Fragmented OCR hints at an event with 80000 people
The readable OCR fragment hints at a large public event with a turnout around eighty thousand. Names, places, and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1948
Page
7
The readable OCR fragment hints at a large public event with a turnout around eighty thousand. Names, places, and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text.
Weather permitting golf makes a 1048 debut on the local sports page with Corry Country Club poised for its best year. The piece notes growing interest, 300 to 400 players, and explains golf’s solo competitive appeal along with other sports mentions including Jackie Robinson and Larry Doby breaking in with the major leagues and the broader integration trend in baseball.
Opening day drew a record 331,783 fans as Major League teams posted notable results. Feller led Cleveland to a 4-0 win while the Browns were blanked. Brooklyn beat the Giants 1-0 in New York. St Louis shut out Cincinnati 4-0. Detroit beat Chicago White Sox 8-2. Philadelphia hosted a 3-1 win over Boston. Pittsburgh defeated Chicago Cubs 9-2. Multiple players homered including Spence, Stephens, Duerr, Vico, McBride, Tresh, Miller, and Cox. Brissie and Fox won opening day honors for their teams. Newhouser allowed two hits. Blackwell and Feller each shut out opponents on the day.
The Meerdink squad held a four game lead after last night’s A League bowling results. Brigham’s Hardware and Steen’s Cleaners swept wins while Chapin’s and Raymond’s teams split two, with standout scores from Florence Beckwith and Mary Orn for winners and Mary Hnatyszyn leading Springmakers in loss.
Thomas Motors Keglers defeated Hammonds 2 to 0 in an Elks League match as the Garage team posted scores of 946 940 and 1020 while the losers managed 98 912 and 943. Bob Lewis led the winners with 181 183 and 205, Charley Shuss had 169 170 and 182 for Hammonds.
Officers of the Corry Rod and Gun Club announce W E Cox nationally known exhibition shooter will appear at the club skeet lune in Columbus on July ard with Remington Firearms Co as sponsor. The free public exhibition will feature shotguns pistols rifles and skeet and skish shooting with stands and refreshments planned for a big start to the event.
A. J. Dornan of Beverly Hills owns Crack Sulky Horse Vain in Santa Anita’s Grand Street harness meeting seeking his third win. The six year old gelding races against 10 rivals in the feature trot with a possible bid for the $60,000 Golden West Trob May 8. Three Hambletonian candidates won yesterday: Tipvolo, Elva Hanover, and Wayward. Patchen Axworthy won the California bred feature at Santa Anita for a $2 wager, $5.24 payoff.
Yesterday in the American League Detroit beat Chicago 5 to 2 and Washington edged New York 8 to 4. Cleveland defeated St. Louis 4 to 0. Today’s schedule lists New York at Washington, Philadelphia at Boston, Detroit at Chicago, with only these games scheduled. In the National League Pittsburgh beat Chicago 4 to 2, Brooklyn defeated New York 1 to 0, St Louis topped Chicago 4 to 0, and Boston beat Philadelphia 1 to 0. Brooklyn at New York, Boston at Philadelphia, Chicago at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at St. Louis. Minor League results show St Paul 6 Columbus 3 and Toledo 14 Milwaukee 6 among others. Bloomsburg defeated Scranton 78 to 48 in a Bloomsburg College track dual meet with Don Betterly posting a 10-second 100-yard dash. Also noted is a boxing report with Baris and Robe tied to a fast night card.
Philadelphia Warriors overcome Baltimore Bullets 91 to 82 at the Avens Arena to claim a second playoff win in five games. Joe Parks scores 19 for Philadelphia while Connie Simmons leads Baltimore with 16. If Philadelphia wins tonight in Baltimore, a seventh game would be held Saturday in Philadelphia.
Peter A. Widener 3d, notable dog and race horse enthusiast, dies at 52 after a long illness in Langensu Hospital following treatment in Maine and Florida. He was son of the late Joseph Widener and grandson of PAB Widener, esteemed financiers. survived by wife, 4 children, and a sister. Funeral set for Friday at the Redeemer Church Bryn Mawr. burial private. Also, Ed St Clair cut from Pirates affiliate to New Orleans. chance to play spring training shown.
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