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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1923
Page
2
The column reviews a wide roll of baseball and sports topics from the era. It discusses American and National League pennant winners and notable teams for years past, mentions Giants, White Sox, Browns, Pirates, and Colts, and previews upcoming schedules. It notes football ambitions of the Allegheny area, local colleges, and city game results, plus hints at billiards and boxing figures and local newspaper coverage roles.
The coach plans several shifts in the High line for the upcoming game against Youngsville. Gretzler returns at tackle with new backfield rotations including Letis Imus and Ruth Hasking. The backfield features Gordon out, Sloan at fullback, Gros directing the line, and Gretster back at tackle improving overall balance.
The Athletics moved into sixth place behind pitcher Burns, a rookie, who mopped the Senators with one run allowed while the A’s offense produced runs through the game. Detroit Tigers won again, chasing Cleveland Indians in the pennant race by taking a second straight from the White Sox as Simons scored on a rally. Browns beat Indians 19 to 5 behind strong pitching.
Reconstructed box scores show Detroit 7 Chicago 6 in a tense game while St Louis beat Cleveland 10 to 5 and Washington lost 0 to 7 to Philadelphia. Standings list New York and Cleveland near the top with Detroit 70 and 98 point tallies. Also an ad for Madison Shirts direct from factory offering no capital required and big profits.
Admiral Coe Grayson declares My Own fit and ready for the mile and a half match race with Zev My Own contends Zee’s trainer will not agree to the race. Two three year olds will run to decide which horse carries the Bryglioh star Papyrus on October 20 as New York Jockey Chip’s American representative weighs selection.
The Gorrie Independent football squad will open their season at Titusville Saturday against the Colonel Drakes. The Drake backfield will feature McNamar George Brecht Quinn Sinning Ratbitan and Mellors. The Drake line includes a strong group of linemen and backs as the team prepares for scrimmage and practice.
New York reports the players selected for the World Series. Giants list Bancroft Baynes Bentley Cunningham Iriseb Gaston Gearin Gedy Groh Jackson Jonnard Kelly McQuillan Maguire Mepsel O Connell Nehf Ryan Scott Shrivers Snyder Stengel Watson Young Yanks list Pipp Ward Scott Dygid McNally Gazella Johnson Ruth Witt Meuse Smith Haines Hendricks Hormuth Schang Bengough Shaykey Pan fork Jones Hoyt Mays Bush Pipgr_is Rovitger. The selection follows Landis announced criteria and sets up Giants versus Yankees for the fall series amidst notable injuries.
In the matter of the Estate of Wy fugene Rhodos the Letters Testamentary have been granted to the undersigned. All persons having claims against the estate should file them promptly with Grace Rhodes executrix at Kinwald and Kincaid Corry Pennsylvania.
A garbled OCR fragment lists a chiropractor named Dr Merle Amy with an office in a block and center, a Bell phone number, a residence line, and stray words suggesting contact details. No clear date, location, or patient information is present.
Amid interest in the international event, Zev the Rancocas colt is favored to represent the United States over My Own and Papyrus. Jockey Club officials hint Zev leads in readiness while Papyrus undergoes gallops on Belmont track. Harry St. Clair of Rancocas says My Own could race after the international event for prize money.
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