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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1946
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment references a hospital, a doctor and a patient. It mentions a hospital bed number and possible medical actions but lacks complete details or names. The readable items identify a medical setting and unspecified procedures.
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief note about a blue action PON E and a cost reference. No clear entities or events are readable to form a complete news item.
Boston and Philadelphia area clubs pushed pennant chances as Red Sox beat Athletics 2-1 and 5-1 while Braves defeated Phillies 6-1 and 2-1. Giants topple Cardinals as Cubs sweep Reds 9-1 and 3-1. Tigers fall to Indians in 12 innings. Reds beat Pirates 7-1. Ted Lyons earns 260th win as White Sox split with Browns in a doubleheader.
Bevy of local sports and conservation notes run through this item. Veversie of Feren Wiss pursues two veteran baseball figures, Group and Walter Ross, to bolster the club with Group aiding Tony Sprovers in field duties and Ross handling business matters. The piece also reports on New York beaver pelts, county rankings, and upcoming Letterman's Holiday at Culbertson Hills with Old Grads Inn events.
Walt Fair of Norristown Pennsylvania won the five- mile auto feature at Hinchiife Stadium ahead of Inky Bloomer of Stuppeck and Rea Redmond of Paterson. Accidents during the event caused delays and a caution flag. no injuries were reported.
The Country-Style breakfast at the Country Club drew members and prospective members amid chilly weather. The ham and eggs and muffins pleased attendees as golfers braved the course in early season form. Scores ranged from 45 to 30 for nine holes as greens, fairways, and hedges were trimmed for improvements.
Owner Robert Kleberg’s King Ranch colt Assault, trained by Max Hinschtch, surged from behind to win the Wood Memorial in a slow 1:46 1/6 for a mile and a sixteenth, signaling Derby potential amid gale winds. Rider Warren Mehrtenis steered the chestnut to victory as front-runners Hampden and Marine Victory faded. Assault’s victory boosts chances for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs.
Yesterday results include Boston 6 Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 1 New York 1 Brooklyn 3 Chicago 9 St Louis 7 Today Am league games include Cleveland at New York only game scheduled International League totals Totanty 7 Jersey City 16 Rochester 9 Newark 5 Montreal 6 Baltimore 6 Buffalo 9 Syracuse 3-1
Heavyweight champion Louis begins training for a comeback bout against Connout in New York's Yankee Stadium on June 19. He plans to move to a lakeside camp in New York by Saturday with a large entourage. Louis, 42, says he may take several rounds to find his timing but aims to knock Conn out.
April 20 Buffalo Gates and the Lackawanna vie to dent American Bowling Congress standings as competition ends with no change in the overall rankings for the seventh consecutive day. Myers Well, Coatesville, Pa., posted a 200 and outpaced Vienneman's Major Venue with a 2001 total in last night's event.
A collage of sports notes touches Eddie Argate riding Lord Boswell and Hampden in Derby prospects, Mel Ott on Glenn Davis at West Point, and LSU football chatter about Alvin Dark and Charley Tripni. Mentions Army, Goody Rose, Goody Rose, and a rumor mill about Tony Galento in Naples, ending with Babes and Purl.
Illinois University dazzled at the 52nd Penn Relays in Philadelphia amid wind rain and a muddy track, dominating short relays and featuring standout performances by Merle Mckenley and teammates. NYU and Manhattan College also impressed while Hamptons and Halsted’s squads faced tough competition in soggy conditions.
The Sand Penn Relay Carnival saw dominant performances by New York and New Jersey high schools, with only three Pennsylvania schools among the titles. Bishop Loughlin of New York repeated as final champion in the mile relay, Seton Hall of New Jersey impressed in distance events, and Mercerburg and Lawrenceville contributed strong showings in relay legs as the scholastic field spread across events at Havensford.
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