My Sale At Lomile Farm Saturday Afternoon
A sale notice lists cattle for auction including cows freshened recently and registered stock. The event is set for Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Lomile farm location.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1943
Page
7
A sale notice lists cattle for auction including cows freshened recently and registered stock. The event is set for Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Lomile farm location.
Incomplete text references cattle Jersey and Holstein, a spreader, table, and clerks. Names such as Myers, Apel, Bangs appear amid scattered numbers and locations. The fragmentary notes read like a catalog or inventory list from agricultural items and equipment with no coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a legal or public notice with scattered proper nouns and dates. The readable bits mention offices, a report, and a place tied to 418 Penn Day of Bast, with remands and pleas in an unnamed case. The text is largely garbled and unreadable.
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A look at early season form shows pitchers ahead of batters and plans for daily drills as teams tune up for midseason. Wrestler Martin Levy debuts as the “Human Blimp” facing Teo Numa, while bowling veteran Maripo suffers a rare 119 score. Joe Nagle becomes James Town league president. James B. Wilson resigns Canisius post for Bell Aircraft recreation role. James J. Carroll rises as odds maker. Pirates promote Tom O’Brien after salary dispute with Atlanta. he reports to the Bucs.
The season opener woes weigh on baseball as low attendances appear tied to wartime conditions and weather. Yankee Stadium drew 5,104 while Crosley Field logged 1,897 as Reds beat the Cardinals 1-0 in ten innings. Dodgers crushed the Giants 5-2 at Ebbets Field with Head pitching six strong innings. Cubs beat Pirates 4-1, and Hank Aaron—no, Phil Cavarretta—hit a seventh inning homer to spark Chicago. Hughson won 1-0 for the Red Sox over the A’s. Trucks blanked the Indians for the Tigers.
Five former big leaguers lead the Great Lakes Bluejackets in their season opener against the Louisville Colonels of the American Association in Louisville Sunday. Johnny Mize of the Giants tops the lineup with ex Cubs hurler Johnny Schmita and Tom Petrick likely to pitch. Other ex Browns and White Sox players also appear in the Sailors lineup as they face the Colonels.
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Baseball scores from yesterday include Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 3 and Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 1 with Philadelphia Boston and St. Konia games noted as wet. Today only Boston at Philadelphia and Chicago 8 Louis appear as remaining games amid rain with schedules limited and Detroit Cleveland New York Washington results listed.
Pittsburgh April 23 Pep Arrives Fresh after a 30 hour tip. The 20 year old featherweight campion, youngest to hold the crown since Terry McGovern, will meet Pittsburgh Jackie Wilson in a 12 round bout Monday night. Sammy Angott praised Pep's string of wins after their recent New York confrontation.
Sceesbirgh April 23 Wa son Benswanger president of the Pittsburgh Finates returns home after viewing the season opening game. He asserts no question the ball is livelier yet he believes teams with defense like the Pirates will benefit. He adds the team is in good condition and players are taking their work seriously. Public Links Tournament Cancelled Hershey Pa April 23 The Pennsylvania Public Links tournament by the Pennsylvania Public Golfers Association has been cancelled for the immediate term.
Jerry Fiovell 148 pounds from Brooklyn outpointed George Sounyl Wilson 16212 from Detroit in last night’s fights. Also, Margarida 142 of Worcester defeated Leo Swaickl 145 of Worcester in another local match.
In AP ratings released in New York on April 23, Sammy Angott and Beau Jack top logical contenders for lightweight. Catalog lists vacant lightweight and B o b Montgomery edging Rexlenonth for possible title shot. Heavyweights feature Laws, Laghel, and Cony with other notables in middle, welter, and lightweights as contenders.
Army Camp Lee heads four college relay entries at the 49th Penn Relays with Ewell and Saunders heading sprinters. Navy entries include Fred Wilt and other service stars in mile and relay races. A United Nations half mile relay and defense industry mile relay are also on the program with teams from Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
In Aero Shop League action at Repvess Hill Alleys 800 Dept won two matches. Kinney rolled 164 187 168 for 519 set. Team totals listed include Pley Shields Ta Morton and others, with final scores around 349 961 906 and several high individual scores in the 180s and 190s.
Fragmented report from Dillon Gramant touches on major league gains from small towns, supply strains, and several named players and coaches. It mentions Lou, Kenny, Novikom, Batt, Flaherty, Redekill, and Roy Stapherson among others, with scattered references to Navy and Marines training and Guadalcneal.
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