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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1941
Page
7
A fragmented report describes an Asylvania journey by local figures, with unclear details and stray notes about friends, beauty, and mileage. The item offers partial quotes and scattered names, reflecting a troubled OCR capture with limited readable facts.
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A late inning home run by Williams electrifies Nationals coverage as preparations and trials occur for a new baseball facility. The piece notes upcoming dedication events, anticipated large crowds, and plans for a short schedule of games before football arrives, along with discussions on pennant trades and roster moves around major league teams and players.
Detroit July 9 report notes Ted Williams hits a dramatic ninth inning homer with two outs and five on to beat the National Leaguers 7 to 5, lifting the American Leaguers to a 5 game lead stalemate in the All-Star classic. Arky Vaughan also homered twice for Pittsburgh, while Williams and Williams’s heroics define the game’s key moment.
Locust Valley N Y July 9 Frankie Parker defeated Gene Makos 6-2 6-2 6-0 to win the Eastern clay court tennis championship for the second straight year. Rain shifted the event to Pinto Rock course as Parker dominated with his best strokes. In doubles Ted Scheveder and Jackie Kramer beat Parker and Charley Mattmann 7-5 6-4 8-2 to claim the doubles title. Also notes compare Ruth era runs with two Western League players 1904 feats.
Norman Rubio of Albany outpointed Vic Praise of New York in a 140 pound bout. In Hazleton Joe Peralta of Sonora Mexico defeated George Brown of Reading in a 135 pound contest by points.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a boxing card with Tony Gilento and Lewinsky refusing to fight. Agents shouted insults while Levinsky faced taunts about hunger, and an earlier bout for Babe Hunt ended with a ten round decision over Joe Vandiver.
Manfren weruner won his opening round match in the Wie Junior Singles at the Times Public Parks tennis tournament, defeating Art Baldwin by default. He then routed a round mate before losing to Jerry Boyd in straight sets, 6 1, 6 0, with next up against Dick Siscon in the second round.
Detroit Michigan report says Jay Harridge of the American League told that he discussed the suspension of White Sox manager Jimmy Dykes with vice president Barry Grabiner. They reached understanding that no further action or appearance would be necessary, and Dykes would comply with the terms of the suspension before reinstatement is considered.
Detroit rookie outfielder Mullin, seriously injured in a collision at Comiskey Park last Wednesday, was given cheering news today. Surgeons fixed a glenoid location at the outer end of his collarbone and will reassess the shoulder before determining if he can play this season.
Memphis dispatch reports manager Hill Terry of the New York Giants predicts the Brooklyn Dodgers will win the National League flag. He is vacationing after the All-Star game and asserts that ace pitchers Whitey Wyatt Kirby Hisle Hugh Cosby will keep the Dodgers strong, and that they will win easily.
Denver Tuesday reports detail the 24th BG golf open where Harrison narrowly missed gold, with Nelson of Toledo and Snead of Hot Springs leading qualifiers. Notables like Cherry Hills’ Snead and former champions such as Denny Shute posted scores, while conditions tested players amid back injuries and impaired vision.
The note credits Hughie Jennings with an unorthodox approach to base running and drawing on balls to reach first base, noting he reached base 49 times by pursuing a particular method.
New York notes show Lefius and Pet Sealzo among NB A contenders, with several standout players and upcoming matchups. Mentions of Joe DiMaggio’s record run surface amid a flurry of team exploits, star sightings, and prep for upcoming games and awards.
Philadelphia report notes Hugh Mutenhy’s Army draft status and a Red Sox exhibition win as Boston edged ahead late. Mentions Indiana University campus pitching, Sammy Annott as NBA fighter, Shibe Park boxing match and Tolnby Barbers, state amateur chess champion open in Philadelphia with 64 contestants entering.
G Patterson paced the Rod and Gun Club marksmen on the southern range last night at 50 yards with a near perfect 899 score and 26 Xs. Art Knapp and Cay Nelson trailed with 898 and 897 respectively. Next weekly shoot is planned for Tuesday with hopes of strong turnout.
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