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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
2
The Corry sport column surveys baseball and boxing, noting the era’s stars and upcoming matches. It mentions Danny Bryan amid local chatter, boxing talks, and Olympic prospects, with health updates on Patsy Rustal and others plus administrative notices for Corry readers.
United Press reports the American tennis float at Wimbledon losing ground as European stars press their drive. Williams and Washburn face Lycett and Godfrey in semifinals while Richards and Hunter meet Spence and Raymond. Williams feared to reach final. Miss Wills pursues women's title against Miss McKane amid late-round doubts. Williams trails Lacoste after a 6 1 first set.
The Corry Kiwanis golf team qualified yesterday at Corry Country Club for the Kiwanis picnic event on July 9 at Conteaut. Standouts include Sir Stewart 7 Ames 100 and Dr Gillette 102 with Mast and Ray Larson tied for fourth on 410. The playoff will decide the team lineup.
Nomis Williams, the lone American left in the Wimbledon men's singles, fell to Rene Lacoste of France in straight sets 6 3 6 2 6 3. Williams showed erratic play with double faults and overhits, failing to cope with Lacoste’s steady game and strong serve throughout the match.
Corry Independents promote a Fourth of July golf event at the Country Club link course with a dinner Friday at 1 30 p m in block A cafeteria and a bowling style dinner dance in the club house. The tournament awards prizes for low gross and low net scores across 18 holes including golf clubs and golf shows for top finishers.
The Jamestown Apex club headlines a busy early schedule with shifts in the lineup. Key players Bret, Pitepevale Hopkins, and Graker are expected to see significant minutes, while Bryertin may debut as a new recruit, possibly replacing Holsiio at third. The team plans to defend against rivals in opening shocks and aims to sharpen receiving and defense as the season begins.
League results show Washington 5 Boston 0 and New York 10 Philadelphia 1 with St Louis 6 Cleveland 4 in yesterday's games. Standings include Detroit Cleveland and Chicago amid mixed results as clubs prepare for upcoming matchups.
Ambitious notes on boxing and fighters in New York hint at evolving rules and rivalries. Mentions Henry Bronte Savy and Pateni with references to Floroa GLa and others shaping the sport's current landscape.
Summary unavailable due to highly garbled OCR text. Readable parts show scattered scores for teams including Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia, St Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati with inconsistent spellings. Core facts and dates cannot be reliably extracted.
A fragmented notice lists times from 2:00 to 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM at 135 MN Center St Bell 510, with a contact line stating 5209 P.M and readings for MI and appointment.
A irregular scoreboard recap lists various teams and pitchers with muddled names, noting scores and partial play details. The fragment references Brooklyn, Chicago, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Washington with mentions of pitching and late innings but lacks clear, coherent outcomes.
A decisive 3 to 1 victory over the Boston Braves showcased strong pitching and timely hitting. Key performances from pitchers and batters shaped the win, sending the team toward the next round with confidence.
Fragmentary note from Bir Hine Taihse describes Bruns Chawin in a contested matter. The readable text mentions a 4 and a rat symbol, with unclear context regarding people or events.
Local residents gather as officials discuss guidelines on public behavior and safety. Community leaders urge orderly participation while outlining upcoming steps and potential policy changes affecting daily life. Residents exchange questions about enforcement and timelines.
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