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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
7
Fragmented text references mortgages and financing items including feeders seeds and fertilizer. It mentions Rowe and Steady Write Otho and appears to be a damaged listing of financial notices with incomplete names and dates.
A jumble of classified items and notices across properties and goods. Listings include boats refrigerators pool tables and home details with addresses such as 220 Hast itso and 202 Barton, plus a legal notice about the estate of Lucy Corry in Corry Pennsylvania and administrator names.
Boxing card features 8 30 start with Joe Martin of the Erie Times as commissioner. Gossip cites Byler likely to get a raise at the next Board of Education meeting for coaching. Other items mention Dizzy Dean, Max Baer, Willard Hershberger, Bob Kline, Katherine Rawls, and local school sports out of Erie with multiple names and events.
In a two point victory over Raymond, Emblem Oils and Korn Smax edge ahead to a first place tie while Raymond and Corry Jamestown hold two delayed matches. After fourteen weeks with over 100 riflemen, the Cory Red and Gun Club league ends with a three way push for third as Wing Will marksmen lag in the standings.
Levinsky, after a 10 straight wins on a southern tour and a 2 round knockout loss to Max Buer, returns to Chicago seeking another chance at Joe Louis. He is expected to be on the next stadium fight card, but not against Louis, and reportedly turned down 15 000 to meet Louis last Friday. A rifle match between Cory entry and Meadville No 2 in Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League was postponed.
United Press reports April 19 in Kansas City Kansas crowds of about 15 000 rioted after Big Bad Wolf defeated Farmer Tobin of Humboldt. Spectators overturned chairs shouted and hurled newspapers at the ring. box office was set on fire briefly. Police dispersed the disturbance with no serious damage.
New York April 19 The Albany to New York outboard marathon on May 12 offers a 200 dollar top prize with smaller payouts to the next ten. The Middle Atlantic Outboard Association announces classes A B Gy and F outboard and class 7 inboards if entries occur. Handicaps are reduced to keep a fleet edge for class F boats, and the course is shortened to about 13 miles.
Harrisburg April 19 The state athletic commission decided to discontinue its rule prohibiting a father or brother from acting as a substitute boxer. Middie McCloskey, chairman, said the rule, adopted about 22 years ago after Lew Tender fought, serves no useful purpose.
Grensburg Pennsylvania April 19 The Pennsylvania State Association six subs with spring training a month away begin report May 1 most players. Some sand-lot Lossers may be called earlier Leo Mackey named pilot of Butler entry, previously with McKeesport, signed with Butler Indians. LeRoy Gibson faces Baby Palmore in ten round Portland bout tonight. Gibson holds a slight edge in a close fight.
Tokyo reports Gene Tunney argues that Braddock cannot endure punishment and would fail to beat Baer in summer heavyweight clashes. The piece notes Tunney’s visit to Tokyo, boxing league planning, and a session to set lineups for the All-Way Electric entry, plus the wrestling and fight results from other cities.
Jimmy Clark, crowned AL A. UL welterweight champion and New York State middleweight king, received a standing ovation at the Washington Street Auditorium in Jamestown after defending his title. Referee Jack McGier presented Clark with a trophy from the Fenton A. A. A partisan crowd cheered as he won the decision over Ray Atkinson, Pittsburgh metropolitan district welter titlist.
The Erie County Scholastic League began yesterday with Western division play. Girard defeated West Springfield 6 to 4. Bainshovn Fairview 5 to 4. Pasterton had a bye as Wales Townd-Lawrence Park and Wesleyville games were postponed.
In Erie County Pennsylvania Walter L Peake guardian petitions the Court of Common Pleas for authority to sell Mary Catherine Hasbroucks estate for five percent to pay her debts and maintenance. A hearing is set for May 20 1935 at 11 40 oclock A M. Bryan and Evans Attorneys represent the guardian and next of kin are asked to appear.
In a tight 1 0 win the Cardinals pitcher Daffy denied the Cubs with eight hits allowed and a lone homer by Joe Medwick. Dizzy Dean, recovering from injuries, remains optimistic and prepares for a Pittsburgh series as Freddy Lindstrom injures him earlier in the Cubs game. The night also showcased strong Philadelphia and Brooklyn batting, pushing the National League toward a busy early slate.
Yesterday's results feature New York 4 Boston 0 and Philadelphia 6 Detroit 4. Cincinnati 9 Pittsburgh 4 plus Philadelphia 10 Brooklyn 4 and New York Boston tied. International action saw Montreal 4 Baltimore 3 and Syracuse 8 Toronto 9 as Rochester 12 Newark 7. Today's games include Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Washington.
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