Corry sports notes and park plans plus local league updates
Readable fragments describe athletic field changes near the city park, past funding issues, and voter impact. It mentions Pete Bell and Jit Lawson as local basketball players, the Meadville Crawfords, and various county teams, plus upcoming bowling and baseball league meetings and organizational efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venanse County Colored Boys
Meadville Crawforls
Pete Bell
Dil City High
Jit Lawson
Jiyanktin
Crawforls
Bell
Beavers
Miksy
Cory
Connie Mack Faces Task of Rebuilding A's After Wrecked Roster
Veteran manager Connie Mack, 71, must overhaul the Athletics for the 1933 season. The club, coming off a third-place finish, shows a weak pitching staff with few major-league veterans, limited infield strength, and many question marks as he trims payroll and seeks new talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Connie Mack
The
Tall
Ivan Dr Dekyl
Mr. Hye
Baseball
Atletics
Coonie
Giadiger
Athletics
Simday Baseball
Innsylvania
A’s
Sesson
Mack Salu
al Shamonz
Mule Haa
Jimmy
Chionee White Sox
Mighty Catshis
Wickey Cachraney
Pip Wee
Stuf
Larly Grove
George Bartshaw
Nube Woriterg
Mas Hisholr
Jimmy Poxx
Firee
Sigeer
Nealing
Rpot
Popeye Munattey
Bob Kline
Red Sox
Thay
Sugar
Cam
Johnny Marcum
Bill Dietrich
Montreal
Tim Mckeithan
Mortfredt
Harry Ketuzak
Joe Cascarella
Jersey Cuy
Connie
Roakie Charley Berry
White Sox
Mickey Cochrane
E Xffecter
Mickey
Eddie Madjejski
Frank Heyes
Archie Martin
Hank Erickson
Louisville
Jiminy Pax
Diz Williams
Eric McNair
Pinkey Higgins
Hal Warstler
Hei ¢ Sox
Jim Wingfield
York
City
Geor. Dennre
Louisvile
Hod Jonpson
Roger Cramer
Coleman
Foxx
Johnson
Crimer
Ove
Lou Pinney
Fom Montven
Bing “Ailley
Ray
Fuielitee Yeas
le Loulaville
Petrarchan Fragments Signal a Fading Tale
A garbled text fragment hints at poetic figures and a lifelong wish. The piece mentions Petrarch and a nameless Petrycha, with references to life and a tallness motif, suggesting a literary or allegorical fragment in search of coherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrarch
Petrycha
Erie Bowlers Lead In Peoria Doubles Standings
Erie is represented by Frank Snyder and Ross Greider who place sixth in the doubles at Peoria while Roy J. Nelson of St. Louis rises to fourth in the individual class. Nelson opens with 267, adds 225 and 212 for 704. Snyder and Greider post a 1281 in doubles with strong games by Snyder including 236 and 247. Other notable scores include Reagan 660 and Cindgey 604 as the event proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Tll
Frank Snyder
Ross Greider
Erie
Roy J. Nelson
St. Louis
Nelson
Hoe
Greider
Snyder
Iit
Allium
G. Drubin
Hiré
L. Reagan
Brie
Mort ‘Cindgey
New Haven
Conn
Grieder
W. Williams
P. Floyd
Braves decline sale of Brandt to Dodgers
The Braves deny a Dodgers bid for Brandt and insist he is not on the market. Rumors linked El Grondty to a second baseman swap, but manager Bill McKeehnie says Brandt is not for sale as Dodgers face the Browns in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Brandt
Dodgers
United Press
Orlando
Aefer
Baltimore
Orioles
Bill McKeehnie
el Grondty
Casey Stensen
Browns
Giants Manager Bill Terry Sees Slump and Losses Amid Exhibition
United Press reports in Washville Tennessee on April 6 that the Giants manager Bill Terry worries over his regulars hitting and slumps. Joe Yoxouk of the Indians becomes a focal point as the exhibition circle and traveling teams prepare, with tensions rising over performance and lineup issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washville
Tenn
Janté and Indians
Bill Terry
Giants
Terry
New Orleans
Joe Yoxouk
Indians
Runyan Tops Golf Circuit as McLarnin Delays Title Match
Henry McLemore notes Paul Runyan's winter surge netting about 6 thousand dollars from six wins and record scoring while Jim McLarnin delays defending the welterweight crown. The piece compares potential opponents Barney Ross and Beppo Van Klaveren and mocks McLarnin and manager Pop Foster for stalling.
