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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1941
Page
7
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A partially legible text fragment from a Pennsylvania item mentions a 1:00 time and references an antique Columbus event. The readable parts hint at a local notice or schedule but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes for a complete summary.
A fragmentary notice arising from a 1941 case mentions pleas and parties, referencing Bry ell Jr and Braddock related stock and death. The readable text shows legal action and kinship ties, with sadness conveyed among friends.
Readable facts are scarce. OCR text shows mixed numbers and letters. No clear events, names, places, or dates emerge to form a coherent summary or identify a focal item.
The Jamestown Sib Club eyes a busy weekend with picks across high school and college games. Erie East hosts Hazelton while Strong Vincent aims to topple Meadville. Grove City leads the conference with a win over Til nville and Warren may upset Jamestown. college shows Boston College vs Clemson and Penn vs Yale among expectations.
The report lists picks for major college games with Beavers favored to win, Notre Dame, Minnesota, and Penn noted as likely victors. It notes Rice-Tulane, Texas-Oklahoma, Georgia Tech-Notre Dame, Fordham, Oregon State- Stanford, Minnesota, Georgia Ole Miss, Navy-Lafayette, Duke, Boston College-Clemson, NYU-Texas A&M, Michigan-Pitt, Indiana-Texas Christian, Northwestern-Wisconsin, Temple-Georgetown, Colgate-Harvard, Princeton-Columbia, Syracuse-Holy Cross, and Michigan State-Marquette among the slated matchups. A separate note mentions a doubleheader battle at Notre Dame on October 25 with the Irish, Illinois, and Notre Dame marching bands, and a ruling restricting overhead planes to avoid fouls.
Beavers travel to face the Wolven in an afternoon tilt as both teams seek first victory. Beavers deal with multiple injuries including McCalin out with a dislocated arm and Miller sidelined by illness. Probable lineup features Goodwill, Young, Pitcirillo, Brig ham, Gates, Beduze, Baressi at QB, Curtis and Kinney backs, Guth at fullback.
In New York on October 1 the Associated Press reports Gus Robinson signs for a welterweight title bout at Madison Square Garden on October 31 against Red Cochran. Robinson’s manager Curt Herrmann says the move signals a full-scale push into the welterweight war, amid recent boxing controversies and suspensions by the state athletic commission.
Bradford Pa senior Ghodman was chosen last night to captain West Virginia University for the tenth meeting this season against Ohio Bobcats. The selection came ahead of the Morgantown game against West Virginia Wesleyan College in the Mountaineers lineup.
Wlasyslaw Iron Talim heads into his 200th U.S. bout at Memorial Auditorium Buffalo facing Rowdy Rudy Dusek in a marked season curtain raiser. The clash samples the rugged start to the 1941 42 wrestling year.
Raymonds Top Ladies Recreation Loop swept into Dest place in the Lucies Recreation League last night handing Aero a three game setback. Gerry Jamestown tied up the first place, Sterling Milk trimmed them, Rosa Baker led with a 221 in a big middle game as the Recreation club was upset in the odd game of their mate.
At Haven Connecticut on October Citizens Bank defeated Cleaning Keglers two games to none. Ernest C Phu led the Bankers with strong marksmanship and Ogden Miller, athletic director, noted the team salvaged the mid game as Yale’s Jack exp reamme starred for the cleaners. Doneldyon top-scored for the match with an average of 184.
Alabama fans anticipate a standout rookie in the opening game as the mighty midget aims to energize the crowd. Reports indicate strong expectations, with early season chatter focusing on speed, agility, and impact against the Crimson Tide.
A meeting at the City Building organized two Women Ladies Bowling Leagues. The Third League honors go to Helen Macray as president with officers Har mon McElroy vice president Dorothy Whaley treasurer Jelney and Lottie Beas sergeant at arms. The Fourth League names Mildred Huenel president Ruth Ohm vice president Mary La Machio secretary Shirley Onm treasurer and June Hurst sergeant. Both leagues will bowl Fridays at 7 and 9 pm, alternating weekly.
Donelle announces Pittsburgh Steelers lineup changes for Sundays game against the Washington Redskins. Big George Somers returns after injury and Jack leads defense while Artie Jones moves to fullback. Additional shifts include Billy Noyt replacing Ske lite at halfback and Howgus filling guard duties.
The roundup surveys college and professional action with eye on football, baseball and basketball. Highlights include Duquesne, Clemson, and Clemson mentions, plus notes on Army, Georgia Tech, and Ohio State, and a focus on upcoming matchups and key players.
Allegheny College Soccer opens today as coach Wilne Iy the JinnHyy Pritay Swan Allegheny builds a new squad. The team shows a solid front line and improving defense, with expected early tests and potential for scoring.
Key Nittany Lions struggle with injuries as regulars Salureley Burnell Brosky Kem and Davis miss practice shaping the lineup for homecoming. Tackles Higsins Drobelly Halpin Schoonover are listed in the rotation while reserves fill in on the line and at guard.
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