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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1930
Page
2
A visiting Warren amateur, Fisher, impressed at the Corry Chimney Club exhibition but finished runner up to Ted Luther in medal play. The event showcased local talent and hinted at upcoming clashes with Kirkwood and Wesleyville teams, as various golfers and organizers prepared for future matches and championships.
Toe Kirkwood the Houdini of golf wowed a Paced Corry Country Club gallery with a dazzling display of shots and trick plays. Paired with Wunisher, he lost to Ted Tu and Tony Joy in the 18 hole best ball match.
Yesterday's scores show Chicago 6 Washington 5 and St Louis 6 Boston 3. New York 14 Detroit 7 Philadelphia 14 Cleveland 5. National League results include Bastos 5 St Louis 4 Brooklyn 1 Cincinnati 2 New York 1 and Pittsburgh 1. Today’s American games feature Washington at Chicago and Boston at St Louis with several others.
A Pan American organization, described as an interstate federation of Pacific region republics, formed around 1890s efforts to unify economic and political ties. The group aims to advance regional cooperation, though details remain sparse in the report.
Johnnie Lehman of Chicago advances to the Western Amateur final to face Ta Couch, seeking the title after a decisive 8 and 7 semifinal win over Phil Perkins who had set a course record with 69 in earlier rounds. Lehman, co-medalist with Chick Evans at 147, defeated strong foes including Don Mas and Moe.
Brooklyn Robins brace for a grueling month on the road as they chase a pennant, facing uncertain pitching and stiff NL rivals. Chicago Cubs win, while Brooklyn beats Cincinnati 7 to 2. New York Giants and Yankees cling to slim chances amid mixed results.
Philadelphia today retained its monopoly on major league batting honors with Lafty O’Dout of the Phillies and AL Shannons of the Athletics atop their leagues for the third straight week United Press averages through July 24 show O’Doul leading the National League at .409 and Simmons atop the American League at .353 Gehrig and Klein hold runner up spots for their teams while several others compete in the circuit’s big ten Osborn and Wells lead the pitching leaders in the National and American Leagues respectively The Phillies again top the National League batting with a .328 mark while the Giants second and others follow in order American League leaders include New York .315 Cleveland .307 and Philadelphia .407 in the league averages.
In a small meet, Horseshoes defeated Jax 55 to 10 while Gorry Times Town beat Journal 52 to 44. Jcutomatics won 40 to 37 against Kiwanis. Kurtum Hainnd was postponed.
Cleveland fans hail Hadie Morgan as the Indians' new home run leader, overtaking Earl Averill. Morgan, once a Tulane football star and failed to fit as a slugger, transformed into a powerful first baseman after Lew Fonseca’s injury, and now tops Averill's 18 homers with a rising pace.
Paris July 26 Henri Cochet and Jacques Brugnon of France beat Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn in the doubles to give France a 2 1 lead in the challenge round. The match featured Cochet in strong form while Allison slumped in the last two sets. Sunday will see Tilden vs Cochet and Borotra vs Lott in singles with both sides aiming to win two matches.
Corry Jamestoym 50 Bilis Radios 80 in a postponed match at the Tom Thumb golf tournament. Jack MacInnes won first awards at the Gourss operated by Mrs Mal Larson in North Center street last night with a 51. Raymonis 68 led last night’s matches with Tadics 54 and Cohen's Sling 818 posted 34. Budapeste area notes describe Budapest as a capital split by the Danube with Old World and New World contrasts. The week’s lowest scores for July 25 to 31 qualify for August 1 tournament, with Friday evening rounds at eight.
A American golfer was presented with a completely furnished home by admirers. The gesture surprised many who expected the golfer to remain nomadic and not need a home. The moment reflects a humorous note on generosity from supporters.
A jumble of OCR text referencing national advertising, opinions on free speech, a judge’s public statement, and a discussion of industrial production trends. Mentions include a national bureau, signatures, propaganda content, and automobile production comparisons to prior years.
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