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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1925
Page
6
American track star Sande, injured last summer at Saratoga, plans a comeback race at Belraunt Park next Saturday. Olympic marathon champ Albin Stenrens trains in New York ahead of 12 to 20 mile runs, with a tentative spring schedule in the United Hoats Wrong Association.
In Torin Peike tunnel a series of tilts toppled and lights failed briefly. A woman complained to the conductor that someone clashed with her. A workman muttered about a thief who swiped her exter as the scene faded in Francisca Bulletin.
A fragmented report hints at an aquatic athlete named Aquatic Star connected to Manila and Vietnam. The article notes ambitions to rejoin competition and regain place within a broader aquatic universe, citing potential training and prospects for the upcoming season.
Corry club officials say practice will begin in a week or two as repairs proceed at East Washington street grounds. Manager Greening expects to assemble the strongest possible nine, with some imports if needed, aided by a subscription drive for equipment and improvements. Local supporters already pledged funds, and Greening projects a formidable squad with ample practice.
In Oil City’s Saturday track meet Oil City scores 80 points while Youngsville racks up 42. standout scorer LaBree leads Youngsville with 23 as Knox and Oil City runners claim multiple events. Albert Foster named high school coach at Greenville.
New York April 20 Cleveland Indians have not lost a game in four starts while the Cincinnati Reds are 5 for 6 as early-season pace setters. Giants loom strong with John McGraw’s squad moving fast, while Connie Mack’s Athletics show power and depth.
April 20 Ruth remains improving at St Vincent's Hospital after an operation. Dr Edward King reports Ruth back to normal and resting to rebuild strength. A Babe Ruth release noted recovery may take longer than two weeks. Frankie Schoell of Buffalo defeated Jimmy Duffy of Oakland to win the Pacific Coast welterweight title in San Francisco. Schoell dominated with a strong jab and won rounds five seven eight and nine while Duffy won only round three.
Warren High School track team selects athletes for a local meet. The roster lists event entries including sho tput high jump and sprint events with times and marks, naming racers such as Schumacher Mack and Kalterbach among others.
Coach Bile leads Wooster College in Ohio as Manley and Lerhull join a lineup aiming to challenge Chia Lape Lerhull losers. The team prepares for the spring Ohio conference meet with pack simon in key shooting and defense roles.
An early notice outlines the start of horseshoes and mushball events in the week of May 11. It notes entries for the American League and Musball League with multiple teams expected to participate and plans for opening games in mid May.
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