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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
7
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A court ruling supports stock market activity as traders react to the le wine policy. Investors watch how the rule affects liquidity, pricing, and potential sector shifts amid ongoing regulatory debate.
Fats Henry, former All-America halfback and ex athletic director at Washington and Jefferson College, will attend the Eastern Pennsylvania Interscholastic Football Coaches meeting seeking a refresher course for the football season. He notes many old timers may return as younger men join the armed forces and imagines next fall featuring the flying wedge and the old T formation.
Passeau pitched a four hitter as the Cubs beat the Phillies 2 to 1 to run his record to 11 wins. Walters tossed ten innings allowing six hits as the Reds edged the Giants 4 to 3. Yankees and Red Sox also won, each breaking in on the day’s pennant chase.
Skish casters stage their second workout of the week at Mead Park at 6 20 p m. A three turnout is expected after weather limited attendance Monday. Participants showed improvement and may reach counts in the 80s with regular practice. The sport serves as warm up for Ingle's and the Corry Rod and Gun Club plans several tournaments this summer.
Mickey Harris former Boston Red Sox left hander now serves in a coast artillery unit and is on Lieut. Gordon Cochrane Army Navy All Star squad. He is on 30 day furlough from Panama Canal Zone duty and plans to pitch in the Cleveland all star spectacle.
In South Bend Indiana on June 25 Earl Stewart of Iowa State emerged as a top contender as the field narrowed from 64 to 15 for today's 36 hole match play. The defending champion faces a tough path toward the title with Chick Evans noting the players’ carefree swing.
Philadelphia June 25 Jimmy Foxx, veteran American Leaguer now in the National League, says reports that the two circuits differ greatly are exaggerated. He noted he has only a short time in the NL but does not perceive a major gulf in hitting or pitching between the leagues.
Chicago June 25 AP reports the new women’s golf crop excites the Western Open field. Jeanne Cline, 19, from Bloombenton, Texarkana, Tex, shows strong drive and nerves as she defeats Betty Brown 1 up at Elmhurst Fairways, reaching the 17th hole with a chance at a halve on 18.
The quote contrasts National League and American League umpires. It suggests NL umpires favor pitchers with wider strike zones, while AL umpires are harsher on hitters, affecting plate discipline and strike calls.
Ms Burress posted a 30 44 62 12 hole medal score leading the field in the Women's Western Pennsylvania Golf Association event at Cambridge Springs. Janet Fleming of Pennsylvania State College was runner up with 41 42 83, while Beth Abernathy of Oakmont placed third with 42 42 84. Local standings list Marge King and Martha MacPherson among top drivers and putters.
Johnny Holtz, in Girard, Ohio, enters the Mahoning Waller $5,000 golf journey starting tomorrow. Corry Countrylub pro and Charles Shuss accompany, with Holtz practicing daily hoping for a strong first tournament of the season. Byron Nelson and Bes Hoga are noted as favorites.
Aero Office defeated Corry Jamestown 11 to 7 last night in Le City. J Sample starred with a perfect day at bat and Bovert added strong hits as Aero Office broke the game open late. Corry Jamestown mounted a late rally but fell four runs short as the final out was recorded.
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