also earned all events honors in nine games totaling 1972 with 615 singles 108 doubles and 581 team points.
Utah defeats St John s of Brooklyn 44 to 26 at Madison Square Garden before 18 125 fans. The victory crowns Utah college basketball champions after a season that moved from NIT exit to national title contention. Proceeds from attendance benefitted the Red Cross.
Georgia Beaudick, former lightweight champion, meets Juan Zurita of Mexico tonight in a million-dollar class showdown at Madison Square Garden. The Beau, a 1-3 favorite, aims to extend his gate total past 1,009,000 from Garden bouts as about 16,000 fans are expected. Last night in Highland Park N J Hercules Powell and Johnny Brown fought to a decision, with Johnny Thomas defeating Lerry Kelli in Perth Amboy.
Colorado anglers look to a postwar fish bank as licenses rise and restocking expands. Durango hatcheries led a 1948 effort that released hundreds of thousands of trout into state lakes and streams, with Vallecito Lake cited as a key headwater. Major schedule notes include cadet movements at West Point and Brooklyn.
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