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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1926
Page
2
Henry L Farrell predicts finish order for skaters and notes standings in National and American leagues. Umpire crews listed for opening NL games. Bernstein, Vaccerelli, Stone, Shade, Moody and Turner results highlighted with match outcomes. Radio plans for Giants vs Robins and Pirates card follow, plus minor league notes and local boxing results.
Major league venues expect capacity crowds as season openers unfold across St Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia and New York. Cardinals, Pirates, Giants, Robins, Indians, Tigers, White Sox, Browns, Senators, Athletics, Phillies, Braves and others prepare lineups amid fair weather hopes and large ticket sales.
Forecasts of a record opening day crowd as Kansas City hosts Indianapolis in the American Association opener. Zinn to pitch for the locals while Burwell starts for the visitors amid warm weather and high expectations.
The Corry Red and Gn Club released its 1928 prize list for the opening front season. Members urged to pay dues to participate as arrears invalidate eligibility. Prizes include brook trout, brown trout, large mouth bass, smallmouth bass, muskalumee and more with gear from local merchants. Entries require membership card and license. all fish and game weighed at Central Garage.
A readable fragment from a Downey shop story notes a Cuban economic slump and a fishing tackle display drawing Senate attention. The piece mentions delays, a circus of names, and references to sugar industry politics, with scattered sports and business jargon and unclear events.
The body of a man identified as Pitan was found in a park in Masontown near here. Authorities believe he died from carbon monoxide inhalation while in a vehicle and are investigating the circumstances.
Today the baseball season opens and invites customers to watch every inning on a new board with a radio installed. The Arcade Billiard Parlor at 6 East Main Street promotes the event and encourages all to view the scoreboard.
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