Fragmentary notice hints at ongoing suffering weeks
A partial OCR fragment references ongoing suffering over weeks. No clear names, places, or events are readable to identify a specific person or location.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1943
Page
5
A partial OCR fragment references ongoing suffering over weeks. No clear names, places, or events are readable to identify a specific person or location.
Partial OCR fragment mentions a person named Jane of Mr R D and a death in Ing Ac e. It references a chief or official, with immediate coverage and a public safety context. Names are unclear due to damage. details about date and locale are indeterminate.
Baseball notes survey top hitters in both leagues, noting veterans lead while rookies fade, marred by mar and dead ball effects. Sampson naval base prepares for spring games with ex majors coaching, while soldiers and other teams plan doubles and warmups.
A chaotic sports roundup links Giants Reds and Phillies with possible Madden era moves and show interest at Madison Square Garden. Mentions Cubs right hander fitness test and a busy Columbus crowd amid racing notes. Includes remarks on Bill McKechnie Syracuse Penn State 1935 captain and upcoming boxing and tennis notes with Betz and Rollins Tulane match crowd.
Associated Press writes that major league clubs, led by Chicago Cubs, probe offers for outfielder Lou Navikoff amid holdout tensions. Cubs seek a right handed hitting outfielder in exchange for Navikoff, with other NL teams like Reds Giants and Phillies weighing cash or player deals while Dodgers and Braves watch. Prospective trades hinge on talent versus money as interleague play opens.
Stanford University oarsmen sport a 17 year old female coxswain Ann Ashley from Palo Alto. The crew, described as six foot husky rowers, say she is a tough taskmaster on duty and a favorite off duty. When she goes overboard the Cardinals win, upholding a long tradition.
Gus Dorazio avenges recent setback by defeating Joe Baker in a pro boxing match at the Arena. Dorazio, a Philadelphia fighter listed at 193 pounds, pressured Baker through the bout, with Baker gaining no lasting advantage as Dorazio won decisively. The crowd saw Dorazio sustain the pace while Baker struggled with the faster, punishing combinations.
The six team Interstate League starts its season tonight amid wartime difficulties. Teams include 1942 champion Hagerstown and others from Harrisburg Lancaster Allentown Wilmington and Trenton with games set across Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland. League president Avi H. Ehlers notes clubs overcame many obstacles to begin play despite draft and financial strains.
Five of eight members of the Pennsylvania Game Commission may be nearing retirement as quorum, meeting adjourned. The governor must appoint new commissioners. current acting executive director Gordon continues duties. No confirmation or new dates set for hunting season limits.
In a May 11 AP Features poll of 1184 Merchant Marines on Hoffman Island Hartman Island, boxing ranked highest in morale value while basketball and baseball followed. The poll lists elimination order for sports if activities must halt, with bowling and ice hockey near the bottom, and boxing favored as the top sport for morale and fitness among service members.
In New York May reports the Major Leagues show leveling averages with notable hitters. Lonnie Frey and Vern Stephens top the lists, while Chris Hackett breaks into weekly leaders. Cincinnati, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Boston players fill high spots with strong marks.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Providence recount a boxing or fighting event with names such as Archibald and Speier near Holyoke and New York. The text mentions outpointed matches and purchases of game liquids, but specifics are unclear due to damage.
A request by Howard Ty Crendall and supporters to allow Sunday baseball has spurred a board vote. Members weigh the impact on hiring, local Sabbath observance, and district sports plans while a petition grows for consideration at the next special meeting.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered boxing related names and numbers including Peralta Pang and Puerto, with references to Newark New Haven and New York. The readable bits imply match results and participant mentions but lack coherent narrative or dates.
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