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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1934

Page

2

Simallar Football Found Lacking at Corry High

Corry High adopts dual coaching to aid athletics. Coach Myers, burdened by school duties, backs splitting football and basketball under new system with Gilbert Pu kelan stepping in. Tentative plans for a May track meet by seven colleges, plus remarks on Stanford football's new ball, and local tennis visit by Ralph Carroll and Melvin Coubatt.

Simallar Corry High Myers Union Cuy Cocah Gilbert PU Ekaln Tual Astern Intercolleziate Waich Haryan Yale Pennsylvania Princeton Dartmouth Cornell Columbia Weightman Hall

Corry Tennis to Host Elimination Tourney Open June

Corry plans a local elimination tennis tournament to pick district finalists for the National Parks and Playgrounds Tennis Association. Ralph Carroll and Melvin Corbett represented the club in Erie, and arrangements include a series of exhibitions by Bryant Baur Joe and Dan Smith after June. The Erie district champions will advance to Allentown and New York finals this summer.

Ralph Carroll Melvin Coubatt Hirle Derry Bauer Simin Brothers Erie Anntier Lenints Yass Watt Coolball Corry National Parks and Playgrounds Tennis Association Tth Sth Melvin Copbett Entown New York Ice Warren Titusville Mendville North West Union City Atbione Deltate Allentown Pete North Center Street Jone Willi Baur Log Beens Pennsylvania Smith Brdtneva Tempis Vheystl Carly Arie Cee Lolnament Phe Mic Silinmier

Titusville Woman Low In Golf Play Here

Helen Heist of Titusville posted a 93 and led the low gross in an Allegheny Valley Golf League tournament at Corry Country Club. Players from Oil City Franklin Titusville Kane Warren Jamestown Union City and nearby areas competed. prizes went to top divisions with Helen Holst winning low gross and low net across flights. An all day event included a noon luncheon and favorable course conditions welcomed visiting golfers.

Helen Heist Titusville Allegheny Valley Golf League Corry Country Club Oil City Franklin Kane Warren Jamestown Union City Helen Holst Tittaville Ilinsville C. Cox C. Mckinney Thiusville Seco Higa M. B. Hoy D. F. Manion J. JL. Chapman C. City A. G. Bastlethwaite Gerry Troy Gillette Cony Corry

Sarazen Narrowly Trails After Two Rounds in Open

Gene Sarazen trails Cruickshank by three strokes at the U S Open after two rounds at Merion. Cruickshank and Sarazen lead a field with many stars, as Goodman, the defending champion, sits well back after a tough start.

Stuart Cameron United Press Merion Cricket Club Pa Duie Gene Saraven Nice Marion Cricket Club Ardmore Bobby Cruickstank Wilty Cox Cruickchink Cruickshank Sarazen Par Werson America Jimmy Hines Great River Cruickshanthears Silrazen Aithlah Witty Cox Brooklyn Dyker Beaths Lilly Burke Horton Smith Leon Diegel Rodne Bliss, Jr Cox Naberal Burke Smith Diegel Witty Bliss Johnny Goodman Levending Omaha Zornel University Gene Sarazen Graig Wood Hollywood Deal N. J Teven Goodman

Caledonian Market thieves hub in London described

United Press report by Henry McLemore describes London s Caledonian Market known as Thieves Market where criminals buy stolen goods. Open cobble yard hosts rough sheds packed with items from silver pitchers to jade pendants, watches, cameras, and toys as detectives blend with casual shoppers in search of bargains.

Henry McLemore United Press London Beyinds Caledonian Market Texas Maine Lloyd George Grecke

New York Still A Game Behind Roaring Tigers

New York hosts Detroit and Cleveland in a 22 game stretch as Jake Ruppert's riflemen face tests to prove whether prior hype holds. Vernon Gomez stars for the Yankees in a 11-4 win over the White Sox, while Babe Herman and the Reds upset the Cubs. Burned by errors, the Giants, Phillies, Dodgers, and Pirates all show tension as standings shift.

Theon Wright United Press Star New York Ite Yattees General Coneensus Jake Ruppert Prophets Lars Tor Washington Yances Browns Tigers Cleveland McCarthy Addie Vernon Gomez Senirrom San Francisco Tywentyga Yanks Pon Marcum Mafizak Plohp Gomez Detroit Ite Sox George Harnshaw Ful Gallivan Srother Gliehd Ghi Die Gehringer Wihh Mojeski Bokwabot Wirpo Marberry St. Louis Savages Browns Union Bt Eonis Freddie Oestermueller Boston Senators Phils Curt Davis van Lingle Mongo Dodgers Braves Brooklyn Dodges Mer Straiudden Charlie Gehringer Babe Herman Mills Freddie Osleemielier Rel Sox Yankees van Lingis Midhge Phillies Bird

Bribe Charges Surface Over Beer Permit at Shibe Park

Philadelphia reports claim a 4 310,000 bribe was offered to secure a beer permit for Shibe Park. Charles G. Garth, lawyer for the Athletes, demands the Uribe to County Treasurer Wilk Hadley, while Gatling withholds the name of the permit broker. Light steel production declines in Youngstown as a steel plant revitalization plan nears Feb capacity.

