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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1946
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment references church bids and a livestock auction. Mentions a church sale value, a secretary position, and cattle prices including steers and dairy cows. Details are incomplete and unreliable due to garbled text.
Partial OCR reads stream of prices and items from a local market listing. Mentions veal, autumn or spring terms, California and Carolina references with cobblers and pate among the readable items. Fragmentary data suggests a shopper’s price card or ad from a regional market page.
In a Meadville New York Pennsylvania League game, the Meneville Pioneers defeated the Corry Merchants 3 2 at Loveland Field. Corry’s defense faltered with mistimed plays and baserunning miscues, while Long pitched valiantly for Corry before Meadville pulled ahead in unearned runs. Myers earned the win for Meadville as Corry stranded runners late, with Sproveri and Leonard delivering key hits for the visitors. Time 2:15. Umpires Detury and Baresi.
The Associated Press reports Bob Feller stands out as Cleveland's star in the 13th AL vs NL Allstar clash at Fenway Park. Hal Newhouser and Ted Williams join the hometown slate as 34,000 fans expect high strikeout pace and a potential nod to Carl Hubbell's 1984 classic. Feller aims to sustain his league leading 9.5 strikeouts per game across 40 starts, including his no-hitter against the Yankees, while Steve O’Neill weighs the rotation with Newhouser.
A July round of sports items covers Eddie Dyer’s early Cardinals years and anniversaries, Notre Dame football plans for 1942 and Tulane game in New Orleans, Norrisville’s strong service-club league, John Faunce and pro tennis links, Miami golf course renovations, Glenn Killinger’s son Bill focusing on baseball and basketball, and shoe care tips from Bob Geather.
A rambled sports wire reports haphazardly on baseball results. Star players like Peller Newhouser and Walker Cowper are mentioned amid a flood of misread names and jagged lines, detailing wins for the Athletics Yankees Giants and Dodgers in a chaotic game-by-game roundup.
The second Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League 22 caliber outdoor match of the season will be held at Walnut Creek Range next Sunday at 11 oclock. The match is open to all league shooters and all Corr y marksmen are urged to enter the event.
The feature notes a veteran-heavy All-Star exhibition with ex- servicemen dominating on both American and National League sides. Star names from the era, including Musial and Foxx, headline a display of top players as former players and rising stars mix in a showcase style game. The report highlights strong infield play, pitching depth, and the broad attendance draw, marking it as a notable pre-season event in baseball’s landscape.
Yesterday's NL results show Hoste and Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, New York, and Philadelphia with various scores. American League end results include New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, and St Louis. Today’s games listed with several matchups. International League results include Buffalo, Jersey City, and Baltimore.
Buffalo July series of tight games marked a busy Sunday bill. Lockport beat Wellsville 7-0 in an afternoon contest while Wellsville shaded Lockport earlier. Hornell won one of two against James, 4-2 in game one and 5-4 in game two. Bradford defeated Batavia in afternoon play, Olean earned its tenth win in four days.
Philadelphia event saw Budge beat Van Horn 6-1 in the pro final, with Van Horn taking doubles and Perry defeating Kuivas in straight sets. The Paris bout featured Marcel Worslaw beating Holman Williams in a 10 round points decision.
A fragmented report details a Corry Moose trip with scattered names and events. It mentions figures like Pillay and Yael, with references to a rally, a focus on a waterway, and a sequence involving a Hummer. The text is garbled, but suggests a sports or local event with multiple named persons and places.
Erie defeated Youngstown 2-1 in a Middle Atlantic League game as the Preds under a new pilot used strong pitching by Joe 17 Wits and Wolo 7 Veter. Niagara Falls also played, while manager changes followed Steve Miger's resignation.
In Columbus Open FY Assochuled Pro Nelson Victor competes amid scattered text and garbled lines. The excerpt references golf and a sequence of unclear names and results, mentioning 14,000 Colombe and a pivot play with Hoyson Tavib Abwiie May, indicating a complex sports fragment with several imprecise details.
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