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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1941
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions Briley's and December with vague references to vases and aging. No clear event or participants are identifiable from the readable text. The item appears to be a local sale notice or ad snippet lacking full details.
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal notice mentioning Hag and Hilburg with addresses in Brie Pennsylvania. Details are unclear but refer to an insur related matter and a room related term. The readable items point to a local legal brief item in Brie.
Hamrocks face Headville Irish in a league game with St Edwards hosting Meadville St Agathas at 8 pm. Jannecki returns after a broken hand as the team relies on defense. Steel Ave debuts tonight vs Wattsburg in a preliminary. Players include Baressi crew and Steelers newcomers.
The Chicago White Sox cut veteran outfielder Ben Pian and unconditionally dismissed him after the season. He was named playing manager of the Richmond Voyagers in the Piedmont League.
The Raymona and Aero Lassies deadlocked for lead as Raymona’s team swept Sterling Milk in their match. Jestling Agro A A slipped past Recreation Kegler Sites while Steens moved up to fifth by defeating Corry Jamestown in two of three games. Rosa Baker led with a 182 average and a 229 opening game as scores and standings shuffled in the league.
Collier's released its 1941 All-American grid selections with Walter Camp naming a Yale Harvard and Princeton heavy first team while Grantland Rice picks a nationally representative squad. The list includes Endy Rokisky Dundesne Kuiner Endicott Peabody Ballanis Frank Albert Bruce Smith Westfall and Reinhardt among others.
The article notes major league retirement events ending today in Jacksonville. It highlights the Giants reorganizing with Hill Terry atop farm ops and Mel Ott as manager, a potential loosening of player-control rules, and trades involving Hemsley Leiber Bonc ant Gornicks among others as teams discuss moves and sales.
Lloyd Waner, a former star, is signed by the Phillies as insurance for 1942. Ron Northey, a slugging prospect from Williamsport, joins as the other veteran addition from Jacksonville’s minor league meeting. Giants reportedly eye another move but plan to wait until next week.
The Wayside Market Keglers defeated Powell Motors in two games on the Elks lanes. Paul Burkhardt and Clerk Lord led the attack with 264 for the night.
Marion Mosley of the University of Nevada is hailed as the fastest halfback after a long run, with an Associated Press survey noting a standout performance this season. A key play included a five yard kick return to the end zone for a touchdown by Moley in a game versus Sandoe (Galt).
Fragmentary OCR items mention sprint times and scores, names like San Jose and Philadelphia, and several disjoint locations such as New York Burlington and Elizabeth. The readable bits hint at a sports brief with mixed scores and athlete names, but details are unreliable.
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