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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1936
Page
6
Dr. Logan Clendening outlines the boxing injury known as punch drunk or slug nutty. He notes personality changes, memory lapses, and impaired stamina from repeated head blows, with examples from Gene Turney and Eddie Eagan. The piece links concussion to brain changes and mentions broader sports risks.
Top golfers prepare for the 40th National Open at Ballustol Golf Club Springfield New Jersey as Dean Brothers pace early season with 14 wins. Picard Revolta Runyan Sarazen Cooper head a field of 170 with favorites and past champions named for a tight race.
The St Louis Cardinals released pitcher Mike Ryba to reduce to the 25 man roster limit. Ryba, who played last year with Columbus of the American Association, went 20 8 with the club prior. Details of Ryba’s next destination were not announced.
Corry High Beavers lose 6-2 to Youngsville High on Washington street grounds. Red Taylor held locals to six hits while Lee Sitter yielded four safeties for Youngsville. Youngsville scored three in the first and again in the final inning to take the win. Beavers next play St Edward's High and visit Youngsville tomorrow.
Among the leaders of the veteran brigade are Walter Hagen champion in 1914 19 MacDonald Smith who will play with steel shafted clubs for the first time Tommy Armour 1927 champion Bobby Cruick shark Al Espinosa who tied Bobby Jones at Winged Foot in 1929 and lost in the playoff.
Yesterday’s results show Detroit 5 Philadelphia 4 and Chicago 11 New York 9 among American standings with Boston 14 Cleveland 6 Washington 19 St. Louis 11. National League lists St. Louis 5 Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 8 New York Chicago rain and Montreal 8 Rochester 3. Today American games feature St. Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston New York at Chicago Boston at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at St. Louis.
The Lutherans defeated United Brethren 10 to 8 in Church League play last evening. Tabernacle beat Columbus 19 to 10 as Burr and Fren powered the Lutherans while Bergman and Jukes led the United Brethren. Jordan and Shevel starred for B T. Bogart and Faulkner for Columbus.
Barrett Melvin from Franklin, a rising Wanango Country Club player, posted 76 in a practice round at Baltus N. J. course ahead of the open. This marks his first over par effort on the Baltus course.
Tval Goodman, right fielder for the Cincinnati Reds, hit a ninth inning homer that gave Cincinnati the decision over Philadelphia, securing a dramatic victory.
St Louis Cardinals pitchers Dizzy and Paul Dean, twin stars of the rotation, hold leading roles as their team streaks toward a potential pennant. Dizzy Dean owns nine wins, Paul five, with both approaching season records set in 1934. The record chase coincides with wins across the NL and AL as the circuit experiences late spring drama.
Crawford county native Clint Brown starred as the Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Yankees in New York. Brown relieved Ted Lyons after seven runs allowed in the first inning and earned six hits, two doubles, and a single in five at bats. Rip Radcliff led Chicago’s offense with three runs batted in and two homers.
Tonight at West End Field 9 oclock the Crimson Coach Tobaccos from Toledo Ohio 1985 titlist meet Oliver Brothers City League leaders in an exhibition under the lights. Local fans expect a top flight display from the Toledo stars against the current local leaders.
Cleveland star Earl Averill stands near a 2 to 4 shot to earn the American League spot in the Star Game at Boston this July. Plain Dealer readers weigh in with opinions on the field choices.
PYTUSVILLE June 3 Eight victories in May set the Penn-Drakes for a demanding June schedule. Bowling manager Harry Botsford lined up eight rivals including St. Staniaiaus Youngstown June 6, Blackawanna Ny June 7, Jamestown N Y June 14, Sterling Oils at Emlenton June 21 Praiktin Stesta Franklin June 28 Massillon Ways Massillon June 28 and more.
Small bore shoots on the 50 and 100 yard courses at the Corry Rod and Gun Club are held every Tuesday and Friday evening. The rifle committee invites sportsmen to participate amid a strong wind that limited scores. Top shooters included G Patterson and Knapp with high 90s.
Primo Cerrera and Isadore Gastanaga were barred by the New York state athletic commission from further display in New York. The rulings follow their planned matches against Leroy Haynes and Steve Dulas, respectively, ending any scheduled appearances in the state.
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