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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1946
Page
7
Fragmented text from an Erie area item lists small quantities and names. The readable portions mention 64 bassieres and a 1 ounce package, with personal names like Lora Smith and Bennett. The fragmentary source offers little coherent event or outcome to summarize beyond listing assorted items and people.
Fragmentary listing mentions writers, machin instruments, victrolas, cash registers and electric skates offered for sale. Includes prices around 20 and 80, with references to rooms and a house on a street, likely a local auction or sale notice. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to OCR damage.
The Spotlag News notes a growth in major league scouting as clubs expand their farm systems. Teams like the Cubs and Giants lead in scouts, with the Red Sox and Senators adding staff. Expansion pushes development in minors, signaling fewer large sales and a shift to cultivating homegrown talent.
Washington’s vaunted pitching staff has failed to deliver in four games, with no complete game and frequent bullpen usage. The Yankees edged the Senators 4 to 1 at Yankee Stadium as five Washington batters issued five walks and hit two batsmen, yielding 18 total bases and a ninth inning rally sparked by DiMaggio’s double.
Pittsburgh April 20 Rip Sewell ready to start for the Pirates in the season opener. The veteran pitcher, famed for his blooper delivery, hopes a rebound year follows illness in his family and a midcareer decline.
Yesterday's results list New York at Brooklyn and other NL matchups with New York beating Washington 7 6. American League shows a lone scheduled game and various city pairings including Chicago at St Louis Detroit at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Boston. International League Newark edged Buffalo 2 1 while Baltimore defeated Rochester 9 4.
Russell Patterson led with a 94 as Patterson High dominated the Titusville range event. Scores listed show multiple shooters from Northwestern Fire League teams including Hogue Hofman Bache and Davis among others, with Patterson’s 94 high amid a dense tally of 60s to 90s.
Directors of Gary Country Club have arranged a pre opening breakfast at Sul May 8. From 2:30 to 12 will offer hem and eggs bacon and coffee or milk. The event aims to draw a large turnout for the 1946 season opening as clubhouse formal opening slated for early May with further plans to be announced.
Hugh Mulcahy, veteran arm of the Phillies, was tabbed to start in a spring workout as manager Herb Pennock expressed confidence he could deliver. Mulcahy had pitched as a starter in past seasons, with a relief appearance noted in the latest camp session against the New York Giants.
Tamer Licut Blaine Wallace led the Clymer riflemen in a regular weekly event with a 238 total. D Gabriel followed with 230, L Gabriel 286, and L Legters 233 in a compact scoring report.
Kinley’s five champions headlined the Fourth Ladies League closing night sweeping Waterhouse and gifting wins to Rossbacher and others. Rosalind Hopkins led Kinley with scores 495 143 153 while Kinley’s team dominated in the final rounds as spectators watched a wide margin victory.
Boston April 20 The Boston Braves announce the sale of first baseman Johnny McCarthy to the Minneapolis American Association Club. McCarthy, a 30 year old, will join Ray Sanders and likely start for the Minneapolis club as part of a broader roster reshuffle. Max Surkonl is sold back to the Cardinals after pitching elbow soreness.
Dorothy Hauer led with 161 184 and 123 as her team defeated the Bulbs. Dorothy Nast also contributed with 128 and 168 in a high scoring contest while the Rossbacher Ty-surance five battled opponents to registered scores of 654 587 and 687 against 493 68 and Ga.
Buppalg, N. J. April 20. Chicago stylist and former world champion Bomar competes in the American Bowling Congress tournament today. His 1000-ish average and latest match showings keep him among the leaders as New York Ranger star shines with a 295 in the warm standings. Dominic K. Zazzall of Newack posts 648 as the event progresses with other scores in the 900s.
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