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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1935
Page
7
An unclear OCR fragment suggests a local notice or brief item mentioning air propulsion or publisher terms. Readable portions indicate a possible person or organization name and a dated event but specifics are not discernible. The readable bits imply a notice or short item rather than a full feature story.
Fragmentary OCR shows items like electric cat equipment, billiard show case, refrigerator, and rooms plus scattered numbers and addresses. Mentions corner of avenue Jaguire N and Pleasant St with vague sale or tribute remarks and names A. Lanatont and A. Davis.
Pittsburgh pitcher Darryl Blanton, 27, opened his first full season with three straight wins including a one hit game, defeating Dizzy Dean 3 to 2 as he fanned 22 in 15 hits across three starts. Giants and Phillies details follow with Jorgens’ 3 to 0 loss, Reds, Cubs, and Braves results, and Detroit ending Cleveland’s six game win streak.
Four heavyweight and lighter title fights headline a busy summer boxing slate as the sport returns. Max Baer defends versus James J. Braddock amid conditioning talk while Jimmy McLarnin meets Barney Ross for the welter title and Lou Ambers faces Tony Canzoneri in a pivotal lightweight clash. Also notes on Titusville youth Monk George and other amateur bouts, plus detailed baseball park capacities and fence distances across the leagues.
In a windy April 29 scrimmage at Carter Field Penn Drakes defeated Pleasantville Merchants 9 to 2 in a four inning practice game. Letty Rendatto belted a home run as Penn Drakes showcased three pitchers and mixed hits while Pleasantville’s lone run came in the seventh.
Yesterday's hero Marl Combs of the Yankees was celebrated for a season's outstanding comeback but his ring ceremony, tied to Kosh Smax and Embilim Obhritte, has been postponed to the following Wednesday near May 4. Details mention St. Louis, Browitr, and numeric measures, with center 45 percent and a 40,009 figure in the sports note.
United Press reports on April 29 that heavyweight champion James J. Baer will start training tomorrow for his first title defense set for June 13 in Long Island. Baer, twenty pounds overweight at times, will train at Astoria Park New Jersey, with preparations including plenty of shovel work to strengthen his hands.
The United States Lawn Tennis Association moves to crack down on amateur players under eight week regulations. The rules committee, led by Louis Garraguars, includes Jones Mereipay, A B Yen Betguth, and Vaoteomne Wart, with new authority from the New York Charter Garland.
Tey amen acots, uttupa Flick ni Bob Sanders, are now slated Lo in the second fmt of Wennesay evening's boxing card at the Star Armory, replacing the two heavyweights announced on the tentative linen. The new entrants to the program will likely offer all lacs of active action and will top the scales around 142 pounds. The pair have appeared on former cards, with Dave showing his wares in ples style, and the nut come ig a tossaip albhonga-Piiak holds a few tare victories under bt bello than his opponent. It should be a great scrap.
Leaders of the City Baseball League launch a booster sale to raise funds for the diamond campaign. Laure Bickex, field manager, handles ticket sales while team managers issue sales through manufacturers and district plans. Tickets cost 25 cents and admit holders to any home game during the season.
Yesterday's scores show American League results including Chicape 6 St Louis 4 and Detroit 4 Cleveland 3 New York 7 Philadelphia 5. National League tallies include Pittsburgh 3 St Louis 2 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 1 and Brooklyn 8 New York 3. International play notes Montreal 88 Syracuse 4 0 Yorenty 7 2 and Newark S-10 with unclear Baltimore and Albany listings. Today features Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia in America. National has St Louis at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Boston with Pittsburgh vs Chicago remaining.
In Tintontown Ohio Arthur Giangiaciomo, who altered his name to Arthur Jones, sought and obtained a formal change to Jones. The family noted no legal issues beyond the name change as part of a personal adjustment.
Henry McLemore reports a chaotic, starry sports roundup with names like Srawinski Stoefen Lott Ryan and Bonura. Mentions Colgate football travel, Detroit Tigers huddle, night games, and promising pitchers and hitters across major leagues.
The Erie Kennel Club hosts a dog show at the Erie Kennel Showground on a Saturday or Sunday. Mrs Hadley, club treasurer, said after thirty years of striving to bring a high class show to the area, the goal may finally be achieved this year.
A large field is expected in the city keg contest at Recreation Alleys tomorrow evening. Keglers will bowl single pass per frame with head pin hits counting. strikes grant the next frame’s count. Top bowlers with high averages may have an edge over leading city bowlers as the oddity tourney unfolds.
The Nast club faces Model Dairy in a postponed series with two wins needed to secure the Urrd macket. If Nasts win one game tonight they can meet Wel dorfs, while victories by Waldorfs affect Hind division prospects and playoff chances.
Riverside course saw a dramatic feat as William Baird paired with Roscoe River to card the first hole in one of the year. Ike Riversite fayant from Gam Wang Springs watched the shot land squarely on the 14th. The ball rolled into the cup amid a tense moment as onlookers celebrated the rare eight iron play.
Fragmented OCR text describes a baseball game with unclear scoring and participants. Mentions Meadville and Craweards with a 211 decision and a game breaking up late. Names and specifics are garbled, making exact actions and outcomes uncertain.
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