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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1940
Page
7
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A fragmentary legal notice references an executor in Corry Pennsylvania and a probate action dated 40 80 15, noting estate designations and a corresp after.
Fragmentary line references a decedent and administrator with a probate context. It hints at debt obligations and the need to present claims but lacks concrete names, dates, or locations to identify parties or proceedings.
In a field event at an obstacle course venue in West Virginia, a race began at dawn with athletes competing for open hour gains. Several runners reached accelerations near the start, while others conserved energy for later splits.
Cincinnati sports column notes American Leaguers renewing pennant race as Max Baer plans two shows before resuming boxing, with plans to fight in rounds this fall and potential title plans next summer. Comiskey outlines strategy and future bouts, including a possible Louis clash.
Erie claims dominance over Corry as fans debate outcomes after a day of pro-amateur golf at Cambridge Springs and a tense baseball doubleheader. Luther shines with 66 in Riverside ties. scouts eye Johnny Mawhir and local bets swirl on Loveland Field plans and a possible semi pro revival amid financial strains.
GAYLE TALBOT argues Cincinnati has top pitching with Derringer and Walters, likely giving them an edge over Detroit or Cleveland. He compares the Reds to the Tigers and Indians, noting Feller’s brilliance for Cleveland and Detroit’s stacked rotation with Bridges, Newsom, Rowe, and others. The piece concludes Cincinnati would fare better against Cleveland than Detroit.
Red Francis, Altoona pro, carded rounds of 71 and 62 to win the Riverside Golf Club annual open in Camridge Springs Pa. Sam Parks Jr of Pittsburgh, former National Open champion, was one stroke behind with 73 71 for the 38 holes. Other scores included Eadie Tahoe DuBois 73 14 JT Hubby Vogt Erie 78 72 150.
The 1940-41 City Handicap Bowling League begins at Recreation Alleys on East Main Street Thursday at 7 PM. Twelve sponsors include Raymond Manufacturing, Two Motors, Aero Supply, Cohen Tex, Wilcox Grocery, Pauls Mens Wear, Sterl Age, Superior Cleaners, Kasper's, Phoenix Hotel, Citizens National Bank, and Montgomery Ward.
Philadelphia dispatch lists captains of college football teams for the year with Pennsylvanian players leading at Washington Tufts Columbia Dartmouth Kentucky Manhattan and Lebanon colleges. Tony Paskevich of Mt. Carmel elected Syracuse captain but ruled ineligible due to marriage.
A sports roundup notes Ray Standley of Texas Christian moving through positions from end to tackle to guard in recent seasons. It also mentions Jerry Lewis publicity stunts, Knute Rockne films, Dizzy Dean’s comeback talk, and various sports figures commenting on football, boxing, and broadcasting.
Arky Vaughan, Pirates shortstop, scored three times to become the National League's leading run scorer with 108. Frank McCormick of the Reds is second with 106. The Reds clinch no further context. other notes mention refereeing assignments, coaching changes, and a two man playoff in Westerly with a 90-hole total that ends even.
Across a rare three game set Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago clubs clash as pennant hopes hinge on results. The White Sox, Browns, and Tigers pursue vital wins to shape late season standings amid a tangled AL race and New York Yankees optimism.
Warren's Red Jackets edged their rivals in a hard fought afternoon game. Key performances came from Russell Phil and Frankin Martinez supporting a strong running attack as the team built a 21-7 lead and maintained momentum through the final minutes.
Jamestown report says Seher D. Anderson of 21 Teas street weighed eight large mouth bass five pounds one ounce Sunday. The bass were weighed at Pundquist Hardware and declared to be a fine catch in Chautauqua.
Corry's Benvera leads the Beavers in a late season night contest versus Sharpsville. The Beavers, missing key players, hope for a stronger showing after recent losses to Newton Falls and Pinville. They sit at 3 and 13 in league play and will host Franklin with full varsity available Thursday at 8 p.m.
An unclear account describes a student from Oil City High School scoring on a long run. The report mentions a one yard play and subsequent actions near the end zone, plus references to early season action and local figures in Washington County.
In Pittsburgh on Sept 24 Jimmy Bivins, Cleveland Negro, knocked Lammy Kellum of New York just 17 seconds after the bell. The quick knockout followed a recent string of fast finishes. The brief pugilistic note highlights Bivins's decisive opening strike and Kellum's abrupt defeat.
A chaotic scene at Frewsburg erupted as Calo Don Kinyenamin clashed with Custelder Baw Lodeslo, prompting umpire Bilis to eject both sides. Frewsburg claimed victory in a heated matchup reportedly marred by multiple ejections and rough play.
Chicago dated report notes Don Laney, ex Texas Chinailwn and With hu Philadelphia Rawles, leading early scoring in the National Football Ventures. It mentions teammate Davey O'Brien in college and players like Green Bay's September 15 game against Cleveland, with multiple touchdowns and gains highlighted. Also lists boxing results with Henry Armijo and other fighters from Washington and Chicago, plus a Pittsburgh reference to Jimmy Biglgg and Cleveland.
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