Braley’s 36 and Fern Smith Lead Odd Items Sale
Readable fragments describe Braley's 36 and Fern Smith among assorted odds and ends, including vases and other old-time goods, catalogued in a local sale scroll with scattered product mentions.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1941
Page
7
Readable fragments describe Braley's 36 and Fern Smith among assorted odds and ends, including vases and other old-time goods, catalogued in a local sale scroll with scattered product mentions.
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A mixed review of the Brooklyn Dodgers outlines patching needs for the infield and pitching depth to stay competitive next season while praising core players like Pete Reiser Reese and Mickey Owen. The boxing section weighs Joe Louis possible retirement with Billy Conn as a likely successor and notes upcoming bouts and industry chatter.
Large crowd expected for grid battle as Horry and Bal Wedkerday open the season. Membership drive continues with a goal of 250 members. leaders plan to publish names, erect lights and a fence at Loveland Field, and push Corry City Athletic Association to boost local sports consciousness.
Aliquippa visits Warren for a western Pennsylvania high school football clash. The Red Jackets, led by rough forward line and fleet backs, aim to spoil Aliquippa’s power attack built around Kermit Bar Cottage. Kickoff is set for 8 30 with a large crowd expected.
Heplers win two from Plumbers as UAL sang net name segues back strong to take the final two games and claim the match. Harold Gragg tops with a 199 average while Sharley Keefer leads off for the winners with 191. Keefer, Cragg, Waite, Jewell and the Spiesmans post high scores as Hepler Motors and Keefer submit strong team totals.
Chicago fans saw the White Sox dominate the Cubs in a clean four game series sweep continuing a long running pattern since 1930. The Sox claimed a large edge in the post season party with unearned runs shaping the final tally as opponents struggled to respond.
Gayle Talbot reports Yankees scout Paul Krichell credits pitchers Ernie Bonham and Marius Russo as the real heroes after the Dodgers series win. Russo and Bonham delivered four hitless or near four hit performances, overcoming stomach and park issues to seal decisive games. The piece also notes Gordon’s standout fielding and the celebration scene as he was named official series hero.
A feature on Billy Hillenbrand, Evansville Memorial star, hailed as Indiana's key spark for the Hoosiers. Notes his high school success, scoring streaks, versatile backfield move, and the expectations he could bring to college play amid doubts from experts.
In a high scoring Ray two game series, Raymonds edged the Ritz with margins recorded across multiple frames. Upsets arose as James led with strong scores while Wing-Wills Keglereties kept pace in second place, and Rexall Drugs team outpaced Wayside Market in a separate match.
The Amateur Athletic Union reelected William Hydcock of Dermont as president. William B. Hydcock and Benekedl of Writ lon were named vice presidents, with Sue Taylor and Thomas SHWITON serving on committees. The meeting noted a dynamic program, with ten observers among the audience.
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