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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1940
Page
7
An OCR fragment notes a local note about H US Sandwiches and dining options on First Avenue with addresses and phone hints. It references a 83 35 acres and a saloon or salo context, plus a bereavement line for A Gordon and assisting friends.
Early trading shows stocks around the same level as yesterday with traders awaiting economic data and corporate results. Investors weigh inflation signals against growth prospects while sectors show cautious movement.
Semi pro league action caps the scene as teams like National Forge and Vandlergritt open the season with new players including Diniies and Hajnik. The Meadvile area hosts potential auto racing debuts on June 16 at Meadville Speedway with a 2,500-seat capacity and plans for a half mile dirt track nearby on State Route 169.
World golf’s top players tee off at Canterbury Country Club for the 1940 National Open. Tony Joy and Melvin Lowrey start, with favorites Ben Hogan Sam Snead and Byron Nelson among the crowd. 72 holes over 4 days, Nelson defending after last year’s win in Philadelphia.
Roy Weatherly Cleveland outfielder drew a $25 fine and a three day suspension for roughing Umpire George Moriarty in the game with Washington. Oscar Vitt Cleveland manager reported the action in a telegram from American League President William Harridge.
Dizzy Dean drives toward St Louis to join Tulsa in the Texas League for a return to pitching. He travels with wife Patricia and former star pitcher Walter Reuther who, hired by Phil Wrigley, will coach Dean for his comeback against Fort Worth at Tulsa Sunday.
All teams in the softball loop must be represented at tomorrow evening’s circuit meeting at the YMCA. Three teams have not paid entry fees and will be dropped if fees are not received or arrangements made. rosters must be submitted and league captains urged to attend.
Conn retains the heavyweight title with a close twelve round decision over Lesnevich at Olympia Stadium. He lacked a knockout, delivering sustained pressure and counterpunching while Lesnevich fought aggressively but was outpaced and outscored by the judges.
Schoolboy Rowe earned his fourth consecutive win by defeating the 7p Biefeals as the Tigers moved within two games of the American League lead.
Yesterday's Beores Washington fI Cleveland 4 St. Lewis 4 Boston Detroit 9 Philadelphia 1 New York 7 Chicago 5 Today's Games Chicago at New York Cleveland at Washington St Louis at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia Yesterday's Results Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati New York 2 Only games scheduled Chicago at New York Cleveland at Washington St Louis at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia
Knapp shoots 398 of 400 in LANAI IATAUC sponsored event at the duo's range. Notables include Nelson 196 9x and 204 16x, Pattson 194 4x, Briskie 197 148, Pallson 197 148, Heerlen 402 4x, Kinaney 116 2x, Patwson 196 18, and G. Patwson 199 u x 5 u. Also baseball scores from American and International leagues.
Gene Thornton and Tony Nis struggle as the Tigers win 9-3 in a night game. Key hits from Wally Berger and Larry Brower help Philadelphia push ahead while White Sox pitcher Lee allows few runs.
Louisville reports talks for a welterweight title bout with Sammy Angott and Henry Armstrong with potential matches also discussed for Mackie Wikie and other contenders. Negotiations focus on September dates and a planned August or September showdown, eyeing major venues and ratings.
The State Fish Commission announced no fee for regular licensed fishermen during the Spring Creek Project near Bellefonte. Residents and nonresidents may fish for trout under the special season ending July 24 without extra cost. The notice also marks the 50th anniversary of the Bunker Hill monument.
The story notes Pat Comiskey as a 2-1 favorite over veteran Dudas in a heavyweight showdown in New York. It mentions a late eight-round feature and results from a separate set of events, including a brawl and settlements in Central Texas.
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