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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1927
Page
2
The piece chronicles Cubs' high hopes and rivals in a lively Haselial season, noting strong showings by Ruth Gehrig and the Yeagiers. It highlights Pittsburgh and Brooklyn standings, manager Covisone, and emerging talent amid a vibrant pennant race narrative.
United Press dispatch from Springfield on July 1 reports the burial of Abyssinia’s supposed heir Prince Thu ira MEnelile, grandson of King Meno ik, amid political intrigue. The laborer Thomas Thedire Nbowmnan is noted as a local figure amid the confusion.
A damaged OCR fragment references bronze work and metal casting. It hints at techniques or materials but lacks clear context, names, dates, or locations. The legible portion points to bronze-related processes or objects without a connected narrative.
In a tight Jewell Field contest, Company A edged Irvine 10–9. Erie southpaw relieved Lander in the third, Gilson doubled for a key two-base hit, and Cram’s sharp outfield play helped secure the win as the Allegheny club pulled away late after Irvine threatened in successive innings.
A garbled game report details Endeavor taking a lead in the Tri County League with scattered plays from Warren, Bydeavor, and others. The fragment describes early innings, defensive miscues, and key hits including singles and doubles, with references to Irvine, Jewell Field, and various players, but many names and events are incomplete.
The Big Five baseball era features Sharkey, Dempsey and standout sluggers. A chaotic scramble of lines references two one run games on Saturday, mentions Gehrig and Hopnistive like figures, and notes a speaker’s five title hits at bat. The fragmentary text hints at standings and early season notes without clear outcomes or dates.
Cubs win 1-0 as Pick's homer decides opener against the Robins. Pitching dominated with Noritan Plitt and Guy Bush holding the opposition, while Virgil Byrnes and Giants hitters struggled to muster offense. Details are garbled but Cubs prevail in a tight shore game.
Henry Farrell reports Jack Sharkey claims Dempsey cannot get his goat while discussing the Wills and Maloney fights. Sharkey notes past tactics used against Maroney and says Dempsey’s prime days are behind him, predicting how Sharkey would try to sign for future bouts and commenting on rivals and eras.
Toledo July 11 United Press reports two big races on the Grand Circuit harness meet program in Toledo for opening day. A $20,000 pace and a pacing event highlight the card with top horses expected to compete. The circuit shifts to New Salt Rock and then returns after two weeks, with St Marys and Kane Independents noted in recent results as a 5 point game sequence.
In a Cleveland piece from July 11, Mary Browne discusses comebacks in sports. She cites Jack Dempsey, Bobby Jones, William Tilden, Helen Wills, and Lacoste, Cochet, and Henri Cochet in tennis, noting how defeats and breaks from competition shape gathers of champions. The article mentions Tilden’s close French championship matches and recent performances, plus Tommy Thomas of the White Sox and a baseball game where the Senators beat the Indians 10 to 9 after a late rally.
Lamona reports a successful fishing day with large brown trout. Entries from Hare Creeks and Downey Sports Store highlight prominent catches, including a standout brown trout and several other notable fish.
Warren Pennsylvania July 1 Warren's entry foe the County League fell to Endeavor Limberjacks 7 to 6 in a tight Sunday tilt. Swanson starred for Warren with five chances and a sharp defensive game while Brown and Mul thanh contributed late. The Jacks surged in the late frames to secure the second win, echoing a strong home effort as Endeavor maintained the pressure on Warren throughout the doubleheader.
Midweek standings show Chicago and St Louis leading the National League with New York and Brooklyn close behind. Yesterday's results include New York defeating Chicago while St Louis beat Detroit and Philadelphia toppled Washington. Today features Chicago at Boston and St Louis at Philadelphia with New York at Detroit and Boston at Chicago.
A garbled historical fragment references travel notes and a move toward Hind region. It mentions a nine check and fonda ties, with unclear subjects and origins. The legible entities are Hind and eoueaiie, but the passage lacks complete context or clear action.
Tonight the Baptists face M. E. in a decisive contest at East Wall Jugtown grounds. A Baptists win nears first-half honors while a ME victory would boost their hold, with key players Weeks Kinney Swanton and Sanford in strong form for the showdown.
The 193 golfers entered in the British Open face two courses at St Andrews as Bobby Jones, defending champion, aims to retain his title amid heavy showers and high winds. American entries include Jim Bates and J. Redmond, with a rolling schedule reversing tomorrow and multiple local and international players vying for a spot in the event.
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