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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1946
Page
7
A scratched fragment notes Rand per né body with eight selected attendees viewing something related to Kane and a visit after De held. It mentions death and a possible investigation, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear names or locations.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a person named Helslery was arrested on a charge with a $300 bond set by an authority in a local jurisdiction. Details and full context are unclear due to damaged text.
Corry edged Titusville 7 to 6 in a weekend New Pennsylvania League game as Frisina drove in three runs with a seventh inning double. Corey and Frisina starred for Corry while Titusville committed nine errors. The loss left Titusville third in the standings behind Jamestown and Warren. next schedule includes Meadville and Maple Lawn contests.
New York sports roundups discuss pro basketball draft trends and college influence on upcoming winter schedules, with southern teams booked for Garden doubleheaders and educators wary of commercialism. Also notes Jess Willard not appearing for Louis Conn fight, Louis’ baseball quip about a no hitter, and college sailors at Kings Point amid boxing program skepticism for Teelanders.
Meadville's Moose Junior Baseball League team rallied for a 7 8 victory over Corry in 11 innings at Loveland Field on Saturday. Ken Harvey and Musies pitched well, Corry’s infield miscues and wild free passes fueled Meadville’s rally as Jansen and Zamnick delivered timely hits. The Dimick men were set to face Warren tonight with Letty Hix or Bill Harmon expected to start.
The Lake Erie bass fishing season opened on Saturday attracting a large crowd of anglers to the headwaters of the bay and nearby grounds. Peninsula State Park police logged 60 automobiles entering the reservation from midnight to 8 am, with many more arriving Sunday. Locals await inland bass and muskellunge season opening Monday, July 1.
Fourteen home runs were posted in Pony League action last night led by Batavia’s seven four-baggers as Batavia defeated the Cubs 31 to 15. In other games Brah II beat Olean twice 11 to 1 and 6 to 0 Wellsville toppled Hornell 13 to 3 and Jamestown edged Hamilton 3 to 2 sending the league leaders a tight race.
National Open golf notes highlight Liocyd Mangiwa as a promising contender after years of near stardom and military service. The piece critiques short game and putting, cites Byron Nelson’s late bogey on a par three, and mentions Toby Lyons finishing tied for 31st with Harold McSpaden, plus a stray tip about cleaning greasy skillets.
In a flurry of trades, Billy Herman arrives in Boston and powers the Braves with a key first game RBI. Dodgers and Cards split as Cubs take both, Red Sox split with White Sox, Yankees win twice aided by a Chirley error in the nightcap. Senators top Tigers. Phillies set attendance record with a win over Pirates. Indians sweep doubleheader to reach fifth place.
The Erie Sailors split a doubleheader with Johnstown, winning the opener 1 to 0 and losing the second 4 to 2. Weather halted the second game in the seventh inning as thunder shut down play. Johnstown starter George Sebine pitched well in the first game.
The U S Davis Cup squad beat the Philippines three to two in a tense round. Doubles duo Billy Talbert and Mullay, paired with Gatinona and Raipen, clinched the deciding match. Singles earlier in the day saw Mullay and Laibe win their rubbers as Ampon faltered.
In Cleveland on June 7 the veteran Ray Mia rims Kid Brotier in a dramatic comeback. The National Open playoff featured Linyd Mangrum, Cantey Gatt, and Bryan Nelson as contenders, with Mangrum edging ahead on the 17th and holding on to claim the title after a tense finish.
A scrambled sports brief notes Bob Bracken achieving his best round on a weekend, reportedly shooting a stunning 78 that included seven pars and bold shots on the front and back nines. The column also lists scattered baseball scores from the National and American Leagues, plus minor league results, and a few misparsed league lines.
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