Japanese Davis Cup captain Jiro Satoh leaps to death near Singapore
Jiro Satoh 46, captain of Japan's Davis Cup team, committed suicide by jumping from a liner off Singapore as the ship neared Hakone Mary. He had suffered a nervous breakdown amid illness and doubt about facing Australia in the second round. Satoh was a former world top ten player famed for steady play and powerful forehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
TOKIO
Jiro Satoh
Singapore
Lie Lner Ha
Salacca
Satoh
Japan
Europe
Oferinis
Henri (Ofiel
Jehy to Face Yarosz in Key 12 Round Middleweight Bout
Ben Jehy of New York and Teddy Yarosz of Monongahela PA meet in a 12 round middleweight bout that could lead to a title clash with Vince Dundee for the N B A crown. Dundee will attend ringside to scout, with both fighters claiming top form and eyeing a summer championship shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Ben Jehy
New York
Teddy Yarosz
Monava
Vince Dundee
Yarosz
Pennsylvania
Duquesne Garden
Eeory
Jarose
Jimmy Smith
Brill Loses in A M A Senior Boxing Tourney
Pittsburgh April 6 Sneaky Brill of Brie fell in the opening rounds of the annual A M A senior boxing championships which drew 85 amateurs. Brill, last year's 118 pound champion, was defeated by Sammy Angott, last year's 126 pound champ, at the Tucker Athletic Club Washington Pa in a three round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Sneaky Brill
Brie
Brill
Sammy Angott
Tucker Athletic Club
Washington
Cubs Record 18 Wins in Spring Training Ahead of Season
SAN ANTONIO Tex April 6 The Chiesa Cubs stood 18 victories 7 defeats in pre season training. They defeated the San Antonio Texas League club 18 to 0 in their first shutout. Chick Klein newly acquired for 125000 homered on his debut with the Cubs. Billy Ridges and catcher Babe Phelps also connected for homers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Antonio
Tex
Chiesa Cubs
Yesena
Chick Klein
Cubs
Billy Ridges
Babe Phelps
Corry Bowling Teams Split In City Invasion
Corry bowling squads split results in Titusville. The first team avenged an earlier loss in the visitor’s house, while the second team fell to Queen City rivals. The locals lost the doubles and only one team score is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Titusville
Queen City
Boston University Hires Pat Hanley As Head Football Coach
Boston University announces Pat Hanley brother of Dick Hanley of Northwestern as head football coach. Fans debate if the 14 000 student school can lift its pigskin program with a strong hire while university officials deny any shift toward subsidized big time football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston University
Pat Hanley
Northwestern
Boston UW
Weston
Big U
Chick Meghen
New York University
Pat Hanicy
Fragmented OCR Summary From Local Advertisement Column
An OCR damaged text fragment appears to describe advertising rates and local notices. It mentions a 8 Pa mailing option and a 2.50 price, with scattered references to towns, advertising and possible economic terms. Names and clear events are not recoverable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Journal
Athletic Field
Wayne Township
Money Nowell
Toqp
Iver
Ani
Civei
Jensters
Jodke
Corry City Baseball League
Munipipal
Obhey
Streemlinig
Bill Myeran Ray
Wis Naiie
Exie Hagenagher
Germany
Will Nypit Welk Cochain
Pilfiesh
Tapen
Cochrim
Allhovign Hagenlieber
Ghentangna
Scien
Geo
Gimson
Winnie the County
Diabrich
Auctional Champioinships
Cla
Stayriie
Te Chautsiquais
Gary Vouchers
Mal “Anil
Firtibt
Mack
Philadelphia
Teye Ul Warren
Ms Gijeh
Lefty
Cleveland
Jack Lords
Brown Soutlpaw
Whai
Jaavager
Walter Jodson
Brouwis
ABC
By Henry McLemore
Paul Runyan
Jimmy McLarnin
Runyan
Georgia
Lorida
Carolinas
California
Texas
Virginia
McLarnin
Rungin
McLurain
Pop Foster
Uff
New York Boxing Commission
Whneh
Bep van Klavern
Holland
Young Corbett
Foster
van Klavern
Barney Ross
Ross
Tencher
Leonard
McLariin
Floss
Jeb
Vancouver
Jery Yarosz
Dundee
A.M. A. Tourney
Hy Clark
F Love
H. Blass
Wing-Wills
Reynolds Tsi
Wib Cragg
Lord
B. Shaver
W. Craker
Model Dairy
W. Peake
WW. Loveland
Oa. Wit
G. Abbey
L. Brown
Dwin Paulson
H. Gulick
D. McLean
Ave
Tone
Cragg
Anderson
Ibe Burr
Titusville Leete
Coburnes
Worden
Larson
G. Keefer
H. Baccus
Tis G. ‘Mulderick
Hossbacher
Titusville F. England
W. Johnson
TAS
Coburn
Apg
R. VanTassel
Dotail
Gustafson
Aus
Alexander & Co. Corry A Paulson
H. Paulson
Burr
H. Bowers
G Conradson
Gus
Titusville Go. Bracken
G. Keating
Leetees
Willi
Ww. L. Pot
Ml. Reynolds
H. Cragg
Adi Nast
Spiesman Madel Dairy
Hammond Elevator
Cohen Coal
Keefer
H. Bacqus
A. Shepner
Cohen
Coats F. Kinley
J. Cohen i
P. Waiter
Weaver
Q. Garrity
Condon
Ae AS
Doane & West Main St
Ccorry, Corry
Anthir Colional
W Bart Michiga
Carr
Industria
Mal-Wether L
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!