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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1934

Page

2

New Uniforms Add to Loop Open Sport Goods Store Here

Four completely outfitted teams are set for the Corry City Basil pail League with new uniforms boosting appearances and atmosphere. The town’s sports shop at 143 North Gent Street announces a broad line of sporting goods as local fans await track and field and cricket style events.

Corry City Baseball Nat Ralph Garros James Lewis Iia North Gent Street Ther Drienis

Reds Halt Cubs Streak and Phillies Win Homer in Ninth

Reds beat the Cubs 5 to 4 as Sunny Jim Bottomley homered with a man aboard in the ninth to force a tie and winner. The Phillies defeated the Giants 2 to 1 to snap a seven-game losing streak, Ethan Allen driving in the decisive run.

REDS CUBS Phillies

Baseball Heroes Highlight Late Inning Feats

Yesterday's games spotlight Jim Bottomley and artful pitching by Bill Hallothan. Ethan Allen of the Phillies hit a ninth inning homer to fuel a decisive victory. Keil Davis of Gardinvls energized the lineup with a homer, double and single, while Cardinals pitcher Hallothan shut down the Pirates to one run.

Jack Cuddy United Press New York Cubs Phillies Reds Giants Sunny Jim Bottomley St Johnson Benton Ghuele Hlein Vehe Sto 2 Houthe Phillies Dodgers Ethan Allen Piecine Fitzsimmons Leroy Fatmaelee Fitzsimmons Bell Holling St. Lois Pirates Setonel Bill Hallahan Birkofer Chagnon Smith Jay Virgil Davishomer Boston Brooklyn Braves Tom Zachary Ropne Dsteh Leonardi Jordan Berger White Sox Greenberg Goslin Yanks Cleveland Higgins Frank Hayes Athletics Babe Ras Leagie Hol Coleman A's Washington Red Sox Senators Joe Cram Boken Travis Harris Len St. Louis Jim Bottomley Rea Capes Peter Mate Abodrd Homer Cub Bret Bill Hallothan Cardinals Keil Davis Gardinvls Fing Allaele Ani Tar Ive Rips

Turbulent 1834 Racing Season Notes Revisit Standings

Fragmented sports note discusses rider standings and season drops, highlighting jockeys such as Johnny Gilbert Harry Robie and A. Hiley. Mentions midseason standings, apprentice factors, and historical context for trainer and rider performance. Reads like a retrospective on late 19th century racing trends and rankings.

Kyr Sonikiea Vadel Tanuliry Limehia Harry Robie Tob Hiley Ball Toniopti Sualus Ie Lave

Kiwanian Bowling Club Beats Erie Club Pinsters

Kiwanis Bowlers of this city nearly swept their Erie rivals at Recreation Alleys last night, winning eight of nine games. Clarence Shoop led with a 195 average and scores of 172 214 and 200 as the Kiwanis team dominated the evening.

Seniors trample Freshmen 17–5 in Inter-Class Baseball League

The Seniors offense exploded in the seventh inning to rout the Freshmen 17 to 5 yesterday afternoon. Thorpe limited the Freshmen to five hits for the win while Hixson Pless Sullivan and P Taylor led the offense with multiple hits. Batteries Thorpe and Dimick. Taylor, Hadock and J Taylor. Umpires Jackson and Hasbrouck. Detroit Chicago and other pro scores noted in the day’s results.

Nice Taylor Heli Sullivan P. Taylor Thorpe Dimick Hadock J. Taylor Jackson Hasbrouck Wasional Interclass Baseball League Chicago New York Boston i Pittabirgh Cin Neil Sophoninres

Mushball Loop Opens Union City Campaign

Union City on April 1 prepares for the first annual Community Mushball League campaign next month. Teams will be finalized as managers meet to set rules and plans for the summer event. Club officials invite managers from Lyons Factory Union City Chair Joe's Filling Station Fis Polite Coleman Hose Hunter Hoose and Ladder Times Pennzoil Borden Milk Plant Art Crowe Market Street Merchants and Baptist Church.

Union City Stark Teague Lyons Factory Joe's Filling Station Fis Polite Coleman Hose Hunter Hoose and Ladder Times Pennzoil Borden Milk Plant Art Crowe Market Street Merchants and Baptist Church

Oil City team in tournament opens national open volleyball

In Knoxville on April 27 the national open volleyball tournament starts with defending champs Houston facing Greenville and Nashville meeting Greensburg Ind. Other first round matches include Pushott, Pout Worth Texas versus Fort Wayne and Grand Rapids versus Division Street. Rochester plays Birmingham, Los Angeles meets Knoxville. Kannapolis meets City Pa and Philadelphia battles Hyde Park Chicago.

