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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1935
Page
7
A jumble of sale and rental notices from Corry, Pennsylvania. Listings include rare coins for sale, jewelry by a jeweler, house and garage rentals, post office street references, and a farm sale listing seven miles south of Pielock with cows and farm equipment among goods offered.
A loose, lyrical feature extols Corry’s nine hole course perched on Allegheny foothills northeast of the city. It lauds the scenic valley views, rolling fairways, and tall woods, noting the standout quality of the green, well-kept greens, and the breezy high-altitude setting.
In Pittsburgh Pa on April 4 Timmins Mancini and two local boys were reported as matched in a bout. The event details are unclear due to OCR errors. The article mentions a twelve second route and a preliminary hit by Gules Bee.
Nearly six hundred boxing fans gathered at the State Armory for six fast amateur bouts sponsored by the First Avenue Athletic Club under A A U auspices. Changes trimmed the card with Poptye Goons and Johnny Doyle removed from the semi finals, leaving two youths to stage a crowd pleasing main event in a tight center ring.
Ad Weaver a Cleveland Golden Gloves champion tops the card while Bob Brigham earns most improved honors. Leo Finneran and Jerry Cole head the ring in a string of amateur and professional bouts. Ray Peebles supervised the event. Attendance reached 96 with Gairy the Kid Brien among spectators. Bloss won the bowling prize of 661 for a razor set.
Three of eight teams are slight favorites to win the Pittsburgh six day race which begins Sunday at Duquesne Garden. Noted pairs Walthaur-Crosidy-Lebage Van Kempen-Telding-Otleyale are favored with Hillien-Vopel-Battell labeled a dark horse. Women bowlers from Warren will meet Corry tonight while exhibition baseball results list several games including Brooklyn and New York wins.
Rusty Crane of Spring Greek defeated Raymond Tarr of Corry by decision in the 125 pound bout. Bob Brigham of Corry stopped Neil McKay of Spring Greek in the 142 pound class. Bob Franz of Gorry beat Frank Mudge of Union City in the 155 pound bout by knockout in the first round. Steve Grunasty of Corry won over Pete Klasch in the 122 pound class on a judge’s decision. Norm Bennett of Spring Creek defeated Chuck Schultz of Corry in the 142 pound semi-final. Joh Doyle of Union City triumphed over Looney Goons of Gorry on a judges decision in the 150 pound final.
A chaotic card features Doyle delivering decisive body shots against Coons, with Seints pinch-hitting for Lee after the semi move. Bennett defeats Schultz in a cautious third round, Grunasty dominates Klasch with countering floors, and Pring outpoints Mudge as Prinz clears the ring with precise lefts and rights.
Honext Lamperton named to State Game Commission invites Corry Row and Gun Club members to the annual banquet at the Masonic Temple on Friday evening April 12. Linyd Meordini, president, announces a fine program with film reels from Field & Stream on bird dog hunting and fishing. Officers aim to make this gathering highly successful and hope Commissioner Lambertot will address the dinner.
United Press reportsSyraqush New York April 4 Brunswick Red Crowns and Spartums, leaders of the American National League, head to the New Morte region for the American Bowling Congress opener. A nationwide hook up and Strohg Bar of Detroit loom as favorites. details show a packed night with matches across several states.
United Press report from Augusta details Gene Sarazen named 6 to 1 favorite for the Augusta National golf tournament. Bobby Jones, sentimental runner-up at 8 to 7, faces tough odds amid question of form. Horton Smith, defending champion, and a field including Olin Dutra and Lawson Little compete for a $2,104 prize fund.
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