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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1946
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes mention August and a sale of purebred registered cattle this fall. Items include 13 bulls and 4 two month old bulls, plus a Deere A hydraulic cultivator and other equipment. No clear dates or full context.
The readable text lists items such as a rack a binder and tools plus mentions Meyers barn and 3B acres with unclear ownership and a time 8 o'clock am. The OCR lacks coherent structure leaving many unreadable sections and incomplete details.
A partial OCR reads as a county level notice referencing claims and a state or county process. It mentions letters, titles, and a veiled claim rest in process but lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes. The readable content is too incomplete to identify the事件s or parties involved.
Incomplete text references a scheduled or appointed date related to a minister or official. Mentions a deadline or event around May 12, 2018. Lacks clear names, places, or organizations due to damaged source.
A burst of brief notes covers baseball records and players including Fibe faddelly’s 104 strikeout mark and Feller with 246 hits, plus hoop chatter about Hoosier basketball and Ward Williams. It also mentions Sam Snead’s encore, British Open chatter, and references to Durocher Stanky Hornsby Meresi reshaping rosters, with Derby and national races noted and the Boston Nationals vs Yankees crowd.
Yesterday results show Boston 6 tied Chicago 5 and St. Louis 7 to 2, Philadelphia 0 to 3, York 4 to 10, Pittsburgh 0 to 1, Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 4 in 4 innings. Brooklyn meets Boston in today’s only scheduled game. American League yesterday ended with Philadelphia 5 to 4, New York 2 to 0 against Cleveland, Chicago 4 to 1, Washington 1 to 0, Boston 9 to 4 over Detroit.
The Corry Merchants, with four Irvine players, defeated Warren Soruthers Wells nine to four yesterday afternoon. Johnny Tug led Corry with strong pitching and held Warren to six scattered hits while Rose and Polluck supported with 11 solid blows.
Maple Lawn retained a one game lead in the New York Pennsylvania league after Sunday's results. Corry defeated Warren 12-4, Jamestown beat Meadville 5-2, and Maple Lawn topped Titusville 6-1. Corry’s big six-error relief aided their surge while Warren collected six hits, mainly in the seventh. The NY-PA season resumes with Corry at Jamestown and Titusville at home Friday. Also listed are MID-ATLANTIC and INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE scores from Sunday.
Kansas City August 3 The Big Six conference plans its broadest football schedule in history this fall. Oklahoma may clash with Army at West Point while Texas A and M and TCU join Southwest foes. Other matchups include Minnesota Indiana Iow a and California opposition, with Kansas outside trips to San Francisco and Arizona.
Pittsburgh Aug 5 Rough first practice session for Steelers held in Hershey with new head coach Dr. Gama B. Sutherland overseeing drills as underdog prospects vie for spots. Players report limited roster details, and staff include several coaches awaiting firm assignments.
Carlisle High football alum Rickinson returns as coach for 140 season after longtime absence. Ralph Ricker signed to backfield duties. college official says Red Devils back in football after 40 years. Crowd of 76,000 watches doubleheader as New York beats Cleveland 2 0.
Erie Sailors crushed Butler Yanks 15 to 2 as Niegayn Pally won 5 to 4 over Zaings town in a separate Middle Atlantic League twin bill. Manager Steve Mizersix hit two homers helping the Sailors pull away after a 2-2 tie, with late runs widening the margin.
Philadelphia Eagles start light practice on Tuesday as they near the August training grind in Philadelphia. Coach Greasy Neale declines predictions while star players prepare for the upcoming preseason showdown with the Chicago Bears at Municipal Stadium on September 1 during the annual football classic.
Major league action features a record crowd of 12 700 000 as Cleveland’s star pitchers and many slugging stars shine. Newhouser, Bevens, and Feller are highlighted in a high scoring day with Dodgers and Giants winning while the Reds and Phillies jockey for position.
Joe Louis, famous heavyweight champion, says boxing and golf do not mix well. He embraces a slower pace, practices golf, and enters a Midwest Negro Open, shooting eight over par 218 with wobbly drives and steady putting. Louis plans winter golf tours in California and Florida after a fight training start.
Baseball management sits with players today to discuss contract reforms while athletes push for almost every demand. Representatives from the Manual and American Leagues prepare to present proposals to their leagues, with talks likely to continue before the season begins.
Fragmentary report notes Raymond Tram and Lovek figures tied to a Titusville PNA outcome. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text but reference to a nine or ten tally and mentions of springmakers and a wound are present, with minimal coherent context remaining.
Mike Budnick and Monte Kennedy held Pittsburgh to one run as Frank Gustine hit a homer. The New York Giants swept a doubleheader in Pittsburgh by scores of 4-0 and 10-1. Tom Ferrick earned wins in both games. The White Sox defeated the Senators 1-0 behind strong pitching from Ed Smith and Frank Papish. Meanwhile, Tom Ferrick got credit for both St Louis wins over Philadelphia 6-5 and 7-4.
Titusville golf team claimed supremacy Saturday afternoon scoring 36 to Blu over Garry linksmen. Two golfers participated for Carry, but visiting albhck wielders faltered on the course, while Kell tech fhrer led par with 7 percent over par and BP jraffart followed close behind with a 6.
New York Yankees president Ban MacPhail says several major league owners back a limit of seven night games per team per season. He notes his own clubs, including Cincinnati origins, support cutting back to seven, as the season plans unfold.
The Falcons lost the Pony League lead in Batavia after a halting game on Saturday. Wellsville Inn defeated Bradtuder, 12-11, while Batavia beat another team 10-2 in a separate matchup.
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