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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
7
Fragmented OCR lists about a sale with horses oats and road mares to be sold one mile east on a Thursday in April. Mentions addresses, parties Payne Peake Dons and Pardons in a county court, with names like Clark Meyer and Shbery, plus a secretary. Limited readable details.
Bob Brigham earns a technical knockout over Nel Moly on an amateur card at the State Armory. The piece notes the return of boxing in the city, praises the Avenue Athletic Club, and previews spring events including opening day for trout fishing and Major League Baseball.
Augusta daily reports Pennsylvanian Henry Picard from Hershey tops a crowded field after a record 67 in yesterday’s play. Gene Sarazen, Willie Goggin, and Ray Mangrum tied at 68 as Bobby Jones struggled with accuracy. A large gallery followed the opening round with Picard and Hines leading early, while Sarazen and Jones promise strong entertainment. Ohio’s new license plates spark public amusement in Bucyrus as observers note the novelty.
Female mineralite team meets Warren women at Recreation Bowling alleys last evening. Locals drop four of six games and total pins in each match. Mille of Warren leads three game averages at 179. Hand of Warren second with 15. Foley top local with 18, Baker close at 153.
Sy United Press reports from MIONELSEN Pa that Jeannette may join the Pennsylvania State Association baseball league. El mer Dally, president, and Russell Hockenbury, secretary, will head a meeting of member clubs tonight. Indianapolis minor league club may back the Jeannette entry with financial support.
Scores from Thursday exhibitions show Detroit A leading Cincinnati N 1 2 to 1. Cleveland A defeated New York IN 5. New York A topped Boston Ad 10. Toronto L faced Washington A 10 and Louisville AAD 8. Chicago A lost to Pittsburgh UN. Montreal 1 cancelled.
Adolf Kester, 15, and Don Zehr, Northwestern freshman, contend for top honors as A A national championships reach day two in New York. Kester clinches a berth on the American team for invasion duties, edging past the work standard by Albert Wexhe. Spence loses his throne to a rising field as Weissmulter and Fick push the pace in the 150 yard backstroke and sprint events.
Sleep walker Roy Henghiayy and Cxtescu Coshuyl appear in a court record noting sleepwalking as a factor in a keeping nomination case. The fragmentary text places them in a nominative context with unclear details. Further records would clarify roles and outcomes of the nomination proceeding.
The statement details assets and liabilities including loans and discounts, United States Government obligations, and securities. It lists cash in vault, balances with banks, deposits, and total assets and liabilities, with a sworn affidavit by Blaine Kincaid, president, dated April 3, 1937, before Notary Jean Field.
The first baseball game of the season will be held this afternoon at the Washington Street grounds. The junior and senior classes of the high school meet in a practice session as both teams prepare for the contest. The class league will launch next week and run for three weeks, after which teaching players will be chosen to represent the high school in scholastic games with rival schools. Coach Bil Mye...
ALAIMSVILLE Pa April 5 a high school gym hosts a wrestling clinic sponsored by Coach Lew Shaffer Brownsville High to promote uniform officiating. Schools invited include Kittanning Pagustaway Jeannette Norwin Clearfield Trafford Wilkes-Barre and Caneas ting. Separately the Yankees morale remains high with Colonel Jacob Ruppert returning to New York from St. Petersburg Fla.
United Press reports the Golden Glove preliminaries in Pittsburgh featured multiple knockouts and technical knockouts. Jimmy O'Donnell defeated Harold Bosley, Brownsville’s Brownsville, and George Smorski fell to O'Donnell in 2:59 of the second round. Pommy Daniels beat George Busais by technical knockout in 1:18 of the first round, then decisioned Patsy Contillo. Seventeen bouts were held with seven knockouts and four technicals as preliminaries moved to 147, 160, 175 pounds and heavyweights. a Tow Club member named William Delueh suffered a severe head injury during a scarfie and was hospitalized.
Erie’s Johnny Junie headlines a Monday night amateur card at Warren as he seeks a spot in the final. Fazzin of Warren and Prankie Dunst of Bee are set to meet earlier in the evening to determine the other finalist.
Reports from Washington County Arkansas describe Goldenrod plants still standing late in the season at about 900 feet elevation near West Mountain. The hardy growth resisted typical winter onset and remained visible in December.
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