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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1942
Page
7
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A fragmented OCR item hints at payroll needs and later department changes tied to debarment actions. Names and specifics are unclear, but the piece suggests administrative adjustments affecting staff payments and departmental structure.
Hunters head eastward for the 1943 deer season as Pennsylvania licenses a five week hunt through December 11. War conditions, gas rationing, and snow shape plans. tips stress bleeding, draining, and proper cooling to preserve venison.
Army and Navy clash in a wartime intercollegiate game at Thompson Stadium. Roosevelt's order shifted the venue from Municipal Stadium to seat about 12,000 locals. Navy and Army anticipate a tight battle as both sides cope with losses and travel constraints. The Middies arrive without cadets from West Point, while Army relies on speed and power from its backs to test Rip Miller's Navy line.
Associated Press reports Tulsa University, undefeated this season, earned a Sugar Bowl invitation for January 1. Tulsa officials announced the ninth Sugar Bowl matchup after today’s final contests. Tulsa’s coach Henry Pringle’s Wild and Woolly team is praised for high octane showmanship that attracts big crowds.
Springfield College wound up its grid season last week and then settled into choosing an all-opponent team. The event featured Manhattan Beach Coast Guard seven at every position with emphasis on notable amateur talents. Hugh Worgle, a top Canadian hockey figure a decade ago, left a pro contract to play badminton and softball, partnering Ken Davidson in a rise that draws praise as badminton gains traction among serving personnel and officials.
Sports round up from New York discusses wartime changes in college football and military training impacts. It notes Navy training programs shaping schedules, mentions the annual Turkey Bowl in New Orleans with 47 of 50 players now in service, and includes anecdotes from figures like Col Blondy Saunders and humorous quotes about officials and cricket versus softball.
In Baton Rouge on November 2, coach Bernie Motz credits Harris for lifting LSU past Fordham. Harris, a 187-pound fullback, was reluctant to call plays, but freed from signaling duties he flourished as a passer and rusher, contributing two TD passes and the decisive 26-18 win.
Citizens Bank surged to the lead in Antler Bowling after beating Sterling Milk and Teague teams faced delays. William Spielman posted a 168 average as Bankers moved within striking distance of Hepler Motors and the top spot.
St Edward's edges St Joseph's 31 to 16 to complete a third consecutive win in the 142-4 campaign. Coach Boressi's defense stifled the opposition, with balanced scoring led by Dick Hiand Blair Ayors and Jim Jansen. Lankosh and Dowling paced St Joseph's, but the Shamrocks pulled away after intermission.
Navy captain Alan Cameron of San Gabriel California leads a single wing attack as Navy braces for the Army game at Annapolis. Cameron, a popular tailback, has engineered two wins this season and aims to finish undefeated. He handles option plays and interceptions, drawing scrutiny yet remaining central to Navy’s drive. The Salfords fullback and others support the charge as Navy eyes a pivotal victory.
Jimy Bivins of Cleveland defeated Ler Savold of Paterson in a light heavyweight bout in New York. After eight cautious rounds the action heated in the ninth as Bivins unleashed power, the crowd of 11,864 paying $25,453 for seats. Savold suffered a cut eye but remained competitive in a bout marked by little sustained offense.
New York Giants seek Treasury guidance on salary stabilization rules for players. They want to know if veterans from last season receive the same pay next season or if clubs may adjust salaries based on past performance.
Athens Ga Nov 28 Georgia Tech and Georgia football rivals clash in a climactic showdown before a near 46 000 crowd at Sanford Stadium. All the talk centers on the Rose Bowl bid with Lamar Davis Charlie Trippe and Jim Lame keying Georgia’s attack and Tech’s lineup featuring Cas eberry and backup stars in a high stakes, high drama region
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