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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
7
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County coaches Carter, Harkor Sk, Wesleyville Fairview Altonboro Hutton City and Lawrence all have new mentors this season. Westlake replaced George ey at Edinboro. Mooney to Joe Sivak 45 at Harborcreek. BAT Mckee at Wesleyville. Fairview gains a new football mentor. Lawrence Park sees Yost replace Henderson. Baseball notes discuss Wes Ferrell and Warren Red Jackets fanfare. Local prep schedules list Friday games across Erie area including DuBois Franklin de Vincent Meadville Harborcreek North East and more with season openers nearing.
The Young Ons defeated the Old Timers in a poster game at Loveland Field under lights, 1d-). An imperfect but lively contest featured Han play around second base by Kinney, strong pitching by Popovich, and a big fifth inning with 14 runs on 11 hits aided by two costly errors. Ross Fleming won a $50 award. numerous merchandise prizes were awarded to local firms and individuals. Baseball meeting planned tonight at 7213 Qilock offices of Walter Scott.
A field day at the Carry Rod and Gun Club on Tiendsley Hollow road Sunday promises a large crowd and fine trophies for winners across events. Skeet and trapshooting, beagle fox and coon hound trials, barbering and target displays are planned with entertainment, demonstrations, and Remington Arms exhibits.
Pittsburgh Pirates announce the purchase of Cully Rickard from Memphis for cash and a player to be agreed upon and release pitcher Rust Bauers to Albany to meet a 40 player roster limit. Rickard, a hard hitting outfielder, joins from the Southern Association as of September 12.
A chaotic sports roundup from Sept. 12 discusses the Dodgers star players and recent performances, mentions Peewee Reese and Dolph Camilli, and notes fan fervor for the World Series. It also covers other baseball news, quotes Mike Jacobs on the NBA, and includes Army camp updates and college football scheduling chatter.
The Beagers and Byler’s team open the season under lights with Beavers hampered by graduation and age ineligibility while Engles’ veteran lineup gets a game under them. Cory’s lineup features four seniors. Whe will lean on juniors and sophomores in a mixed rotation as the Beavers pursue early improvement.
AP Feature recalls Brugnon and French greats Rene Lacoste Henri Cochet and others who dominated the Davis Cup era. Brugnon, the elder statesman, discusses past glories, France’s tennis legacy, and plans to visit America despite aging. He notes Cochet’s peak and Lacoste’s farming life, with teammates recalling long bonds and the era’s tough rivals.
Raymonds completed a clean sweep to take the lead in the Ladies Recreation League season. Stein’s edged Sterlite Milk in the odd game, while Jamestown posted gains as Baker anchored the Raymonds with high scores in the lanes.
Yesterday's Stars highlights Dodgers, Cardinals, Reds, White Sox, Yankees with key hits and late rallies. Mentions fall of the 260th Coast Artillery at El Peso Texas and a draft-related note on Harmon. Includes scattered names such as Gamills, Dixie, Walker, Carpenter, Earley, Garms, Meyer, and Lynch with brief game actions and Army draft reference.
Chalky Wright, the featherweight standout, defeated veteran opponent in 84 seconds in New York to claim the featherweight title. The quick stoppage and the ensuing acclaim boosted Wright to the forefront of the division, with Mayland recognition noted.
Dodgers beat Cardinals 6-4 in 11 innings boosting lead to two games. Giants shut out Reds 9-0 behind Bob Carpenter. Braves edge Pirates 5-1. Phillies beat White Sox 2-1. Yankees and Tigers tie 4-4 in 13 innings. St Louis still within two games of first place with two games to play.
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