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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1946
Page
7
A dated auction notice lists sale items including cattle, bridles, equipment, antiques, dishes, and odds and ends. The event is scheduled for August seventh at Center Street, with many farm and household goods to be offered to buyers. Local vendors and bidders are invited to attend.
The fragment refers to a probate or legal notice involving a deceased person named in a state or county context. It mentions appointed state, known person, and an inheritance or claim matter, with related parties possibly including a count or locality. Details are unclear and fragmented.
The Corry Merchants lost 7 to 2 yesterday afternoon at Loveland Field. Poor fielding and a rough start doomed Corry while Johnny Long pitched well for North East with limited support. A Wednesday game at 6:15 p.m. will feature Irvine against the local lineup.
A safety piece warns picnickers and woods users of lethal forest fire risks. Harold Rogers stresses vigilance as fires can spread rapidly, endangering lives and property even with modern wardens and equipment in place. The alert highlights historical losses and urges caution to protect families and leisure spots.
New York AP report notes Lefty Gomez considering Binghamton job in Eastern League after Caracas success. Yankees president Larry MacPhail contemplates spring training games in Venezuela, Gomez eyes varied options including minor league stints and managing Caracas again.
Schedule lists St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at New York. Yesterday results show Chicago 1 NY 0 and NY 7, others Philadelphia 2 2 Detroit 0 6 St Louis 3 4 Boston 2 11 Cleveland 2 7 Washington 0 4. MID-ATLANTIC results include Jersey City 4 2 Toronto 1 6 Buffalo 4 0 Newark 3 10 Rochester 1 4 Syracuse 0 5 Montreal 3 8 Baltimore 2 10.
Ropeseed production was developed in Canada during World War I to provide an important ingredient for marine engine oil.
The Associated Press report notes Bobby Feller notched his 19th win as the Indians split a doubleheader with the Washington Senators. Newhouser also pitched well for Detroit, marking a strong start to the AL race alongside the Red Sox, Yankees, and Browns. The day featured wins for the Cubs, Reds, and Phillies, with Dodgers and Giants competitive in their leagues. Cleveland and Detroit remained in contention as AL and NL leaders kept pace with several teams winning both halves of twin bills.
Maplehurst rolled to a decisive victory over Corry as top performers led a string of strong scores. Notable results include Magekes, Freed, Diener, and several others contributing double figures in a high tempo round, with Corson and Brownstone among key contributors.
Margaret Osborne defeats rivals to claim the women's title in Paris as international contenders compete. The event highlights include singles, doubles, and mixed doubles medals with players from France, the United States, and other countries.
New York coverage notes Yankee Stadium shaping 1960s entertainment with tricks and stunts led by MacPhail and aides Red Patterson and Parrell. The piece recalls past New York games and contrasts baseball focus with circus-like events planned to draw crowds, including nylons giveaways and other attractions.
Representatives of players from the National and American Leagues plan to meet in New York to discuss pension reforms. About 26 players will attend and propose changes including minimum salaries and expense coverage. The meeting will involve presidents and league representatives from New York St Louis Chicago and other cities. A committee will review proposals for a formal plan to be presented later in August.
Charles Collier directs Stanford Hose softball squad to report at 7 oclock for practice. The team faces Startansburg tonight as hardest urges players to attend.
Corry golfers lost a Sunday match at Randolph by a 25 to 10 score. Local players showed strong early play, led by Hin duels with Hin, Burkhardt, Shuss, and Gastar among others, while several Randolph players contributed to the decisive outcome. The home team prepared a buffet supper after the match and plans for a return tee-off next month were mentioned.
Herman Barron of White Plains posts a 72-hole 280 to win the All-America Golf Tourney in Chicago as Ellsworth Vines finishes second. Byron Nelson places seventh with one under par after a strong show, while Goober Mauer upsets Irv Irvortes to claim amateur honors.
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