Fragments Hint at Road Incident Nearby
Partial OCR text suggests a street scene in Pennsylvania with a car and curb involved. Specific details are unreadable but indicates a possible vehicle incident or feverish state reference amid scattered words.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1939
Page
15
Partial OCR text suggests a street scene in Pennsylvania with a car and curb involved. Specific details are unreadable but indicates a possible vehicle incident or feverish state reference amid scattered words.
The OCR fragment notes results including ens 17 18, i roosters 16 16, Red aL springers toms 20 22, 24 and old tur geese 14 15, indicating a mixed set of poultry class scores and counts from a spring exhibition.
District 10 Class A basketball league organized at Meadville meeting. Titusville, Greenville, Grove City, Sharpsville join with Steenville, Portial towns to form round robin. Titusville to host first title cup on three wins. Arthur Stewart elected president. Henry Ott secretary treasurer.
Seabiscuit and stablemate Jayak TT along with Challedon are named among 95 entrants for the world’s richest turf pot at Santa Anita. The announcement, from Charles S. Howard and the Los Angeles Turf Club, cites a purse of 490000 dollars for the sixth race on March 2, part of the Santa Anita meet.
The City Basketball League reduced its lineup to four clubs after a meeting last evening. Withdrawing teams argued the $102 nightly rental fee charged by the Board of Education for Junior High facilities was prohibitive, and a plan to seek a lower fee was discussed. The board plans a further decision on Monday evening.
Jock Sutherland to speak at the sentimental banquet for Ridgway High's unbeaten squad on December 13. Erie and nearby teams feature strong schedules with notable players and exhibitions in Oil City and Massillon events.
Official word last night named Missouri and Georgia Tech as the principals in the Grange Bowl Loot Ya game on New Year’s Day. C F Ack Baldwin, committee chairman, disclosed the secret bid details with Missouri, claimed Southern Conference title holder, accepted a bid to Georgia Tech, holder of a one third share.
Cincinnati December 1 headline notes a rare two league trade. Bartell formerly with the Cubs is sent to the Detroit Tigers for Bill Rogell. Both veterans expected to share duties, with Detroit owner Walter Briggs confirming the deal after late-night talks. Manager Del Baker favors Bartell, while Briggs hints Tigers will continue seeking another shortstop.
Major Bowling League recap: Aeros beat Recreation three games to one to narrow the gap on Park Landers. Landers took two from Gohen Coals as high averages surfaced with Larry Baker at 18 games, including 290 and 248. Harold Craze posted a 202 average. In tennis, Gene Mako and Wayne Sabin were suspended from amateur competition by the USLTA for alleged violations of amateur rules. Suspension is temporary pendingFeb 9 review.
The Boston Bees sent pitcher Jim Turner to Cincinnati for first baseman Leslie Scarsella, part of a flurry of deals at the minor league convention. They then traded John Laning to the Pirates for pitcher Jun Yonim and cash, while the Reds, Pirates, and Brooklyn sought major moves including a bid for Max West.
Engagement announcement notes Kay Stam mits of pretty Wightman Cup tennis squad will wed Michael Menzies a souk broker soon, according to reports today.
Norman Dec 7 The University of Oklahoma Sooners faced a potential Cotton Bowl bid with a sanction decision pending. Cotton Bowl promoter Curtis Satford said no opponent had been selected but could come from Mississippi State Duquesne North Carolina Boston College or Wyoming.
Milton celebrates its undefeated high school football team as Susquehanna League champions for the second year. While football is the town's pride, basketball remains a secondary sport, with students excelling in class and achievement.
The New York dinner honors Nile Minnick and Dry Bedlie Anderson as America’s leading fall star and coach of the year. The event, hosted by the Downtown Avhmie club, recognizes Kinnick as top player and Eddie Anderson as football coach of the year per the New York World Telegraph.
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