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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1941
Page
7
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In a loosely played Loveland Field game the Gobry Semi Pros defeated the Ramblers 10 to 3. Kulich led the visitors with a dominant pitching display and fifteen strikeouts while Cipalla Masse and Kulich fueled a five run first inning. The Ramblers, hampered by ten errors, managed a dozen safeties led by Brown Sepanese and Kulich, with crowd watching as management prepared the stands.
The Lake Ontario crew, a Buffalo and Youngstown, NY combined team, led the Baribel trophy race series with two second places on yesterday’s schedule, totaling 11 points. Inland Lakes Yachting Association entry from Detroit and Lake Erie sits second with 9, while Lake Michigan’s Chicago-Mawaukea pairing holds 6.
A fragmented sports roundup by HUGM and FULLERTON surveys rumors from the Newport incline tournament and reports on various players and families in early baseball circles. It notes disputes over entries, travel expenses, and a festival of anecdotes about lineups, umpiring, and famous relatives, with bits on Lynn Doyle and a Denver batboy tale.
Harrisburg August 22 Rainfall from now to October 18 governs Pennsylvania duck season prospects. State Game Commission Director Seth Gorton says good water levels in October boost hunting. drought or low streams could drive ducks away. Season opens October 7 with daily limits of 10 ducks, 3 geese and 25 coots. limits and regulations include three redheads or buffleheads and wood ducks purse rules, with stamps required.
Yesterday's stars included stterm and Triplett for the Cardinals who homered with one on to beat the Phillies. Johnn Lanning propelled the Pirates past the Giants with two doubles and a pair of hits. JJ Bagby and Roy Weatherly led the Twins with Roy adding a double and two singles in a shutout win over the Yanks. Frank Hayes homered for the Athletics in a victory over the Browns.
Yankees hold edge as ChiSox drop another. DiMaggio ankle ailment worries McCarthy’s club amid recent skid. White Sox fall to Red Sox as Boston narrows standings. Dodgers beat Cubs. Cardinals struggle to beat Phillies in 10 innings. Pirates, Giants win to tighten race.
JAMESTOWN Aug 23 Reports indicate a potential world record in musky production at the New York State Fish Hatchery Bemis Path. Superintendent Raynold G Noven and staff say 17 70 muskies were produced and distributed this sensor, with prior marks of 18 000 in 1940 and 7 736 in 1988. Over four days 12 704 fish averaging 8 inches have been released, about 100 days old, five to six years from legal size. Researchers Norton and Raney note larger fish will boost protection against high mortality as they approach legal lengths.
WEW York arena card featured Cleverand outpointing Danny Lon tion in New York with an 8 count. Hollywood venue saw Baby Avizmendi overpower Jeremy Hutchinson in Mexico City with a 10 round decision.
Novice trap shooter Walter Lee Talburt of Detroit won the close contest, 28 of 25 in a shoot-off held during the 42nd Grand American handicap. About 10,000 spectators watched Bundsuhuty and others as talents, birds, and funds highlighted the event. Work on a pheasant pen at Mead Park nears completion with 200 birds to be released this fall and more to be raised for next spring, part of a larger plan to create a small park zoo-like display with possible Chinese pheasants and peacocks. The project aims to boost local sportsmanship and wildlife viewing alongside the Mead Park facilities.
McKean County Federation of Sportsmen clubs adopted a resolution to petition the Pennsylvania Game Commission to close the pheasant, quail, and beaver seasons for five years to protect wildlife. Members urged protection to prevent further decline, as the group had earlier requested a five year ban but the commission refused.
Skeet shooters from the area will enjoy another shoot at Carry Rod and Gun Club grounds south of the city. Events are held twice weekly on Wednesdays and Sundays, drawing increasingly large crowds to the venue.
In Conneaut Lake Park Aug 23 youth Tommy Daniele of Pittsburgh scored a technical knockout over veteran Lou Severo of Meadville in 2 minutes 42 seconds of the sixth round. Both fighters weighed 140 pounds. In the semi final Zack Robinson of Clairton beat Steve Morgan of Youngstown by decision. Also noted Benedict Arnold did not lose a leg in the Revolution. a memorial is on the battlefield.
Warren Red Jackets, a top semi pro squad, seek to use the Corry Junior High field for midweek games. A four game proposal includes field canvas valued at 200 dollars and costs for upkeep, with plans to host Western Pennsylvania and Western New York semi pro teams. If agreed, Warren will open practice at home next week with Monday, Wednesday and Thursday sessions and a tentative September 14 opener.
A new Department of Agriculture laboratory in Pesci TL launches search for corn derived products to aid national defense. Investigations target synthetic rubber substitutes, supplementary motor fuels, industrial alcohol, and other uses amid plagues and disruptions.
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