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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1940
Page
7
The fragment describes registration fees and terms for 1940 including duplicates and expiry details. It mentions a daily provision and charges related to proof, windl or dance, and owner involvement, but details are incomplete and unclear. Entities referenced include dates and payment terms without full context.
A city ordinance outlines bicycle operation rules including lighting, riding on sidewalks, and penalties for violations. It references dawn to sunrise restrictions, pedestrian safety, and police enforcement with provisions on seizure and holding of bicycles.
Coach Russ Byler urges all potential Beaver players to begin daily conditioning now and attend early drills. He stresses staying in good shape, working out with footballs, ankle and knee calisthenics, and maintaining nine hours of sleep. The note also covers sunburn caution and outfit choices for hot weather.
Bob Feller won his 17th game as the Indians beat the Red Sox 2 1 to move into a tie for the AL lead amid a pennant race that remains unpredictable. Tigers lost to the Yankees as New York pulled within 6 4 games. In the National League Cincinnati beat New York and Brooklyn lost, leaving the Reds eight games ahead. The Cardinals crushed the Bees 18 5 and Mize homered twice as Boston slumped to seventh straight defeat. White Sox beat A’s 3 2 with Knott and Appleton excelling.
A July baseball game between Beaver Falls and Ellwood City was postponed after a fatal bicycle collision. A 12 year old boy, William Umiing of Würtemberg Heights, died when his bike struck a car carrying Beaver Falls players Trainers Charles A. Christopher and others were aboard the car. In Vandergrift, Ford City edged the Grays in extra innings, Gay Enuninger homering for the win. Detroit Tigers owner War ton Briges announced the purchase of George Tucker Stamtack, an outfielder from Montréal Royals, as Massillon planned 1000 reserved seats and special trains for an Erie game.
Roy Jolson, manager of the Tulsa Oilers, says Dizzy Dean is returning to form after ailing arm. The Cubs sent him to Tulsa to rehab, and Dean beat Dallas 1-0 with a two hit game, signaling improvement and readiness for longer innings.
Benny G. Picard, a top pro from Hershey Country Club, declared he will win the BGA crown next month, picking himself as the likely champion after a strong showing and confident mood. The 100 to one shot reflects his belief in form and momentum.
Walter Lindrum world billiards champion posted a 3361 break in a match against his brother Pred, under the new ball line rule. His December record was 2466 and he also holds the old rule record with a 4137 break.
Boxing fans anticipate an 19 round bout at the Polo Grounds on August 13 featuring light heavyweight Billy Gonn vs top heavyweight challenger Bob Pastor. Gonn arrives as the 8-5 favorite with betting markets nationwide showing strong support for his victory.
Prominent Pittsburgh figures including Hevery Boyle Reppert and others meet promoter Mike Jacobs to discuss boxing promotion. Jacobs says he will listen to plans for a potential Pittsburgh title bid and related events as discussions begin.
Yesterday in New York 8 Detroit 8 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 2 Boston 1 Washington 4 St. Louis 0. Today Boston at Cleveland Washington at St. Louis New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago Cincinnati 6 New York 3 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 5 St. Louis 13 Boston 5 Pittsburgh 8 Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St. Louis at Boston Only games scheduled.
Patty Berg former national golf queen will appear at Sinker Heights Country Club Cleveland August 10 and 11 with demonstrations by Helen Dettweiler 1950 Western Open champion. Dettweiler has shown shots in Cleveland rounds this past week while Berg makes one of her first post pro entries. Congressional stationery allowance set at about 100 dollars annually for office needs.
The Aero Supply Athletic association softball team won a forfeit game from Pauls squad in the City Softball League after Pauls team failed to place complete Oster on the field. Upcoming matches include Corry-davestown vs U. M. C. A on Thursday and United Brethren against Raymond on Friday.
A wide field fills the Lie Corry County Club event with amateurs and visiting pros. The 36 hole format awards net and low gross prizes across morning and afternoon rounds, as club members rush to sign up for the championship handicap tournament amid strong club matches and favorable course conditions.
Bitsy Grant of Atlanta is eliminated from the Meadow Club Thyllalion tournament by Seymour Greenberg of Chicago, 6-2 5-7 6-4. The day features top seeds advancing, including Bobb Riggs who defeats Leon Hyerett 6-4 6-3 and Don McNeil beating Jim Robb 6-1 4-3.
International League results show Newark eleven runs to Rochester three nine Syracuse four to one Toronto two to zero Baltimore thirteen to six Buffalo minus one Jersey City five to four Montreal two to five American Association games Milwaukee fourteen Louisville two St Paul six Minneapolis five
Sports roundup notes Freddie Smith out and Don Meade to face Bimmy in the Travers at Saratoga and American Derby at Washington Park. Mentions Freddie Pillarmimpls bonus, Pirates legend ties, and Smoky Warstler Cubs acquisition with Hartnett Bowtie Warsiler Corriden and Uhle.
New York reports a wave of penalties for Dodgers and Buccaneers figures after a 7-6 game. Arky Vaughn and Babe Phelps were fined for on field misconduct while manager Frankie Frisch drew $100 and Prairie Gustine $50. Chuckled banter about tackles and pregame scenes frames the piece with scattered sports gossip.
A charity event precedes the amateur championship in September. Notable figures include Ben Hoga the leading money winner at 130 pounds and Ed Oliver the St. Paul open winner at 230 pounds. Ralph Kennedy of New York played the Fredericton golf course, a trip that has taken him through nine countries. The report notes the event and players with emphasis on weights and international play.
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