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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1923
Page
2
The column discusses boosting hunting licenses from $1.00 to $1.50 to fund increased Game Commission needs amid rising hunter numbers. It includes boxing notes, chess news, and local sports items with multiple named individuals and teams across Warren, Jamestown, Utica, and Meadville, plus references to leagues and upcoming events.
A fragment advertises a pine saddle and mare named Bear with a seller possibly named Prank Cooper. Limited readable details include a partial location and contact hints, reflecting a damaged OCR item from a historical page.
Henry L. Farrell reports Mathewson back in game not as a pitcher but as a potential owner and baseball director for Boston. The aging star contemplates buying stock in the Braves, with syndicate backing and possible sale talks surrounding Charles Stoneham and Squire Ebbets. The piece notes his past fight at Saranac and suggests optimism about a Boston wining team.
Boxing results include Panichi Villa edging Kid Wolfe in Philadelphia for the welterweight title in a 10 round bout. Tommy Murray dodged a decision with Carl Tremaine in a different weight class. Moran and Wolgast battled to an eight round draw in Pittsburgh. Also Dundee and Allano fought to a 15 round draw in New Orleans. Delaney, Hart defeated Gan in New York. Willegrad Well won a lightweight decision in Providence over Mickytoute. Forsinypone beat Bohelmian in Harrisburg. Executor’s notice for Jennie E. Wheeler estate in Corry, Pa.
Oswego Globe reports Peck leads Pecked team in a crucial night clash against Herkimer with star centers Collins and Mal ly, two swift forwards Waters and Satscher, and Abe Knvstage debuting at center. The lineup includes Pie Sheen Millar Voutte Cruker. Tip-off 8:45 with a preliminary game featuring local league teams and special guests.
A request to form an Scouts All Star five has led to the first practice tonight at 8 at the Armory of the boys de firme. The corry team will be met with strong local competition to prove the Scouts worth for representation in games against outside organizations.
Railroad defeats Corry Jamestown 5 2 3 2 in a hard fought volleyball match. Railroad gains league lead amid a tense battle with Jamestown, who mounted a strong challenge but fell short.
Tonight the Industrials face an in-house trial prelude ahead of the Keystone game. Unclear chant and wage standing issues loom as teams prepare for a decisive matchup within the season’s tight schedule.
A New York World news feature argues that sprinting favors professional athletes over amateurs, noting that novices struggle against seasoned pros who train with precise timing and equipment. The piece cites coach insights on footwear, timing watches, and the durability of speed across years.
Eyden scored seven field goals for Union City leading the 82 to 2 win over Corry High on their home court. The Union squad pulled ahead 17 to 12 after the first period and maintained the lead throughout. Corry struggled on a small court as Union City pressed, with Leyden and Sull pacing the visitors’ offense and Weicht and Duffy contributing for Corry.
The administrator of the Mary M Beavis estate is appointed. Creditors and claimants are asked to present claims by the specified deadline. Attorneys listed are Kincaid and Kincald, Corry, Pennsylvania.
Fragmentary OCR text provides scattered words and misreads without clear events or names. No coherent subject or details present to form a valid news item.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions strengthening a vegetable form and features unclear references to fortification, strength, and possibly a product or process. The readable words suggest a dietary or agricultural context but lack concrete details, dates, or named entities.
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