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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
7
Promoter Thomas H. Rickard, with Col. Jacob Ruppert as sole Yankees owner, plans boxing events in a new stadium in New York. The notes imply Tex Will may obtain a new boxing park with privileges.
A broad sports column reviews baseball pitching figures, boxing headlines, and boxing management moves. It highlights Adolfo Senor and Luque among pitchers, Ted Lewis defending title, Rickard Ruppert boxing stance, and Todd's club plans with prospects for future fights and park use.
Readable lines advertise slats and price pairs for ladies stockings at 69 cents per pair, with a special offer highlighting a roughly $1.75 value per set. The wording implies a clearance style sale aimed at attracting women shoppers.
The Mendville Collegian will face the Keystones Friday after an adjustment with authorities for out of town games. The Keystones have selected a fast opponent in this section and capped their recent win tally, while Donoghue coached Bullfield aims to boost the squad ahead of the armory court clash.
The Raymond Manufacturing Company again loses to the Railroad team, 4 to 20, with Aracy and England and Miller standout for the losers. Standings show Raymond at top with 4 wins, 0 losses, Railroad elevated. Jamestown and others noted. A social event followed at the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation with a dinner at the Phoenix hotel.
A fragmentary beauty column discusses waistline ideas and a Parisian Sage hair invigoration product sold with a guarantee. The note references a migr and title garbled text but highlights a cosmetic item marketed for hair health.
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