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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1943
Page
5
Beavers coach Putnam eyes four contenders as the squad closes in on a season debut against Youngsville. Veterans battle reserves and new hopefuls for key backfield spots while overall practice grows with rising team spirit.
The Corry Merchants end 1943 baseball by hosting Jamestown Hope Windows on Sunday and St. Marys Colts on Labor Day. Games start at 4 30 pm. Russ Cassett will pitch Sunday with Mike Popovich facing Monday’s Colts. Lineup features Crandall Kinney Carter Untereiner with Group Lindstrom Solyst in the outfield and Swantek catching.
Harry Feldman, a New York Giant right hander, was rejected by the armed services due to health and has left his uniform for a long rest at Sarange Lake N. J. He is not expected back this season. Feldman hit 18 homers in a month along with 4 doubles and 16 singles for a .333 average, 92 total bases, and 42 RBIs. He led the league in RBIs as August ended, while Jersey City Giants were blanked 28 times by IL opponents, a new record pace.
National League results include Brooklyn 4 New York 4 Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 1 St Louis 5 Cincinnati 4 with upcoming games NY at Brooklyn Cincinnati at St Louis Pittsburgh at Chicago. American League scores show Philadelphia 5 Boston 4 New York 4 Washington 0 Detroit 8 St Louis 5. next St Louis at Detroit Washington at New York Philadelphia at Boston Chicago at Cleveland. Pony League Hornell 1 0 Wellsville 0 4 Jamestown 10 Oleans.
In Forest Hills, Joe Hunt a Navy lieutenant and former Davis Cup player upset top seed Frankie Parker 8-6 6-2 6-3 in the Na tional singles championship. Hunt advances to face Bill Talbert in the semi finals as Pancho Segura meets Nick Kramer in the other semi.
The Dayton department store softball club clinched the Aero Supply League championship with a 9 3 victory over the 500 team in the fifth and deciding game before about 300 fans. Gary Dingfelder pitched strong innings, matching early offense from Dayton who scored six runs in the first three frames. Allen and Hoyte sch led the winners with key hits as Devereaux added two for the losers. Bill Allen, league president, praised player and manager cooperation across teams for the season.
A collage of early season notes on professional football and college matchups. Mentions H Hawterne Mitchell and Mike Tobin among players, Army Navy game anticipation, and a slice of Major League Baseball headlines with Musial and Vaughan leading statistical tallies.
Tucson Arizona September 4 There will be no intercollegiate football at the University of Arizona this year Coach Mike Castell conducted an inventory and found no letter men and only 10 returning players who have played football High School. The athletics committee recommended that football be dropped Castell will focus on intramurals Notice is hereby given to all subscribers to the Municipal Airport Fund that those desiring refunds may obtain them at the Harry Lamon Barber Shop North Central Street on September 7 or 9 between 9 AM and 6 PM or on September 8 between 9 AM and 12 noon Civil Air Patrol
Pitcher Rip Sewell won his 20th game as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Chicago Cubs 2 1 to 1. The win helped keep the Yankees and Cardinals in strong position in the pennant race while Washington and Cincinnati also posted victories. The Red Sox and A's won as well, with St. Louis suffering a late rally and Boston dropping another decision. Lupienieux outpitched Fredy in Worcester in a minor note from the day.
Nelson and Jag McSpaden pair to lead the field in the Golden Valley Invitational best ball. Nelson shot five under par on the first round as the duo posted a strong team score and topnothers in a windy Minneapolis setting.
Two women, including Mrs. Louie Leonhart of Warren, and Whipney in a Wednesday Lakewood bar bout sparked a 135-pound lunge on Chautauqua Lake. The musky measure 45 inches, believed to be the largest landed at the lake. event tied to local figures at 10 Pennsylvania Avenue.
New Orleans Holman Wile defeated Lloyd Marshall in a 169 pound bout in Detroit. Cleveland had a 0 percent mark while Taunton and Cambridge featured Freddy Cab and Altoll scoring points. John Thomas outpointed Santi Ago in Hollywood Los Angeles with a 138 pound bout ending in a loss for Santi Ago Panama.
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