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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1937
Page
6
Prominent figures in baseball largest salaries reveal Stoneham at 45040, Landis topped pay at 65000. McCarthy 25000, Gehrig 31000, Simmons 25000, Klein 30000 in 1935. Report highlights executives and players receiving over 15000 from corporations, with stock dividends also noted.
Warren Five overcame a slow start to defeat Akron 36 35 in Fairrien on January 15. Warren Hy I Oils trailed early but rallied in the final period, with Goodyears suffering a league loss as Leson scored twice to seal the margin.
Jacket team clinches victory in a tight 3 point game against Bilare Alpi with late surge. Players named Mer, Jamie, Pilts, and Pulerwreckele star for the Jackets in a defensive battle at Dries 410 arena.
Beavers travel to Union City tonight for the opening game of the Erie County Basketball League southern division. Union City hopes to halt a ten game Belivers streak as West Millcreek showcased a recent Unionites setback. Tickets for the 9:15 pm varsity game follow an 8:15 pm reserve clash in the new high school gym as Byler and Pusch prepare lineups in a tense county battle.
Namara is named captain of the Quakers bowling squad as the season opens. News notes indicate team leadership and upcoming practice sessions with possible lineup adjustments for the league. An unrelated fragment mentions apartment hunting and a Leys cee Recah.
Titusville reports opening games in the Junior High Net Loop with Colestock High hosting Tuusville Junior High. South Oil City High, a top Division 2 contender, travels to face the locals, who have five wins this season, making an upset possible despite Oil City being the favorite.
The human ear will respond to sound waves ranging from those about 35 feet long to those about one third of an inch in length.
A wall with towers encircles a mountainous region near Spanish Guan, featuring a notable energy theme estimated at six dollars.
San Francisco Seals president Charley Graham discussed his $800,000 portfolio of developed players and how 16 stars he promoted now reach the majors. The latest is Joe Marty, outfielder led the Pacific Coast League in batting last year, now with the Chicago Cubs. purchase price reportedly $50,000 and three players. Graham praised his eye for talent and said he would stake his reputation on Marty's ability. He declined selling catcher Vincent Monro yet, awaiting proof of his arm before any deal.
Corry's Beavers may host Ashtabula High on February 13 as dates were offered, with athletic officials to confirm times. Franklin, Alliance, and Painesville unavailable due to full schedules.
Tony Joy a young golf professional is entered in the 5000 Oakland Open at Oakland Cal and will tee off today with top national players. Over 200 professionals including leaders of the winter tournament circuit are entered in the medal golf test at Pittsburgh.
SUSY Grant of Atlanta defeated Wayne Sabin of San Francisco 6-3 6-3 in Tampa on January 19 to move into the Dixie championship semi finals. The defending champion relied on fast drives and court coverage to outplay Sabin.
The West Millcreek Trojans, led by Bob Tracy with 12 points, defeated Cathedral Prep 41 to 18 on the rojan home floor. Millcreek seized the lead in the second period after a 7-7 opening, scoring 13 points while holding the Ramblers to 2 points.
St Edward s basketball team heads to Erie for a second county seat clash with St John Kanty Prep. Earlier in the week Art Pitts squad fought hard but fell to the Erie Cathedral Prep five in a close game.
Ellsworth Vines and Fred Perry, the professional champion and the newly turned professional amateur champion, meet tonight at Duquesne Garden in the fourth chapter of their series. Perry has won all prior matches while Vines has faced setbacks from recent health issues and a five day recovery in Chicago.
Curry rifle team defeats Walnut Creek by 1444 to 1134 in a Northwestern Pennsylvania New York Rio League match. Wallace shot 225 and Welcht 284 for Curry, with Loder leading Walnut Creek at 282. Other scorers included Stanbro 200 and Chase 292, as multiple shooters posted strong totals for both sides.
Walter Sams of Athens Georgia broke 88 of 100 clay targets to lead the Charlotte Harbor singles championship at Punta Gorda. In the same squad J P Johnston of Hartfield City Indiana shot 98 and J Stinson of Bradford Pennsylvania 97. Charlie Young of Springfield Ohio, pre tournament favorite, shot 81 and withdrew with a bruised shoulder.
Geneva College defeated Waynesburg College 31 to 24 in the home opener last night led by strong defense and sharp scoring. Other scores listed include Duquesne 53, N. Cal State 83, Wash-Set 34, Muskingum 28, and several regional results of the day.
Fragment reads as a disjointed summary of a political issue with references to bills, cures, and a Sunday event. Names, dates, and places are unclear. the readable parts suggest debate over a proposed remedy or legislative action but lack concrete details or identifiable entities.
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