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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1941
Page
7
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Opening matches feature the Wayside Market and Ritz squads in a booster game at Loveland Pistoln. Expected crowd could impact Corry baseball future as Vern Group and Cheets Baressi lead skilled lineups. Bands, raffles, and prizes planned to boost fan appeal and local merchant support.
Beavers face backfield inexperience as Weber leads at quarterback and a freshman backs up at fullback. Indians push to stay in first division with Beau Bell sold to Wilkes-Barre and several players shifting roles for spring. Dowling season opens with City Recreation League action and a busy winter slate for local teams.
Dr Eddie Alder stars in a 1939 record set as the Iron Men with 23 players per game. The Erie Open at the Golf Club on Tuesday September 23 offers a first prize of 150 dollars and cash awards. Local Cleveland names participate in the event and the tournament builds on past team reputations.
In McKean County a drive seeks State Game Commission review to close the county to beaver quail and ringneck pheasants for five years. Petitions circulate to gain signatures while Rune Fish and Game Adlantsy has released birds and set up control areas to aid small game. The long term trend shows small game improving as deer numbers drop and food conditions recover.
Bradford Bees advance to the finals after a 1-0 victory over Batavia in the semi finals of the Gov ernor's Cup. A seventh inning homer provided the deciding run as Bradford faces Hamilton in the best-of-seven final series with potential games set in Bradford and Hamilton.
Stalac defeated Jimmy Gilligan in New York after a stoppage. bouts featured Artie Dorrell and Wyler facing Toy Perrura with decision wins. Buffalo and White Plains were noted as venue mentions among the list of fighters and results.
The Corry Rod and Gun Club announces trophies for the annual Field Day on the skeet field south of the city, September 14. Prizes include a 22 inch trophy for the fire skeet open, a Winchester rifle, a shotgun, Sunbeam mixminxtey, Woeltich quilts, ribbons, and other awards, with fifty percent of proceeds to the winner and prizes for second and third places. A Remington Arms display and other events promise a full day attracting enthusiasts from northwestern Pennsylvania and surrounding regions.
Yesterday's NL results include New York 4 Pittsburgh 2 and Cincinnati 9 Boston 7. Brooklyn at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis were rained out. Today New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis Chicago at Washington St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington.
Yesterday's Stars report the Giants score two runs in the tenth to defeat the Pirates as Headlch and Chandler drive in the decisive tallies. Yankees Henrich homers in the eighth in a 1-0 win over the Browns on Chandler's four hit outing. Bob Feller and Newsome key the Indians win over the Athletics. DiMaggio hits a bases loaded homer to edge the Tigers.
Denver and Pueblo, the largest cities in the reorganized Class D western league, have drawn the poorest crowds this season.
Freddy 3rauér, senior guard at Moulane University, worked as a parachutist this summer aiding forest fire suppression efforts near Missoula Montana.
Warren, Sept 10. The Pane Athletic Club plans to meet Garfield Eagles in the Red Jackets season opener. Garfield, a top Pittsburgh sandlot favorite from last fall, is billed as a premier Negro squad, with Doc Resse coaching a 22-man roster for a grueling 60-minute clash.
Betty Jameson of San Antonio Texas lost to Janet Yourker of White Plains New York in the first round, after entering as the sliming favorite and leading by four holes at the halfway point. Betty Hicks Newell of Long Beach California then claimed the dethroned title contender's place.
Barry Hughes begins his first season as head coach at Easy Going, Fort Collins, as the program schedules seven games the smallest in years.
Wyoming University appropriates $1100 to outfit its Cowboy Band in western attire. The expanded budget covers hats boots and shirts for the ensemble based in Laramie.
Thelma Litz posted a 163 average to pace the ladies in the City League opener at Recreation Alleys. Katherine Gobbett averaged 168 and Mary Kinastyszyn 160 as Cobbetti hit a 200 for the new season while Wings were swept and Rexall lost.
A wide warp of notes covers football and baseball figures from the fall sports circuit. Names like Tom Birds, Lou Nave, Joe McCarthy, and Paul are cited amid team and league discussions. Details include donations for a cause, coaching shifts, and pre season prospects across colleges and cities.
There will be a meeting of chairmen from the committees for the Corry Rods and Gun Class Field Day on Thursday evening September 1st at 6 o clock at the Hotel Corry. Chairmen are urged to be present.
Winston-Salem report notes Sammy Angott received a suspension from the National Boxing Association after a dispute in New York. The organization cited a failure to comply with its rules regarding a top ranking bout. Angott is slated to fight Low Jenkins in New York on October 8.
Today’s guest star Tren Morse from Si.sfnhnsbury, Ve., attended a public event at St John’s Ghuveh in Pauview. The report notes capacity limits and mentions Joe Dintueyia visiting Father Conn, with dialogue about a significant case and a world event involving a noted player.
Rainy day baseball across the circuit left many games unsettled as the Giants toppled the Pirates in 10 innings while the Yankees edged the Browns 1 0. Tom Rennich earned his 28th win for St Louis as New York and other clubs navigated poor conditions.
Nelson posted top marks in a practice session at the Naveoo range yesterday. Scores included 96 and 393 for a 50 yard stage, with other shooters Follett and Lyons posting strong totals and the event highlighting Nelson’s lead.
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