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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1941
Page
7
In a rapid-fire round titled One-Minute Interview and wires from across the country, sports writers report that Layden is seen as a near certainty for a top football post, with big names and big salaries in play. The piece notes barbed exchanges between leagues and coaches, plus lingering questions about the National League’s plans and Layden’s future salary.
Small Order downed the Machine Elevttics in two of three games as the feature match opening Raymond Bowling League night. Small Order now pace setters by four games. Automatics top two from the Flat Department for third, last place Punishing bowlers upset Office by winning two games. Laurie Bake led with a 214 average in games 224 206 and 212.
A cryptic note questions leadership in a national football context. It contrasts Carl Stores with Imer, suggesting Stores has advantage through knowledge of outcomes or destinations. The fragment hints at power dynamics without providing clear events or verifiable names.
Paved by J. Cragg, the Kinney Julesman Keglers defeated Wilcox Grover in all three games last night in the Antler League. Cragg led with a 204 over other scorers as Christensen versus Hepler was postponed until tomorrow.
Steel Age defeated Waterford Five last night by 43 to 24. Seigal led the local cagers with 19 points while Cross paced the losers. The Steelers jumped ahead early and maintained the lead throughout the game.
The Crystal Ice marksmen held the lead all night to secure their third straight win, overpowering the Aero Office 1850 to 1440. Davis led the victors with 288 points as the crowded arena celebrated the performance.
Union City hoopers threaten local rivals after a surprise Tuesday win at Albion. Hare led Union City with five field goals while Werth added seven points as coach Byler shuffled the lineup, boosting anticipation for Friday’s rematch against Ken Westlake’s Beavers.
St Peters burgh Florida February 6 The annual exhibition of golf between baseball stars begins at Jungle Club course. Paul Derringer battles Detroit catcher in a four day event with 18 hole qualifying and a 96 hole final. Wes Pertell, former pitcher, headlines the field despite a diminished right arm.
Willie Hoppe, defending champion, holds first alone after a 40 to 32 victory over Chamaco and a 30 4-40 win against Fitzpatrick in the three cushion billiards world tournament at Bensinger's amphitheater in Chicago. Hoppe extended his win streak to nine straight tournament victories and 20 undefeated starts in the meet.
Joe Maggio, 1940 American League batting champion, rejects the New York Yankees’ offer and will send back his contract unsigned. He hints the proposal is too close to last year’s reported $32,500 and says he is in best shape for training. Richard P. Shearman of James town is elected commodore of the Eastern Class and Scow Racing Association, first to hold the post.
The guidance emphasizes washing rice before cooking. Rinse with cold water and change the water two or three times until clear. Keep the process simple to remove starch and impurities for better texture.
Associated Press reports Chicago stirred by the selection of Notre Dame’s Elmer Layden as National Professional Football League commissioner. Pro owners clash over legality and process, with Chicago Bears owner George Halas backing Layden while others accuse influence and delay. Layden’s Notre Dame contract status adds to the dispute as owners press ahead.
Bradford, Pa. February 6. Bradford city council members met with Johaun, president of the Bradford Tees, to discuss improved facilities for the home team Wees. The Boston Bees, owners of the Pony league, will place an improved wire and a satisfactory team on the field this year. Awaiting council action next week on a lease for the community ball tasks, with Nash stating head of the local club gave satisfactory assurances of improvement.
The Pittsburgh Pirates release show seven home night games for 1941 with dates at New York June 16 Brooklyn June 24 St. Louis June 30 Philadelphia July 23 Boston July 30 Chicago August 13 and Cincinnati September 3. Five additional night road games are planned and Memorial Day May 30 features a day home doubleheader.
The Corry Junior High Blue Jays defeated Youngsville 3 2 to 1 in a fast paced game. Jackson and Gronostal led the Blue Jays with 10 points each as they built a strong first half lead and held off a late Youngsville surge.
Frank Wray of Chicago extols SAN-CURA Ointment after a drug business stint at Apollo Bay. He claims the antiseptic ointment helps cuts burns bruises piles eczema and skin irritations. Available for 35 cents at drug stores with additional Medicated San-Quo-Goap product details.
The Interstate Baseball League birth extends toward a fourth state as the Class B board weighs adding Hagerstown Maryland. Sunbury owners and ties to Blue Ridge leaders signal potential transfer of a team amid sponsorships from major clubs and multiple city affiliations including Brooklyn Allentown Philadelphia York Boston and Pittsburgh connections.
A windstorm swept through Fox Valley New York and spared one farmhouse with tornado insurance. The only insured property survived while others were damaged or destroyed.
Readable fragments note SPRIDAY and SATURDAY events at Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Listings show peas and oysters tied to plot 27 with no clear dates or prices.
In Mangum Oklahoma Jock Kerbo a UW year old center of the Central High School basketball team stands seven feet tall His brother Silli Kerbo is the same height and cousin Gherles Kerbo is six feet eight inches The trio creates a formidable front line for the team and may challenge top rivals this season.
George Wilson, Seattle born All-America halfback from the University of Washington and key figure in the 1995 Rose Bowl, has decided to retire from professional football and pursue a career in promoting wrestling. He cites a shift in personal goals and intends to focus on developing the sport.
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