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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1937
Page
6
In Union City tonight the WYPA League meeting looms as Chisox chase a pennant berth and readers anticipate a lively clash. The piece riffs on local sports lore, tosses in player quirks, and notes fervent yet biased fan reactions during a turbulent season push.
Veteran writers predict a long reign for Farr after his stunning challenge to Louis. Reports from Long Branch and New York describe Farr's confidence, backers' wagers, and crowd reactions as betting odds favored Louis. Masters of boxing praise Farr's early speed and power, while critics weigh the chance for a new champion.
Aug 25 The first practice session for the Shetlaugh school squad was called off this week by Coach Tom Devenmild who arrived from New York City. The schedule lists Sept 4 Weeville away Sept 18 Titusville home Sept 21 Johnsonbury away Oct 2 Kane away Oct 8 Ridway home Oct 23 Open Oct 16 Corry home Oct 30 St Marys home Nov W Youngsville away
At birth a baby’s body is 69 percent water and as age increases the body’s water content declines to about 58 percent by age seventy. The aging trend highlights changes in hydration and bodily balance over a lifetime.
Tony Piet, White Sox third baseman, hit a ninth inning double that sealed the win against Frater and the Yankees. The late hit sparked a comeback, showcasing Piet as a clutch performer in a tense late game.
Coury’s Recreation Bowling alleys on East Main street will open at 1 p m Saturday for the 1937 38 season proprietor James Pappag announced today. The interior has been redecorated and bowlers plan an early start to prepare for City League competition with Cliss p Luil ibs Raymonds and Aeros expected to join. League officials will meet in the next days to organize for the season.
Charley Kelchner will head a baseball camp at Cayley Athletic Field in Titusville on Monday, August. Oliver By French, Rochester elite of the Cardinal-owned League, will sponsor the camp. Pat Crawfont and Heinie Mueller will assist, with John Eckletter of the Rochester club seeking prospects.
Kansas City's star woman golfer Mrs Opa Hill was the chief attraction in the second round of the western women's golf tournament today. Hill parred fifteen holes to defeat Muriel Veatch of Portland, Oregon, advancing in the championship.
Scores from yesterday across American League and National League with teams like Chicago New York Cleveland Boston and Washington plus international details. Today schedule lists Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at St Louis New York at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Band 3 and Animner Pit Shooter, Marlon Miley, Consin Mali advance from the first round with a 4 and 0 victory over Shiney. Ann Johnson, Chicago Mrs. Hill, and Miss Miley set up a second round today as rivals prepare for a clash.
The Yankees lost 9 8 to the White Sox after a ninth inning rally by Chicago. Johnny Murphy pitched for New York as Luke Appling singled, moving Radcliffe to third, and Mule Haas followed with a tying hit. Len Y Plebs doubled for the winning run, leaving the season series at Yankees 10, White Sox 9 with three games left.
Roger Kelly of Los Angeles won medal honors in the U S amateurs golf championship in Portland. He fired a sub par 7 yesterday for a 36 hole total of 142, pacing the field with a strong performance.
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United Press report from Pittsburgh dated August twenty fifth notes a final decision on the football status of Altoona and Johns town high schools in the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Teague was delayed until September. The league committee deferred ruling on whether these two schools, already on some schedules, will affect games with them until the football committee files its report.
Erie club faces a Union City meeting of the advisory board to answer charges of nonappearance in a game against the Raysmonds. The club must justify why it should not forfeit the $60 franchise fee. Raysmonds, Union City, Aeros and Fatconep expected to attend. session anticipated to feature fireworks. A diamond necklace once owned by Marie Antoinette sold for $45,000 to the Maharajadhiraja of Darbhanga.
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