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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1941
Page
7
A brief item notes DS Farm in Ny reports a write or inquiry for 1 Clymer Ny. The notice highlights local business activity and property dealings in the region.
In Union City this week a Pro basketball exhibition at the Union City High gym features Knott’s Rim and other well known pros as coaches and players, expected to draw a capacity crowd. Also, the Board of Education delays Loveland Field Jewe ling project while weighing costs and budget timing, with a decision due by mid April on possible May installation of lights.
Hamounoun caeva0r took a pair from J Jamey Splesman in the Antler League last night on Elks alleys. Dyckes top scored with 184 for the winners while Crage led the Plumbers with 193. Wilcox Grocers meet Citizena Bank tonight in league competition.
Beaver bowling team from Goreynga invaded Union City yesterday and lost all three duck pin games to Union City High School. The Corry bowlers struggled as they toppled the short pegs, paving the way for defeat. They plan a rematch in about two weeks here.
ST PAUL KEGLER finishes fifth in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Scores show mixed results across singles and doubles with notable totals for Tot Ave Harmon Elston and others as Jets lead the program.
Alfred Davis of Columbus pleaded guilty to dynamiting fish in Sugar Creek near Cooperstown. He was fined $100 by Alderman P F Bedford after witnesses and a warden reported the incident occurred February 28 and resulted in multiple fish deaths. The case cited deliberate intent and took place near the mouth of the stream at Darrow or Finn Brook.
Harrisburg reports Sharpsville beats Pittsburgh Fifth Avenue 82 to 23 to claim the District 10 title while Bradford defeats Knox 51 to 35 at Kane to win the District 9 crown. Gettysburg and Duquesne advance, with Marcon, Mahanoy City, Lower Merion, Williamsport, and Prantelin Borough earning spots as early round survivors. State semi finals set for next Tuesday with the final on March 29.
New York reports a jumble of notes on boxing and football prospects. Tony Musto seeks haven in St Louis. Connie Mack recalls profitable Philly training stints. Don Elser eyes an Eastern head coaching post. Nick Wall negotiates with Louis B Mayer Stables. American Mining Congress plans bouts for Cincinnati expo. Tunney teases a champion’s Army route. oddities from Bay View grey to boxing bouts and fashion quips. The piece also mentions Ansmi,n, a priesthood study, and coaching chatter from Wisconsin to Oklahoma.
Baseball analysis notes Detroit Tigers prospects after a tough season. It highlights Hank Greenberg as a potential loss, and cites key hitters Rudy York Barney McCoskey and Charlie Gehringer. Also mentions strong pitching with Newsom Rowe Bridges and catchers Sullivan, Tebbets, and Ned Harris stepping in.
In Haleton Pennsylvania Billy Davis aged 127 from Minersville stopped Johnny Dundee 136 from New York in a 16 round bout. In New York Hobby Ruffin 133 from Astoria defeated Mike Bell in a 1 gutpointed decision from New York 1924. Aldo Spoldi 139 from Italy stopped Charley Scoltig 142 from Philadelphia 9.
Ohio University defeated Duquesne 65-40 in the National Invitation Tournament opener at Madison Square Garden. Ohio built a second half lead by scoring four straight punts early in the frame, with Frank Baumhaltz scoring 22 for Duquesne and Paul Widowitz and Moe Becker adding key scores. Ohio set two tournament records including most free throws and one record for team performance.
Promoter Mike Jacobs oversees final details as Louis and Schmick complete training for their anticipated heavyweight title defense. Louis boasts power and confidence aiming to breeze through four rounds, while Simon eyeing a long duel. Tickets begin at 1.35, with a potential 14,000-seat turnout.
A bill by Rep. Hans Breth would require hunters to pass an examination on hunting laws before receiving a license. The measure aims to ensure knowledge of fire arms use and hunting regulations, reflecting proposed changes discussed by lawmakers in Harrisburg.
The readable text mentions Kirstand Washington and a location mile from Seattle. It identifies Nurseries as a major ally and hints at a nationwide network.
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