Shibe Park Ian Ledgue Charles G. Garth Uribe Tressuren Wilk Hadley Gatling Momby Youngstown OL Tech al Leiet Winndgeys

Johnston fears loss at gate in coup by Brown

New York June 9 Primo Carnera and Max Baer resume training for their title fight as public alarm grows over ticket sales. James Johnston blasts boxing officials for postponing the bout and questions the safety and business viability amid criticism of Honest Bill Brown. Physicians say Baer is okay, but concerns linger about potential injuries and the impact on promoters and investors.

United Press New York Primo Gamera Max Baer Honest Bill” Brown Vincent [Axiem Mortis Bae William Waller Baer Honest Bill John J. Phelan V. Nalker Wear Brown Ballyhoo Bosing ‘Board Phelart Ernie Schaff

Sports scores and schedules from yesterday and today

Yesterday results show American standings with Boston tying Washington and Detroit routing Chicago while national games left Brooklyn tied Boston and Philadelphia beating New York. Today’s schedule lists Philadelphia versus Washington and Boston versus Philadelphia with several other matchups in flux.

Boston Washington New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago St. Louis Cleveland National Brooklyn New Yorke Cincinnati Pittsburgh New Bills Louisery Pittsbureh Boston Az

Duray Loses Fight To Unseat Race Champ

Indianapolis June 9 Wild Bill Cummings of Millanapolis finished first in the 500 mile Memorial Day race and will receive first prize. Leon Duray whose car finished second had an appeal denied by the AAA contest board alleging Cummings gained a lap on Maurie Rose during a wreck and the field was instructed to hold positions.

Leslie Leads National Loop Sluggers In Week’s Action

June 9 New York Sam Leslie Brooklyn first baseman regains the league lead as American and National players chase averages. He shows an 862 average after last Thursday’s games while Heinie Manush tops AL with 391, Zeke Bonura leads AL homers, and Chuck Klein among NL leaders. Varnon Games of New York remains dominant with eight wins and one defeat.

United Press New York Sam Leslie Brooklyn Bill Urbanski Heinie Manush Washington Ralston Hemsley St. Louis Leslie Manush Hemsley Zeke Bonura Cuedgo White Sox Lot Gehrig Yankee Chuck Klein Cubs Paul Can Cardinal Atcher Varnon Gamea New York

Complete mat card at Erie wresting card announced

Promoter Gomis Norman presents a full Erie Auditorium program Tuesday night. Gus Sonenders faces Harry Lundin of Buffalo in the main event for the world title with other bouts featuring Bol Wilkie from Tuftaly against Bruno Garociul and Charles Wronek against Erle. The card promises a colorful show with top challengers and a 45 minute feature heat.

Gus Sonenders Harry Lundin Buffalo Ori Erie Auditorium Arolgh Amd Ollie Taal Pinedo Bol Wilkie Popullie Wrentler Tuftaly Bruno Garociul Tornn Charles Wronek Erle al Winer Cho Wig Lowe Hiphage Chine Montreal

New Titusville Team Organized At Carter Field Tryouts

The Penn-Drake back Hydeown Merchant group staged a first practice at Carter Field in Titusville for a planned Penn-Drake combined baseball outfit. Managers eye reinforcement to form a strong Northwestern circuit squad with notable Hydeown and local players seeking spots and potential tryouts against a powerful opponent.

Penn-Drake Hydetown Titusville Dune Carter Bield Hydeown Penni-Drake Promythy Group Mufudden Carter Field

Three Arrested in Jersey Truck War

P. McGlone business manager of the Brotherhood of Transportation Workers and three other members were held for the next U.S. District Court session on charges of attempting to interfere with interstate commerce. Bail was set at $2500 each after witnesses testified that McGlone and the others tried to prevent New Jersey truck drivers from delivering in the area.

Philaweurrua Gune Tans P. McGlone Iusiness Brotherhood of Transportation Wankers Wml Brotherhood U. S. District Court McGlone U.S Wacker New Jersey

Habits of the Woedebuck Wonddluick Damage Report

Fragmentary notes describe diverse damage from a Woedebuck Wonddluick with injury to several plants and terrain. The text mentions impacts on footing, local creatures, and waterways including floods and erosion. Observations reference lingering effects and ongoing monitoring in a wooded area.

Arthur Que annual Mi Ster admission via mail price

Fragmentary OCR item appears to discuss an annual subscription or entry fee with a price of 32.50 and a mail in option. Mentions restrictions and a mare camp at F on the Mr, plus references to radical elements and serge men. Names and clear facts are unclear due to garbled text.

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