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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1946
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment references a tense legal matter about coverage, authorization and minimums. The readable bits suggest a discussion of a phase or period and a formal end of some authorization. No clear names, places, or dates were captured.
A brief note outlines installing custom EX print options by Andre Smith. It mentions utilities and setup steps for personalizing printing features.
Early reports from across waterways show bass season opening with notable catches in Columbus and nearby streams while Allegheny near Oklahoma City begins improving after a slow start. Weather shifts, including recent rain, may revive trout angling and overall fishing this week.
Batavia Glippers maintained a slim edge at the Pony League near the top after a 14-3 loss to Bradford and other scores. Lockport beat Wellsville 12-1 and Olean defeated Hamilton 14-3, keeping Batavia a half game ahead of Jamestown while results from Washington and Newark teased boxing card delays.
National League faces American League in the first postwar inter league classic at Fenway Park. About 33,000 fans attend a record $105,000 in reserved seats as Bob Feller and Claude Passeau start for the mound, with plans to use Newhouser Chandler and other relievers. Despite NL doubts, AL stars Hay Newrooser and Spurgeon Chandler toiled early, while NL managers Grimm and Browne shuffle pitchers for the nine inning showcase.
Cleveland July 9 A lump on the head proved the highlight of a ten round card as Mose Brown of Pittsburgh fought Tom Yorosz of Mohaca Pa in a slow show. The boxing commission held up Brown's purse awaiting a hearing on his performance while fans booed the exit.
New York July 8 In his take on NBA quarterly boxing ratings Proxy Abe Green berater promoters push box office as fate of fighters. Newark followers of Joe Curcio attend an outdoor victory rally for Curcio vs Ray Robinson Friday. A jokey note on Jimmy Conce zman’s remix sold for a 10 cent magazine. Also mentions a yacht race at Bermuda with no times, a Sailors game in Erie with the manager resigning between innings, and Tony Galento in a voiced exchange as he referees.
Tepsic, Penn State football end and baseball star, accepted a $17,000 bonus to join the Brooklyn Dodgers of the National League. President Branch Rickey praised his potential and said he will stay with the Dodgers barring minor league needs. Tepsic quarterbacked the Penn State Lions last season and is a Marine veteran who served in Guadalcanal.
Ted Luther captured the West Penn Open title at Chartiers Heights Country Club with a two over par 142 total after morning and afternoon rounds. He earned the top prize of 200 dollars, with Edgar Coffey finishing close behind after rounds of 73 and 71 to take 125 dollars.
In Cleveland Tommy Yaroti 166 outpointed Mose Brown 173 in a bout, while in New York Johnny Colou 174 outpointed Teddy Randolph 114 in another listed matchup. Details are fragmentary and names appear inconsistently spelled.
Warren Moose defeated Corry 12 to 1 and 4 to 3 as Minnie Rosequist and Dimickmen combined for multiple hits. Warren’s pitcher held Corry to limited offense while Warren’s offense piled up the runs with homers and timely hits. Also noted are results from Allentown with various weight classes and competitors listed.
Detroit Tigers defeat Jamestown at Municipal Stadium in Jamestown with six runs by the world champion in the seventh inning. Hutchinson and Trout combined on the mound for three scoreless innings as the Tigers secure the win amid a large turnout noted at the game.
Chicago White Sox manager Ted Lyons dismisses the jinx idea around ex pitchers, saying pitching is only about ten percent of managerial battle. He recalls his 21 seasons with the White Sox, noting his focus on team-building and handling players rather than superstition.
Vernon Walker sits in a tight batting race as peers challenge with close averages. The piece notes Walker’s steady performance and contending rivals like Musial and Schoen, highlighting key games and standings shaping the race.
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