Incomplete Fragment Finds Wordy Thanks and Notes
A garbled OCR fragment thanks donors and pupils for kindnesses amid a rallying market mood. The text shows misreads and stray names, with unclear dates or entities.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1941
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment thanks donors and pupils for kindnesses amid a rallying market mood. The text shows misreads and stray names, with unclear dates or entities.
Meadville progress on a sports drive shows about $1600 of a $2900 goal raised as Walter Béott and William are credited for tireless work. Meadville’s semi pro baseball team opens season at Erie, facing Cleveland Giants and Warren Ramblers, with manager Cannagina assembling a strong local squad. Lightweight boxing news features Lew Jenkins versus Angott and a potential title shot, while women’s bowling gains attention at the Los Angeles event with Erie team among contenders and top pre-tournament favorites from Cleveland and Milwaukee clubs.
Associated Press reports a May 16 fight at Madison Square Garden pitting underdog Lew Jenkins against Bob Montgomery. The bout draws near $40,000 from 000 fans, with Jenkins risking more than his title prospects as he relies on unconventional training. Montgomery seeks to prove methods outside the Jenkins system while aiming for a lightweight move up. The main event is set for 8 p.m. EST as both fighters exchange boasts and wagering.
Plant City Florida Mt Ponchatoula Hammond Louisiana Wallace North Carolina and Independence Louisiana are identified as the five largest strawberry growing regions in the United States based on MR point measurements. The report highlights these locations as key production centers across the country.
Yesterday scores include New York 2 Chicago 3 and Cleveland 4 Boston 13. Other results show Detroit 19 Philadelphia 2 and St Louis 7 Washington 0. Today Chicago at New York and Cleveland at Boston among planned games.
The Chicago White Sox routed the New York Yankees 19-1, sending New York to its fifth consecutive loss. Knickerbocker and Hoag each had four hits as the Sox hit three homers, with Ed Smith tossing a one-hitter through six. Other major results included Cleveland beating Boston, Detroit trouncing the Athletics, and the Phillies beating Cincinnati one day after the champions’ skid began.
Yesterday's stars powered a comeback win for the Indians by scoring in the ninth with two on and none out, as Knickerbocker and Hoag each had four hits to beat former Yankee teammates. Earlier, Gatehouse pitched a one hitter, Schumacher held the Cubs to a 2-1 win, Waner collected three hits in a Cardinal outing, and Livingston starred for Philadelphia. A late storm in Pittsburgh caused a 35 minute blackout at the airport, with planes circling during repairs. Newhouser threw seven-hit ball for Detroit over Philadelphia.
More than 1,000 Pennsylvania schoolboy athletes will compete tomorrow in 12 district track and field meets to decide entries for the state championships. District 10 will stage its meet in Erie while others run elsewhere. Also district golf qualifiers proceed with events at Williamsport State College Pittsburgh Greensburg Brookville and other sites. Corporal Mike Akin from Pittsburgh defeats Bill Spesny in a boxing bout in Wilkes-Barre.
A garbled New York sports roundup covers Tom Harmon talk, Yankee rumors, Lou Nova at Saratoga misnamed, and a spoof list of figures like Whirlaway and Dodger themes. It mentions Roosevelt tote, a four-movement Symphony in D praising the Dodgers, and various rumorish notes about players, trainers, and upcoming events with scattered names and dubious dates.
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