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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1943
Page
7
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A terse report outlines Congress leaders guiding national policy through a period of upheaval. The piece highlights strategic debates, bipartisan calls for unity, and governing priorities shaping the country’s trajectory.
Coach Putnam reports a large sophomore turnout for Cory High School basketball practice. More than half the candidates were sophomores, with three or four expected to win regular varsity berths next season. The group suggests strong future potential, contrasting last season’s lean sophomore presence.
In New York Governe lo beat Johnny Jones by points at 157 pounds in a bout featuring Pittsburgh based B Hite Plains and New York fighter Gene Inter, McAdoo Pa, with a draw at 1651.
A community effort launches the Beaver Club to raise athletic standards in Comy and provide citizenship through sports. The initial goal is to rekindle youth esports interest with a talk by a nationally known football coach and moving pictures. An early meeting invites all men and boys, with a dinner to preview plans and seek school cooperation.
Robert R. M. Carpenter, 28, succeeds William D. Cox as Phillies president and plans a farm-system rebuild. He aims to hire a new business manager, align Class AA through Class D teams, and develop a working agreement with a high-level affiliate while Fred Fitzsimmons remains manager.
In Buffalo Jonily Green of 147 pounds outpointed Baby Gatento in a six round bout. In Los Angeles Manuel Ortia at 17 percent weight outpointed Benny Goldbern in a 6 round contest.
Roundup of sports items mentions aging figures, minor trades, and upcoming bouts. Notes on baseball scouts, boxing promotions, and college football coaching moves include Chicago and Army topics with named individuals such as Cox, Rickey, Waldorf, and Stidham, plus travel anecdotes like Bowden’s rough voyage.
The Raymond ladies slipped into a disputed first place in the Ladies A League as the race tightened. Wilcox Grocers upset Springmakers. Stems swept Page and Ferry. Rexall Drugs beat Wing Willinggang. Beatrice Hulings led with 139 1% 193 and Fern Flanigan top-scored for Steens.
Tom Maloney led the weekly rifle shoot hosted by the Corry Red and Gun Club under NRA supervision with a score of 194 out of 200. Other notable scores included Neward 170 Ray Potter 168 Richard Hand 163 Earl Willard 158 and Albert Dentlson 149. A bear rug is reported from a Saturday kill by Leon Davids with plans for a rug from the pelt.
A roundup of college football matchups and predictions for November 25 including Texas A and M Navy Army Georgia Tech Notre Dame and other key games with potential bowl implications and standout players noted across the Southwest Conference and national teams. Howell inducted in Wilkes-Barre also reported with word of recent professional moves.
Harrisburg reports from the State Game Commission say deer are plentiful and ammunition supplies are improving. Hunters are urged to wait for the opening next week and to follow state laws banning Army rifles. special deer permits will be issued in northern counties later in December.
In Los Angeles on November 4 Manuel Ortiz defended his bantamweight title for the eighth time this year. The "Aztec assassin" defeated Benny Goldberg by dominating him from corner to corner. Ortiz weighed 117 1/4 pounds, Goldberg 116 pounds, confirming Ortiz's consistent dominance as the most active champion.
Sammy Baugh of the Washington Redskins trails Sid Luckman by 12 completions with three games left in the 1943 NFL season. He faces the Chicago Cardinals and Chicago Bears, aiming to improve his completion rate and add a touchdown pass to reach landmark totals.
Paul Witenott of Minnesota, a standout tackle, earned Lineman of the Week honors for his performance against Wisconsin. He dominated on both sides of the ball as Minnesota won behind strong protection and run defense.
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