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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1931
Page
2
Cambridge Springs battles Lawrence Park in a county championship context as rifle and sports notes mix with local praise for Carrs Hod and Gui Cin. The piece highlights NRA style gun league performance, hints at upcoming tennis development, and references historic local teams and players amid a sprawling, period-voice sports roundup.
Beavers drop first game 8 to 1 to Ex-Highs in a muddled junior high clash. Jackson held former High stars to five hits before giving way to Quinn who allowed four runs. Houser dominated on the mound for the winners while Beavers showed bright spots in a rough debut, promising improvement in next Friday’s game.
In a spirited recount the Cleveland team with Caraway dominates a twelve score innings. The battering effort showcases sharp pitches and improved defense as a standout pitcher, Hiv Tash mel, leads with a sharper edge and better command.
All candidates for positions on the Corry baseball nine are asked to report at the Junior High field at 5:45 this evening for opening practice with Manager Greening. Representatives will travel Wednesday evening to discuss re entering the Erie County Baseball League with a definite decision expected after the midweek meeting.
Scores from yesterday include Philadelphia 3 New York 2 and Detroit 7 Cleveland 2. Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 4 in 19 innings. Chicago 4 St. Louis 1. Chicago at St. Louis and Detroit at Cleveland set matchups with Philadelphia at New York in a wrap of results.
Sophomores dominated Saturday events in the inter class meet, leading 36 to 18 over Juniors with six events staged due to field delays. Winners included Jackson and Daye in sprints and jumps, Thayer taking shot put, and multiple jun ior and sophomore placements across discus, high jump, and long jump.
A fragmented obituary note hints at a local figure remembered in a quiet, curved stone site. The text references a life marked by faith and duty, with a sense of community mourning and silent tribute.
The Corry Rod and Gun Club rifle team defeated Lawrence Park Pals 1146 to 1135 in a Cambridge Springs shoot-off for the Northwestern Pennsylvania Mile League championship. Bob Sweet led Corry with 237, while Loder topped Lawrence Park with 240. The win marks Corry’s first league crown, ending Lawrence Park’s reign since the league’s inception.
United Press reports huge attendance as both major leagues set daily records in 1931. Yankees Athletics drew a record 401000 at Yankee Stadium and Cubs crowd near 300000 at Wrigley as baseball brims with anticipated prosperity and stars.
Hugh Bedient, famed pitcher of the 23 inning battle over 20 years ago, returns as Falconer High coach for Friday's game against Corry High. The former 1912 World Series hero will lead the Falconer nine at 4 pm, directing a team noted for rapid development under his guidance.
Walter Johnson's Washington Senators pace the American League pennant race early in 1931, leading with four wins in five as Philadelphia, New York, and Detroit trail. The Yankees shown strength with early victories and a pitching duel highlighted by Rube Walberg. Chicago White Sox hammered St Louis 12 6, Detroit beat Cleveland 2 0, while Boston slipped in a 8 0 loss to Washington. Cubs beat the Giants 4 0 as Root and strong hitting produced early NL excitement.
United Press reports a crowd of 80 403 watched the Yankees meet the Philadelphia Athletics at Yankee Stadium. The attendance marked the second largest in organized baseball history, surpassed only by the 1928 Yankees Athletics doubleheader turnout.
Miss Helene Madison of Seattle is hailed as the leading U S competitor in women s swimming for the 1932 Olympic Games after sweeping three individual titles at the National AAU championships and helping Washington Athletic Club win the 40 yard relay. The meet in New York ended with the Women s Swimming Association dominating with 18 points. Madison s Washington club finished second with 27. Additional results list teams from Los Angeles and Carnegie Library Club among others.
After weeks of buildup, a wrestling show opens Friday night at Anditermm under Jack Barry. Headlining is former world champion Dick Shikai in a feature bout, with two falls out of three, plus several other bouts including Kiny Roebick and Charley Wroneex making early appearances.
Nine players gathered for a Tuesday evening practice at Janine High Field starting at 6 o'clock. All members were present for the session. A business meeting will follow the practice.
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