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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1942
Page
7
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In April the town announces series of bond issues to fund war and public works. Officials urge residents to consider subscriptions, outlining bond terms, interest rates, and payment schedules for the community.
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Tennessee varsity action draws attention as Stabe and Stroup Aillman lead in notable sports events. Other sport news also highlights emerging talents and upcoming competitions at university level.
The Lions, hampered by limited reserves, rely on seasoned backs led by Aldo Genet and Merl Brown with Bill Van Lenletiot and Jack Banbury among top performers. Coach Stile aims to match last year’s seven wins as several veterans depart and sophomores step in, while Bill Van Lenletiot’s high school fame looms over the backfield.
In St Louis, 1949 World Series opener set for Spars Park with Matt Batting for Cardinals and Rufus Ruffing for the Yankees. Buffing named to pitch Game One, Bonham to start Game Two as crowd nears 25,000 with high expectations for a seven game set. Cards’ hitters praised while Yankee veterans loom.
In a wartime local sports roundup Rayonds edge Rexalls in a Ladies A bowling league, with Rexalls taking two of three. other matches see Wing Willi and Page nd Ferry Grocers win to climb standings. Also notes on players in military service and plans for an early morning football game for war workers.
ST LOUIS September 30 Joseph Vincent McCarthy 58 year old manager of the New York Yankees reads this players into the World Series against the Cardinals with confident memory. The Cardinals of 1926 featured Honus Wagner and Billy Burke now a young manager of the current Cardinals. McCarthy is torn by doubting and pride as he reflects on past Cubs years and World Series losses.
Harrisburg report notes a surge in hunting as defense workers seek leisure while war production climbs. Early firearm sales soar in areas including Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Harrisburg as managers predict a larger hunter group this season. Shortages push buyers to act soon prior to the October 31 small game season.
The Heplers win two games against the Plumbers in a league contest with close scores and standout performances from players like Spiesman and Kinley. Key figures include Waite, Gragg, and Hindman delivering solid totals as the team builds momentum for upcoming matchups. Substantial mention of the minor details and team lineups appears throughout the compact report.
Waterford faces Corry tonight in a chaotic Erie County clash with Beavers scouts, lineups, and the crowd awaiting a decisive bout. The article notes Beavers and Seavers players, starting guards, and prep for a home advantage, with tickets and demonstrations mentioned.
Frustrated fans clash with scalpers over World Series ticket prices as the sale opened. Club president Sam Brennon cites 22 870 units allocated including 2000 grandstand and 900 overflow boxes, with remaining tickets going to season-ticket holders and owners’ groups.
Widespread attendance drops noted as Michigan and Ohio State hosted big games while Minnesota and North Carolina faced lower turnout. Report cites Michigan's small crowd and lower overall figures, with several programs seeing the steepest declines since 1983 era, amid a broader pattern of reduced interest on opening weekend.
Harrisburg reports J Richard Beamish, a Pennsylvania utility commissioner and former player, urged dropping football in wartime for military training and fitness. He warned against weekend sports and public amusements as the state prepares to limit equipment and travel to support the armed forces.
Maurice Lee Easter, center for the Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers, joins the Army today as a private. He will serve as a physical education director for the Ravancett Bombing School at San Angelo, Texas, as announced from the Army center.
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