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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1943
Page
7
Disjointed OCR text shows a public sale notice with references to a Water Office and Fire Safety, with dates and partial numbers. Mentions administrator, estate, and a 10 percent fee. Mixed, unreadable lines suggest a damaged notice about asset disposition and official proceedings.
Manfield Barliner boosted his college tennis standings at the University of Miami by teaming with Francisco So im to win the inner collegiate doubles title and add to his All-Southern laurels. Berliner and partner Mark Brown captured senior doubles, then Berliner and Ruth Colluck won the mixed doubles final, defeating Hubert Be pens and Peggy Feightier. Meanwhile, area high school football and baseball schedules fill the weekend with early district games, rosters, injuries, and training updates ahead of the fall season.
Corry High’s Orange and Black grid squad completes final workouts for Friday’s opener at Youngsville Eagles. Two more lettermen join the squad, boosting a deep forward wall and a young backfield as Coach Putnam evaluates line positions and quarterbacking duties.
John Gamer and Wilingtom clash over Stogy weeks 158 in Washington as Shoeksiit 2) victory remains unclear.
Associated Press reports Henry Armstrong declares his boxing career finished after the California Athletic Commission blocks a return bout. At 32, Armstrong had sought to fight Luther in Hollywood, but the commission’s chairmen cite risk of permanent injury. Armstrong states he is done with the ring.
Missouri is favored to repeat as Big Six champion in 1946 with a navy-backed squad easing manpower limits at several schools. Don Faurot, now with the Navy, leaves Chauncey Simpson to lead Missouri, while Kansas State and Nebraska face coach shortages. Other Big Six teams Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, Iowa State, and Minnesota-like schedules loom as veterans and reservists join trhe rosters amidst wartime constraints.
With under four weeks left, only six pitchers appear capable of reaching 20 wins. In the National League, Beazley’s Army status and Bonham Hughson’s quiet season temper expectations while Truett Sewell of Pittsburgh eyes No 20 after a likely win today. In the American League, Trout and other Tigers stand out as candidates. The piece notes past 20-win benchmarks by Blomlon Goover, Johnny Beasley, and Hughson, and previews looming pennant races.
AP reports Michigan and Northwestern in the Big Ten draw with Purdue noted for a lean season. Edges include Purdue’s 1 win and 4 touchdowns. Illinois star Agase cited for blocking prowess. Wally Bull’s Georgia roster limited by Army trainees. Navy Marine camp updates surface. Frankie Sinkwich discusses with Detroit Lions. Max Partin eyeing Philadelphia-Pittsburgh. Red Roberts linked to Washington Redskins.
A fragmented roundup notes Pan American tennis plans with players Osborne Hart and Byrought likely in Mexico City next month. It mentions Yale football chatter, major league pitchers Derringer Hubbell and Fitzsimmons, Minnesota football recruit Ray Stackhouse, and a B- rate golf scene at Couer D Alene with sparse turnout.
The Pittsburgh Pirates bought Albany players including Artie Cooksey Cuvenrilio from Albany Senators and others likely to join rotation. Names mentioned include Aldon Wilkin, Jim Hopper, Jem Toronto, Dan Chay, with family ties noted for Jim’s marriage in 1990 to Rev. MJ. Clay in Montpelier, Ontario.
Navy baseball opens a seven game World Series style rivalry this Sunday at Norfolk Naval Air Station. The roster features many former major leaguers and notable pitchers including Chunky Hugh Casey and a strong crop from both Navy stations. The event showcases a high level of play and local naval pride as teams compete for bragging rights.
The Pony League begins its best-of-five semi finals with top teams contending for the pennant. Seal, E-Doek, Janie OW, Floi jell, Wells ville, and Batavia are listed among key contenders as the Governor's Cup playoffs start.
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