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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1934
Page
2
Chicago Cubs rookie Bill Lee shut out the Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 0, lifting Charley Grimm’s club toward the NL pennant race. Lee held Philadelphia to four singles while Wrigley field saw the Cubs stay within reach of the Giants as Mel Ott's run support and key hits helped other teams win.
In Scotland on May 4, veteran Francis Ouimet drew attention at the Walker Cup trials as he and George Dunlap struggled in foursomes, losing 1 up to Goodman and Littie while others posted solid scores. Chandler Egan and Max Marston halved with Gus Moreland and Jack Westland as Americans posted several 78s and 76s in singles and foursomes.
Interest in the City Baseball League is rising as fans rally behind a locally run circuit. The season begins May 15 at the East Washington street grounds, with strong leadership from Bill Myers guiding a businesslike effort to deliver a genuine league this summer. Roy James of Wit tenders College closes his state career after earning eight varsity letters in three sports, while Babe Ruth remains a focal point for fans hoping for power and pace in early spring games.
A large volunteer turnout began repair work on the East Washington street grounds to recondition the Corry City Baseball League field. Infield plowing planned, with rolling, to create one of the best diamonds in years for the Second Ward plot. A club meeting at the Municipal building tonight will discuss opening day ceremonies and ticket sales for May 19. Five hundred tickets at 25 cents aim to cover early expenses as four teams prepare rosters and probable lineups for early games. Strong teams form a four way race to the season’s end.
Ebenezer press report notes a bench warrant for Hoile McCloskey of Johnstone to answer to the county court for failure to obey a court order re instating Detective John F Carroll. Sheriff Boyle says the mayor will likely continue his campaign and may not be brought to Philadelphia.
The steamship Smolensk has reached Providence on the Siberian coast to carry survivors of the Russian icebreaker incident and to take on disputes from Khabarovsk. Sailings continue today as crews assess losses and arrangements.
North Bend Washington officials announce a new radio beacon rig will have a rage limit of an ini and be aired by equipment Hore this summer. Supervisor FF Tinkham of the Venthouse district says training will occur over two weeks amid the year, near the suburb of Astury Parke.
In the Inter Class Baseball League Seniors beat Sophomores 9 to 7 to pull even atop the standings. Key hits came in the first inning as seniors scored five, with Joe Baressi earning praise for pitching after an early wild spell by Hixson. Dimick and Dingfeldsy added two hits each for the Seniors while Loveland baressi curtis composed the Sophomores’ efforts.
Confirmation of a plan to strengthen canal defenses was given today by Maj. Harold B. Fiske of the canal department on his return from Washington. He said more money would be allocated for defense projects but he did not know the exact amount.
A vintage advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a cure for fever sores, eczema, boils, and other skin issues. It cites testimonials from J. D. Hoot of Sownttille, Pa, and Oxta neighbors, praising rapid healing and affordable pricing. Complexion Soap and other products are promoted with similar period tone.
Reports circulated that owner J Louis Comiskey plans a rejuvenation move for the Chicago White Sox after a 17 to 7 loss to the Washington Senators. The club has ten defeats in 14 games this season and Comiskey will consider changes during the eastern tour. Manager Lew Ponoseex is not blamed and will not be kept on in the same role.
Scores from American, National and International leagues show Chicago, Washington, New York, Saint Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Boston, Cincinnati, Brooklyn and Pittsburgh with mixed results. Today’s schedule lists Chicago at Washington and several cross‑league matchups across major cities including St. Louis New York Detroit and Boston.
The Inter-Church Mushball League expands to eight teams with St Thomas church added. President Carroll approves by-laws and schedules, opening games set for next Monday evening May 1. Practice matches arranged this week with no admission charge and expected strong local interest.
Pope Pius today received a group of students from the American College awaiting ordination and urged them to join in shared responsibilities for the souls of the faithful in their country. He spoke of devotion and the duties of ministers to the spiritual needs of the devoted Sons.
Fragmentary report describes Clyde Av Cornmean, an assistant to the lopeing tender of the Woyertitiat Company Bevo, being involved in a fatal strangling of a cougar. The text also mentions a previous incident two years earlier involving a tadidas and a buck deer, but details are unclear.
St Andrews Scotland May 12 12 gate crashers will be foiled at the Walker Cup between United States and Britain as ropes and stewards bar crowds. Authorities plan to charge admission with restricted viewing from paths and roped sections while photographers and press faces are limited. Proceeds from admissions go to charity and the championship fund.
Fragmentary report describes an event at a field in Warren Pennsylvania with references to a meeting and a Sunday ball game involving local players and a person named Russell Miele. The text is garbled and lacks a coherent narrative or concrete outcomes.
Yesterday's games featured Bill Lee starting for the Cubs in his major league debut, blanking the Phillies. Shankoy Rowe powered the Tigers past the Red Rox with a first inning homer, while Heino Manush drove in four for the Senators with a triple double and key hits across three ties.
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