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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1942
Page
7
A garbled OCR passage references court matters in Common Pleas during 1942 to 1982. It mentions sheriff, divorce related terms, pleas, and payments, with disjointed names and dates, lacking coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
OCR snippet shows scattered names like Rome, Idaho, Chippewa and Chinpee with partial dates and numbers. It reads as a damaged listing or catalog fragment with no clear event, people, or organization to summarize into a coherent news item.
Beavers host Sheffield tonight in a defense driven by aerial attack from Sheffield and a reworked Beavers backfield led by Brigham and Goda. Coach Putnam drills aimed to stop the visitors air game while Corry and Waterford comparisons hint at a close, hard fought tilt. Injuries limited to Mike Goda, with Brigham shifted to backfield and Frank Brigham expected to spark scoring chances.
The page notes opening of the small game hunting season with cautionary German to hunt safely. It highlights shell shortages and safety slogans, plus high school and college football outlooks, predicting winners and discussing top players and possible managerial changes in baseball. Key names include Ted Williams, Joe D, Branch Rickey, and Notre Dame figures.
Pitt coach Cherley Bowser said four freshmen will see action in the varsity game with Carnegie Tech, as Pitt grants limited freshmen eligibility in line with opposing teams. Eligible players include end Waliey Cummings center Frank Noval from Greensburg quarterback Roland Catarindella from Wilkinsburg and halfback Robert Demar from Youngstown. Bowser appointed Vines Antonelli as game captain. A separate note praises Letty Grove as a future Hall of Fame baseball player based on his major league record.
Notre Dame stays unbeaten as Ashbaugh shines stepping in for Leahy after injuries. Gilman Ashbaugh Jr. earns praise for 280-yard style surge and a 25 War Bond award amid the win over Army.
Forty high schools in Erie County split into four groups for the 1943-44 season. Beavers land in Section 3 with Union City Waterford and Wattsburg. season opens December 11 and runs to March 11 with 12 games per team. Possible home schedules include Youngsville and Titusville. some matches likely canceled.
Local dairy market notes show druggists leading Sterling Milk in city standings amid brief mentions of garages not referenced in week’s reports. Readability limited by OCR, but entities indicate firms and products tied to New York area trade.
National and regional college grid talk centers on Notre Dame's narrow edge over Navy with Navy-Notre Dame among pivotal matchups. Other marquee clashes include Ohio State, Alabama-Georgia, Army-Penn, Princeton-Harvard, Baylor-Texas, and Michigan-Minnesota, as teams juggle title hopes and early-season tests.
LaTrobe Pa October 30 Gene Edwards St Vincent Bearcats undefeated in five games ready for a tough Saturday night showdown with Duquesne University at Pittsburgh Coach Edwards says they will give everything they have and Duquesne coach Donelli calls the Bearcats a formidable test after Duquesne’s recent struggles and a 7 0 start against St Vincent last season
New York sports roundup recalls coach Lou Little and the Penn Army game plan as players and spectators discuss football strategies and upcomers. Mentions Bob Kane from Ithaca and Columbia’s Ben Popielowicz as rising stars, plus training table routines and early season expectations.
The Raymond kegletettes edged Corry Journal and moved into a one game lead in the league as they won two of three matches in a feature bowling evening. Other results left Steens Jas tied with Journal, while Aero and Me Reeves squads split, with Colan and others highlighted among the day’s action.
The Providence Reds defeated the Mer 3 to 3 as 800 fans attended. Reds star Gabby Sherwood, long a Reds leader, rejoined after Canadian army service, while five Reds players were held for border travel permits. The Reds borrowed three players from nearby teams to bolster the lineup for a sparse schedule.
New York reports an imminent decision on the Brooklyn club's manager as Branch Flickey appears set as president and general manager after signing a five year deal. Rickee says the first task is to settle field leadership and he will confer with Len Durocher in St. Louis within a few days.
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