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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1935
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text notes a window sing event and a starting group. Names appear as Shoop and Giomnee with Suvi and June references, but specifics are unclear. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
Pooh Wit Amachin is reported in Berry PR as leaving the farm on Pal Address. Details are unclear in the readable text.
A jagged OCR listing advertises flats on Smith Street and nearby properties for sale or rent. It mentions a 202" home, farm buildings, a pool, and various items left on site. Contact C. R. or Miller for inquiries and terms.
Brown appears set to win the Cleveland roster spot as spring camps wind down. Exhibition notes show Frank Frisch’s St Louis squad improving, Selkirk’s outfield role under debate, and Giants, Cubs, and Tigers shaping up for the pennant race with cuts and uncertain roles across teams.
The Corry City Bowling League championship race nears its end with Aero Supply and Citizens Bank tied for second and multiple teams in contention for runner up. Keister's and Washington Lunch hold strong positions as Corry Jamestown and other squads chase decisive late matches toward the April 10 finale.
Pittsburgh April 1 two lightweight bouts headline Moose Temple as Dominic Mancini and Pritzie Zivic clash in a ten day boxing card run. Mancini aims to defeat Zivic then challenge Zivic brother while Mike Barto faces Jimmy Vaughan in an eight round semifinal amid a crowded boxing slate.
The Chicago Cubs travel from Los Angeles to face the Angels in Santa Monica as part of a Pacific Coast League season preview. The Cubs posted a prior win against the Hollywood Blazers in a slugfest at Los Angeles Stadium, signaling early 1930s baseball action.
London April 1 United Press reports that Wonder Horse Golden Miller failed to win the Grand National Steeplechase. Basil Briscoe, trainer for Miss Dorothy Paget, reportedly asked to remove the horse to his stable within a week amid rumors. Briscoe allegedly would continue training Paget’s flat horses but not jumpers. Paget, interviewed in Liverpool, said Briscoe remains her trainer and will strive for Golden Miller’s fastest Grand National time despite the loss, which followed his prior status as hot favorite.
Mexican featherweight champion Bahl Arizmendi defeated Wallace by technical knockout in the sixth round after dominating the bout with knockdowns. The stoppage came as Wallace suffered sustained punishment and could not continue the match.
In Logan Utah a marriage application was approved amid reported low mood and family tensions. The ceremony date or details remain unclear as officials note the process progressed through the last half of the week with no notable delays.
A confusing OCR fragment describes a hit and run involving a pedestrian, a three year old named Gail, and a woman suspect. The text is garbled but mentions recovery and a driver stopping briefly before fleeing. Names, dates, and locations are unclear due to damaged source.
Robby Jones and Gene Sarazen emerged as co favorites for the Masters at Augusta National. Jones posted a 34 36 70 in practice as rivals like Walter Hagen Leo Diegel and J Del Pari Yell joined the crowded field ahead of Thursday’s opening round at the Augusta course.
Local skeet shooting event at Hayes Crook road range draws public interest as top marksmen and plenty of participants ready to showcase shotgun skills. Nineteen strings were recorded Saturday with totals ranging from the high twenties to lows in the teens among shooters Hawlings Hopper Wy Fugle Shoemaker and others.
Corry boxing scene heats up as Luca and Brigham Gronasty Wlaseh Copas prepare for Wednesdays card at the State Armory. Local club members spar and promote a strong lineup with Foster and Earl ads circulating as fans anticipate a large crowd.
National swim championships begin Thursday through Saturday with trials and finals across multiple events. notable entrants include top American swimmers as they compete for national titles in freestyle sprints and distance events, alongside selections for future international competition.
Henry McLemore reports a lively sports page from New York listing reactions to Joe Louis versus Primo Carnera, with commentary on Dempsey, Dick Shikat, Harry Heilmann, Clink Griffith, Babe Ruth, and numerous fighters, boxers, jockeys, and teams. The column nods to upcoming clashes and notable personalities in baseball, boxing, and football era culture.
Casey Stengel, Brooklyn manager, asserts the Dodgers will contend in the first division. He outlines plans to use Bordagaray in center with Koenecke and Boyle in the outfield, Frey at short, and a veteran pitching staff led by Babich and Benge. He emphasizes confidence in his lineup and the team’s improvement over last year.
Pirates defeated the White Sox in a country barnstorming game as part of a spring exhibition series. The win marked the Pirates seventh victory in the current stretch, with the Sox struggling to capitalize on early leads.
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