Fragmented Local Item Describes Dial 5 Level Note
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Dial 5 level and related numbers. No clear event or entities are readable beyond these figures.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1947
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Dial 5 level and related numbers. No clear event or entities are readable beyond these figures.
A damaged OCR passage mentions Drury Townville Tryon farm, Jersey 1, a 3 month old wing, trainer and neon, plus references to secretary and business actions. It references hotel concerns, property addresses on Ayes Avenue, and filings due by the 15th. The fragmentary text hints at a public or business notice with unclear specifics and dates.
Corry High School Beavers near end of basketball campaign with key district and county title implications. Michigan football news notes Fritz Crisler stays at Michigan amid athletic policy promises and planned $3 million athletic facility expansion. Also: local district bids for Miller Sibley field lighting and bleachers, Frankie Hayes released, Wes Fesler to Ohio State, and upcoming regional hunts feature in rambling notes.
Titusville Rockets defeat Corry Beavers 66 to 41 in a hard fought contest. Barber leads Titusville with 27 points while Dibble, Dyckes, Wilson and Geertson contribute. Two Corry players are fouled out as penalties and suspensions mark the rough game. Jayvees also beat Corry 41 27, Holywood leads Corry attack. Joe Baker sails to England for March 26 bout with Bruce Woodcock.
Corry's two rifle teams in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Leagues split results last night. The Class A gunners lost to Walnut Creek 1183 to 1179 while the Class B team beat Meadville 1132 to 1050. Russell Patherson led A with 42. Chuck Medymont paced Walnut Creek with 239.
March of Dimes bowling tournament began this afternoon at Recreston Alleys and runs through next weekend. Each bowler plays three games on slot machines. handicap totals decide the winner. Top finisher earns 80 dollars as prize, drawing entrants to the event. Bob Fenton of the Raymonds is coordinating the effort amid brisk pre deadline registrations.
Irivington, New Jersey's Charley Fusari floored Tippy Larkin five times in the ninth round of their junior welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Larkin, 146 pounds, faced a four pound deficit as the Sicilian-born challenger extended his winning streak to 48. Referee Arthur Donovan halted the fight at 2:40 of the ninth.
The Lindstrom Pennzoil station at 101 West Smith Street Corry Fa offers complete service and all new equipment. Phone 38-191. We pick up and deliver your car.
Erie players travel to the State Armory in Altoona to face Corry seeking an eighth win in ten starts. The visiting lineup includes V Frabaugh F Smith A Hennenshan N Nicodemis and star Harry Felty. Erie’s side fields Ziggy Markowitz Stan Krause Moose Bellingham Reno Strand and Deacon Stankey. Also noted is a rerun Pirates Goodyears date change with games in March and the following Sunday.
The Hammond keglers swept three games from the Fair Store last night in a league match. Hammond scored 1083, 953 and 983 to Fair Store 958, 919 and 813. Harvey Lageland led Hammond with 160 207 159, while George Koestner totaled 170 141 182 for the Clothiers.
Waterhouse five moves into a deadlock with Lanston’s for top spot in the Fourth Ladies League after winning two from the Gift Shop while Lanston’s dropped three to All-Way Electric Tassies. The Kinley upset Rossbacher in all three games as Waterhouse, All-Way, Gift Shop, Lanston’s and Kinley post scores. Thelma Paulson led the winners with 124 230 127 and Veima Ba Tessi paced the opposition with 135 139 143. Frances Hurlbut led victors with 187 115 123 as Nellie Dunlap’s 5 409 169 128 marked the losers.
Wesley Fesler began as Ohio State’s head football coach today after approval by the athletic board. He plans to resign from Pittsburgh immediately and will sign a five year contract on March 3, with a rumored starting salary of 19500 and his own assistants.
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