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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1952
Page
7
The readable fragments describe a local issue involving a power or water outage and a related public concern. No clear names, places, dates, or actions are fully legible. Further readable text is needed to identify the key entities and outcome.
Al Lopes manager of the Cleveland Indians shows concern over early infield play with Rosin, Ray Boone and Bob Avila committing errors. Exhibitions revealed better fielding but regular-season gaps persist. The team seeks improvement to support pitching, with possible infield reshuffles to plug weaknesses.
Munn holds sixth in the VIFW singles tourney after a four game block totaling 44. Snyder sits eighth on an 833 series as Justikfil and Cragg show sharp strikes. Crage remains atop with a 860 pace while Fenton contends in runnerup position. Hammone, Harvey, Baressi, Jensen, McElroy and Baker follow in the top عشرة.
Ervin Rocky Mountain set the pace with a 293 game and 615 series. Bull Lamielle added a 222 and 607 in the 600 class while Max Devereaux Wereslog hammered 220 517 and 608. Other notable scores included Kincaid 207 Harvey 223 and Mason 292.
Boston youths powered a 3 2 win over the World Series champions New York Yankees, delivering a come from behind victory in 11 innings. Freshman pitcher Saning White, and a late rally fueled by Bob Kuviva and Jimmy Piersall, helped Boston edge ahead as Lew Burdette earned the win in relief.
Welterweight contender Bobby Dykes opens a new winning streak against Ted Murray in a top ten bout at St Nicholas Arena. Dykes, 22, has a 7-1-5 record with 40 knockouts and was stopped once by Jonny Bratton. Murray, a New York Negro, enters as a tough opponent in the NBC telecast from midtown arena.
American League results show Boston 3 New York 2 in 11 innings and Detroit and St. Louis with rain postponed. Only games scheduled.
Manhattan and Michigan head the field as 4117 athletes from 506 institutions start two days of anticipated record breaking action at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia. Michigan’s distance medley relay seeks a repeat, while Dick Shea aims for his third straight two mile title and Meredith Gouldline hopes to defend the 400 meter hurdles, with Yale Villanova and Army among other challengers. The meet, featuring top collegians and the U.S. Air Force entry, is expected to crown a strong team champion with Penn, Cornell, and others in pursuit.
A concise slate notes Brooklyn at New York and St Louis at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Boston with Cincinnati and Chicago mentioned as part of the schedule. No final scores provided in the fragment.
Yesterday's sports roundup notes Buttle-Sammy White of the Red Sox hitting his first major league homer and scoring the winning run in the 11th in Barton. Braves bullpen allowed no runs in four relief innings as they beat the Giants 6-2 in 10 innings. Also covered: boxing results from Minneapolis with Salem defeating Copeland by points, and New York boxing at Sunnyside Garden. International League results include Buffalo over Ottawa 4 to 6, Montreal 6, Syracuse 5.
Track team completes final trials ahead of Monday opener against Youngsville at Lovelace Field. Coach Vic Cragg named top contenders across events with Jim Coates Chick Fleming and Frank Lloyd leading sprints while Homie Gates and Bill Bhat shine in field events as candidates vie for spots on the Rory Hiel Tytek team.
The Columbus keylers, leaders in the American League, won two matches and rolled high total pins against Thompson Maple Products as BandAire challenged Davy Thsuyanee in other games. Thomas Ma ors and Addy Grovery earned forfeits, while McInnes Steel and Bowls Aire vied for position. Results list Thompson Maps Prodiets at 788 797 and Bowls Aire at 866 787 with various individual performances in events like discus, javelin, and broad jump featuring names such as Jim Hannan, Larry Vanderhoof, and Barney Crowell.
An erratic score sheet from the night’s matches shows A and O Grocery and Mutanes Steel slipping, The Aer Supply Maple Maplers advancing toward the National League title by blanking Sparin Hotel, while Walliams Sport Shop earned three points from Paul’s Men’s Wear. Other results include TAGM Bierthe sweeping Al’s Clothes Shop, Johnson Brothers drawing with Brats, and various scattered club mentions and shop names amid the snow.
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