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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1931

Page

2

Fifteen candidates at first junior high baseball workout

Fifteen candidates attend the first pre-season workout as Coach McCall seeks a larger squad for 1931 Beavers. Veterans Quinn Jackson Bach elower, plus others, will anchor the outfield and infield as practice continues in spring weather. The first game is set with Warren on April 11, with a full schedule to follow once rehearsals settle.

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Baseballday Outlook and Local Sports Notes

In notes from today’s sports page the 183 man Beavers begin workouts as coach McCall plans to rotate seasoned players like Jack cou Badhomer Quinn and others around the squad. The team eyes a strong spring schedule with a need to field a more powerful lineup to contend with top scholastic teams. Shields the American tennis star from New York is highlighted as a leading No 1 singles prospect for Davis Cup play with facing France. An upcoming spring baseball and football mix includes schedules, potential two-team summer setups, and plans for an early season meeting on local independent baseball efforts and veteran affairs.

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Dempsey Faces Rest After Strenuous Heavyweight Runs

Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey is ordered to rest for two months to overcome a nervous condition after a grueling schedule. Doctors at the Mayo Clinic warn of physical exhaustion, forcing cancellation of nearly 100 engagements and prompting Dempsey to retreat from public life or seek a quiet stay for recovery.

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Indians Rout Red Sox 15 to 8 in Exhibition Victory

With strong pitching by Wid performers Sraith Burwell and Cvengros the Indians overwhelmed Wetnjor league teams in exhibition play Witt reckless regularity. The Indians trimmed the Boston Red Sox Yue o Unire Uime yesterday in a decisive 15 to 8 win in game one of a doubleheader.

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Rockne’s Magnetism Elevates Notre Dame Glory

George Kirkley profiles Knute Rockne’s leadership era at Notre Dame, detailing his dramatic in‑lockroom moments before battles with Northwestern and Army, his motivational tactics, and the lasting impact on players and program. It notes Rockne’s rise to fame, financial success, and untimely death.

Giants Fail Offensively As Pitching Weakness Lingers

Henry McLemore profiles the New York Giants facing a fragile pitching staff and inconsistent depth. The piece notes upgrades to four top rivals, shifts in the lineup led by Johnny Vergez, Lindstrom, Ott, and Vergez’s fielding, and the uncertain arc of the Giants’ three-ace trio Walker, Finneimmons, and Hubbell.

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Fordham Pitcher Sets Dual Win and Loss Record

Artie Loughlin of Fordham University pitched in a 14 inning game yesterday and faced 61 batters while allowing 29 hits and striking out 42. He was the winning pitcher for one side and the losing pitcher for the other in the same regulation contest.

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Kid McCoy Asks Pardon From San Quentin Prison

Newman Selby known as Kid McCoy has asked Gov Rolph for a pardon on his conviction for manslaughter and assault in the Los Angeles case that led to a 20 year term. He cites appeals by ex Governor Alfred Smith and U S Senators Copeland and Wagner and governors of four states. McCoy says he has held five jobs awaiting offers and hopes a June hearing before the state prison board will help his case.

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SHARKEY TO FIGHT CARNERA ON JUNE 10 IN NEW YORK

Promoter James J. Johnston targets June 10 for a 15 round heavyweight bout between Sharkey and Primo Carnera. The New York State Athletic Commission may reinstate Carnera contingent on charity payouts, with existing contracts and potential prior rights claimed by Madison or Squire Cardan.

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Philadelphia Boxers Score Narrow Decisions and Draws

Lew Massey of Philadelphia won a ten round decision over Ray Miller of Chicago. Tommy Paul of Buffalo defeated Phil Zwicks of Cleveland in a ten round bout. Lew Wranklin of Brooklyn drew six rounds with Heinie Hart. Leo Dazzo of New York knocked out Luci Abella of Newark in four. Jimmy Mack of Philadelphia beat Benny Tressido of Newark in six.

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Billy Jones Defeats Rosenbloom In Non title Bout

In Pittsburgh Billy Jones of Philadelphia defeated light heavyweight champion Maxie Rosenbloom in a ten pound non titular bout at Madison Garden last night. Referee Fed Robinson cast the deciding vote after one judge backed Rosenbloom and another Jones.

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