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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1941
Page
7
A compact notice chronicles rental or property actions with names and places. the readable portion hints at Medina and Abo but lacks clear details. The fragmentary text suggests tenancy or building notices, offering minimal concrete facts for further clarification.
A stray cat named Chiowa lurked near Ye as a resident reported unusual behavior. Neighbors watched the animal dart between idles, drawing attention from passersby and prompting a cautious approach from local shelters.
Old-time rivalries between Harry Conroy and Phil Young are recalled as Conroy's son shines for Warrens High, named North League player of the year after 194 points and 87 floor shots. Notre Dame taps Frank Leahy to succeed Layden as coach, vowing to honor Rockne legacy without copying it. A hunting license bill seeks exams to curb fatalities, arguing current licensing permits careless, inexperienced hunters into woods.
The Crystal Toe beat Acro Ollice 1958 to 1627 Wednesday night, keeping Crystal Toe atop the City Rifle League standings as E. Davis led the Teemen with 245 and Shamsbury added 207 for the losers. Corry Jamestown defeated town 1851 to 1733 for their fourth win, Wallace scoring 26 points. News also reports the death of Buffalo congressman PJ Schwerdt at a Washington dinner, noting his past ballplaying links to Schuert Crandall and various local clubs and players.
In St Augustine March 14 only holes in one will matter as the pro amateur second and third round best ball results unfold. Yesterday's opening round saw birdies frequently and even eagles as top pros were upset. Craft Wood of Mamaroneck and Frank Strafael of Great Neck fired seven under par through 16 holes to defeat Clyde Usian and Smiley Quick.
The Brooklyn Dodgers divide spring duties with Coach Dressen taking one group to Miami for exhibition games against the Cuban Allstars while Manager Durocher directs the other unit in Florida. Both squads remain in Florida after the Havana stop as the tour continues with preparations and event plans noted.
Sharpsville Blue Devils seek District 10 glory after a 92 29 semi final win over Exle Bqst as they meet Franklin at Thiel College tonight. Mercer County hopes ride on a slight edge with two recent wins over Sharon and Erle East and Franklin carries just two defeats this season. The victor advances to inter district play for the state high school tournament with a Pittsburgh area winner to follow. Brookville favored over Bradford to reach next round, boasting a veteran, strong season performance and district title history.
AP report from San Antonio notes Joe Grace of the St. Louis Browns, a versatile six foot one inch outfielder, is being retrained as a catcher. Manager Fred Haney hopes Grace can follow a path similar to Bill Dickey, with Grace bringing a strong arm, power at the plate, and lefthanded hitting to the catching role. Grace has played multiple positions, including a no hit pitching feat in high school, and will split duties with Bobby Swift if the plan proceeds.
LAKE LAND Fla Mar 14 Some observers here believe manager Del Baker may name Eric McNair Detroit Tigers regular shortstop this season. Despite an ankle injury on opening day McNair has impressed in practice. Dick Bartell, the veteran who held the job last year, remains in contention with Frank Croucher also holding an outside chance.
Corry High mothers hosted a banquet for the Beavers basketball team and the cheerleaders. Howard Steen led songs with Mrs. O. W. Bracken accompanying, followed by school faculty member Stanley Anderson delivering remarks.
Forty one varsity athletes at Easton College achieved at least a 4.00 grade point average in the first semester. Three remnant members of last year's undefeated football squad Joseph Condtray Sai Polischuk and Laurence Maschett appear on the dean's list.
Washington Senators plan a Spring reshuffle as manager Bucky Harris retools the roster. Buddy Lewis returns to outfield, Cecil Travis shifts to short, Jim Boehm moves to bench, and Grover Cleveland Alexander’s staff remains pivotal with Whitey Ford and Ken Kiesling aiding the rotation. The changes aim to spark a championship push.
The Steel Run opens in the Erie Duypajeh Herald tournament tonight facing Mauryn Shamwocks of Dunkirk in a 8 40 p m game. The 24 team event features top cages from Erie Pennsylvania and New York. The Steel Age lineup likely includes Beress Taylor Stewally Lundy and McFlroy with likely additions.
A garbled digest mentions fights in Baltimore and Chester with names Philadelphie and Philadelphia figures. It lists Gene Butfalo, Gus Duane, and Charley Robinson amid confusing place references in a 151 Canada context.
Connie Mack lectured fans and players in Anaheim on spreading the gospel of baseball. He described his busy schedule and work with teams as the Athletics and Pirates prepared for upcoming exhibition games, with a local San Bernardino club involvement noted. The A's and Pirates were briefly timed out of an exhibition but planned to return later for further play.
Pennsylvania’s scholastic wrestling championships opened today led by three 1940 champions. The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association staged the event at State College with teams and individual titles in dispute.
Newton Mass March 14 Boston College announces Denny Myers will lead the Eagles for the next two years after Dean Leahy leaves. Myers, a successful line coach at Yale and Fordham, directed the Eagles to Sugar Bowl glory and previously coached at Notre Dame.
St Edward's faces St Agatha in a decisive matchup after two close wins. Edwardsmen, energized by a prior comeback in the last encounter, aim for a third victory as Jansen and Sarms start on the top court with Sullivan at center and Daieson and Meait at forward while Uvarths watches.
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