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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1933
Page
2
In a dramatic late surge the Merchants score three runs in the ninth inning to overcome Johnsonburg. The St. Paul Open results dominate the page with players like Paul Runyan and Mind Jie among leaders, while detailing twists and near misses from the final rounds.
George Kirksey reports from Aigaro on preparations for the National Open. The course has been lengthened and watered to summer standards as top golfers like Smith, Emills, and Satazey prep for a field led by veteran champions. Strong form suggests a wide-open chase for the title at the storied event.
Spiders travellng to Bashy Building faced a tough game at Cloran Park as Webbmen built a lead by the second period and held on. The visitors rallied briefly in the seventh but could not overturn the deficit, dropping their third consecutive loss in a disruption-filled night.
Erie defeats St Marys to notch a fourth Interstate League win while discussing shelter for bleachers at Athletic Field amid rain and sun. Coverage notes Johnsonburg game protests and local league results plus scattered baseball details and player updates from the region.
Johnsonburg and Corry squads clash in a baseball game with Johnsonburg taking an early lead and multiple hits including Ryan and Buken. Scoring occurs in the third and fifth innings, two-base and three-base hits noted, and errors or wild pitches influence the Merchant team’s tally. Umpire Dailey calls plates as Stover and Kinney contribute, while Saint and Harrigan show pitching and fielding drama.
Corry Merchants rally from 3 1 deficit to beat Johnsonburg 4 3 at Athletic Field in the Interstate Baseball League. Harrison pitcher allows only four hits through eight before struggles in the ninth. Baressi, Crandall, DeLury, Bed contribute key hits as the Merchants seize first league win.
Northwestern Pennsylvania's House of David nine, a top semi pro club, meets the Merchants at Athletic Field in a twilight game at 5 this afternoon. Notable players include Apple Hovland and Alley Warneke. Haenel or Bannister expected to start for the Merchants.
United Press dispatch from New York notes Max Schmeling a 2 to 1 favorite to beat Max Baer in a 15 round heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium. Baer, 24, trails Schmeling in reach and experience but stands about eighteen pounds heavier. Also on the bill Seaman Watson of England meets Tommy Paul in a 10 round featherweight clash in Buffalo. Paula faces Jackie Wilson in Pittsburgh tonight.
In Auteuil France, Henri Cochit defends his men’s singles title against Jack Crawford, while Mme Rene Mathie defeats Margaret Scriven in the women’s final. The last American survivor, Milas Elelen Jacobs of California, falls 8-4 0-8 to Mathie, ending American hopes.
Baseball score roundup lists Cleveland 2 to 8 Detroit 1 to 4 New York 3 to 0 Philadelphia 240 Chicago 15 to 10 St. Louis 6 to 2 Washington 4 Boston 3 in 13 innings Pittsburgh 8 Chicago Bf St. Louis 4 to 2 Cincinnati 2 to 4 New York 2 to 6 Brooklyn 0 to 1 Philadelphia 1 Boston 0 9 International Jersey Gily 6 to 8 Baltimore D LC Newick 9 Albany 1 to 1 Futuni 4 to 7 Toronto 0 to 3 Rochester 41 Montreal 2 to 2 Today's American games include Washington at Philadelphia Chicagoad St Louis Metrout st Cleveland only gate scheduled St bovis at Cincinnati.
Warren jumped to an early lead in the third inning and defeated Ridgway 10 to 7. St. Marys, Jamestown, Corry, and Emporium also notched wins as the circuit standings tightened. Next week Warren hosts Bradford while Corry visits Ridgway.
Harrisburg June 5 The Pleasant Mount hatchery in Wayne county reports black bass brood stock spawning, with about 1000 mature smallmouth and largemouth bass in brood ponds. The Pleasant Mount complex is the nation's largest hatchery, covering over 400 acres with several units dedicated to bass, warm water species, and the food supply for fry. Bass spawn naturally, guarding eggs and young, while daphnia food supports growth during early feeding.
New York fans packed venues as the Yankees and Giants won in doubleheaders. The Yankees swept Philadelphia 6–0 and 5–0, while the Giants took both games against the Dodgers to extend their NL lead. In other action, St Louis and Cincinnati split, Pittsburgh beat Chicago, and Boston and Philadelphia traded wins. A wedding ring lost 50 years ago was found in Connersville, Indiana.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a movement and currency around a four year period with August as a referenced point. The readable bits hint at a political or economic forecast but are too incomplete to identify people, places, or events.
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