Knoxville Tenn Houston Texas Greenville Nashville Venn Greensburg Ind Syhim Gre Worth Fort Wayne Grand Rapids Division Street Chivago Iines Rochester N. Y Birmingham Ala Los Angeles Kannapolis N.C City Philadelphia Hyde Park Chicago

Penn and Drake Relays Attract Crack Athletes

United Press reports the Penn Relays at Franklin Field draw 3,000 plus entrants from nearly 500 institutions. Notables include Glen Cunningham and Gene Venzke, Bill Bonthron, Charles Hornbostel, and Olympic veterans such as Glenn Hardin and Pete Zarembba. Drake Relays field features Ralph Metenke, Jack Torrance, Heye Lambertus, Ray Sears, and Vincent Murphy.

United Press Philadelphia Penn Bill Bonthron Princeton Charles Hornbostel Indiana Qtill Glenn Hardin Louisiana State Tyan Fuqua Hornbostel Karl Warner Yale Frank Crowley Manhattan George Spitz Pete Zarembba New York University Cunningham Kansas Otey Michigan State Zarembs Spits Divis Hardy Cornell Keith Brows Dus Moines Drake Ralph Metenke Marquette Loursianna State Heye Lambertus Nebraska Ray Sears Bubler Vincent Murphy Notre Dame

Rockets at Spartanaburg in season’s first scholastic game

Titnaville High’s Rockets travel to Carter Field for their second game of the baseball season and first scholastic contest. They face Spartanaburg High, a longtime rival in a high stakes matchup if weather allows.

Spartansburg Titusville Titnaville High Rockets Thei Carter Field Spartanaburg High Brown and Gold

Stoefen Upset by Van Ryn in Virginia Tennis Final

John Van Ryn of Philadelphia defeated Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles in a Virginia state tennis final with scores 10-8 9-11 6-0 6-4, an upset occurring again after recent weeks. Van Ryn claimed the championship at Hot Springs.

Stoefen Hot Springs Lester Stoefen Los Angeles John van Ryn Philadelphia

Giants Star Parmelee Rebounds From Appendectomy

Lergy Parmelee, one of the Giants famed four pitchers, underwent an appendectomy at St. Elizabeth's hospital and showed favorable progress. The 21 year old right hander, key to last season's pennant and world title drive with 18 wins, hails from Lambertville Michigan.

United Press New York Lergy Parmielee New York Giants St. Elizabeth's Hospital Parmelee Phillies Philadelphia Yokk Wiles Giants

Burns Healed Without Leaving a Scar

A testimonial advertises San Cura Ointment as a remedy for burns that heals without scarring. It claims quick facial recovery, plus use for bruises cuts insect bites stings eczema and piles. The ad urges 60¢ to $1.25 per jar from drug stores.

Hattie S. Pitts Jowa Circle Washington D. C

Spearing Streams Open in Mayville Township Areas Listed

April 24 John Zents, protector, announced one streams in Chautauqua township open for spearing suckers, tulllets, carp and bullheads with limits. Mud Creek below F R B bridge, Clear Creek at Lighthouse Point, Little Tunnet near Gravit plant, DeWittville creeks near village crossing State highway. Other branch postings under Prendergas creek. Big Inlet or Hartfield crest open lake-to-old Dane area. Weshield Ghautauguit guir stream from Lake Erie to N bridge. Closing dates vary: most May 15 until November 30. Casai Aga Lake permitted May 15 to July 15 for carp only.

Mayville John Zents Chautauquain Mud Creek F. R. B. Bridge Cleay Creek Lighthouse Point Dewittville Crests Village Stedman Big Inlet Hartfield Crest Old Dane Weshield Lake Erie Lo N R. Re Casaiaga

Corry News Clip On Weather and Real Estate Note

Fragmentary item notes a weather or storm event and a real estate payment by mail for 32.50. Mentions Corry and Michigan with limited legible details and no clear outcome.

CORRY Arthur Co National AERT W. Bartle Michigan Stormfelt

Fragmented France Observations on a Free Nation

Readable fragments describe tensions and obstacles in France with mentions of Switzerland and along a northern path. The text references a new and free state and voices concern about progress and barriers during a period of transition.

France

Fragmented World War Preface Speech Notes

Fragmentary OCR text references Japan and China and merchant and military roles. The fragment mentions a support group, Japan's stance, and a world war context with notes on nations and law. No clear events, dates, or identifiable figures emerge.

Japan China Particul

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