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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1943
Page
7
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In a tense lineup shift, Brooklyn’s youngsters beat New York 4-3 to extend a six game run. Luis Olmo sparked the rally with a single starting the eighth, then drove in the winner in the ninth. Meanwhile Cleveland edged Chicago 2-1 behind five hit games from Grove and Al Smith, with four Cleveland hits in the pivotal sixth.
The piece notes Walter Hagen dismissing Joe Kirkwood as a rival for a golf match. It also hints at Army Navy football game timing, potential site debates, and assorted autumn sports notes including fishing, hunting, and local coaching updates across several teams, with a focus on the era’s interwoven sports enthusiasm and public interest in major events.
The 600 Department sorpoon team tied the Aero Supply League final with a 6-1 win over Dayton. Jim Green struggled on the mound for the losers and left in the third inning. Gary Dingfelder pitched superbly in relief, shutting down Dayton for the remainder. Seamens started for the Series, allowing six hits and keeping Dayton's offense mostly in check aside from one third inning run. Dayton will seek the title in tonight's decisive game.
Roundup notes Pancho Segura vows to celebrate a national tennis title with a funded party. The piece surveys sports figures inclinations to retire, gear buys, and public image moves, naming Leemans, Owens, and other players amid a flurry of club chatter, training camps, and upcoming events.
A man is charged in Jacksonville at the naval air technical training center after an alleged pole related incident. The case involves local authorities and Queens police reports. Further details remain unclear due to fragmentary source text.
Work Group asks all Corry Merchants members to report at Loveland Field tonight at 5:30 for practice in preparation for the weekend games against Jamestown Hops, Windows, and St Marys Colts. PONY LEAGUE results: Lockport 3, Hornell 1. Batavia 10, Olean 2.
Forest Hills reports Kramer 22 and Ted Schroeder win National doubles titles. Kramer, a Coast Guard member seeded third, delivers unseeded upsets en route to quarterfinals while Sarah Cooke and daughter Pip Gooke receive practice support as they challenge in the women’s side. Segura looms as top draw with Greenberg in potential clash. Gooke and Navy connection noted.
AP reports Houston September notes Georgia Rice coach Jess Neely faces an excess of football candidates as teams begin training. He recalls past smaller squads and explains workouts now run an hour daily with many players idle or in lab work, complicating cuts and selection.
American League results show Detroit beating St. Louis 8 to 4 and Cleveland 2 to 0 over Chicago 1. The schedule lists New York at Brooklyn and St Louis at Detroit with other games postponed. In tennis, Mrs. Cooke advances to meet Pauline Betz in the semi finals.
Philadelphia war bond leaders push to move the Army Navy football clash to Municipal Stadium. Chairman Roger W. Cupp cites strong public support and a 198,000 capacity, as Assistant Secretary John J. McCloy notes the game would be played but location uncertain.
Philadelphia September results show University of Pennsylvania men dominating the Franklin Field meet. The Quakers’ varsity squad captured eight of 18 events, topping Princeton with 21 points and edging Villanova, Penn Military College, Swarthmore, and others.
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