Braley's R St Offers Old Time Iron Dinners
Readable notice shows Braley's R Street offers old time ironware and decor items including mitre vases and limited dinnerware selections. Local shoppers can inquire at Braley's for prices and availability.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1941
Page
7
Readable notice shows Braley's R Street offers old time ironware and decor items including mitre vases and limited dinnerware selections. Local shoppers can inquire at Braley's for prices and availability.
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Lambstown baseball gains popularity as 3,700 fans attended a recent game, with season attendances surpassing 58,000. Bradford’s record crowd of 100,000 from a championship season remains a benchmark as merchants cheer the team. Greg Mulleavy, ex Buffalo Bison infielder, leads a town rally with Jim and the players, while surrounding events include Pymatuning derby participation and notable horse racing notes.
The Corry baseball club assembles a strong squad for a short season with manager Verne Gros calling local players to report Thursday night. Two weeks of practice aim to ready the field for an August 9 opening game, with Meafdale and Meadville players among those named for infield, outfield, catching, and pitching roles.
Bettors and Art Rooney announced yesterday that Boyd Brumbaugh has signed for three years with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Brumbaugh, previously hampered by injuries, will attempt a comeback this season facing strong competition from the team’s backs.
Colby Hanover driven by Fred Egany won the 4500 national stake for two year old trotters at the Grand Circuit meet in Old Orchard Beach Me. Despite a break in the first heat, Colby Hanover later won the second heat after Great Dismond and Golly Hanover shared heat wins. The event marks Colby Hanover as a strong Hambletonian contender for 1942.
The Kiangsu province in China is highlighted as the most densely populated political district worldwide, contrasting with Shahghai. The text mentions producers linked to Panama Hall Colombia and Ectigtor as noted quanities of Panaiay Tak, though specifics are unclear.
nationally known Mehjyan sharpshooter and big game hunter Parmele will appear July 31 under the auspices of the Corry Rod and Gun Club. The free schooling exhibition on the club grounds promises insights into wilds of Canada and North Woods hunting.
Brooklyn fans fret over Higgs injury impacting Dodgers flag chances while Ohio State Amateur debates discrimination in golf. Chicago Bears tickets sell out long in advance. Detroit money disputes, Burman and Melo Zetta in Ebberth Field, Burman guest star Filiob Chaze. Private Zivic drives welterweight hopes. Giants rely on 1933 survivors. Arcaro suspension prompts Woolf sale for Whirlaway ride. Sammy Snead favored at St Paul Open. Patty Berg stellar in Aquatennial prep. Hecht naturalization tied to German invasion. DiMaggio’s number flip suggested. Zale notes Boston-Chicago fight. Multiple game listings and local notes mix with scattered sports gossip.
Ray Robinson, hailed as the lightweight division’s promising force, defeats Sammy Angott by clear decision before 14,500 at Shibe Park. The New York fighter advances toward a potential title shot while Angott waits for a return bout to settle the lightweight crown with Lew Jenkins and plans for a Madison Square Garden date in October. Robinson, 20, remains undefeated in 21 starts, with a growing reputation as a rising champion candidate.
Poll results name Byron Nelson as top long iron player and Ben Hogan as best overall despite varied strong showings. Sam Snead and Jimmy (Jimmy) Thompson cited among driving leaders while Vic Ghezzi earns praise for all-around play.
Vandergriff of Pennsylvania stars as pitching and batting lead a semi pro game victory. Norris and Nemannim contribute key hits including a homer and two triples as the Webworkly club defeats Tas Butley 3 to 4. Brackenrider and Mangretis also factor in the tense contest.
Tommy Varosa, 158 pounds from Ceoil, Pa, defeated Sammy Seoreer in eight rounds after a strong jab. The bout, part of the Bittsburgh card, showcased Varosa’s edge as former middie weight champion Teddy Yarosy’s influence noted.
A chaotic game summary notes Feller earning his 20th win against the Yankees as Cleveland presses for second place. The Yankees had slid to near elimination while the Dodgers and Pirates chase steady wins and the Cardinals, Reds, and Cubs push for better standings.
Bibi Mizner and Wines DimazEla lead the pirates in a spirited display, scoring runs with key help from Codgers. The victory highlights strong batting and clutch plays that energized the crowd and solidified the team's momentum.
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