Fragmented Jersey notice outlines equipment sale terms
Readable fragments indicate a local sale of call equipment with references to cash payment and eight dollar amounts. Key details missing due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1941
Page
9
Readable fragments indicate a local sale of call equipment with references to cash payment and eight dollar amounts. Key details missing due to damaged text.
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The opening of the 1941 trout season in Pennsylvania is expected to bring big crowds to streams like French Creek and Lake Pleasant. About 00,000 anglers are anticipated as conditions are described as ideal for early-season fishing with traditional flies and minnows in use. Local anglers Paddy Wilcox and Harry Wilkinson debate curves and tactics while top players and teams in nearby leagues prepare for the season and tournaments.
The opening trout season is set for tonight with about 200,000 anglers expected to fish. Stream conditions are said to be steady with heavy catches forecast on day one. Local anglers plan early runs and use common garden worms and Deeper rigs. fire danger is high and wardens urge extreme caution on dry woods and streams.
The bowling meet starts tonight with singles events running through Wednesday and doubles scheduled for the following week. Top locals Cragg Baker Keefer Miller Anderson and Severn are expected to score well as the handicap tourney offers prize money in a strong club event at the city lanes.
Joe Schultz Sr 49 longtime director of the Pittsburgh Pirates farm system died suddenly in Columbia South Carolina yesterday after taking ill during a business trip. At his bedside were his wife and son Joe Schultz Jr the Pirates rookie catcher. Schultz a Pittsburgh native began pro baseball in 1911 with the Vandals and spent 16 years directing the Pirates farm system.
Dunkirk reports from April 14 on the International Board of Inquiry for the Great Lakes Fisheries proposing harmonized regulations for both the United States and Canada. Delegates from Buffalo, Angola, Irving, Silver Creek, Dunkirk, Barcelona back uniform net sizes and seasonal lengths to boost the commercial fishing industry. The article also tangentially notes Warren High School graduation impact on local scholastic activities and football plans, with teams facing adjustments in the fall.
Opening day of the major league season pits the New York Yankees against the Washington Senators in Washington. President William Howard Taft was expected to throw the ceremonial first pitch as 39,000 fans gathered to witness the national event.
Openers in New York April 14 preview American League matchups including Motta New York at Washington and Chicago at Crevuland, with National League games at Brooklyn and St Louis. Managers aim to rebound as Joe McCarthy starts revamped Yankees with southpaw Markis Russe ds. season notes mention Rimes and Bar Manager Bucky Barris.
St Paul April 14 The 4083 total by Vogels Bros leads a crowded field as Dan Pose faces hard luck in golf. Chicago and Detroit teams vie for the team title with expectations of a 3100 score before the windup. Cleveland bowlers set pace on Easter as Kenes and Boris boost doubles standings. Pose remains hopeful U S Open glory could come later.
Warren High schools prepare for a challenging season as graduation depletes three major squads. Coach Homer Fleming loses key gymnasts Eugene Pring and Wilbur Yrautman while football veteran Dick Johnson remains the only returning letterman. Basketball faces further turnover with Martin Smith Don Sharp and Bob Wright as substitutes and limited eligibility for Shayn.
Atlanta reports Phillies paid the Athletics 87500 for third baseman Ella Nagel. Observers think Merrill Mayt could be moved to the outfield, with Nagel shifting to the outfield to shield against Joe Marty possibly being drafted. Nagel was the International League home run leader with a batting average near .270.
Bobby Jones, former ruler of the fairways, still plays well though timing falters. In the Augusta Masters he finished well down the field while playing at Hast Lake on the Bar 70 layout, tying his own course reward with a 32 316.
Palo Alto and Detroit reports highlight record vaults and fast times. Cornelius Warmerdam upstages his world mark with 15-12? inches vault as Velio Mowarner sets indoor 80 meters best. Stella Walsh equalizes a high standard with a notable record. In Detroit, Brune edges Cop for a key pro championship victory. Pinehurst features Alexander and Strafad winning amateur and public links events while Chicago hosts national AAU action.
By Judson Bailey New York April 4 1934 Connie Mack predicts a five team race in major league baseball as Washington and New York frank the breaking season. Mack notes increased money and television influence shaping the leagues and favors his Athletics while praising other contending clubs and their pitching depth. The article surveys expectations across the American and National Leagues with multiple teams eyed for the pennant.
Zivic weighs in as the New York event highlights a national boxing program. Prigzie Givi faces Mike Taylor of Boston for a ten round title shot. Also on the bill are Frank Hay, Janinazzy of New York, and Jimmy Leto. A left-rounder between two welterweight contenders is scheduled in Baltimore tomorrow night.
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