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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1941
Page
7
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Readable notes discuss rain aiding both teams in the world series and suggest the Dodgers and Yankees may gain or lose momentum. Whit Wyatt could return to a game, while Brooklyn eyes another win and the series may reach seven games.
Corry Beavers suffered a 20 to 6 setback in Titusville in muddy conditions as the home team rallied to a victory. Don Sharp led Titusville with two touchdowns and a strong ground game, while Carlson and Guth contributed on the Beavers defense and late scoring drive.
Merchants including G. F. Ames Co Curry & Glizie Sam Deo gard Ruth Dahlstrand Carl R. Taylor Merle Besson Richard Rossbacher Cecil Akam Wing Willi. . .B. Brant and Ky's Diner contribute funds applied to the remaining Lights at Loveland Field debt. TOP GAME IN SOUTH NEW YORK Oct. 4 Forty five thousand fans back Duke versus Tennessee in Durham as part of a busy weekend slate. Temple 28 Virginia Military 13 Carnegie 12 Albright C. W. Chester 28 Moravian 34 Labenon Dilley 8
The Dodgers, Cubs, and Yankees share World Series money in full shares after the delayed games. Fans filled calls to the telephone company as weather postponed events. Brooklyn prepared for a celebration that never occurred while stores and offices from Borough Hall to Bushwick suffered looting and burns.
In a chaotic notes filled column the Wayside Market Keglers lead the Antler League as a string of game chatter and rumor spreads. Mentions Howie Bodgers OU Chains and a sellout crowd watch reserved seats and delays.
New York Oct 4 Leo Durocher and Chuck Dressen led a confrontation with umpires after Judge Landis canceled the game. They inspected the field and left the officials puzzled as John Quinn outlined league handling in the National League park.
Harvard renews its Ivy League gridiron series with Pennsylvania dating to 1881 as the Crimson, led by six returning starters against Penn's three, opens the season after coaches spar over who tells the best stories. Harvard is given a slight edge, though reserves are limited.
Brooklyn managers weigh postposed game plans at Ebbets Field amid rain delays. Dodgers officials enjoy a rare mercy from weather as talks continue on pitching pair Freddie Fitzsimmons or Kirby Higbe while Yankees leaders eye alternatives.
A garbled late night report notes a women’s league opening, with mixed names and unclear teams. It mentions Tie Hiknet, Lin, and others, plus a reference to football and swimming debates amid disorderly text.
Intercity skeet action set for Sunday at the Corry Club grounds on Lindsey Hollow road south of the city. Competing will top players including McElroy Krone Oswalt and Wyant with a return match the following week as Skeet hopes to build on recent popularity and recruit new shooters.
Aliquippa’s team opens season against the Red Jackets in a clash loaded with veteran names and uncertain lineups. Key players like Kenny Kcksan and Al Pultes are highlighted for defensive work while Cory and Van Cie shuffle in as early contributors. The piece notes a cautious setup as the home crowd eye a fresh start and the squad adjusts to injury and lineup changes.
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