Beaver County Brief: Seaty Falay Deules Trial Dates Set
A terse local item notes a court action involving Seaty Falay and Deules with dates forthcoming. The report highlights courtroom proceedings and potential outcomes as recorded in the region.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1941
Page
7
A terse local item notes a court action involving Seaty Falay and Deules with dates forthcoming. The report highlights courtroom proceedings and potential outcomes as recorded in the region.
Jamestown resumes pro wrestling at Municipal Stadium with Bill Hanson defeating Cy Williams in the main event. Hen Hing defeats Pete Managoif in twenty minutes of the thirty minute limit as the card draws interest for a July 18 follow up and more matches. Farther news notes bills on fishing and legalization and a two school league staying in Mercer County. Alleys opening August 30 at Recreation Alleys on East Main Street with improvements completed.
Baseball highlights from a busy day across the majors. The New York Yankees extend a 14 game streak with shutouts and multi run games, while the Cleveland Indians and St Louis Cardinals also notch victories. Pitching stars include Ruffing and Lyons amid a day of strong hitting and late wins.
Fragmentary note cites a Philadelphia city chief and a historic date 1700. Sparse text mentions Chicago and exterior references. Unable to determine full event or clear entities from the fragment.
Spud Chantler and Red RuALig pitched well as the Stars beat White Sox, Reds, and West in a tight opener. West drove in two with a ninth inning double to seal a 6-5 win, while Hob Johnson and the Athletics edged the Tigers with key singles.
A collage of sports notes from New York and nationwide. Autographs at the AML Star game mention Dizzy Dean’s Cubs coaching cameo and Dizzy’s retirement as an active player. Cards Dodgers and Cardinals outfield prospects cited, boxing figures Freddie Miller and Ray Lunny referenced, and skating celebrity Sonja Henie noted. Also mentions Jimmie Murphy guest star and Branch Rickey opinions in Daily Ledger.
Fritzie Zivic the Pittsburgh welterweight champ is strong favorite to defeat Johnny Barbara of Chicago in a 12 round non title clash at the Philadelphia Gardens tonight. Zivic seeks to rebound from recent losses and eyes a July 28 Newark title defense against Red Quiveane, aiming to stop Barbara in six or seven rounds. Barbara warns Zivic cannot fight a man who crowds him.
Yesterday's NL results show Chicago 10 to 1 over opponent, Brooklyn 3 to 3 tied, St Louis 1 to 8, Philadelphia 2 to 5, Pittsburgh 4 to 2, New York 0 to 8, Cincinnati 4 to 5, Boston 0 to 6. Today schedule includes Pittsburgh at New York and Chicago at Brooklyn with other matchups listed.
Philadelphia July 14 Steve Kovach wins the state amateur golf title after five years of effort, defeating Hill Hyndinga of Philadelphia 3 and 2 in the final round of a three day match play tourney. Kovach, a 146 pound Pittsburgh steel worker, says he is ready to become a professional if a suitable offer arrives, with several proposals already on the table from the Western Pennsylvania Open.
In Spokane Washington July 14 the 20th Invitational national Dublin links golf tournament begins at Indian Canyon Municipal Golf Course. Weston of Portland shot a practice round of $9 yesterday and was the first to tee off on the par 71 course. Five former champions are listed: Clarke of Pittsburgh 1940 winner Sawedko, Leach of Cleveland 1998, Mitchell of Atlanta 1934, Ferrera of San Francisco, and Greenberg Northwestern 1933. In New Jersey Seymour Greenberg wins Bast erni precollegiate tennis championship.
Two finalists played 38 holes to decide the Professional Golfers Association championship at Cherry Hills. Byron Nelson and Vie Chozakst battled through fatigue with Nelson ultimately securing the crown and top prize after a dramatic finish.
Sailors blanked Alvon Fanks 5-0 yesterday to sweep the three game series. It marked the second consecutive shutout for the league leaders, extending their streak to seven. Sterling limited the hitters to nine hits as Wild pitched poorly in the opener.
Cincinnati pitcher Elmer Riddle, 34, reflects on his surprising rise after years in minor and major leagues. The article recounts his early days with Wassau, Indianapolis, and other clubs, leading to his success with the Reds and the key adjustments he made with guidance from Jimmy White and others.
Frankie Parker defeats Wayne Sabin to win the Spvlny Cake invitation tennis tourney for the eighth time at Spring Lake New Jersey. Ted Schroeder and Jack Kramer beat Parker and Charles Maltman in doubles. Bobby Riggs wins the Western tennis tournament in Indianapolis defeating Don McNeill. Pauline Beta defeats Dorothy Bundy for the women's title. Sarah Palfrey Cooke upsets Helen Jacobs in Philadelphia final for the Middle States Women’s tennis title. Victor Skill saves Penn Charter teams in interscholastic title race.
The Gotty gold team beat Maplehurst at the local course yesterday, avenging an earlier season defeat 58 to 26. Cory's B team dominated with seven players contributing, while Howmd Sheen led with 79 and Fagan was 80 for Chantaymus Lake. After the match, the ladies house committee served an excellent lunch to players and visiting wives.
Bobby Riggs of Clinton Ohio defeated national champion Don McNeill of Gambier in the Stith annual Western tennis championship at Indianapolis. Riggs, seed No.2, won the men’s singles final in three sets 7-3 3-6 10-8 and clinched the title yesterday.
A fragment describes an animal moving on all fours while its tail is used for support as hind legs are advanced. The note implies a coordinated gait and tail as a supporting mechanism during slow locomotion.
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