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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1944
Page
7
A fragmented OCR snippet shows scattered letters and incomplete words related to a board and pictures. The readable portions hint at an image or display with serrations or sharp edges. No cohesive event or people are identifiable from the fragments available.
Incomplete OCR fragment outlines a local event with items like new and favorite mentions and a tally of a few numbers. Readable entities include places and a few numbers while core details remain unclear.
The fragment lists cattle entities and breeder references including a mill, farm and two year old fresh Holstein and Jersey stock. Names such as Arthur, Sharp, R. D4, Seoulen appear, with scattered farm and Creek references. The text hints at a midweek auction or sale listing without complete details.
The note references stock selection amidst recovery measures planned for the next day. It implies a cautious approach to investment, focusing on assets with potential gains as policies shift. No specific companies or dates are provided in the readable text.
Weather is favorable for players development as boxers and ball players adjust to spring drills. Notable items include Sammy Baugh coaching Rotan High, boxer Kid McCoy obtaining a referee license, Gil Jarvis getting a Dodgers tryout, and Armstrong passing a physical ahead of Army service.
Harry Gumbert of the St. Louis Cardinals, tallest pitcher in the Nations League, aims for his 100th major league win. He became the first big leaguer this season to complete a nine inning game, limiting the opponent to six hits and one ninth inning run. Since 1941 he has 80 wins and 15 losses, with six wins against the Giants.
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League hosts a shoulder to shoulder match at Corry Rad aid Gin Clubville range tomorrow at 7 20 pm. Marksmen from Titusville Meadville Lawrence Park Walnut Creek and Grove City participate with Grove City a league member advised sharp shooters. Two rounds of ten shots will be fired from prone and off hand with individual scoring. a perfect score is 200. The group will also elect a new treasurer secretary to replace Bob Clancy who has joined the service. A lunch follows.
Detroit gains a potential breakthrough catcher after the 1943 trade, with Swift recalling a pink slip memory and vowing to prove himself. Tiger executives and teammates recognize his talent and potential impact.
The Thumbhall preview outlines the Tigers with solid pitching and reliable catching, an infield rated fair, an outfield pairing noted as average, and a weak batting finish, placing them in second division contention.
Folletts moved closer to Chapins Shiggers in the Third Ladies League by winning two of three games. Folletts posted high game scores 650 895 617 while Chapins tallied 634 921 646. Jane Peldhus led with 161 165 140 for the victors, Virginia Armitage 157 11 127 for the losers. Mabel Shoppe Jassies defeated Gift Shop 3-0 with games 589 601 658 and Gift Shop 647 573 606.
Pitt announces a balanced nine game football schedule for fall 1944 under coach Master Clarke Shaughnessy. Key opponents include West Virginia Notre Dame and Indiana with Illinois, Carnegie Tech, Penn State and Army also on the slate. Some changes possible if certain games fail to be arranged. Local boxing results note recent bouts in Elizabeth City with several knockouts and notable performances.
The Buffalo Bisons face the Cleveland Barons in game two of the final Calder Cup series. Buffalo won the opener 4 2 in Cleveland and has not lost at home in 12 straight starts. Manager Eadie Shore reports two minor injuries to Larry Thuteault and Fred Thurber.
Mae po Pittsburgh April 0 between Besil Jack former ij weight champion and Pitielyrga Billy Miller who has 28 st triumphs. Joomad st possibility. Mintz announced negotiating with Jack's wumager for bout. Outdoor match planned for May 22 if consummated. Coaches Art Chapman and Bill Cook of the Aarons say they will use the same starting Te ups that took the ice in Chevelaind Tuesday.
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