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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1941
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a 1st Avenue address dispute or surrender unclear parties and outcome, with illegible names and details. The readable fragment suggests a possible filing or surrender action but specifics and dates are missing. Further context needed to determine event type and parties involved.
The readable fragments mention a town event with mentions of goods like corn and wool, a sale or listing, and a few stray numbers and dates. The text is incomplete, with scattered references to land, build, and a quiz. No clear actions, names, or locations emerge to form a solid summary.
A fragile OCR fragment outlines financial figures and percentages tied to multiple codes and entities. The readable parts reference a range of numbers including 18 percent 11 percent 1344 and 207k, with vague mentions of weeks and categories, lacking clear events or names.
School boards plan expanded athletics to boost participation and prep for varsity squads with input from coach Russ Byler. A major league move could shift Browns' franchise to Los Angeles, aided by easier travel. Whirlaway among Kentucky Derby contenders. racing notes. North East Basketball previews potential Class A season impact. White Sox trade moves, Notre Dame invited sprinter to Sugar Bowl track carnival. Oregon State bowls remain talent-less for New Year slate.
Youngsville visitors overwhelmed Beavers 92 to 44 as their third quarter surge sealed the game. Cory started strong for the Beavers, but Shumaker Meleen Clark Aber led Youngsville with rebounding and scoring to finish the night. Sam Baresel paced the Beavers and Youngsville’s reserves closed the program with a 25-18 second-half edge.
Ritz Restaurante keglereties held a one game edge in the Ladies City bowling Teague by winning two from Wayside Market. Rexall Drugs took two from Fat Store to stay close, while the Ray monds won one of three from Wing Willie. Mary Amatystin dominated with a 202 game and 180 average, with Angie Bates at 184 and Lillian Robbins at 175 also delivering solid marks.
Waterford five meets Blue Jays in first 1941 42 sab season opener at 7 30 this evening with Wilfred Pomeroy’s junior high lineup featuring Bar Phillips Ronald Robbun John Gromistaj Bill Gronastar Stretch McKinney Dick Hand Tom Duma Merle Dlisway Folin Kennedy Art Black and Jack Jackson in a two unit squad. Greenberg plans comeback to service and Giants buy Werber while selling Moore and Arnovieh.
St. Edwards battles Kanty Prep of Erie with one victory in five games. The Shamrocks hope to improve passing under coach Baressi as Jansen and Saxton lead a lineup including DeMain and Blair Hyots at forward with Jansen at center. Kanty Prep, coming off a big win over St. Joseph’s, is favored to win.
In a flurry of activity the Yankees pushed to acquire Dolph Gamill amid brisk major league negotiations. Larry MacPhail of the Dodgers reportedly sought about 75,000 while NL clubs balked at 7,500. Ed Barrow was said to be aiming to save roughly 50,000 in the deal.
Chicago dispatch reports 23 year old right handed pitcher Bob Feller plans to join the Navy, having spent six seasons with the Cleveland Trolley? team. He met with Lieut Commander Gene Tupney and announced his decision at a baseball gathering, aiming to serve as a chief in the Navy.
The item reads as a fragmented late sports roundup from New York detailing football and baseball notes, player mentions, and odds. It mentions Fordham, Missouri, and various coaches and players in a choppy, error-filled style with many garbled names and incomplete phrases.
Kinney Spiesmat Plumbers won two games in Antler Loop, taking a pair from Hepler Motors. Hurole Grams posted a 197 average for the winners while Guy Abbey led the chapler with a 177 score.
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