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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1938

Page

6

Louis Louis Tauls and the uncertain boxing picture

The piece discusses heavyweight champion prospects around Joe Louis, Max Schmeling, and other title bouts. It notes Louis as a dominant figure when sharp, but inconsistent bouts mar his record, while Schmeling’s comeback talks set up potential big draws. It also outlines historical title decisions decided in opening rounds and surveys Warren’s rising status in the National Basketball League with league reforms and scheduling details.

Louis Joe Tauls Ania Joe Lewi Max Schmeling Litte Max Heneck Tere Pever-The-Leas Snatkouts al McCoy George Chip

Shadows on Chameleon Back Imprint Lingers in Sun

A garbled clipping notes a chameleon and a sun imprint phenomenon. It mentions a person named Bang Worswick and a decision about waiting for another egg, with fragmented phrases about a hen and a Gumday dinner. The text is inconsistent and unclear.

Chameleon Humiboud Bang Worswick Worswick

Vander Meer Victorious But Left Game Early

Johnny Vander Meer earned his ninth win for the Reds in a 11-2 relief-filled victory over the Giants as Joe Cass Cena and Harry Craft teammates helped seal the win. The Yankees beat the Indians 6-4 as Lou Gehrig and Bill Dickey homered, lifting New York to second place behind Cleveland. Detroit moved to fourth with a 10-2 win over Boston while Washington and the Athletics also posted wins.

George Kirkley United Press New York Cincinnati Redshot New York Giants New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Giants Johnny Vander Meer Reds Sensa Lenamp Joe Cascatella Harry Craft Hank Lesher Vander Meer Gonl Sam Leslie Mel Ott Yanks Indians Bump Hadley Indiana Johnny Murphy Red Relfe Gatehouse Milnar Zuber Lou Gehrig Bill Dickey Detroit Boston Secon Red Sox Rudy York Homer Hank Greenberg Chet Lanby Johnny Marcum George Gill Dutch Meonard Washington White Sox West Lewis Travis Whitehead Gabre Buddy Myer Lynn Nelson Athletics St. Louis Browns Sam Chapman Lou Finney Jim Walkup Brooklyn Snapperk Pittsburgh Tot Pressnell Pirates Babe Phelps Richard Ervickson St. Louis Cardinals Boston Bees Hrrickeon Carda Slaughter Medwick Tiva Grrickson Pepper Martin Mize Mickey Owen

Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues Reported

Yesterday's results show American League games with New York defeating Cleveland 8 to 6 and Detroit beating Boston 10 to 2 while Washington routed Chicago 13 to 0 and Philadelphia beat St. Louis 7 to 7. Cincinnati and New York with Brooklyn tied 8 all in the National League. International League saw Buffalo 3 Rochester 2 and Newark 1 Syracuse 9 Baltimore 6 Jersey City 8. American Association lists Louisville 13 Toledo 5 and Kansas City 12 Minneapolis 7. Today's schedule features New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago Chicago at New York St Louis at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Philadelphia.

Cleveland New York Benton Detroit Weslington Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Nerina New Yorke Cincinnati Pittsburgh Boston Brooklyn Washington National Cincinnati International League Buffalo Rochester Newark i Syracuse Baltimore Jersey City American Association Kansas City Minneapolis Columbus Indianapolis Milwaukee St. Paul Louisville Toledo National Chicago Cinnatt

Moody Goes For Eighth Wimbledon Title In Feature Match

The 58th All England Championships open with Mrs Helen Wills Moody of San Francisco favored to reach the fourth round as she meets Mrs P F Glover in the feature match. Other rounds include American players Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan and Dorothy May Bundy facing English opponents. no Budge or Mako in today’s listed men’s singles matches.

Unites Frese Wimbledon Eng Helen Wills Moody San Francisco P. F. Glover Moody Ivolving Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Brookline Mass Southwell England Dorothy May Bundy Santa Monica Calif Josh Saunders United States Don Budge Gene Mako California

Yale 15 Even Choice To Defeat Harvard Crew

In New London Connecticut on June 24 Yale crews challenge Harvard on the Thames four mile classic. Harvard’s strong boat has dominated sprint crews but Yale is favored to win for the first time in three years. The race begins at 6 10 p m with a long standing rivalry dating to 1862 on early courses.

