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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
2
The report highlights a tense season where Bush defeats the Ts Pirates to claim their sixth win, with Cubs in distant second place and calls for a sixth team to challenge the Aeros streaks. Ted Luther shines in golf as city league schedules face upheaval with twilight games and reduced doubleheaders.
Crandall’s Corry Jamestown nine faces Aero Supply in the first game of tomorrow’s doubleheader at League Park as the pace-setting City Baseball League leaders look to halt the unbeaten Aero squad. Raymnds and Washington Lunch collide in the nightcap as outlines of a tight schedule shift into a two game finale and final two game program of the week. Babe Haenel joins Washington Lunch with a bright outlook after anchoring a 7 6 win in midweek action.
New York June reports Lucy Cotton Thomas McGraw widow of Thomas McGraw enters boxing as manager of Steve Hamas of Passaic New Jersey a heavyweight contender. She plans to arrange a contract within days to steer Hamas toward a title shot with Baer or Carnera later this month amid notable boxing curiosity.
Chicago to host the 25 000 added American Derby at Washington Park with a 40 000 expected crowd. Cavalcade seeks 1934 three year old championship against rivals including Archy Patch Sock et al Bien Fait and Technocracy as weight trials step toward dusk for the 1 1/4 mile test. Discov etata Hart and English-stud rivalries loom as challengers.
Inland waters will open July 1 and close November 2. The Fish Commission predicts a banner 1934 season as angling improves. Sunday fishing is prohibited except on the Delaware boundary streams, with limited exceptions. Regulations cover sizes and creel limits for bass, rockfish, crappie, muskellunge, and other game fish on inland waters and Lake Erie.
Baltimore report that Mr dune Donut notes a delay that may stop Van Ryn from joining the United States Davis Cup team for their England trip next week. Williams, captain, said the team already beat Mexico to reach the Winter finals, while the doubles pair Bott and Stocken beat Tapia and Mestres to seal the America victory.
Yesterday posted American outs and run totals for Detroit Cleveland and other cities with multiple games noted. International scores include Montreal Rochester Syracuse and Baltimore. Today American games feature Boston Washington New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Cleveland St Louis. National League lists Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia New York Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh.
New York June 1 Brooklyn Dodgers end a seven game drought by beating the New York Giants. Ray Benge held the Giants to few hits as the Dodgers rallied in the seventh off Hal Schumacher. Cubs also won 14 hits aided by Klein’s homer. Cardinals edged Reds. Senators beat Yankees as Indians fell to White Sox. Browns piled 14 hits to top Tigers.
Ridgway and Pidgway's Wooden Soldiers clash in a windy exhibition at the Emporium. A tense opener saw Dooley Aniduraoy and Hill spar, with Hill's pitching and fielding errors shaping the game. The contest ends 6-3 as home fans lament a costly four-game streak and misfired pitches.
June 1 report from Indianapolis details a motor race at Musnerial Day 60 mile in which Leon Diray of Los Angeles protested Bur t Summings of Indianapolis overlap timing. Protest denied by steward. two places held pending AAA ruling. Other prizes awarded. Ge HALStein of Detroit received sportsmanship award.
Frankie Irisch of the Cardinals contributed a key double while Heinie Manish delivered a double and a triple, powering a victory over the Yankees in a rugged game.
United Press report from London describes a mock gear list for a grouse hunt including outfits, guns, beaters, dogs, and a special train, with costs ranging from four hundred to seven hundred dollars plus transport and permits. A separate item from Brad docks, Pa. announces a city curfew for underage youths starting at 9 in the evening, to curb unruly behavior.
Henry Super reports on Harry Lavagetto, coast rookie turned Pittsburgh Pirates player. From tiny starts with the Oaklands Oaks, Lavagetto rose to the majors, overcoming parental doubt and a long road through semi pro play, San Francisco Seals, and the Coast League to join the Pirates.
Announcement by the Corny Rod and Goo Club on Hare Greek road sets shoots for 3 o clock with midweek and weekend sessions. Wednesday evening and Saturday events are planned as regular features inviting sportsmen to join. The first to hit twenty five straight targets will win two free raids.
Fragmented OCR text mentions price points and restrictions with scattered phrases about struggle and salvation. It references ads, a factory or farm context, and a general sense of wartime pressures affecting markets, though content is garbled and incomplete.
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