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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1935
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment lists items and locations including mowers, disc, a cup truck, radios, a rockers unit, and garden equipment. It mentions ANSE and ARNES along with street names and a block south of Farm Road 90.
In the Court of Common Pleas Erie No 651 Catherine Catherine and Walter Catherine petition the court to handle estate matters with costs of hearing set for Monday at 9 o clock. Peake guardian attorney 2119 265 Notices indicate letters of administration granted and all creditors and claimants to present claims by date. Lewis, Bl Erie Pa Hudson, Corry Pa administrators. Comi 10 17 24
The piece contends Major League hitters are valued for batting, with fielding ability a secondary factor, noting pitchers as exceptions. It also reports anglers enjoying good fishing, with stocked streams and 12 inch catches. Boxing promoter changes and a potential city tennis league are covered, plus golf season plans and youth recreation efforts.
A six bout program is planned for next Wednesday evening at the State Armory by the First Avenue Athletic Club under AAU auspices. Main attraction Lee Bennett of Erie faces Bob Lee of Brig in the 147 pound novice division. The card also features Simon Pike vs. Glen Masters and other local bouts, with Red Taylm making his debut against KO Romar in the 145 pound class.
Pitt and Duquesne universities held a joint spring football workout in Pittsburgh yesterday. Coach Trick Sullivan hosted Christy Flanagan’s Dukes in a friendly session aimed at forging closer ties between the programs and shaping their approaching season.
Walter Johnson, manager of the Cleveland Indians, uses Clint Brown as a reliever, saving a 7 6 victory over the St Louis Browns. Brown held the Browns scoreless across innings, contributing to Cleveland’s strong push for first place as his reliability grows.
Yesterday's results show Chicago and Detroit with a 9 to 5 score, Cleveland 7 over St. Louis and Philadelphia 10 to 0 against Washington, New York 12 over Boston, and other National and International games. Brooklyn's John Babich is noted as second pitcher of the year to hurt a one hit game, with local school relations hinted amid Dukes' expected Panther grid presence.
United Press report from Pittsburgh notes Tony Canzoneri delivered a decisive seventh round KO to Edward Zivic after a strong six and a half rounds, showing superior skill in most phases. Zivic, who faced Lew Ambers in May for the 185 pound title, felt Canzoneri’s power and technique.
One hundred thirty-five swimmers from cities including San Francisco and New York will compete in the eliminations of the 18th AAU International at Carnegie Tech pool in Pittsburgh tonight. Teams from Chicago Detroit and St. Louis enter every event, while San Francisco’s divers are not represented. East Orange will not have a team in the meet.
Brooklyn rode a one hit shutout by John Babich to a 6 to 0 win over the Phillies as four N L pitching gems highlighted a day of strong hurling. Vernon Wilshere, 22, starred for the A’s in a 10 to 0 win over the Senators on eight runs in the third. Roy Pernellie’s mound duel with the Braves yielded a 2 to 1 win for the Giants.
City Baseball League Otters gather at the Municipal Building tonight at 7 30 to hear by laws for the coming year and discuss plans for the season opening two weeks from tomorrow May 11. Rosters likely to be set to avoid changes during next week’s practice season.
Invading Jamestown bowling squad toppled Corry Jamestown Wednesday night at the Recreation Aways. The visitors won two of three games with a 8157 to 8157 score, leaving local lineup details unclear.
Meadville lightens the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League standings by hosting Irvine Rifle Club in an independent exhibition at 8 oclock on First Avenue range. Meadville already clinched the league title after a season showing top marks, with Corry slipping to fourth as losses mounted. Walnut Creek’s rifle team also appears here Monday as Corry winds up the 194-25 season.
The regular Sunday afternoon skeet shoot will be held on the grounds of Corry Rol gid Gu Cith on the Hare Creek void tomorrow. All interested sportsmen are invited to participate.
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