YALE Harvard Wmited New London Conn Tootload Crimson Thames River New Hampshire Lake Winnipesaukee

Yesterday's hero Ival Goodman powers Reds upset of Giants

Ival Goodman of Cincinnati, outfielder, hit homer number 18 and added two singles as Cincinnati topped the Giants 8 to 5. His multi hit day fueled the Reds offense and secured an upset win.

Ival Goodman Cincinnati Reds Giants

Sherman over Corry Aeros by 5 102 score

Sherman Merchants defeated Corry Aeros 7 to 2 in a seven inning twilight game at Sherman. Koestner held Corry to seven singles while Parks powered Sherman with three hits including a homer and a two RBI double. Mervin Cobbett and Koestner provided Corry’s two runs.

Sherman Corry Club Koostner Corry Aero Sherman Merchants Hell Harry Brossells Parl Parks George Koestner Mervin Cobbett Koestner Sherian Parks Shenden al Baressi Parke Dimick Baressi Cobbett Staples Swantek Ve ‘T. Sproverl G. Sproverl Sherman Gabriel Rothe Nuttall Brosius Morse Burch Brantis Moran

Polish Athletes Arrive for National Polish Olympic Games

Polish athletes from across the nation began arriving in Pittsburgh for the opening day of the National Polish Olympic games at Pitt Stadium. Among early arrivals were 20 stars from St. Louis including gymnast Jerry Parley and his sister Helen Parley, a track and wrestling standout. Four swimming entrants from Middletown also joined the group at the university pool.

Pittsburgh Pitt Stadium St. Louis Jerry Parley Helen University Pool Middletown

Amateurs of District to Qualify at Oakmont

G A Ormison, secretary of the Western Pennsylvania Golf Association, announced the Amateur championship qualifying round at Oakmont the week of September 12. Trials will be over the 36 hole route at Allegheny County Club on August 30. The number of Pittsburgh district places will be decided after the entry lists close.

Oakmont United Press Pittsburgh Sime G. A. Ormison Western Pennsylvania Golf Association Allegheny County Ormison Pittsburgh

Baer Chosen as No 1 Challenger to Louis Crown

New York June 24 Maxie Baer reformed ex heavyweight champion emerged as the leading challenger to Joe Louis as managers and promoters seek a white hope. Baer, recently troubled by personal losses, stands as the No 1 challenger while Schmeling recovers from a fractured vertebra. Negotiations to match Baer and Louis for a September bout in New York proceed amid bids from Chicago and San Francisco for staged showdowns. Braddock Farr Galento and other contenders circle for opportunities as Louis eyes defenses and possible rubber matches.

New York Maxie Baer Che Tlés Joe Lottis Baer Lice Nm Colossus Max Schmeling Schmeling Louis Miike Jacobs Baey Lows Chicago San Francisco Exposition Los Angeles Jima Braddock Tommy Farr Smaich Tony Galento

Group Likely to Hurl for Aero Nine at Aero Park

The Vern group probably will handle the pitching for the Corry Aeris when the Locai club meets the Colored House of David nine at Aero Park in an twilight exhibition contest at 5 39 oclock today. A good sized crowd is expected for the game with Bas Mainster likely to oppose Invaders.

Vern Group Corry Aeris House of David Aero Park Aero Iield Invaders

Rifle shoot invites members for NRA medals

A high power rifle shoot is scheduled for Saturday at 1 PM. All club members are invited to participate and qualify for National Rifle Association medals. Ammunition and guns will be free for participants.

National Rifle Association Lio Eluip Ameter

Roadwork Delays Prompt Citywide Slowdowns

Fragments indicate ongoing road repairs causing delays across areas. No specific locations or dates readable. Police and city crews urged patience as traffic control measures remain in place during the work window.

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