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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1946
Page
7
Fragmentary text references an estate, rent, and delays with scattered names and places. Likely a legal/public notice fragment mentioning applicants and packets, including unclear names and dates. Content remains unreadable for full factual extraction.
A fragmentary livestock sale notice lists hog categories and price ranges including top figures around 23.00 and 12.75 with weights and assorted cuts. Mentions bulls and additional cattle items though details are incomplete and partially garbled.
Fragmentary text hints at stock and produce market terms with numbers and names obscured, including references to Reds and Jersey, but content is garbled and unreadable. No clear events or entities can be confirmed from the fragment.
A lively sports roundup riffs on manager Red Troutman clashing with the Briggses, LSU chasing Jem Adams, and teenage tennis prodigy Laura Lou John. It notes Arling ton classic speed, a hit and run at the NL meeting, Brazil tour ambitions for Spartan basketball, Eddie Testa’s wedding, a Senators rumor, Larned’s Army frost, and Milt Shoffner umpiring Easter League games with sharp calls by Bill Klem era refs.
Vernon regains American League batting lead after a week of play. Johnny Hopp of the Boston Braves leads NL. Williams slides to second in the AL. Walker moves up to second in the NL. Edwards tops DiMaggio for third in AL. Bibbed standings list many key hitters with fractional changes.
Ebony guard Charles knocked out Lloyd Marshall in Cincinnati. Bob Montgomery noted George Larover from Philadelphia at 1414 in West Springfield, Massachusetts.
Former St Louis stars and farm hands pace both clubs as Brooklyn hosts St Louis in a pivotal NL pennant chase opener. Durocher singles out Rube Melton to start for the Dodgers while Eddie Dyer counters with Howie Pollet. Reiser, a former Cards farmhand, figures in Brooklyn’s 7-3 win over Cincinnati as the league races tighten across the standings.
Yesterday the National League had Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 3 and Chicago 5 New York 4 in eleven innings while Boston beat St. Louis 2 1. Other games and today’s slate include St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at Boston.
New York July 30 Major league players debate reforms including a minimum wage pension and contract changes in two sessions. National League and American League groups propose a five and eight point platform with wage scales, severance pay, and contract fulfillment terms while envisioning a joint committee to present recommendations to the policy body next week.
Maple Lawn travels to Loveland Field for a twilight game with Cory, as manager By Gurdark and former Red Sox catcher take the plate while Gerry’s former Wasler Vern Group handles the mound. Local merchants and five-trine Hine players will be present for a ties and possible lead in the league chase.
The National board reports pension talks with Marion and Roy Hughes urging monthly benefits from 850 to 120 dollars. Players push to extend pension to minor leagues with a unified fund eligibility. In New York Joey Peralta, 142, Tamaqua, outpoints Bobby Jummings, 143, Philadelphia, eight to three. In Philadelphia Tommy Bell, 199, Youngstown, outpoints California Jack Wilwo, 195, Los Angeles, ten to one.
Kansas City feature on Byron Nelson who says he has met most goals, plans tapering play, and contemplates retiring from tournaments to run a Texas farm and cattle ranch. He notes 1944 45 edge and hints at reduced schedule and sustained drive for results. He lists major wins and record score of 19 championships in 35 events.
The James town Falcons rode a four point gap to edge Batavia 1 0 after a shutout of the league leaders last night. Lockport beat Hornell 10 9 in 11 innings. Bradford defeated Hamilton 187 and Gleam toppled Wellsville 7 PHILLIES PLAY BENEFIT FOR WOUNDED servicemen in Philadelphia.
Johnstown defeated Oil City 8 to 4 in a Mid-Atlantic League game. Also Bulls beat Brie 6 to 2 and Youngstown won 8 to 2 over Niagara Pass. In the International League Buffalo beat Baltimore 9 to 5 while Rochester struggled in a 5 to 8 loss to Jersey City and Montreal prevailed 10 to 4 over Newark. Syracuse topped Toronto 5 to 6 and Chicago noted Chuck Hunter outpointed Jackie Cooper 148 percent in Jevaland, Chicago.
Arrangements for resuming the Annual Open Invitation Golf Tournament at the Country Club on Sunday August 4. First since 1944, invites sent to clubs within fifty miles, with reservations and prize flights being organized. Morning nine hole qualifying, afternoon eighteen hole main event, with home club handicaps used for players unable to qualify. Reservations due by 5 30 p m August 1.
Philadelphia light welterweight Wes Mouzon begins training today for an August 19 12 round non title bout with welterweight champion Bob Montgomery at Shibe Park. Montgomery also trains in nearby Haudonfield New Jersey while Mouzon travels from Philadelphia to Pleasantville New Jersey for his camp this week.
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