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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1935
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes describe estate items including writing desk, fermery, gas drawers, radio, several rugs, car, cabinet, lounge curtain, wardrobe, and bed. The record lacks clear ownership, date, or location details and reads as a puzzled inventory listing.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions bids and a fish executive, with unclear names and context. The readable elements imply a procurement or meeting discussion about buying or pricing, but specifics are not recoverable. The fragment lacks decisive entities or events to form a full summary.
Notice to creditors that all debts and claims against the estate of rent have been filed and presented. Named administrator EO Lewis of Erle Pennsylvania and Hudson Corry Pennsylvania. Damg-10-17-24.
Managers forecast strong attendance as Corry City League opens with 800 expected spectators and ticket plans allowing season usage. Reports note new sod infield at Monessen park and shifts in official scorers while guests from New York and California join local clubs in a busy sports scene.
The Corry City Baseball League launches the 1935 season with a 1:30 p.m. doubleheader featuring All-Way Electric under Fred Gentilman vs Aero Supply led by Dinny Lander, followed by Corry Jamestown vs Raymond with Babe Haene and Sonny Staples on the mound.
Veteran fighter Joe Fazio, with about fifty bouts, headlines an amateur night at the State Armory in Warren on Friday May 24 presented by the Columbia Athletic Club. Fazio and three stablemates face a Buffalo squad while Don Starry JamesTown Phil Termanda Red Johnson and others compete in various light and featherweight bouts.
At Newark New Jersey J Charlie Lough fought Frank Zamaris to a draw and Vince D Angleo defeated Willie Lewis on points. Keller Crawford stopped Nick Lacara in Baltimore while D Angleo beat Lacara?
Two veteran pitchers, Uncle Tom Zachary of the Dodgers and Hoyt of the Pirates, battled 13 innings in a 2–0 Dodgers win. Zachary, born 1891, handily outlasted in a classic senior pitching duel with Cy Blanton and Pie Traynor providing late- inning support as Arky Vaughan’s error opened the door for the decisive runs.
Oli Dutra and Jammy Thompson, noted golf professionals, meet Johnny Holtz city champion and Toby Lyons North East Star in an IB hole exhibition at the Lake Shore Club Erle tomorrow afternoon.
Jesse Owens of Ohio State will attempt to break the world broad jump mark of 8 feet 24 inches at the Evanston quadrangular meet featuring Ohio State Wisconsin Northwestern and Chicago. Owens was within five eighths of an inch of the record when winning the Drake Relays broad jump recently.
Gene Sarazen, after missing last year by one stroke, is pegged as the 6 to 1 favorite for the National Open at Oakmont June 6 to 8. Olin Dutra defending champion and Craig Wood are among top contenders, with other challengers including Henry Shard and Paul Jumyan in the fast-changing odds compiled by Jack Doyle.
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