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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions law duties and offices with unclear times and names, including references to center and Peake Master 219 10. The readable portion suggests an administrative notice or deadline but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
A fragmentary note describes burglars and a failed attempt linked to a person named Aunt. The garbled text mentions a bus and a change of nickels, with unclear timing and location references. The readable items point to a crime context without solid details.
OCR reads a fragmentary local page item with partial names and places. The readable text hints at a brief notice or brief update but lacks full context or clear events. Further clarification from the original issue page would be needed to identify exact persons places or actions.
A jumble of sports notes from New York recounts debate over speed ups in baseball, umpire pressure, pitcher antics, and fan reaction. It cites Will Harridge and Billy Evans on pacing, plus quips about hot weather, night games, and a crowded schedule.
The Dodgers hold first place in the National League as Brooklyn beats St. Louis 3-2 while the Cardinals rally late. In the American League, the Yankees lose 2-1 to the White Sox and the Senators crush Cleveland 18-1, creating a tighter race for the top spot. Detroit and the Browns split, and the Red Sox top the Athletics in the nightcap. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh stay tied for third as the Phillies edge the Cubs 6-5 and the Pirates win a ninth-inning rally. ferred to Michigan, Vic Fusia to Gornell and Fred Gloden to Bucknell in the Navy V-12 context. Joe Ruels resigns to become a naval officer cadet after pre-fight school.
In San Diego California Private Vanderlinde, 17, 6 feet tall and 190 pounds, emerges as a top Marine heavyweight prospect echoing Gene Tunney. Trainer Marty Schwartz praises him, cites early wins from age 13, and hopes postwar guidance may lead to a future world title.
National League results show Pittsburgh 3 Boston 2 Brooklyn 3 St Louis 2 Cincinnati 13 New York 6 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 5. American League alerts list Detroit 7 Philadelphia 2 Chicago 2 New York St Louis 7-2 Boston 4-3. Standings reveal New York 18 568 Detroit 16 18 599 Philadelphia 19 9 500 Cleveland 14 19 486 Boston 18 200 47e Chicago 12 16 467 St Louis 12 19 287. Upcoming games include New York at St Louis Louis ah New York Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington.
The Aero Supply Mushball League opened with Dayton Department and Office teams at Love land Pivld. Dayton edged Solyst 7 to 6 after a first inning five run burst and a sixth inning two run rally. William Allen led with four hits in four at bats. Tonight the 500 Department and Tyspertion Department clash as Dayton Dept 221 00907 Lt DMICE eyes.
Public notices urge readers to try Thompson’s Borsone Tablets as a cure for aches pains and malaise. Advertisements claim quick relief and healthier kidney function, promising improved wellbeing with regular use and compatibility with related tablets.
The Philadelphia Athletics rise to within two and a half games of the lead in the American League aided by pitcher Roger Wolff. He has five wins in seven decisions and four saves, keeping the A's from slipping to the cellar as Darle Brucher praises his versatility and effort.
Sweden’s distance star Gunder Haegg will not debut in the United States before July 1. He is due to arrive in New Orleans June 8 aboard the tanker Saturnus, then face a three week wait before racing. He missed the AAU championships in New York and has endured sterner training including 4000 meters in ten minutes and daily steam bath weight gains.
A reader describes a player nicknamed Wolff gaining praise for his control and mentions Ivy Hall at shortstop and Widie Mayo at third base. The excerpt notes a powerful knuckleball from last year and suggests improved pitching and fielding influence on the team’s infield setup.
The pitcher notes last year’s hits and confirms next outing against the Cleveland Indians on Sunday. Through 61 innings this season he has allowed 68 hits 19 walks and struck out 12.
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