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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1943
Page
7
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A compact preview notes a tense late clash as United faces a tough opponent in a pivotal night game. Key figures are expected to star, and coaching strategies hinge on defense, pace, and clutch finishing to decide the outcome.
Major league races tighten as the Washington Senators and Cleveland Indians slip, while the Brooklyn Dodgers see their streak halted by the Boston Braves. The Reds trim their gap as New York Yankees beat Philadelphia and Detroit splits with Chicago, with rain and curfew reshaping Philadelphia’s doubleheader. distant notes on Giants and Phillies tie.
A busy Interstate League season ends amid oddities such as triple play feats and a league protest over repeated games affecting pennant outcomes. Lancaster’s Woody Wheaton stars while Lefty George and Julius Rykovicn shape Notre Dame’s football opening. Also notes on frogs as bait ban, boxing veteran Jimmy Clark, Emmy Morrison’s Erie shortstop role, and MBS World Series broadcast funding to charity.
National League results include New York 6 Philadelphia 5 Chicago 7 Detroit 1 St. Louis 3 Cleveland 0 Washington 3 Boston 2. Today's games feature Philadelphia at New York Cleveland at St. Louis Dewolt at Chicago Boston at Washington. American League scores show Philadelphia 4 New York 4 and Boston 3 Brooklyn 0. Monday schedule has New York at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Boston. The UW Golf Association was formed in 1894.
Four schools with Navy V-12 units shape Southern Conference football this season. Duke, South Carolina, Richmond, and North Carolina rely on regu lar trainees or 4-Fs, with limited college play experi ence. Wake Forest carries eight veterans while others report near-zero college football experience as war-time schedules loom.
Cornell coach Carl Snavely prepares to face Bucknell in a clash at Ithaca on Saturday for the first time since 1917. Bucknell's Johnny Sitarsky, once a Bucknell player under Snavely, now leads the Bisons as coach in a reunion of past ties.
In Seattle Jimmy Garrison outpointed Saveria Turielo in a 160 to 150 bout while Enrique Bolanos of Mexico City knocked out Bert White of Chicago. results list bouts in New York City and Los Angeles with city and weight notes. A separate item notes twenty five cities with publicly owned power plants charging an average of 8.02 per 100 kWh versus 3.89 at private plants, Jacksonville Play the lone public case charging 4.60.
The Ladies A League opened bowling action as Page and Ferry Grocers swept three from Steers while Wing Will and Wilcox Grocers each took two from Rexall Drugs and Raymonds. Edna Fralick led Page and Petry with strong series, while Rosa Baker anchored Wilcox with high individual scores and Wing Will posted the night’s best team total.
A sports roundup from New York surveys NFL teams the Redskins Bears Packers Giants Lions and Lions prospects for the coming season. It notes Sammy Baugh's form, Jenkins possible loss, Wilbur Moore as a defensive standout, and rookie progress from rookies in New York Giants and Green Bay Packers. Also mentions Bill Hetzrt leaving the Boston Braves and a veteran football and military service commentary.
Four Pitt freshmen football players have left the squad, with coach Clark Shaughnessy saying they were not particularly important to the team. He indicated the players sought other opportunities and would be named.
Pittsburgh reports President William Benswanger announced the Pirates acquired Edwin Pyacher Hoe, a left handed pitcher from Columbus of the American Association, for no cash and two players to be named later. Hoe posted one win and nine losses this year with 325 strikeouts and 51 hits allowed. Bobby Dobbs, brother of Glenn Dobbs, is at West Point after the Sugar Bowl.
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