Bear 80 for Abbett Tas RD
Sale listing noting Bear 80 for Abbett Tas RD and a redwood barn with Hicks Lines house a brooder priced at 7500 dollars.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1949
Page
7
Sale listing noting Bear 80 for Abbett Tas RD and a redwood barn with Hicks Lines house a brooder priced at 7500 dollars.
The readable fragments mention a large street area and several scattered names such as Johnson and Dabbett. Details about purpose, dates, or actions are unclear due to OCR damage.
An obscure OCR fragment references May and a secretary role in Pennsylvania. Readable elements include names and dates, but details are incomplete. The item hints at an appointment or event involving a secretary in Pennsylvania during May.
A partial OCR snippet mentions service, file action, and unclear entities. The text is garbled with possible references to a secretary or secretary related term and mentions money and a numeric string 1193 but lacks coherent context or identifiable persons or organizations.
Detroit third baseman George Kell tops the American League with a .3429 average on 179 hits in 134 games, edging Ted Williams who hit .3427 with 194 safeties. Williams led home runs and runs, while Kell becomes the first AL third baseman to win the batting title. Other notes include Dale Mitchell leading hits in the tribe and Fred Schwab spotlighted in local hoops, plus Oil City Derrick trophy honors and various sporting odds from the era.
Joe Louis floated a possible comeback in a telephoned interview, then quickly said he was not sure and would take about three months to decide. He named Edgard Charles as a possible opponent if he returns, while a parade of sports figures urged caution about any return.
Corry-Jamestown moved to 12 wins in the National Bowling League by blanking Washington Luncheon while Personal Finance split with Ferry's Service. Paul’s Men’s Wear shut out Waterhouse as Corry Journal Spring Creek postponed a battle tonight. Joe Baresi led the leaders with 189 and 367, and Chuck Jackman paced the opposition in the top game. The Sherwood Store. Bowl-Aire. Owen's Station. Loblaws. Cabin-in-the-Pines. Deer Head Inn. Stihl's standings and scores are listed with multiple 3-game totals and top individual marks.
Pittsburgh General Manager Roy Hamey announced the Pirates paid more than 10 000 for Purdue freshman Bobby Friend. The 19? year old right hander will report to the Boys' Class B farm club at Waco Texas for 1950 under the bonus rule. Friend began playing at seven and starred in high school with multiple letters in basketball and football.
A group led by a former Detroit official purchased a large stake in the Washington Senator baseball club. Senator President Clark Grimm announced the deal, noting it does not affect club operations. Griffith still holds about 42 percent of the stock. John James Jachym, from Jamestown, confirmed the deal, reportedly paid around $500,000 to Senator Treasurer William E. Richardson, who inherited the stake in 1848.
Shrine college all star South squad prepares for Monday game night. Hickman calls the players versatile with defenders and offensive specialists, noting most can play both positions well.
Pittsburgh Pirates manager Billy Moyer argues for reviving the spitball to aid pitchers facing stronger bats. From his Knoxville suburb home he doubts a return is likely as fans favor high scores and offensive prosperity across sports. He offered three reasons for his stance.
Dubrosky took the lead with a 245 game as seven players surpassed the 200 mark in the 200 Club at Bowl Aire last evening. Stewart Lane 210, Stanley Anderson 207, Jon Sherwood 204, Robert Watts 203, Don Einelt 201, and Charles Sayko 201 also reached double figures.
Baseball icon Connie Mack known to millions as Mack celebrates his 87th birthday at home. He reads letters and telegrams of congratulation, noting his double birthday with a debated birth date of December 22 or 23, 1862.
A Purdue left halfback once hoped to shine in Western Conference football has fallen from amateur status after scoring with the Pirates. He will now pursue a baseball path with the club next year, missing this season’s gridiron opportunities.
The Union City American Legion team defeated the Corry Bombers 60 to 52 on the road. Paul Ryan led with 31 points for the winners, while Bob Hind Joe Vaulle and Frank Brisham combined for 42 of Corry’s total. Penny Dyckes Eugene Blynt and Geno Miller contributed for the visitors.
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