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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1935
Page
7
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Notice appears to report that letters testamentary have been issued in the estate of a deceased person. It identifies Emma or Brie Coup ania as related parties and lists administrators in Pennsylvania. The filing references claims against the estate and a local county administrator.
Guy Butters from Corry High School, now a sophomore at Washington and Jefferson, gains recognition in golf as the Prexies face Wy and J. The Pittsburgh Press features his photo among Prexies golfers.
United Press reports more than a score of America's top golfers entered the United States Open at Oakmont near Pittsburgh on June 6 to 8. Five former national champions are among the players, part of 1087 entries who failed to finish in the last Open.
Joy, Corry Country Club professional, opened the 86 hole national open qualifier at Oakmont with an 81 after 18 holes. Other scores included Toby Lyons 88, Dick Shoemaker 83, and Chicago section delaying its test due to rain. Former champions Farrell, MacTarlane, Goodman, Marston and Sfagen are noted for upcoming sectional play and chances at Oakmont, with Detroit hosting five low-scorer spots.
Omaha led a Pimlico field to win the Preakness and Kentucky Derby style by William Woodward. Fire was second and Psyllue Bee third as the owner considers racing the horse in England.
Henry McLemore surveys a miscellany of sports notes and colorful anecdotes. Highlights include Reds night game lighting details, Frank Menke at Baer training camp, umpire Cy Rigler’s arm raised for strike, Penn State tennis ace Dorothy Alderson, Walter Hagen on Oakmont, Cy Blanton’s form at Pittsburgh, Pop Warner praising Pitt, Jim Lancaster of NYU, Rex May in Indianapolis, Joe McCarthy’s vaudeville leanings, Harry Wills rapid weight loss, Paul Waner’s card tricks, profits of major football clubs, Bill Knickerbocker as best shortstop, Sunny Jim Simmons and Gallant Tex, William Woodward’s Derby hopes, and Penn-Drakes versus Bradford in Titusville plus Union City and surrounding league results.
St Edwards hosts St Josephs Academy of Titusville at Washington Street grounds for the season opener. Johnny Hadock appears likely to start for Corry with Carnegie also expected to pitch. St Josephs fields a strong team and should provide stout competition as the other teams view the game as a marquee city event.
Corry City Baseball League officials and players will meet at the Municipal building at 7 30 to discuss plans for the coming season and preparations for Saturday's openings. Arrangements for getting the field ready and other routine matters will be discussed. Players and team managers are urged to attend.
Wednesday boxing at the State Armory showcases Jonny Doyle of Unionity in the 147 pound class against Jerry Riddle Brie, with strong crowd appeal and backup bouts on the Corry Simon program. Doyle aims for a repeat strong performance after past notable fights.
Yesterday's results include American league games with St Owls and Boston 3 and rain across several contests. National league scores show St Louis 10 Philadelphia 8 and Baltimore 13 2 with other pairings. Today American matchups listed feature Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St Louis New York at Detroit and more including Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Lawton Carver reports the New York Giants, once slow to start, have surged to 14 wins in 18 as Leroy Parmelo shines with a four hit effort and timely hitting securing a 3-1 victory. Boston game also tied 4-4.
Corry Keglers Ray Bury and Clifford Anderson finished seventh in the eight day Jamestown two min bowling tourney. Their share of the prize money was divided, with Bloom and Webb of Jonestown taking first prize. Over 100 bowlers from Jamestown Titusville Warren and nearby cities competed.
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