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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
7
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Meyerini and spending by someone named Mr. ane. The readable text notes a person named Meyerini and a monetary or resource expenditure context without clear details or dates.
In a tense playoff series opener at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn manager Leo Durocher plans to start Joe Hatten against the St Louis Cardinals. Hatten, 14 wins and 10 losses in first year, seeks a strong outing as Brooklyn boasts a 56 21 record at home. Marty Dickson relies on past success vs Dodgers as the Cards hope to rally.
Cincinnati dispatches say the opening game of the World Series will be played Sunday October 6 in St Louis. Commissioner A B Chandler announced the date and noted a weather delay could shift the schedule if the St Louis Brooklyn playoff extends.
Pitt Panthers head to South Bend for a tough Saturday game against Notre Dame. Coach Wes Fesler notes four B players travel. team to train in Pitt Stadium then board westbound at 11 o'clock. Panthers quartering at Elkhart with Notre Dame session tomorrow afternoon at Notre Dame Stadium. Boojum Wins Race at Rolling Roch Hunt Cup in Ligonier. F Ambrose Clark's horse takes 1st by 20 lengths, ridden by J Magee in 5:21:35.
Orcutt's Firestone kegiereles moved to the top in the Third Ladies' League by sweeping two games from Frank's Tavern. Other results: Boradora Florists beat Connie's. Wayside Market defeated Chaplin's Sluggers. Myrna Schramling and Josephine Valletti led winners with multiple high games. Virginia Avillage and Thelma Bitz contributed notable scores.
Beaver High prepares for a Friday night clash with Titusville as key players nurse injuries. Sonny Morgan remains sidelined, Jack Wilson wears a cast on his right thumb, Louis Sherwood nurses a hip, Dick Peebles and Dick Geortson face knee and ear issues but are expected to start. Tickets go on sale at the Ritz Restaurant and Paul Men’s Wear to avoid gateside queues.
Brooklyn’s Leo Durocher earns praise as the driving force behind the Dodgers’ pennant push amid a youth movement. The article credits Durocher and club president Branch Rickey for assembling a mix of youngsters like Carl Furillo Dick Whitman Joe Hatten Ralph Branca Hank Bemman and veterans Pee Wee Reese and Petey Reiser as Brooklyn contends for the title. It notes the season’s surprise success and hints at potential continued rise toward 1947 or 1948.
Brooklyn October story notes Branch Rickey awarded certificates for full shares of the world series prize to players. The club also allocated playoff receipts to about 50 nonplayer staff members as a bonus for faithful service. A cabin cruiser was presented to Rickey by players at Ebbets Field last week.
Bill McKechnie leaves the Reds managerial post to coach the Indians and calls the move ideal for all, saying a baseball man with years of service can help. He believes Johnny Mize will build a good team with time. At Scenery Hill, he reflects on the looming pennant race as other teams adjust.
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