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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1942
Page
7
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Dodgers win 10 3 as Head and Medwick pace offense while, in Cleveland, the Indians pound the White Sox 11 3. Weatherly injures, Frick fines Durocher for umpire spat as Brooklyn extends lead over Cardinals in a day of wide margins.
A battered note from baseball headlines the Yankees sliding to five games back after a rough stretch. Detroit swept a four game series as New York’s pitching, hitting, and defense showed cracks. Red Sox and White Sox chatter hints at a pennant scramble as Boston’s power offense steadies.
Milnar and Jim Hegan led a tense display as Vieve Molnar pitted nities ball in Stour innings against the White Sox. Hegan contributed a single in four trips, while Webb faced a batting slump with a single in six plate appearances against Philadelphia.
New York June 49 Les Fleming the youthful Nashville veteran who held Cleveland’s first base job led a torrid week with 12 hits in 18 games for a .607 average. Joe Gordon slipped to .340 after a strong stretch, while Reiser Medwick Lombardi Musial drew headlines for NL and AL ratings. Other boxing results from New York Chicago Newark New Orleans Baltimore Allentown and New Haven noted, including Pett and Upsets.
Carter's golf squad defeated Bill Dyckes' team 96 to 2. The losers must treat the winners to steaks and sandwiches at Sorry Country Club tomorrow night at 7:30. Nine matches were not played due to working conditions. remaining matches sparked interest and plans for further events. Tables will host dinner with broiled steaks by Theo Williams. coffee provided. golfers should bring silverware and plates.
The Dorry Merchants aim to extend their victory streak tonight at 7:30 against Warren State Hospital, seeking payoff from a strong recent showing. Hospital manager Ty Crandall may start Russ Cassett or Mike Popovic, with Ed DeRosia boosting their lineup after adding the Forge defeat.
Maas shows steady improvement at Mead Park last night as Ervin Mountain becomes first to Drewk 40 with a 42 count. Dick Lindberg close behind with 8. Fifteen attended the practice session, including Whlklesey who notes progress and aims to rival the best. The club aims to boost interest among women and men, with another gathering planned for Thursday at 6 20 PM.
Charles, a 20-year-old Cincinnati Negro, repeats his win over Charley Burley of Minneapolis before about 4,200 at Hickey Park. Weighing 160 with a nine-pound edge, Charles earns a crowd and purse record, as officials credit his display despite Burley’s cautious start.
Yesterday's Results show Cleveland 11 Chicago 5 in a single game. Today Cleveland faces Chicago, Washington plays Boston, New York meets Philadelphia, with Brooklyn at Philadelphia and Boston at Brooklyn among scheduled games. Additional matches list Chicago at Cincinnati Pilisbureh at St Louis and Philadelphia at New York.
Barrow states the Bombers are calm about their slump and avoid trades. He cites hope in players like Sturm and Hassett, notes injuries to Lab, Russell, and Rigutto, and says the club will rely on current roster. Pittsburgh tennis note follows early.
Roundup notes Major Wallace Wade declines Army coaching, Neyland called key but unavailable, and Army Navy relief doubleheader at White Sox era plans outlined. Mentions World Series touring talk, Rose Bowl opponent chatter, and Sweden’s Gunnar Habe arrival. Includes local track and golf notes and a quip about salaries and uniforms.
Detroit Tigers GM Jack Zeller proposes cutting the 1943 season by months and ending spring training in Detroit. He plans to present the idea at the American League owners meeting in New York in July. The plan would shift games earlier, finish the season nine months earlier, and conduct spring training at home.
Johnstown backed by the Brooke lyn Dodgers defeated the Washington Redbirds 9 to 3 to take a first half pennant lead in the Penn State Association. Frank Akers hurled five hit pitching and fanned nine in a strong showing.
Pittsburgh June 30 Former Yankee outfielder Sam Byrd, from Philadelphia, wins the Pennsylvania Open at Shannopin Country Club with a 64 final round to set a course record. Dick Shoemaker led after two rounds but faded to tied for fifth with a 140 total. Amateurs Steve Broach and Kovach claim top honors among non-professionals.
Reading of an old superstition survey notes that people carried horse chest cuts in their pockets as a supposed cure for rheumatism. It mentions worn medallions and charms among elderly individuals to improve health, a practice common among rural folk into earlier times.
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