Warren Wins First Contest of Series
Warren defeats Cory 8 to 3 in the opener of a six game series at Wilmington Street Grounds. Warren pitcher R Smith led with strong early control as Cory managed a late rally but fell short.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1921
Page
2
Warren defeats Cory 8 to 3 in the opener of a six game series at Wilmington Street Grounds. Warren pitcher R Smith led with strong early control as Cory managed a late rally but fell short.
Amy Paulson pitched the Stantocs ose nive to victory over the Federals Saturday. Thom, manager of the Reds, surprised the game by rallying in the fourth, five runs in the last two frames, to win. Daley and Laailers contributed with timely hits as Stanfords and crew advantaged late. Final score shows Stanfords 8 Federals 5 with strong pitching and late offense sealing the win.
A Meadville youth died after being struck by lightning while working on a farm near Ridvard POST Keyson area, with the accident occurring in the afternoon. The injury and location details are incomplete in the report, but authorities note the fatal shock and reference nearby farms and residents.
Two youths aged 18 and 19 were arrested by police after an attempted burglary early Saturday morning. The suspects named Frank Olson and St Liski were found with a stolen rifle during the confrontation near the Epp Brothers furniture shop at 117 State Street and are held for further questioning.
Warren police depariment hunt for suspects in a basement incident at attorney for Mexander. Names and ages listed include Ava lon Towers Peterson 20, Welt For Bywer, with typographical errors in the OCR. The report notes arrests and ongoing investigation with several potential witnesses and names interspersed.
Tony Jackson at 12 Spring Street House 1018 advertises welding services for broken parts, claiming welded units are stronger and cheaper with no delays, urging customers to Try us. The text markets quick, cost effective repairs and uses a direct sales pitch.
Ambiguous OCR fragment hints at nervousness and weight changes under a brief rule involving Euro Phosphity. Mentions Ames & Co and unnamed entities, but specific facts are unclear and not well connected in readable text.
The text appears to discuss workers compensation and employer responsibility. It notes insured protection, employer duties, and the potential consequences for noncompliance, reflecting formal discussions of insurance coverage and labor obligations.
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