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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1946
Page
7
Court notices announce the estate of the deceased seeks administration. Interested parties are urged to come forward to claim rights or contest the will. Officials specify filing actions and timelines for creditors and heirs.
A notice warning of adverse claim and demand for settlement references Avon Bank and McGonnell in connection with a late county matter. Details indicate secured interests and authorization by a group including Fogle racken and Idrich, with expressions of thanks to involved parties. The document appears to be an OCR-scrambled legal notice from a financial institution.
A new junior baseball league for players under 18 plans to start in the coming summer across Corry Titusville Ot Chy Warren Meadville Franklin and Meadville with two games weekly one away and one home. The aim is to spur interest and provide recreation while offering a stepping stone to pro baseball for young players.
McIntyre High School hosted its first sun week rifle meet with Pete McIntyre winning top honors at 96. Roland Pulung scored 95 and Bill Hall 98, followed by shooters including John Windil 90 Jim Peterson 49 Jim Keppel 89 Tom Maloney 86 Norman Holton 85 Louis Sherwood 84 Donald Ghase 83 Richard Thom 83 Claude Daugherty 77 Philip 44 Bill Keppel 58 Paul Kolts 88 and others.
Beavers overcome Alumni in final period to win 98-30 after trailing by 12 early in the fourth quarter. Key plays include Fox and McKinney scoring and Dinglelder’s earlier basket as Grads surge with Greene’s one handed tosses and steady team play amid a festive Junior High crowd.
Army's undefeated football champions stay in shape through track and other sports at West Point Relays. The piece highlights Blanchard and Coulter as top performers, mentions notable teammates and the cross training among standouts, while noting post‑season commissioning plans for graduates and the breadth of athletic participation.
Corry Rifemen defeated the Parkers 1175 to 1164 in the Pennsylvania Rifle League. Gene Davis led scoring with 39 points, and six shooters posted 237s at the target while Lawrence Parker and others contributed for Parkers in a close loss.
Defending champion Ray Mangrum trails after a 142 and a record-tying 64 in round two. The Tucson Open faces a potential high drama third round as contenders chase the course record and the event’s lead.
A fragment lists scholastic scores and names such as AlvinE Bd Edward's aU Farrel Mew Castle and Sharpsville Grove Guy Brookvllie Glearfinid with numeric figures. It also mentions Bukeriies and a curious line about insects and "to be the iost far-sighted of insects" and "gut sve Aluvements five to six Teel alvay" followed by DLP WORDS.
Shamrocks rout Titusville as Bob and Aland pace the Irish scoring with a strong first half. Dowlin leads Titusville with 14 points, while Corry's Treble and Hud count for Shamrocks with key inside play. Notable box details show Shamrocks stay ahead through the third as Wilwwand and Jansen contribute in the final period.
In Reading Pennsylvania Sam Justin of Philadelphia knocks out Alex Moyle of Garfield and Willie Anderson of Philadelphia outpoints Rodrigues in Philadelphia. O’Neil Bell of Detroit wins by decision against Zivie in Philadelphia.
Raymond Kegler's clash shifts as the Office upset Automatics in a high scoring night. Machine Shop led by Elaine and high totals from dismissed teams, while Small Order and Opponents chase late in the standings.
A lively Millrose night in New York is highlighted by top indoor stars and expected crowds of about 15 000. Notables include Wilson Sakaine Cel Loe ight and msn wide array of college entrants. The meet features gas iin dh Engkst mle bot and a glamor lineup headlined by the Millrose Banks with Abe Gar deh Goulds witty Lar pairing and Toray Quam the AAU national champion expected to compete. Ed Dower returns to defend his title as the 69th representative event draws elite sprinters and field event specialists amid strong public interest.
In a foggy standings scramble the Lanstons kept a slim one game edge entering the fourth loop as low scoring play and scattered hits kept several teams within reach. Key performances from Rossbuchips Semley Waterhouse and others propelled the chase as rivals battled for early advantages and position.
Associated Press reports Marty Servo defeated Freddie the Red Cochrane in Madison Square Garden to claim the world welterweight crown after a sequence of solid blows and a late flurry. Cochrane’s camp argued the knockout should have been avoided, but Servo maintained control from the first round through a decisive fifth.
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