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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1941
Page
7
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A wide range of college and high school football picks dominate the page, with Sharpsville over Corry and local city series bouts shaping the district slate. Meantime Dr. Frank Butters loses a Harrisburg golf final to John Weaver, and Meadville prepares to host Cleveland all stars at Ainsworth Field.
Sharpsville looks like the stronger squad in a league opener at Lugedand Field hosting Cory High School Beavers. Beavers rotate new linemen and backfielders, anticipate surprises, and rely on defense to blunt misdirections and wide runs. A large crowd is expected for Sharpsville’s second night game with band halftime and game-day festivities.
Ray Sugar Robinson outpointed Marty Servo after a 20 round battle at Gaiventier Hall before 10 000 fans. Robinson earned his 25th straight win while Servo suffered his first loss in 46 bouts. Servo challenged the favored champion but faded in the final rounds to lose on points.
In New York sports roundups the Brooklyn crowd roared as the Dodgers clinched, fans planning a celebration canceled after the win, while chants of We Win echoed. The piece notes managers and staff reacting, guest stars and odds for upcoming games, plus scattered notes on football and college sports.
Brooklyn Dodgers clinched the National League pennant with a 28-0 thumping of the Braves in Boston, while the St. Louis Cardinals fell 3-1 to Pittsburgh, leaving Brooklyn two games ahead with two remaining. Whitlow Wyatt tossed his seventh shutout and 43rd win as Indy Reds rolled 6-0 over the Cubs and the Giants edged the Phillies 3-2.
Eason Bambridge, Sept. 26. James Ramsey of Pittsburgh captured the Riverside Amateur Invitation title again, winning in a final round marked by gusty winds that scattered debris around the course. Ramsey defeated H. R. Glark of Wanango Country Club eight and four in 18 holes to seal victory.
The Raymond keglerettes pulled into a four way tie atop the Rebelion League after two wins, defeating the steel furniture gutters while Coity dames faltered. Sterling Milic elib swept Recreation ladies as Aero pin tops Scoline A, Rosa Baker led with 176 for Maple Maulers for the third straight week.
The Athletic Association announces a ticket sale to support community sports and promotion efforts. Funds fund football and other sports, with a goal to boost Loveland Pipl programs and local youth athletics. sales run through October 7, followed by a meeting to elect division officers and organize promotions led by Myers and the association directors.
The article reports Columbus Red Birds defeating Newark Beau and Royal contenders in a world series open, crowning the champions. It notes Montreal Columbus Open and mentions Belts, Pexman, and a playoff context with ties to the regular season.
Hepler Moors defeated Christensen Motors in two games at Bic Lanes to pull even with Halmonds Powell s and Kinney Spiesman for the league lead. Hepler starred with an average near 1.4 and helped his team surge in a night of bowling action.
In a garbled recap, the text references Duquesne Dukes facing Niagara with notable players Bill Doneill and Joe Back amid a chaotic summary of a basketball event. Names and details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
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