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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
2
In a chaotic night of baseball lore, intercity teams clashed as Chicago favorites surged in the headlines. The Yankees and White Sox split a doubleheader in Chicago drawing a record crowd, while Cubs faded in comparison as Major League action unfolded with notable performances across St Louis, Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh.
Signor blanked Corry Merchants over nine innings as Emporium rode five first inning runs to a 9 0 victory. Donovan, Chandler and Williams led a ten hit Emporium attack while Haenel struggled with six errors by Corry. Walters impressed at short with seven putouts as Signor fanned seven.
In a pitched Interstate League game Erie’s Stokes bested Blowers 1-0 as the Drugs notched their fifth straight win. Warren beat Johnsonburg 13-6 Saturday while Emporium stopped Corry 8-0 and Ridgway edged Jamestown 8-7. Next week Warren visits Corry, Emporium goes to Erie, St Marys hosts Bradford, Johnsonburg visits Jamestown. The Bradf ord-Jocals tilt produced a ninth inning run for the locals, Harrison scoring on Wolbert’s single after two were out. Jamestown blew a five-run lead at Ridgway, who pulled out an 8-7 win aided by a late error and Lodestro’s diving grab.
In a murky clipping, details are scarce yet indicate a baseball scene with Oral Hildebrand, the Red Sox, and Cardinals Reds tied to a close game. The piece hints at limited play by Bey Dean and mentions Goener in association with the Reds.
Yesterday results include American New York 6 4 Chicago 4 3 Cleveland 7 4 Boston 0 Washington 14 2 St Louis 1 3 Detroit 6 11 Philadelphia 27 National Pittsburgh a4 Boston 3 3 St Louis 13 5 Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia 1 New York 2 Chicago 0 International Toronto 6 11 Baltimore 5 1 Buffalo 11 6 Jersey City 3 6 Rochester St Albany Montreal 8 10 Newark 8 5 Today Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland New York at Chicago
Three world champions and a former title challenger headline week boxing. Tony Cansoneri of New York defends the lightweight crown against Barney Ross in a 10 round Chicago bout. Maxie Rosenbloom fights Popper Stopper in a non title bout at Lehigh Valley. Ben Jeby faces Young Terry in Newark in a 15 round middleweight bout. Tommy Loughran meets Steve Hamas in a 10 round at Yankee Stadium as their fourth meeting.
Conneautville Merchants earned their ninth straight victory this season with an 8 to 3 win over Girard in the County Independent Base Ball league. Sagebson pitched the first five innings as Girard led 3 to 2, then Conneautville surged in the sixth with heavy hitting including singles by Parker Parken Bossard Wing and two base hits by Lang Robar, sealing the win.
Enid Wilson, winner of the British Women’s Open, announces retirement from championship golf after three consecutive titles. She cites nerves and pressure from increasing professionalism and international pressures, following peers Miss Joyce Wethered and Miss Cecil Leitch who left at peak power.
Jamestown Spiders defeated Lie Homestead Grays 4 to 2 at Celoron Park behind Art Johnson on the mound. Johnson allowed one hit through eight as Spiders’ McNamara stole home in the third. Britt worked for the Grays, yielding eight singles but Johnson’s performance stood out. In a preliminary seven inning tilt, the Spiders beat Moose of Class A. Bannister hurled six hits to lift the Independent Greers to victory.
Verne Group, once star pitcher for the Merchants in the Interstate Baseball League, reportedly joined James town Spiders at Celoron Park, though not yet in the lineup. Carxy club struggles for form as Group seeks an outfield berth amid hopes of a lucrative move. Tonight, Company A Mushball aims to win first half honors against the Alphas, with four straight softball wins. Pittsburgh Pirates exhibit at Celoron Park Sunday July 2 draws big crowds, featuring regulars including Waner, Lindstrom, Traynor, Suhr, Grace. A Yale 1840 ball tradition described, noting boisterous play between freshmen and sophomores, no uniforms, top hats used as fair game, and historic derision from New Haven and New York newspapers.
Chicago June 19 United Press reports a showdown for the world's fastest human at the National AAU meet at Soldier Field. Ralph Metcalfe and Jesse Owens, high school standout from Hust Tech, are top contenders after Owens posted fast high school marks and Metcalfe set new college sprint records. Louisiana State led the national intercollegiate team standings with 68 points as Rusty Tech of Cleveland won the high school title.
Larry Lodestro pitched for the Eagles and shut down the Allegany Indians with two hits allowed in a 4 to 1 win. John played for the Indians and allowed few hits while striking out fifteen, as the Eagles benefited from a mix of walks and hits.
Girard defeated Plates 16 to 7, Fairview beat Union 1 to ?, and Harborcreek cruised to a 9 to 2 win over Albion in yesterday's Bi County League games.
New Yale football coach Reggie Root, in New Haven, says spring practice shows a promising squad. He plans experiments in blocking and strategy, aims for aggressive defense, and predicts strong showings against Harvard and other eastern powers. He favors post season games and international trips for the team.
OCR fragment references a broad recovery effort with large sums like 3 000 000 and 000,000, mentions of measures, authorities, and timelines. It hints at industrial projects, funding, contracts, and regulatory actions amid political debate and deadlines, but clarity is low due to garbled text.
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