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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
2
Boston boxing scene centers on a looming match as Stap le s grip on a recent Pittfield win and Sharkey s upcoming bout with Schmeling spark debate. Reports detail Sharkey s possible retirement or continued pursuit of the title, amid public demand and promotional hurdles. The piece also notes amateur bouts linked to a holiday show, plus local fishing updates and a commentary on training differences between sexes.
California crews dominated the four mile varsity feature of the intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson. The Golden Bears led from the start and held off Cornell for a two and a half length victory, aiming for international honors and a home defense of the world title.
A newspaper column discusses athletes Babe Asin? Ingiea, Lou Gehrig, AL Simmons, Bill Terry, and Hack Wilson, comparing men and women in athletics. It notes Gehrig and Simmons contributions, Terry idle, Wilson failing, and cites gendered opinions on women’s Olympic participation and performance with claims about heights and handicaps.
Connie Mack's Athletics crushed the White Sox 18 to 13 as Roger Cramer tied the American League single-day hit record with six safeties in five at bats. Jimmy Foxx hit his 27th homer while the A's battered five Chicago pitchers and moved into strong contention in the league race. In other action, Lefty Gomez won for the Yankees, the Dodgers beat Pittsburgh, and the Cubs fell to the Phillies as the pennant chase continued. Cabbage plants for sale also listed locally by W. W. Lee of Waterford Pennsylvania.
Two heavyweight rivals Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling confer confidence ahead of a major title bout at Long Island Stadium. About 50,000 fans expected with tickets selling for 210 to 23 dollars. Schmeling defends the crown aiming to prove he is not a "cheese champion" while Sharkey vows a return of the title to the United States.
Heavy rains last night forced cancellation of mushball games. Contests planned for Thursday or Friday will proceed if weather clears. Agre Supply faces Cox pany A in one matchup, while Gerry-James town and U B squads meet in another.
The upcoming event on June 29 details evening tournaments to be held at the Journal courts. Participants citywide are invited to join, divided into two crews, with prizes for the winners.
United Press dispatch from Wimbledon reports Ellsworth Vines of California and Sidney Wood, Shiekh, and others advancing in the early rounds. Vines defeated E S Burrows 6-1 6-2 3-6 6-8. Borotra beat Crithchie 6-1 6-1 3-6 1-1. Allison saved a five setter over Tuckett 6-8 4-6 6-1 3-6 6-2. Van Ryn beat Kingsley 6-3 7-5 2-6 6-?. Perry advanced by defeating David 6-4 6-3 6-?. The report notes fielding by Shields of the United States and other top players in the first round.
Yesterday’s results include Americarr New York 1 beat St Louis 1 Philadelphia 13, Chicago 1, Washington, Cleveland, Detroit 6, Boston 4. Boston tied Cincinnati 2 in 11 innings. Brovinya 2, Pittspurgh 1. Philadelphia 7, Chicago 5. Reading 6, Toronto 4 first game and 11-3 second. Montreal 9, Jersey City 2. Reading 11, Toronto 3 second. Today’s games list New York at St Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at Cleveland, Boston at Detroit, Cineminat at Boston, Pittaburgh at Brooklyn, Chicago at Philadelphia, St Louis at New York.
Meadville report shows Ratay Severo, a swarthy youngster with six months of rising fame in local weights, defeating Battling Bulahan after a sensational Friday night win. Frank Lewie praises Severo as he climbs toward larger fame in the village arena.
Wimbledon June 21 Calvin Collins, a British challenger, defeated famed French star Cochet in a second round singles match. Collins, despite a lame leg, outplayed Cochet 6 2, 8 0, 0 6, 6 3 to end the French ace’s run as American players largely dominated the championships. A noisy crowd watched the upset unfold.
Corry Merchants, on a four game winning streak, host Canadohta A. G. at Chemley High field at 5:30 PM. Visitors include Titusville players Forester McDonald Johnston Foy Tobin Howe Roley Radack and more. Eddie Williams or Babe Haenel may start for Corry as Haenel recovers from conjunct infection. Next Sunday Canadahia hosts the Merchants. Saturday game negotiations continue.
New York June 21 Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey appeared before the state boxing commission for final physical exams before their 15 round world heavyweight title fight. Schmeling weighed 168 pounds, Sharkey 203 pounds, giving Sharkey a 47 pound edge.
United Press reports Helen Wills Moody, the American favorite, defeated Miss Bellin Douquerque of Great Britain 6 1 in a second round Wimbledon match. Moody never faced real challenge as byes had cleared the first round.
The Golden Glove tournament will be staged at Oil City Wednesday evening in the Kiut auditorium under the Oil City Athletic Club. The amateur card is offered under their auspices and is expected to draw a local crowd from the city and vicinity.
Fragmented local opinion piece references the Corry evens era and daily West South Str. Mentions advertising rates and the Plain Dealer. The piece discusses public discourse and a camp idea with references to Mr. Smith and Chicago.
Debates in Congress focus on a proposed one billion dollar package aimed at decentralizing government functions. Critics warn of rising costs and inefficiencies while supporters argue the plan would empower local systems and reduce national bottlenecks across agencies. The discussion touches on education, safety, and public service delivery within state and local units.
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