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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1941
Page
7
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The readable text shows a distorted report mentioning beds, chairs, tabs on a ble-top, and stock shifts near a region with DO shares. Names and details are garbled, yielding a partial note about farm bond stock and transfers without clear dates or entities.
The Red Jackets swept a doubleheader to cut the Dodgers’ edge to one game. Pace A. C. of Pilotspikeh and Pace A. were the opponents in a 10-7 win for the Red Jackets. Rosequist kicked a field goal. Bizarro scored on a 32 yard run. defense and turnovers shaped a tense second half.
Massillon Ohio opens 1961 with a 6-0 win over Weirton under a new pitching regime as coach William C. Houghton pushes a long term plan to develop younger players. The move, already in Massillon for years, aims to boost second team and varsity strength, with community support toward a lingering debt on Love land Field lighting and future baseball plans.
John B. Kelly, director of civilian physical training, sent a syndicate bid to National League president Bord Frick to buy the Phillies. Kelly disclosed he forwarded four copies of the bid after Phillies president Gerry Nugent rejected the offer.
Yesterday's results feature Brooklyn 8 Philadelphia 3 and St Louis 4 Chicago 7 with New York 15 to 4, Boston 4 to 0, Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 0. Today Boston at New York and St Louis at Cleveland with Detroit at Chicago.
Albany reports a season at the Bemus Point hatchery set a new high for muskellunge production in Chautauqua county waters. About 17,000 fingerlings averaged 14 to 15 inches and over three months old were distributed via Lake Chautauqua and its bays to Bear Findley and Cassadaga lakes. Officials say six years will pass before these fish reach the five-fish yearly limit under revised muskellunge laws. The program, overseen by Edward C. Raney of Cornell and Raymond G. Norton, continues next year with further studies on survival of artificially propagated muskellunge. In addition, 60,000 bass were reared at Bemus Point for stocking Western New York waters.
Sports Roundup notes the National League champs eye a shot at the World Series after strong shows from players like Mize and Butler, plus lingering chatter about Furman and Furman prospects. It also weaves in racing, football, and other sports tidbits with a colorful, newsy tone.
Green Bay Packers win their second straight start defeating Cleveland for a 14-7 final. The Packers held a 7-0 lead entering the final period before breaking away with a decisive ground attack. Brooklyn opened its season with a 14-7 win over Detroit, while Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 10-7 on Len Barnim’s 48 yard field goal.
In a busy National League slate, the Dodgers split two with the Phillies, dropping a 6-3 game as Luke Hamlin and the Dodgers edged Philadelphia in the opener. Stan Musial starred for St Louis with sharp baserunning as the Cardinals swept their pair, while the Giants, Yankees, and Red Sox held sway in other action.
Yesterday's stars include Reds Riddle and Fiddle Joe with a 2-0 win over the Pirates. Mickey Harris and Reid Sox-Hind show strong cuffs while Yankees and Dodgers shine in early action. Litwhiter Reds load the bases for an eight-run rally as Bill Crouch and Howard Pollet pace a doubleheader shutout, Pollet delivering an eight-hit effort in the nightcap.
McCarthy the Yankees pilot secures a flag amid talk of juggling and management speculation. Rival managers question whether Jon knows his role as the season unfolds. The familiar voice of a national figure fuels discourse on team strategy and leadership.
Swan Downs Waite defeated rivals to claim the golf championship cup as the Anels team tied for second. Scores showed Waite posting strong rounds amid a bustling attendance, while a later report praised McCarthy's coaching and historical remarks on former stars.
Titusville reports Bernie Burkett wins a local golf title defeating John Haskell in a two round match play event. Morning scores show Burkett 347 with Haskell 454 and afternoon returns Burkett 434 while Haskell finished 449. Burkett edges out with a steady finishing burst and birdie on the eighth hole to claim the crown.
Nine major league clubs are represented on the all star team to meet in a postseason charity game at Trenton New Jersey on October. Pitchers include Tom Peyrin Avbleblea Johnny Dodgainy Bucky Willers Kern Chase Bob Grove Dick Erickson Lovill Dean Catchers Hal Waser and Jimmy Hagan Infielders Dicie Fletcher Rip Collins Jimmy Foxx Jimmy Ver Nol Danny Murtaugh Bobby Bragan Benny.
Sam Snead wins a 72-hole Hershey tournament at Hershey, Pennsylvania. He finishes with an eight under par 172 for a 404 total, ahead of Davis Metz and Jimmy Deavivel, earning $1,000 and $750 respectively. The event, watched by Pred Doreoren, marks Snead’s impressive streak across eight straight tours.
Minnesota Washington to open the week as Associated Press notes the grid season begins slowly with early openings. Major teams mostly in the south set schedule for next weekend while a few diehards stay out of competition. Expected pairings include Minnesota Washington, Stanford-Oregon, Tulsa-Boston, and Vanderbilt-Vanderbilt among others as September unfolds with limited marquee matchups.
At Buffalo on September 12 Canisius College faced St Francis, with a disputed down ruling cited by observers as pivotal in a 19 2 defeat. The game featured a sequence of plays under review and drew attention to the referee's call amid a tense finish.
A brief item notes Mrs. Brissey Thompson of Mission Aldze South Dakota does not require a handyman. She keeps a routine of daily chores with her dog accompanying her as she tends to household tasks by the kitchen stove.
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