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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1939
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text references a sale or advertisement near Heath. Mentions a term building, farm, and an amount such as 16.00. Details are unreadable, but hint at a local notice or sale belonging to a community hall or meeting place.
Fragmented text mentions a kidnapping corner and a broadcast by Premier, with references to Henry and Fonda. The garbled lines include illogical statistics and stray names, offering no clear event or outcome to anchor a coherent summary.
Pitt and Duke meet in a key intersectional clash as both teams enter the weekend undefeated. Pitt plays at home for homecoming while Duke travels, with Tech and Duquesne also on the road. The article notes Pitt upset Washington University and beat West Virginia, while Duke defeated Davidson and Golgate as part of a busy schedule.
A sprawling look at Erie area scholastic football with Massillon’s celebrated system via Paul Brown shaping juniors into varsity-ready Tigers. District games, player notes, and upcoming clashes frame a season where Erie teams face Titusville and Kane as rivals.
Professional Leo Anderson of the Corry CoMbly Chay renaeed 4 spleniid season on the district hinks when he capped the round ro win touinament of district professionals over the Bradford layout yesterday afternoon. Anderson's low metal score 38-30 over the par 72 layout brought him fest place in the bowensmen, which attracted thirteen district professional and mite golfers. Legond prize went to George Sipps, Bradford professional, who turned his card 38-4278 and won 70 points in the round-robin tallying while-Howold Smith, vet evn Warren professional, was in third place with a cari of 42-49- 85 and a total of 5% points. Other medal scores posted in the tournament were: George Tollor, DiBois, so4h-79, Bill Dalloway, Bradford, 49-10-a, J. Manley, Pitisnuyeh, al-ts-ag, Al Allen, Philadelphia amateur, 47-45 (08, Al Dieter, Bi. Marys, s2-a9th: G. ML. Sivat, Bradford amateur, 48-45-90¢ HL HL Roberts Bradford minalei', d13-a4, 5, Ry Dresser, Bradford amateur, 43-44- 90¢ Janes Dal, Kane, 41-4225, Nello Pilemika, Bradford anaten, aboard.
In the Aero Supply Bowling League at Recreation Alleys last evening the Cubs kept a slim edge with a two game victory over the Glaild while the Indians swept two from the Yanks and the Pirates beat the Pirates. Paul French posted a high single match average of 208 for one game.
The women beat the Opossums and Camels won three games from the Bears in the Antler Bowling League last evening. George Roof had the high average in one match at 188 while Shoemaker led the second with 178.
A plan to hold the Pan American athletic meet in Philadelphia or another U S site gains support amid international tension. Philadelphia Municipal Stadium and nearby facilities on the Schuylkill River are cited as adequate for events and Olympic alternatives.
World welterweight champion Armstrong of St Louis travels to Minneapolis to defend his title this Friday against Howard Scott of Washington DC after a ten round victory over Al Manfredo in a recent week.
United Press reports scoring records shattered by professionals in the No-Hohol Football League. The Chicago Bears show notable marks this season with averages around 35.1 points per game and 28 points per game across four quarters, surpassing prior league benchmarks by significant margins.
Beavers visit Kansas Saturday as Harvey remains on injury list with uncertainty about return. Warriors resume practice after a day off as roster shifts and lineup decisions loom for the upcoming game.
The Corry Rod and Gun Clots Meld week awards list donors for two prizes. Charman Harry Rhodes announced new sponsors Wei Me Mice Dairy and Catsy Wiser contributing to the 5 prize mud Bhicken- Dhvisaki Mines.
Boxing notes indicate heavyweights Louis and Godoy set for a February 9 bout at Madison Square Garden. Promoter Mike Jacoby confirms Godoy will challenge the reigning champion after recent terms with Low Nova, as the card builds toward a high-stakes title defense amid South American interest and boxing chatter from Buenos Aires.
A scoreless midway clash ended in a hard fought tie between Beaver and Rocket reserves. Lively play, strong defense, and notable efforts from McGray Kinney and Lowns highlighted the contest as both teams pressed for the decisive score.
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