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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1935
Page
7
OCR fragmentary text includes scattered personal names and stray terms. no coherent event, date, or place emerges to form a factual newspaper card with actionable details.
The notice lists a sale of two dairy lots and real estate near Osag O H in Pennsylvania. Executor Oscar Q HL Brien of Philadelphia announces estate letters issued and directs all creditors to file demands by a set date.
Amateur boxing star Tufty Reinhardt of Trousville meets Greenville’s Kid Dewey in Meadville next Friday in the headline event. Other notes include city league baseball practices starting next week with Dall League teams led by Bob Owens and Al Jacobs and Fred Gentilmoo preparing A Way Electrics while Aero Supply trains under Kip Anderson. Also covered are Drake Relays developments, conservation debates, Warren swimmer Miles Russo planning a 192 mile Allegheny run, and Burleigh Grimes story with spitball policy.
Thousands of track athletes compete in 53 events at Franklin Field on April 27 with many records expected and Keith Brown of Yale challenging a carnival pole vault record while Jack Torrance of Louisiana Style dominates the lifting events setting a new world mark in the 12 pound throw and a bevy of records anticipated.
Babe Didrikson, nation's No 1 woman athlete, heads toward a golf title after reaching the finals in a Dallas tournament. She defeated Mia Re. Winger of Fort Worth in driving rain with a dramatic 1 foot putt on the final hole. Virgil Davis of the Cardinals is noted as yesterday's hero.
Indianapolis speedway officials announced that qualifying trials for the 500 mile race will start May 1. The event, part of the speedway program, sets the stage for the May 18 trials.
Miss Dean from San Antonio, Texas wins the women’s Major-Dixon golf championship at White Sulphur Springs W. Va. She defeats Katharine Winthrop of Ipswich Massachusetts 6-4 6-1 to clinch the title.
Dodgers win 11 of 18 as Lenard shuts down late surge and stay first. White Sox stretch AL lead by beating Browns 11 to 4. Phillies and Giants split a 15 inning tie. Cubs defeat Reds amid a dugout brawl. Pirates fall to Cardinals 9 5 in 11 innings.
Ralph Gilman of Golden Gate Junior College San Francisco broke the 440 yard freestyle record at the 18th annual YMCA swimming championships in Pittsburgh. He clocked 4 minutes 18 and 3 tenths seconds, surpassing George Coale of Weskill New York who previously held the mark.
Results show Chicago 11 St Louis 4 and Cleveland 11 Detroit 10. Boston 3 New York 71 Philadelphia 3. Montreal 5 Albany 2 Toronto 15 Baltimore 12 Newark ? Buffalo 2 Rochester 4 Syracuse ?. Tuesday games list St Louis at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Washington at Boston New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati Liston at Grophlys Philadelphia at New York.
In St. Louis on April 27 Max Baer sustained an injured right hand during a match with Baby Hunt of Ponca City. Baer fought through pain, waved to fans, and afterward said he believed the crowd misread the outcome, noting his hand was wrapped and the bout ended without a knockout.
Municipal officers of the City Baseball League met with President Myers to approve largely identical by-laws to last year. A key change targets players who quit to join another team, risking automatic removal after three non-league games in a row. A committee including Heaton Bay Vice President and Dan Milch, L J Kelly, Chaves Keating, and Olin Bracken was named. Plans for practice sessions next week and a booster drive were announced, with managers urged to secure tickets and shape preparations for the season.
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