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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1940
Page
7
An unreadable fragment references executors and a date in Pennsylvania. The legible parts mention a will or estate matter and possibly a property or legal action related to the state, with scattered names and numbers.
The report notes weak dealings as prices slip mid round with declining interest from buyers. Bargaining power shifts as traders reassess outlook and tighten bids in the current session.
Corry highlights a gem of a baseball squad with a deep infield and strong outfield as the Gemi-Pros seek to match top regional teams. Mike Cannavino’s sailors ride a six game win streak while French Creek anglers chase a famed largemouth. A Gerry Rod and Gun field meet planned for Sept 1 promises outdoor events and a boost for local clubs.
Promoter Mike Jacobs eyes a September bout pitting Billy Com against Joe Louis as Max Baer’s star fades. Detroit Chicago and Washington have shown interest in a third Louis bout if Conn beats Pastor next Tuesday. Talks with Gabe Menendez and Billy Meciinick suggest a Grinith stadium option.
A brisk roundup of college and sports chatter touches Kansas weather cooled by sun and rain, with mentions of Gerald Tucker Winfield Northwesterns purple Doll Phelan Oregon State Rose Bowl talk Nowling St Foe Miller Kansas quarterbacks Christman and other athletes. Also brief notes on Walter Brown marriage and boxing sheriff candidacy Simmy Adamck.
Melvin LeRoy Harder pitched the Indians to a 10-1 win over the White Sox and regained a slim lead. In the Tigers doubleheader, John Whitehead held Detroit to four hits in a 4-0 defeat, while Schoolboy Rowe lost 9-2 in the opener. Fritz Oster mueller earned a seven hit shutout for the Red Sox over the Yankees. Whitlow Wyatt struck out Giants as Dodgers win 6-0.
Yesterday's scores show Boston 4 New York 1 and Detroit 9 0 St Louis 2 Cleveland 10 1 with only scheduled games. In Titusville a 19 inch large mouth bass weighed about four pounds pulled from Clear Lake by Billy Shroil using an 8 minnow plug.
Angust and Slingshot Davey OBrien will team with Don Looney to form a strong receiving duo for the Philadelphia Eagles. O'Brien recovering from appendicitis reports and eyes a dynamic passing attack with Looney, while scouts weigh rival defenses including the Giants and Redskins.
Johnstown Johnnies gain attention as Nick Grange from Jeannette stars in the outfield with homers near 400 feet. Lefty pitcher Warren and righty Bill Sample key a strong pitching staff in 1938 spring reports. Dodgers farm system holds first call on both young talents.
Battery F of the 166th Field Artillery won the 45-caliber team match at Indiantown Gap Sunday, with N.R. Love Lieut Crebe Pfc R. L. Nelson Corp He Morgan and Pfc Waller Hall as official reps, defeating militia units from across Pennsylvania.
Ford City defeated Irvine 6 to 4 last night to advance to the state semi pro baseball tournament final. Ford City will meet Natrona in the final round today.
Erie Pa hosts the Great Lakes Championships with top players from Ohio and Pennsylvania. Entries include Harry Zink Steubenville GHW Wesleyan Bill Wauznan Pittsburgh Al Winkler Tom Kennedy Cleveland Clayton Jones Jamestown Gordon Robinson Stamford Ont Byron Baur Erie George Richley San Angelo Tex and more. Deadline is Friday.
Dick Shoemaker and George Lane won the club tournament at Aliquippa Country Club with a nine under par 63. Carl Beliau and John Mordan were runner up at 64. Fern Francis, Lee Hudwitz, Anil Fiore, Bring Gore Hall led the 65 percent field from Moon and Hillcrest clusters.
Readable scores show Inkersational Jersey Gly Wea and Rochester defeating Baltimore 3 to 2, Syracuse 0, Newark 2, St Paul 5 over Kungas City 0, Indianapolis 1, Toledo 2 over Toursville 4, Columbus J.
The Pirates and St Louis Cards battle for top spot in the loop as Chicago’s Cubs loom behind. Streams of sharp pitching and news of key players Sewell Lanahan Helwelman frame a tense early season clash with Pittsburgh seeking only a single game behind the leaders.
Buffalo reports the American Professional Football League revival with a six member board and officers chosen for a one year term. The group plans a September 1 start for its initial champion season and announces a six member executive slate led by P. Fart Sele and others from New York Baton Milwaukee and Columbus.
Associated Press reports aid from players and the National League for Kessler after an accident. The Phillies base hit highlighted by Le Marke and teammates provided support as officials coordinate medical and financial help for the player’s operation.
Local supporters rally to raise funds and votes to sustain the semi pro team. Manager Vern Groby calls for help within days to cover next season expenses as a recent win sparks renewed interest and hope for a strong continuing program.
Pittsburgh boxing card features a winner over La Salle with a 10 round decision. Prize bout includes Frank Hovotrib and Bry Sarin among others as the night’s heavyweight lineup unfolds.
Charles Sheppard of Huntingdon Valley wins the Pennsylvania Open golf championship setting a record score of 135. The previous record was 139 set by Byrom Nelson. The event is noted with regional and national implications, highlighting Sheppard’s strong performance at a Philadelphia area course.
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