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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1942
Page
7
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Prospects at Pymatuning Lake show big crappies bluegills and other pan fish in excellent condition. Reports cite a 27 pound muskie, strong walleye and muskellunge activity, with anglers optimistic as summer peaks approach and local shores draw ale buyers and visitors.
In Olry Mush Ball League play the Ramblers edged Corry Jamestown 15 to 14 at Loveland Field after a seesaw seven innings. Bear Lake crushed Aero Office 19 to 7 to claim a sole or tie for first place in the standings. Howles led Bear Lake with six straight singles and Zalik added a three hit performance.
Yesterday results include Boston over Philadelphia and St. Louis beating Boston 7 6. Today features St. Louis at New York Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Philadelphia. National League standings show Brooklyn and Cincinnati near top. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia also noted. In boxing news Ted Towry of New Bedford knocked out Gene Milins in Jer ry City.
Cleveland's boxing scene benefits from Tris Speaker's influence as city boxing chief and advocate for fair, improvised commissions. The article notes Speaker's shift from politics to boxing leadership, boasting crowds of 12,000 to 14,000 at major bouts and reforms like 72 hours pre-fight appearances, 100 ticket cap for front rows, and promoter accountability, while Speaker also serves as Ohio representative for a Michigan steel firm and reflects on his long baseball legacy.
The colt Alsab, outstanding in early 1940s racing, detects a blind splint on a foreleg after X-ray. He will be confined a month, sidelining a key Derby rival to Shut Out. At Belmont he finished poorly while Shut Out gained. the Dwyer Stakes looms as the next major contest.
The Indemnity Insurance Company of North America invites players to a remote control golf tournament on Saturday June 13. Prizes totaling 5600 in war bonds and stamps will be awarded to winners. Richard Roenbacher, local rep, arranged score cards to be distributed by Johnny Holts to participating contestants. There is no entrance fee and all who compete are eligible for the prizes.
Billy Soose former middleweight boxing champion will marry Miss Margaret Unger former Smith College student at a Greenville ceremony. The bride to be’s mother announced the plan as Soose arrives from Warolls Virginia where he is stationed with the U S Naval Reserve.
The horse Alsab will skip the Aqueduct race two weeks from tomorrow and also miss the 88 purse Yankee Handicap, a $29,000 event set for the Fourth of July at Suffolk Downs.
Chicago Cubs veteran starters Bill Lee and Passeau carried the last winter, delivering strong outings as Passeau and Lee teamed to hold Philadelphia to five hits. The Cubs won 7-1 after a fivel hit score, completing a sweep in the series with St Louis and maintaining a strong pace in the league. Several pitchers shared duties in the victory, with Tim Tabor contributing a late run for Boston in another game. Phillies and other teams faced heavy hitting and running in early season American and National leagues, including a high-scoring day for Washington and the Yankees.
June 13 round up reports Gene Sarazen eyeing major events rather than exhibitions and Ford Frick handling Cards revenue. Freeman plans to enter Hayward medical school. coast league practice changes noted. Navy fans greet Nick Carter signing while notes on Bucky Harris and Pvt Cecil Travis drift. Gump Wheeler story and other college and pro tidbits finish with a string of quirky items from coaches to players and venues.
Lincoln Nob Tyne 19 Spad Dean Cromwell of Southern Cali fortie is confident for an eighth straight NCAA track championship in the annual meet open tonight. He notes Troy co-captain Lea Weed may push Tes MacMitchell in the mile, while Ges aims to return soon. Cromwell calls his squad the largest entry, with Hal Davis of California and Barnes Ewell of Penn State drawing focus in the 100 as the mile heads to finals.
Toledo June 12 Sixteen at the nation s top golf invitational opened the second round of the Inver ness best ball matches. Hogan and Demaret led the field with a four under 64 in a 16 team field, while Lawson Little and Clever Mancram posted seven under to headline day one. Demaret and Hogan built a strong pace with birdies and par calls as Shute Harrison and Picard Byrd hung close, setting up a tense continuation toward the tournament title.
Cunvas sent, Wun, -e ned B Titbal to beat, Phils for mint triumphs of season. Les Fleming, Induins-Made three hits, one of them in four-ruth ninth inning rally that stopped Senators. Jim Taber, Red Sox-Sineted winning in Boruss in the ninth inning against Brows. Elizabeth, N, Herbie Katz, 180, New York, and Danny Cox, 183, New York. drew (8)
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