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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1941
Page
7
A brief OCR fragment discusses a T30 era furnishings item described as gentle in style. No clear event or entities are identifiable beyond generic references to items and interior decor.
In a compact meet result, Showy R defeats Taylon by a narrow margin in the B-2L-11 86 event. Algo gton Sb. 0 and Wiberty 2400 featured the racing card as teams and athletes posted times and placements.
Incomplete OCR text presents a probate related notice from a Pennsylvania entity. It references a decedent and a period ending around the late 20th century. Details such as names, dates, and specific actions are unreadable, leaving only fragmented pointers to an attorney and court filing.
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The 1941 42 high school football rules introduce key changes including starting drives from the spot of loss rather than the 20 yard line on failed passes, penalties from the spot of the foul, removal of free kicks behind goals, and stricter motion and return limits. Also new protections stop players from returning after voluntary exits, with kickoff choices and a safer approach to serious contact. Also notes fall workouts and season kickoff plans for local teams.
City building restructured bowling leagues last night. Men’s League will roll Monday nights with Handicap Joop at 7 and Open League at 9. Ewald Carlson reelected president, Robert Lewis VP, Melvin Cobbett secretary treasurer. A 90 game schedule adopted. Sponsors and captains listed for Handicap and Open leagues. Ladies Class B League reorganized to start Thursday September 11 at 7:90, but only 13 members attended. officers to be elected later. League to operate as four six-beam circuits this year.
Associated reports from New York say Gus Lesnevie and Tami Migislle prepare for a light heavy weight bout tonight. Both boxers compete in the offbeat path toward higher classes while the heavyweight championship remains a distant goal.
Ridgway High School reports for the opening workout as the 1941 football squad lists 11 lettermen and an 11 game schedule with six home games and four night contests. The slate includes Sykesville, Brookville, Sheffield, Reynoldsville, Warren, Johnsonburg, and St Marys with home and away dates shown for September through November.
Sports roundup highlights cross-sport chatter about the Brooks and Yankees, potential pitching moves, and college figures. Mentions Fritz Howell, Joe McCarthy, Ed Danforth, Meagher, and Glenn Shaughnessy with references to formations and upcoming schedules. Also notes Harold Hillary joining the Army Air Corps and Morley Jennings returning to college coaching.
Kane High suffers a coaching shakeup as Tom Drummond resigns to accept a job at Sheffield High. Drummond will oversee Kane briefly until a successor is named, with Russell Yost resigning to take a post at Lawrence Park High.
Yesterday's results show Chicago defeated New York 9 to 1 and St Louis beat Washington 3 to 2. Cleveland edged Detroit 1 to 0 while Philadelphia faced rain delays and several games were postponed. Today matches include St Louis at Washington and Philadelphia at Detroit with other games listed.
A wild baseball tabloid recounts a rough night where Bob Feller faced off against the Red Sox and Dodgers in a tense slate. Big hits from Lye Wallis and Frank Pellets buoy Boston as Cleveland, Chicago, and St. Louis also swing results amid a doubleheader.
Aug 86 Hershey. Blivel tops Ryder Cup pros entering the $5,000 Hershey Open championship. Others include Ralph Guldahl, Byron Nelson, Horton Smith, Ben Hogan, Clayton Heafner, and Gene Sarazen. Final field aims for golf’s gold with the competition set to start Thursday. Also: Bernard J. Harkins named new coach at Fairview High and St. Joseph’s football candidates called to report.
A garbled OCR list outlines baseball figures and teams before a Texas League season. It mentions Harold y, Dizzy Dean and Joe Wood copying major stars, with references to Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth and Oklahoma City. Pro names appear amid a noisy roster of players and clubs under a Texas Center sense of anticipation.
Readable fragments describe Mead Park activities with calls for volunteers to help with house repairs and park improvements. Mentions of a club planning events this fall and efforts to support hunting prospects nearby, with notes on potential benefits for park facilities and community projects.
The clipping highlights Temple University's football threat and baseball goalie for the Oybascall team, noting a seven game stretch and a family tragedy. It also reports coach resignations in Philadelphia with Ken Sir Simethinger leaving North Gaithon High after 11 years to become athletic director.
Amateur players from DM Ana to Alpened fields competed in a regional event with top finishers highlighted. Maxander led by five under par 67, one stroke ahead of John P. Burke of Chicago. Bud Wart, Ray Billws, and Barry mentioned among favorites. Final rounds featured Johnny Goodwin and others aiming for hometown pride as Wisdip, Spokine tax, and a wide-open field drew attention.
The Gary Semory led squad aims for a fourth win in a delayed season as they meet the Marys Colts at Loveland. Weather may affect play while pitching and hitting shape the contest with strong bats and a capable mound staff. A large crowd is expected if conditions hold.
New York August eighty six era reports a tough sports year with Doty McNeil amid chatter of champions. Mentioned are fall races, Reds struggle, Billy Covington, Ken Gyarlin, Freddie Cochranes, Lew Juddinn, Ray Mobinsom, and major events like the Kentucky Derby and Preakness.
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