Fragmentary OCR Item From 4122 Issue
Unclear readable fragments describe cattle items and equipment including cows and cuts and tools with scattered terms such as water test and harvest related language. No coherent event or names.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1947
Page
7
Unclear readable fragments describe cattle items and equipment including cows and cuts and tools with scattered terms such as water test and harvest related language. No coherent event or names.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Atlas team actions with Ducks Wood oil path circle. Mentions Jack Arbor bench Ridge team Pindle test PS Ant weld W and Saws Onary tongs Sand Yoot.
Green Bay coach Curly Lambeau plans a revised offense and slots Jack Jacobs behind the center to spark the Packers out of passing doldrums with Ted Fritsch providing scoring support. The piece notes Jacobs’ pro journey from Cleveland to Washington and finally Green Bay, amid comparisons to past greats and expectations for improved play this season.
The first bowling meeting for the 1947-48 season is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Recreation Alleys on East Main Street. The group aims to organize a Class B Merchants League and may operate the circuit on a handicap basis depending on sentiment.
St Louis defeats Brooklyn 3-1 at Ebbetts Field to reduce the Dodgers’ lead to four and a half games. Boston Braves rally to beat Pittsburgh 7-5 at home and shrink the gap. Reds beat Giants 6-1 as New York drops eighth straight. Yankees lose to Detroit 2-1 while Red Sox batter Browns 5-0 and Indians sweep Senators 13-2 and 9-1 in doubleheader.
National League results yesterday include Boston 7 over Pittsburgh 5, St Louis 11 over Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia 8 to Chicago 1, Cincinnati 8 over New York 1. Today’s games feature Bi at Louis, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Boston. American League recaps Cleveland 13 over Washington 2, Detroit 2 over New York 1, Boston 9 over St Louis 5, Chicago 4 over Philadelphia 0. Schedule: New York at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at St Louis. International League Syracuse 10 12, Baltimore 3 2, Montreal 4 over Toronto 1, Newark 6 over Jersey City 4, Buffalo 13 over Rochester 8. Middle Atlantic Union Uniontown 4 5, Oil City 3 7, Butler 2 12, Erie 1 11, Niagara Falls 13 over Vandererill 7, Johnstown 10 over Youngstown 4.
Corry and Wesleyville American Legion baseball game called off at a late hour due to schedule changes. DeLary-Dimick duo ends season Thursday at Loveland Field with Waterford as the visiting team.
A large crowd will watch 47 of 64 all-star players with pro contracts in Chicago for an All-Star game. Top prospect Charlie Trippi heads the 47 drafted by NFL and All-America Conference teams, signaling a near million-dollar investment as the new season looms and rookies face injury risk.
Lockport Reds pitcher Roger Schmidt dropped a 4-2 decision to the Hornell Pirates in a seven inning opener of a twin bill. Schmidt fanned four and allowed six hits while rival Dick McCollum also pitched a one-hitter for Hornell. Reds later shut out Bucyrus 2-0 to rebound. Olean Oilers rallied from behind to beat Jamestown Falcons 6-4. Hank Greenberg’s team advanced to the Midland League playoffs with a forfeit over Ted Williams’ club as Captain Scott’s squad failed to field a full team.
The Chicago Bears aim for a fifth win in the classic to prove their toughness as National League champions. Pro magnates fear field injuries could ruin their chances and worry about players being claimed.
Union City nine faces Gary in the first game of a three game series at Loveland Field this evening at 6 oclock. Big Russ Cassett is slated for Cofty and Al Barnes for the visitors in a hotly contested tilt. The second game moves to Union City next Wednesday and a possible third game would be held there on Labor Day.
Niagara Falls Frontiers defeated Erie 12 percent, moving into second place behind Vandergrift Pioneers as Erie Sailors dropped two. Butler Yanks won twice 2-1 and 12-11 over Feie. Uniontown split with City, 4-3 and 7-5. Johnnies beat Youngstown 10-4 with Al Leap homering.
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