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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1940
Page
7
A local bereavement report names the deceased and thanks the community for support. Meshed text notes condolences from family and neighbors, with a brief mention of services to be announced locally.
A fragmented report notes a dynamite theft probe in progress with high tension at a Pittsburgh area site. Authorities mention a satchel of nitro and possible sabo activity tied to local stores and county case files.
Beav er seniors led by Tom Cragg Clyde Dingfelder Joe Or Kosk Gene Hasbrouck Dick mich els Bob Reynolds Bob Eddy Keith Pay Pat Green Gerald Lille and Paul Sutton prepare to cap scholastic careers with diplomas. The class faces a shift in varsity clubs as many will leave, affecting next season’s rosters. Nearby Sparta pond remains a popular Sunday angling spot and Red and Gun rifle leagues seek players for tomorrow’s kickoff.
Community notes report a seven pound fish caught north of Columbus by Ruth Warner, a Corry management effort underway, and St Marys events this Sunday. Also included are softball league fees and roster deadlines for three clubs, with a meeting at Walter Scott’s offices and officers of a local spall club.
An order requires box scores of City Softball League games be published by morning at 9 o clock. The winning team bears responsibility. if scores are not submitted the winners lose credit. Also notes timetable gaps and mentions local clubs and coaches across Wellsville New York and Corry, Warrensville, and Alabama connections.
In a major clash today, Sew Giant New York players overpower George Washington University with a dominant tackle and game changing plays. The decisive contest shapes season standings for both teams and highlights standout performances by key athletes.
The Irvine nine meet Corry in a key semipro baseball weekend after a rainout and a postponement caused by a death. Irvine, led by pitching and power at the plate, fights to topple district powerhouse Corry with Cassett and Popovich slated for mound and lineup duties during two Sunday games.
New York June 4 recognized featherweight champ Scalzo pounded ex-champion Mike Belloise at Starlight Park before 9 100 fans. Scalzo, aggressive from the first bell, won by a wide margin reversing his only prior setback to Belloise from nine years ago in New York.
The State Game Commission announced it will prosecute every case of carelessness causing loss of life or property. Inspector W. C. Shalter said the drive to reduce hunting accidents will push investigations to the limit as 146 people from 53 counties were docketed for hearings.
New York Yankees, 12 1/2 games behind Boston, aim to gain on the lead within six weeks as they string together wins over the Senators and Browns. Pitching improvement led by rookie Marvin Breuer and lefty Rusty Russo fuels a hot streak, with Frank Smith and Ed Halladay contributing strong performances. The Yanks face White Sox headed by Eddie Smith and Thornton Lee, while Johnny Murphy remains a key reliever.
Yesterday’s scores include Detroit 3 against Cleveland 4, Boston 4 against New York 7, and Philadelphia 0 with Chicago trailing at a percentage notch. St. Louis listed without a final score.
Aero edges Sparta Firemen in a softball loop game. The notice lists upcoming games Chicago at New York Gloveland at Washington Sir Louly at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia.
Yesterday's results show Cincinnati 3 Boston 2 and Brooklyn 3 Chicago 2 with New York 4 Pittsburgh unsettled. Today schedule includes Boston at Pittsburgh Mey Fork at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago.
The Pirates and the Bees, near the National League cellar, open night baseball at Forbes Field under four lights delivering powerful illumination. Joe Bowman is slated to pitch for Pittsburgh with rookie Joe Callahan starting for Boston as about 25 000 fans expected.
Olin Dutra, the 1934 Open winner from California, led Canterbury Club practice with a four under par round. He carded four birdies and fourteen pars as youngsters watched on.
Dickson Barnham, a 1939 Penn varsity sweep rower and member of the University of Pennsylvania Quaker crew, died in Chicago. Rusty Callow, crew coach, was informed of the death. Barnham had been connected with an Insurance firm in Chicago.
Ralph Costa returns to the ring this Friday at Pinkte Eha's punch pew in Lake Park Meadville after a November defeat by Sulim. The bout features Rebinson and costs around Golden Gloves veteran Essel Prauls, with Meadville’s own talent hovering between quitting and continuing in amateur and junior professional circles.
Montgomery, the Philadelphia heavyweight, defeated Netlow in a two round bout before 9,000 at Shibe Park. It was Montgomery's second decision in three starts, following a first fight draw.
Huish Casny delivers a standout performance against the Cubs, slugging for four hits and driving the Dodgers to victory. Despite earlier defeats, Casny showcases timely hitting and remains a key threat at the plate.
A Northern Ireland report notes Ulster’s boast of the world’s largest shipbuilding yard linen mills tobacco factory and rope works while also highlighting its charming rural landscapes despite industrial prominence.
Detroit tomorrow night features Billy Conn the slight betting favorite at 7 to 5 against Gus Tesne visch as Conn defends his heavyweight title. Conn, a Pittsburgh standout, showcased sharp defense and power in recent wins while Tesnevich seeks revenge and a comeback after losses.
Garfield fighter Larkin, 137 pounds, stops Frank Wallace, 138 pounds, in 2 55 of the fourth round of a 10 round bout at Belmont Park. Right hand upstairs floor Wallace who collapses as referee counts him out.
Oklahoma City pitcher Charlie Pucis delivered a dominant performance in a 5-0 Houston San Antonio nightcap as Monu San Antonio failed to register a hit. The game showcased a standout outing and a rare no-hit effort.
Titusville plans another game this Sunday as part of a series of stiff matchups. Players have shown solid talent but will need sharper teamwork to meet Lisbon and other upcoming opponents.
Farmers using hybridization now apply the method to swine. Iowa experiment data from over 1 000 cross bred hogs show stronger vigor at birth and faster gains. Crosses reach 225 pounds in about ten weeks, saving roughly a month and 25 to 30 pounds at finish.
Texarkana era star Dizzy Dean, worn from nine years in the National League, heads back to the Texas League to rejoin a new club. Cubs owner William Wrigley notes the transfer, with Dean seeking steady work and a chance to adapt a sidearm delivery amid changing pitching styles.
June 4 report notes Aliholsi Cornell and Yale players contending for lead in a college basketball setup. The article references Intercollegiate action, with teams seeking advantage and potential tie scenarios as the season progresses.
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