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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1940
Page
7
Readable fragments indicate a local notice about property or housing but details are partial. The text mentions an address and court related context, suggesting an official record or posting without full action or entities clear.
Public record notes claims against the estate of Ant Leu, deceased, with an administrator appointed in Pennsylvania. Creditors and claimants must present their demands to the court by a stated deadline to participate in the settlement. The notice highlights filing requirements and timelines for legal action.
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Howard Shean rallied from a late deficit to defeat Bob Whittler for the President Cup at Corry Country Club. He delivered three straight pars and a birdie to seal the victory, embodying a “never say die” mindset the seasoned mentor has long endorsed. The page also previews local bowling openings, club events, and regional sports notes including miniature trap shooting, a strong Corry golf showing, and a Union City rivalry with Erie teams.
The Cleveland Indians lose 2 to 1 to the Chicago White Sox, dropping into second as Detroit and New York push for the pennant. Lefty Thornton Lee allows four hits in a late rally, ending Cleveland’s eight-game slide and slipping behind Detroit in the standings. In the NL, the New York Giants beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 4 as Hal Schumacher yields three early runs but settles to seven scoreless innings.
Yesterday's scores show Chicago 2 Cleveland 1 with one game. Today's games include New York at Philadelphia Boston at Detroit Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cincinnati. A stray line notes an expensive Bengal tiger mascot costing $750 annually.
Mary Gillette of Corry qualified for the West Penn women's golf tournament at Oakmont Country Club Pittsburgh. She was among the first 16 qualifiers in a field of 120 with scores around 94 to 86 for match play. Medals were shared by Mrs Nolum and Mrs Boggs in the 18-hole qualifier.
The 1940 college football season opens with numerous high-profile early contests. Washington travels to Minnesota while Ohio State faces Pittsburgh and Michigan meets California, among other marquee matchups. Pitt also begins preseason drills with 55 players ahead of a September 28 game at Columbus.
Antica City's Alchieties and two leaders of the Ero County Baseball League will travel with strengthened squads to face Corry’s Semi-Pros in the season opener. Union City manager Bill Smith aims to bolster with a hard-hitting outfielder and a skilled urler, hoping for a stiff battle against Corry. Corry promoters anticipate a record crowd for a Wednesday night clash at Aero Fat, September 18, featuring the Homestead Grays, National Negro Baseball League champions.
New York filed four million dollar suits against Lou Gehrig, former Yankee first baseman, with details tied to the Sunday News report. action filed in supreme court, complaint not fully detailed. The piece notes historical public offices and a reference to the American Bible Society.
At Mamaroneck on September 10, Maurice McCarthy of Cincinnati led the opening round in the amateur championship, matching steady play with standout rounds. Dick Chapin, John Groy, and Tom Whitaway trailed closely as the field narrowed to a select few for match play. Crosby’s signings and chatter provided little steadiness as others surged, while Hyons qualified with a 3 under par result.
Darkness halted the city softball playoff as Le Tod Mote field could not start play. The Y Club led Corry-Jirinstery by 1 to 4 after seven innings when night fell. officials postponed the second game to Sunday at 4 PM. If Y Club wins, they claim the city title. a Sunday doubleheader would decide the series.
A jumble of baseball results shows Ri International Syracuse 641 defeating Jersby City 3 2, American Ansbetallast andinhapolis 13 whipping Toledo a Houiaville a, Coltsrame 0, Kansas City 8, and St Paul 4.
Penn State eyes potential improvement over the 1939 mark as the Nittany Lions face fall practice. Coach Joe Bol Huggling reviews lineup changes including replacing fullback and reshaping the backfield with veterans guiding sophomores and newcomers. A crowded slate of early-season opponents looms as the team builds depth at guard and tackle positions.
Govry's CY BOW rent, sponsored by the McCantrew drag shot, will form a city bowling team. The squad, featuring Thi Dunkyp Kip Amiter burly Baker Al Barvasty tvald Garhou and Melvin Corbett, will participate in several Ulotheta matches this coming season.
Eight teams gathered for a bowling loop meet with Gly Etnudl. nape Bowling Litnighily and Hetchins Ranized among attendees. Indl evening's meeting discussed tongue officers election set for Thursday night and plans to advance the lyre.
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Only ten cadets attend the opening ceremony of the United States Militacy academy at Wealeink on May 4, 109. This small turnout marked the start of a new program in military education.
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