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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1944
Page
7
A damaged OCR snippet mentions an estate and delayed payments with scattered names and numbers. The text references a county or court action and appears to be a legal or probate notice with partial dates and monetary amounts, but the exact parties and actions are obscured.
A garbled request seeks guidance on aid and care for ag related issues. It references urgency and order but lacks clear context or named entities to identify purpose, location, or responsible organizations. Further readable text is needed to produce a precise summary.
In a week of headlines from this writers viewpoint, Cory Victory’s team showed standout fitness after eight days of Beaver Club conditioning. The Cardinals’ pursuit of the 116-win mark remains a focal point as they trail Cubs by five games. Dimick and Borovic are noted players abroad, with local football talk centering on Conny High’s Friday clash and Bast’s city crown bid.
Detroit pitchers Hal Newhouser and Dizzy Trout paced a doubleheader sweep over the White Sox as the Tigers crept within two games of the idle Yankees. Newhouser fired a six runless innings, earning his 3rd win. Trout began warming in the bullpen, signaling a shared workload for the remaining 23 games. St Louis and Cincinnati split a pair of shutouts with Walters and Cooper each winning 20th games, tightening the pennant chase across both leagues.
Griffiths, manager of the York White Roses in the Interstate League, named league MVP. A Camden, New Jersey resident and 20-year veteran, he ranks second in league batting and began his career in 1925 with Martinsburg. he has managed Salem, Ohio and Rome, New York clubs.
The article explains washing greens like spinach turnip greens and mustard in warm water removes dirt and any pests clinging to the leaves, improving cleanliness and edibility.
New York sports roundup surveys upcoming college football season and returning athletes after wartime service. It mentions DePaul basketball ties, Navy and Army coaching moves, and athletes like Dick Tripton, Frank Parker, Hal Montgomery, and Sam Snead in various training and exhibition contexts.
Jamestown area officials plan cautious football prep for 1944 amid infantile paralysis outbreak. Practices will focus on passing and punting with no scrimmages or hard drills until conditions improve. Officials cite meetings with Jamestown and Falconer administrators to confirm a lighter, non strenuous program. In other news, Mrs. Robert Smith learns her husband, former Phillies rookie pitcher, was seriously wounded in France on August 18.
A Mississippi student, Joe D Crawford of Rolling Park, studies veterinary medicine and tried out as a kicker for Texas A&M. Reports claim he can hypnotize opponents, causing the entire 11 men to fall asleep on the turf as Crawford scores a 10 yard TD after an arch rival joke.
Carnegie Tech cites limited players as reason for canceling a six game schedule for the U S season only Pittsburgh and Duquesne drop football while Army trainee participation is hoped for New player availability is extremely low and key staff are in the Navy with no successor named for fall Sports program aims to continue under handicaps despite reduced roster and injuries fears
Lightweight contenders Williams and Angott meet at Shibe Park in Philadelphia tonight in a one round bout. The prior June bout ended in a split decision with Angott. Williams departs Septem ber 19 for the Army. Angott aims to win the rematch.
Harold Steinman rose from paperboy to promoter of Roller Skating Venues after a boxing career with Joe Louis, finding success in building roller rinks and showmanship. The piece sketches Steinman’s early life in Austin, Minnesota, his work ethic, and his decades of promoting sporting and entertainment ventures.
The Chicago Bears enter the 1944 NPFL season still a top threat despite aging veterans after a 24 21 win and Sid Lehman’s service return. They face exhibition games vs the Washington Redskins in Baltimore and the New York Giants in Buffalo as preparations continue.
Baseball score roundup shows International League results Monteon 4 Rochester 5 and Newark 4 Baltimore 7 12 Syracuse 1 2. American Association games Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 4 Toledo Columbus Sir Phil G and Miineapolis 6 listed with incomplete details.
Rio Grande College will field a football squad for the season with male enrollment estimated at 20 to 45. The school, which has not won since 1937, expects to field about 15 players from its hillside campus and aims to avoid another long losing streak.
Rocky Grove board hearing last week addressed a request to increase the salary for teacher Rocky Craye Mish Schoul imps. The committee heard arguments on a proposed raise aimed at retaining staff, with details about his role and prior pay. The panel weighed fiscal impact and district needs before making a decision.
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