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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1941
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a local legal matter or incident involving a person named Boulwell. Details are unclear but indicate official action or inquiry and a possible location in the Mazin area. Further readable context is needed to confirm roles and outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal or official notice with partial identifiers. No clear names, dates, or actions are readable enough to extract a definitive event, deadline, or authority. The readable bits hint at a law or statute citation but lack concrete details.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Walter Stig and an antique Nubles or Nurbles quiz or test. No clear event dates or concrete details found in readable text.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an auction or market report tied to New York. The readable elements mention timing near the fourth hour and a reference to an eighth note context. Further readable facts are limited.
Warren Times-Mirror notes a poor performance by Warren Red Jackets this season with slow backs and weak blocking. Local fans and players show frustration over missed opportunities as the team struggles to mount a scoring drive despite strong individual talent.
Spring Creek Unknowns lead in new keg loop bowler leagues swing into action last night. It was the first meeting for the Fourth League while the Third League bowled second week. New league members are first timers this season. In Third League Defense Lassies lost the first game but won the next two to take the lead. Polletti won over Esso Hall and Minutes swept Dodgers. In Fourth League Spring Creek Unknowns swept Nichols Taxi and Mystery Lassies. Red Wings took two from Okle Dokles. King led Third League with 129 and Seafferlin led Fourth League with 139.
Notre Dame under Frank Leahy faces Georgia Tech in a key intersectional contest as Minnesota and Illinois clash in the Big Ten. The day features Fordham at North Carolina, Florida State at Clemson, Michigan at Pittsburgh, and Navy vs Lafayette among other regional games.
Harrisburg October 11 The Fish Commission launches a statewide lake stocking program under Commissioner C A French. Lakes of forty acres or more open to fishing and containing bass will be stocked this year with fish ranging from two to eight inches, and the projected distribution exceeds half a million fish. A survey of hatcheries indicates this will be the finest distribution in history.
The Idaho Vandals struggled last year with 20 touchdowns allowed and only one win in nine games. This year headgear issues persist and players Stewart Smith and Ted Homling are noted, with special orders required for headgear adjustments.
A fragmented report covers college football actions with Georgia, Mississippi, and other teams. It notes Georgia and Mississippi tying 4-14, mentions Frank Sinkwich, Hearne, and several substitutions, and cites other scores including Temple, Georgetown, Drake, St. Louis, UCLA, Stanford, Texas Tech, and Loyola.
Acoded from Chicago dispatch Montgomery, an aggressive eastern lightweight, KO’d Day in the 61st round of a scheduled 19 round match before 6 79 spectators at Chicago Stadium. It was his 10th straight win, enhancing prospects for a title bout with the Jenkins Angott winner, with Jenkins the reigning champion and Angott the NAB A holder in New York.
A brief note from Seattle recalls the Winbal family in college football. Joe Winbrake wore number 39 for Wellington University in 1931 to 1939, his brother John followed with the same number 1936 to 1939, and youngest Paul Winbal, a Net but Scrappy center, wore number 40 in 1940 to 1941.
A fast paced roundup by Hugh Pullerton from New York covers Marquette and Wisconsin results, World Series chatter, boxing critiques, and college football notes. It highlights James E. Mile of Cleveland Plain Dealer, Red Dawson opinions, and brief foreshadowing of upcoming Bowl bids and summer sentiment about teams like Brooklyn and the Pirates.
Philadelphia report details Ralph Greenleaf aiming for his 19th world pocket billiards crown. The 41 year old champion remains in prime form, praised for precision and speed as he trains with a portable, workshop-like routine, while Willie Mosconi holds the current title. Greenleaf notes nerves and focus as key, predicting a tough October 20 match and reflecting on past legends.
A scrambled recap lists college football scores including Tengen 17 over Georgetown 7 and Moravian 32 on an unclear date. Other results show Lebanon Valley 10 over CONY 7 and PMC 20 over Blue Ridge 0 with various unclear team names and mis-typed players mentioned, plus a stray note about Rice and another college.
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