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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1941
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR line contains scattered terms Vel and Alabama with references to cash and TB. No coherent event or clear entities emerge to form a full news item.
An unnamed market entity halted trading as the Vision fund or market closed for a financial year end. Officials indicated preparations for upcoming reporting and potential future reopening. No specific dates or party names were provided in the readable text.
Ames’ Cornelius Nelson’s fare on ronantical America. 250 planes referenced. facility now active amid unclear context.
An organization meeting of the City Athletic Association is set for tonight at Loveland Field Recreation Center. Members and interested citizens are urged to attend to discuss goals and governance as the group plans for future sports development and community involvement.
Minnesota, winner of 18 straight, returns to No 1 in the weekly Associated Press poll after beating out Texas for the top position. Texas drops to second as Baylor and other contending teams adjust the rankings with 122 voters casting first choices. Duke and Texas A&M follow with Duquesne breaking into the top ten along with Mississippi State, Army and Stanford in the mix.
The Ryder Cup team, kept from play by war, is selected with Cig Wood named active captain and Walter Hagen as honorary captain. squad includes Gene Sarazen, Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson, Sam Snead, Hooper Smith, Lloyd Mangrum, Jimmy Demaret, Harold Jugs McSnaden and others from Brookfield Center to Pinehurst.
West Chester Teachers upset Lock Haven to seize control of the mythical state Teachers Conference race. The Rams won 14 to 6 for their third straight league victory, with Milletsville and Stehman providing key support as the standings tighten for the coming week.
In the Handicap Division 1 of an Elazur city bowls league, Paul’s men led by strong play defeated Thomas Motors in a tight match. Thomas suffered its first loss of the year, while Superior Cleaners fell to Rogers, dropping Avro A.A. into a tie for the cellar. Harold Cragg posted a 905 series in the Bring on the Staples night, with Eloy Albers close behind at 201 and Bob Owens leading the Handicap Division with 191 average.
New York November report notes Dixie folks dominate the awards with blue ribbons and prizes. Army riders from Peru Cuba and West Point trail in wins as contestants from Washington Virginia and Maryland collect 1 blue ribbon 12 red ribbons 14 third places and eight fourths across events.
A note from Sugar Bowl headquarters in New Orleans signals Fordham football fans remain hopeful for a Sugar Bowl invitation. President A. N. Goldberg of the New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Association says teams are invited based on their records, and Fordham’s status hinges on future results including the Pittsburgh game.
The Pennsylvanian Interscholastic Athletic Association board adopted a non compulsory stance limiting football to at most 10 games per season and requiring at least three weeks of practice before opening. The change follows this fall infantile paralysis epidemic causing cancellations and delaying start until the second weekend in September.
The Bankers won a forfeit match against Wayside Market in the Antler League last night. Donaldson led with a 184 average in the clos ing game as Citizens Banks posted mixed scores and players like Parker and Lasbel contributed among the team’s final totals.
Duquesne University fans held a victory celebration to honor the Dukes after a 3 to 0 win. The team will be welcomed back tomorrow night in San Francisco following the decisive victory over Saint Mary's.
New York November 11 middleweights push for the title as Lesnevich, Hostak, Fyer, and others weigh in. Contenders Mauriello and DeSievich pursue the crown while Light Heavyweight champion Yvon Lesnevich faces new challengers.
Sports roundup from New York by Hugh Pullenston notes Armistice Day events at Berkeley California where the Army Navy game is expected to draw about 60,000 fans. Mentions fighters and college games, plus rumors, prompts, and brass ring opinions with name checks and scattered team notes.
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