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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1947
Page
7
A fragmented probate notice from Warren County lists an administrator and heirs for a decedent. The readable portion mentions a name and a formal request regarding the same, with no clear dates or complete details. Further context is needed to identify parties and actions.
Fragmentary OCR lists cattle ages and farming items including John Deere equipment and mill parts. Mentions April and June dates in a vague travel context with names like Miller and McCormt. Contains scattered incomplete phrases about manure, feed, and belts.
A tribute recalling Johnny Evers and the famous double play trio with Joe Tinker and Frank Chance. Notes mention Evers 316 World Series games and a 279 regular season average, his death from a cerebral hemorrhage, and the enduring fame of the Tinker to Evers to Chance connection.
Allentown and Duquesne meet for the Pennsylvania Class A title at the Palestra Philadelphia with 8,000 fans expected. Allentown seeks a third straight state crown, while Duquesne offers height and depth led by Andy Budinak George Hromanik and Jimmy Fulmer. The Dukes have 28 wins this season and display strong post play against Crum's veteran Canaries.
The Gift Shop tops the Fourth League after a three game win over Waterhouse Five. Lanston’s, Kinley’s, and All-Way Electric vie for positions as Dorothy Lillie leads New Leaders with strong scores. The Kinley pin spikers post solid team totals as Charlotte Staples anchors the victors and Nellie Dinlap scores for the vanquished side.
Commissioner A B Chandler announced hearings into the New York Dodgers feud would stay open indefinitely. He will review developments from sessions in Cincinnati and Sarasota and may reconvene at an early date. Chandler left for Cincinnati amid ongoing baseball industry unease.
Joe Frisina, a local baseball prospect, will depart for Florence, New York, for training ahead of the coming season with Giants farm clubs. The Hickory club retains his rights. he is noted for speed and a strong arm as a shortstop. He spent winter in basketball with Corry Vets and awaits assignment to a farm team as opening games approach in April.
Lancaster Pa March 29 Due to a record field in doubles and singles officials of the Eighth Annual Pennsylvania State Bowling championship plan new dates as the tournament, which opens April 1, will be extended to accommodate competitors.
Aintree England March 20 Caughoo won the 13th running of the Grand National Steeplechase before a crowd exceeding a quarter million. Prince Regent failed to place, finishing out of the money while Lovely Cottage未, last year's winner, was scratched. Caughoo, a longshot at over 100 to 1, is owned by J J McDowell and trained by M Dempsey.
Hammond set the pace as Powell Motor dominated the game with strong team play. Final scores show Hammond at 68 and Powell Motor at 45 with other players contributing notable numbers.
Marcel Gordan from Paris mocked Harold Green of Brooklyn after a performance rated 150 percent. In Baltimore Jimmy Senate 126 defeated Joey Kushner from Syracuse by technical knockout at 6 rounds.
Associated Press reports Man O War celebrated his 30th birthday at Samuel D Birdie's Para Way Farm with a simple flowers tribute. The day featured reminiscence by Riddle who recalls the famed horse’s career and his legacy as a sire after winning 20 of 21 races.
Philadelphia bout saw Buster Peppe TKOs Carl Stevens at 179 in Philadelphia. Tampa clash had Lee Sali from Pittsburgh stopping Knute Baker at 148 in Terre Haute. Asbury Park contest featured Jack Fowlks of Elizabeth delivering a TKO to Soldier Montaya at 115 in Garfield.
Parson iL Dodds, winner of seven one mile races this season, seeks to surpass his indoor American record of 4:06.4 at the Chicago Relays. A sellout crowd of about 18 000 was expected at Chicago Stadium as Dodds leads a star lineup including Herb McKenley and Herson Dillard in the hurdles.
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