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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1940
Page
7
The readable lines mention a thoroughbred named Zann and other racing terms with percentages and rent notes. Corry and J.B dard appear as possible persons or owners. The fragment hints at a quiz or test context and a 5 percent reference, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmented text mentions utilities stock movement and rail aging concerns. Names and dates are unclear. Readable phrases point to market notes and corporate movements without a coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
Corry Beavers wrapped their season with a 34 contest run, posting a fierce 19 Nicharles II record amid wins over Titusville and Lawrence Park while dropping two games to West Erie. Albion High beat Cur vide Springs 30 to 12 as District 10 play looms and paths to the county and Erie tournaments form the near-term focus for the Beavers and junior squads.
Millcreek trounced the Beavers 45 to 40 as Corry’s Trojans sealed a tight late-season win. Millcreek advances in the Union County Class A race, with next week’s four-team playoffs to decide the title. Beavers must win against Girard to force a tiebreaker, while Lawrence Park could also influence final standings.
The Ant Eaters and Lions won, with the Ant Eaters taking two from the Hyenas at Elks Lodge. Leo Prange posted a 178 average and Paul Olirin a 166 mark as leaders in their matches.
Miami Beach March 2 United Press Doc Prothro told his pitchers to be in shape for regular mound turns at batting practice when the Philadelphia Phillies infielders and outfielders arrive at camp next Wednesday. Two 90 minute workouts were held yesterday with all pitchers in camp except Walter Bruner and Ray Clark. The manager hopes Lavy will strengthen the outfield.
United Press reports the Philadelphia Athletics ready for a potent outfield with replacements for the 1931 champions. In Anaheim, Wally Moses Bob Johnson Sam Chapman Al Simmons Dee Miles and Eddie Collins Jr played as the Connies beat the Earles 11 in a five inning game. Hayes remains out in New Jersey amid contract holdout talks and denial of reports he will report to camp.
Franklin high school beat Oil City 8-0 in the opening period as a boisterous crowd of 14,200 watched at the Nursery gym. The game featured high scoring bursts and a strong finish by Franklin in the second half.
Hy United Press reports the Pittsburgh Pirates, led by manager Frankie Friveh, staged intense workouts to shed rust and finks. Lee Hanley joined the squad after arriving yesterday and agreeing to terms, while star player Hogarth Vaughan remains sidelined with dirt and health issues. Riggs is listed missing due to illness, as Tampa reports.
Los Angeles reports a ten round title bout where Referee Blake split a draw between Henry Armstrong and Panamanian challenger Garcia. Armstrong pressed inside from the opening bell, scoring two rounds and a late rally in the eighth, but Garcia retained the middleweight crown as the crowd of 20,000 witnessed a hard fought, non knockout duel.
Cohen Texaco won against Corry Water in the Ladies Bowling League at Lic Recreation alleys last evening. Angeline Baress led Cohen with a 217 game and 14 average. Mary Kas posted 95 92 116 303 series. Corry Water’s stars included Fneke and Dumineo, with team totals 2050 to 2070. Coscarari joins Clearwater camp, reporting for Dodger spring training. Diquesne over Ohio U 52 40 in basketball.
United Press reports the two leagues select star players for March 17 at Plant Field benefiting the Finis pellet fund. Notable lineup includes Foxx Gordon Cronin Kellner DiMaggio Williams Keller and Dickey for the American League and Mize Cuccinello James May Meilwick Arnavich OU Danning Walters for the National League.
Members of the Lacey Bowling Association, including Indies from both leagues, will gather Monday evening March 11 at the Municipal building. Officers will be elected and other important matters discussed during the session.
Arcadia March 3 large crowd at Santa Anita for the 100000 Handicap as Seabiscuit, seven years old and repeatedly injured, leads the morning line at 6 1 5 to 1. The field includes top rivals and Seabiscuit seeks a historic money haul, with jockeys and handlers aiming to capitalize on the race’s heavy betting interest.
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