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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1940
Page
7
Notice reads that the estate of the deceased requires all persons with claims or interests to present them, with executors named and a dates stated. It requests that any parties with objections or debts file promptly, or be barred from future claims. The fragment references locations and names including Corry, Erle, Keleher and Stooks, with a court or official process noted.
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Pittsburgh Pirates announce a night game schedule as part of a broader push to expand under artificial lights. The piece notes long-standing adoption of nocturnal baseball, cites attendance boosts, and references historic milestones from Reds Phillies to Giants and Phillies sharing parks. It also covers general frontier talk on farm systems and major league spending on players.
Dominic DiMaggio declares disagreement with Boston on first contract tendered. He notes the 25 percent automatic raise for rookies upon minor league graduation and estimates a minimum offer near $3,800 based on his San Francisco Seals salary. His brothers Joe and Vince advise that the sum is too low.
Philadelphia February 1 Hot stove league rumors about outfielder Morrie Arnovich being sold were disproved today He telephoned Philadelphia president Gerry Nugent from his Wisconsin home to say the 1940 contract terms are satisfactory and the signed deal was secured in the fall
New York February 1 The Brooklyn Dodgers announced the acquisition of pitcher Tex Pilcher formerly with the Cubs and Card from the Milwaukee club of the American Association. The 33 year old veteran posted a 1-9 record with an ERA of 4.93 last season in the National League.
Rickey notes that minor leagues finished about 40 leagues last season while many failed to complete schedules. He credits improved working agreements with 10 minor league clubs for stability, though some connections may be severed as the Red Bird organization weighs its options.
Promoter Mike Jacobs eyes a possible title shot for the winner between Freddie Apostoli and Melio Bettina. The Feb 2 showdown at Madison Square Garden features two Italian descent contenders both seeking a shot at Willy Conn via the Conn Lesnevich winner. Bettina’s backers demanded a rematch after a razor close 12 round verdict.
The Pittsburgh Hornets rose to second place in the Western Division of the International American Hockey League by shutting out the Hershey Bears 4 0 in Hershey Pa. on February 1. The win ended a 13 game road losing streak.
Raymonds rifle team edged Emblem Oil by three points in a Tor Ride League match last night. Final score 1562 to 1658. Art Knapp led Raymond with 240, Russell Martin second with 285, while Davis scored 234 for the Oilers.
The Hy Rod and Gun Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 7 30 p m at the American Legion home on North Center Street. Plans will be discussed for a new clubhouse to be erected south of the city and members may be asked to make a schedule for attendance. Harrisburg Feb 1 The Engine Commission reports 935497 acres a planet distributed over 85 of the 67 county prnounced today Townsston weaurn Hobby becomes vocation Cleveland Michael Hylan followed his trade as a carpenter and royal embroidery hobby now his living despite unemployment.
United Press reports Carnegie Tech football will be led by new head coach Dr Eddie Baker as Butler Kent prepares to assume West Virginia University duties. Players Jerry White and Mike Patronik unavailable for 1940 Tartans, with spring practice canceled due to scholastic difficulties and other issues.
February 1 Pirates decide to move the Pony league franchise from Jamestown New York to another site. William Henswanger notes no park ready by May and cites delays by Jamestown citizens committee. Bob Stedler confirms the decision to seek ready facilities elsewhere for the season.
Duquesne varsity basketball extended its win streak to ten of eleven with a 50 to 28 victory over St Vincent College of Latrobe in Pittsburgh. Led 29 to 11 at halftime, Duquesne widened the margin in the second half to pile up 21 points.
Seabiscuit expected to attempt a comeback at Santa Anita but was withdrawn after recent rain soaked the track. Owner Charles G Howard scratched the challenger to Seabiscuit, named Sus Beans, from today’s race due to adverse conditions.
In a muddled recap, NW beat St. Francis 52 to 45. St. John’s fell 33 to 35 against Manhattan, while Georgetown posted 35 and Army 44 in other listed outcomes. The text mentions a race and a first goal, but details are unclear.
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