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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
2
Miscellaneous notes on local baseball and golf figures, including Pheeh at the tannery, Mattice and Nelson scoring, and Meadeville connections. Mentions of Erie Railroad Stars, Ajax Engines, and golf standings with Hagen leading. Baseball trades noted with McTigue and Ruppert ownership changes. Legislative mention on fishing licensing and age requirements.
American League standings and yesterday’s results span multiple teams including Louis, Detroit, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn with scores noted. The item lists clubs, records, and recent games, reflecting a busy baseball period with varied outcomes.
Gorey uceball fans expect a strong Butler lineup led by Dan Clark to face the Ajax Engines on the Washington Street grounds. The visiting team brings a seasoned squad with a long local exposure and a history of Sunday exhibitions, while the Ajax youth twirler is slated to start, with Achter kept in reserve for the Warrenites. The game begins promptly at 2 o'clock with Keating as umpire. In other notes, Scranton’s Pat Lewerman defeated Sailor Pitdy in a ten round bout last night.
Shelby Montana prepares for a heavyweight championship telecast as reserved seats go on sale. Tickets will be delivered and sales promoted with air travel planned for candidates Mike Cullins and Sir Mack Dempsey. Gibbons to begin training next week at home in St. Paul.
Fragmented ad lists a closing out sale at cost for microreyetes cycles and accessories. Mentions prices like $3500 wheels $2500 and tires $85, with various parts and items in stock. Includes references to store on certain street and names distorted by OCR.
New York July 1 United Press. French heavyweight Kilbane predicts a sixth round knockout of Johnny Bilbato when they meet in New York tomorrow. The slugger, who lost part of his jaw at Verdun, weighs 121 pounds and trains hard for the title attempt. O Rourke, managing the Giants, says the arena will hold sixty thousand spectators as ring action promises a swift finish with Kilbane not ruling out a quick stoppage.
The text recalls a baseball game where the Giants overcome the Cubs 3 to 2 with key hits from Meadow and Groh as Seversid contributed two doubles. Managers and players like Kilbane and Kelly are named in a chaotic recap of late innings and scoring bursts.
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