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Local seller lists jaw line accessories in a quirky ad promising quality at 35 dollars. buyer inquiries noted as limited stock and first come, first served.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1935
Page
7
Local seller lists jaw line accessories in a quirky ad promising quality at 35 dollars. buyer inquiries noted as limited stock and first come, first served.
Fragmentary entry mentions a person or code NID D EL and initials B A Les with a 30 day by month reference. No clear event, place, or action emerges to form a fuller news item.
Fragmented OCR reads like a legal notice with a reference to a five thousand dollar amount and a person named Branca or Branca tied to a favorable angle. Details are unclear and partially obscured.
Fragmented OCR listing multiple rental rooms and properties in Corry and nearby, including a wood shop, 2110" room, and corner avenue locations. Includes inquiries for sale of a 83 farm, and a notice related to Mrs. te of Corry with executrix Frank in Corry Pa.
Opening day coverage notes major league games with Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Cleveland at St. Louis. Local fans show mixed interest as snow and travel hinder attendance while sports figures and prospects in boxing, track, and baseball populate a broad roster of upcoming events and player movements.
Opening day in major league baseball features sixteen teams with heightened hopes as Babe Ruth moves from the Yankees to the Boston Braves. Experts predict the Cardinals and Giants to vie for the NL crown while the Yankees challenge Detroit in the AL. Cold weather threatens delays and smaller crowds on the first day.
United Press reports President Franklin D Roosevelt to throw the ceremonial first pitch as the Senators open the season. Washington officials expect large crowds despite chilly, partly cloudy weather as the president, in fine form after a Bahama training trip, will signals the start of play with Manager Bucky Harris awaiting rotation decisions.
In Warren on April 16 Chuck Phister delivered a perfect game in an exhibition match featuring Harry Wooster against Syracuse talent now based in Canton Ohio. The event, part of the A B C competition, saw Maplewoodans and local Warren Lunch Prize teams compete, with top performers including Sammy Goemund and Bub contributing key moments despite the chaotic OCR.
Henry McLemore reports on a bold idea to stage a heavyweight title fight 1500 miles offshore in mid Atlantic. A thousand wealthy spectators would pay 1000 each, promoting a potential $1 million purse with radio and film rights, aiming to lure Schmeling against Baer or Hoffman.
Reports say McKeesport will choose Erie as the spring training site for a couple of weeks. Erie’s size and potential to attract crowds are cited as reasons the team may favor the city to cover training costs.
A local institution invites a few ambitious men to train for positions in the fast growing diesel industry. The notice promises education and occupation opportunities. For details, write J Knell at 173 High Avenue, Buffalo, NY.
Tomorrow evening’s main event in the local ring features Tuffy Rehard of Titusville and Baby Face Costa of Meadville in a flyweight bout for the Erie Golden Gloves title. Both weigh about 112 pounds and are lauded for speed and aggression. The undercard includes fighters from Corry, Union City, and surrounding towns, with Harold George and Hoyt Joln among notable matchups. Officials to be announced ringside as a large crowd is expected at the Slave Armory on Washington Street.
Snow and rain drenched Crosley Field in Cincinnati delaying the opening game. The temperature near 10 degrees was forecast as the Privateers and Reds prepared for the start.
Sub freezing temperatures and snow covered Navin Field as Detroit prepared for a sheltered opening. Chicago's Tigu's and White Sox were slated to begin the season with a home visit and staged warm up in a wintery, prepared setting.
Coury will stage a miniature A B C tournament on Recreation drives tonight with about thirty five players from the Corry City Bowling League. Three games per match set the pace as entrants line up on six alleys for the opening program amid hopes of a strong show and a shot at prize money.
New York April 16 The boxing commission hurries to resolve the lightweight and heavyweight title plans as Barney Ross seeks to shed the lightweight crown for a welter title shot against Jimmy McLarnin and Max Baer presses for a Braddock challenger. Lou Ambers and Tony Canzoneri also loom as possible rivals, while Garden officials seek to enforce existing contracts ahead of potential May 10 matchups.
Major league matchups list probable pitching batteries for both leagues. Chicago at Detroit features Jones and Sewell with Rowe and Cochrane, while Philadelphia heads to Washington with Dietrich or Marcum and Foxx. Boston at New York pairs W Wer vell with Ostermuelter and R Per yell. Gomez and Dickey. Cleveland visits St. Louis with Harder and Pullak, Newsom and Hems Leys. St. Louis at Chicago shows J Dean and Delancey, Watiteke and Hartnett. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati lists Hoyt and Padden, Freitas and Lombal. New York at Boston pairs Hubbell and Mancuso with Brandt and Hogan. Brooklyn at Philadelphia pairs Man 20 and Lopez with Davis and Wilson.
Corrys Jamestown marksmen defeated the Ajax rifle team 1462 to 1435 in City Rifle League action last evening. Tobbing led the victors with a high score of 285. Lineups:
Pittsburgh April 16 News that Pirates coach Joe Bach signed two Duquesne University stars for the 1945 season. George Rado Brookfield and Art Strutt Mingo Junction were co-captains and earned All Eastern and All America mentions last season. Both to join Pirates after graduating this spring.
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Baseball league formed last night with four unusual teams Emienton Sterling Oils Petrolia Greenville Oakingsts and Franklin. Opening day is set for Tuesday May 14 with officials meeting in Emienton to finalize arrangements.
Utilities Engineering Institute seeks men now employed with mechanical aptitude and fair education to train in Corry for expert installation and repair work. Age, phone, and present occupation requested. Address Box 21 ogre Journal.
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