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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
2
Fragmented local notices cover tax deadlines, dividend decisions, a baseball game, Rotary convention dates, holiday displays, and local people including Corry figures and an aerial police enlistment, all passing in a single garbled item from Hal tvile post.
Washington Senators were routed by the St Louis Browns 17 to 3 as Brown’s bats exploded for 24 hits. Schoulte and Storti homered for the Browns while Weaver, Marharry and Ragland surrendered seven Washington runs. Foxx hit his 24th and 25th homers for the A’s in a 10 to 5 win over Detroit. Phillies and Reds split a doubleheader. Klein and Lombardi homered. Weather and local notices fill the rest of the page with various civic items and mishaps.
Regults National Conneaut Pa June 15 reports Ted Luther of Valley Heights and Walter Johnstone of Westmoreland tied after 72 holes with 299, Luther winning playoff with a 40 on 36 par links. Jack Thompson and Paul Brath chased with 300 and 301 totals in the Oakland Beach tournament.
American St Louis beat Washington 17 to 3 while New York 7 over Cleveland 6 and Philadelphia 10 over Detroit 5. Boston and Chicago edged their foes, rain affected several games. Today's schedule includes Philadelphia at St Louis and St Louis at Philadelphia among others. Horseshoe Flingers start with a prize tournament tonight, with courts holding at 7:00.
New York June 15 United Press reports champion Max Schmeling is a 10 to 9 favorite to defeat challenger Jack Sharkey in a 15 round title fight set for Rong Island City Tuesday night. Odds quoted by Doyle Broadway betting commissioner show 2 to 1 against a knockout and 3 to 1 that Sharkey will not KO Schmeling. Heavy money could shift figures. the wagered amount ranks with the Dempsey Willard bout of 1919 in historical scope. The Nameless Mine announces a practice session on the Junior High field Thursday at 3:30. all members should attend.
Clint Brown and Black Ash singer led a Yankee romp as breaks and timely hits outpaced Cleveland Indians who had one more hit but fewer clutch chances.
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith, candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, said in New York that he hopes the Chicago convention will last no more than two days. He added he hates to be in Chicago when it is Viet.
The Merchants meet the Red Rubins of Erie tonight at 5 30. Bobby Williams, brother of Iddle Williams, will play shortstop for the Merchants as the Red Rubins, runners up in the Erie City League, visit. Blowers or Spelzy are expected to pitch for the visitors while the Merchants’ mound choice remains unsettled.
EpEnfechit, a Kentucky Derby and Ohio Derby winner, entered as favorite for the 50000 added American Weeny, but an injured left foreleg nearly sidelined him. Stepenfetchit moved to second choice at 4 1 1. Boatswain and Fairenn were listed as contenders at 01 each, with Buxton optimistic about Enconomic’s possible Saturday start.
The Odus Fellows faced the Phalanx Loans in a hard fought Class B mushball feature last night as Theo Linkers beat the fraternity. Batteries Abbey and Smith, Keeler and Finucan. Umpire Blunt. Ray Anderson homered in a 9-3 win for Odd Fellows. Kiwanis team routed Raymonds 9-2 as Shoop and Scotts Stowe pair propelled the offense with ten late runs. Also notes on a postponed Pittsburgh bout and Union City win over Laposky Grocers.
Readable text describes a dog attack causing injuries to a person at a home. The fragment mentions a large dog, severe injury, and unclear sequence, noting precautions and possible prior incidents. Details are garbled and names or places are absent.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Penn's and Culver Milit, with unclear context. The readable bits show names like Bloomie and Louthe, a figure $6,009, and references to Montreal and Penn's. Details are sparse but imply a legal or financial record involving Penn's and a militia or military unit.
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