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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1930
Page
2
Warren Eagles overwhelm Beavers 39 to 6 at Russell Field as the Nameless Nine show potential for the coming baseball season. The article notes baseball and golf headlines with Hobby Jones and Bobby Jones, plus football previews from Pitt, Yale, Dartmouth, and others.
Warren Dragons crushed Corry Beavers 58 to 6 on Saturday at Warren. The Dragons, led by strong passing and sweeping runs, dominated every phase while McCallmen struggled with ragged play and defensive lapses. Warren has now defeated Youngsville, Sheffield, and Corry as Corry eyes upcoming tests.
Captains of the Corry City Bowling League gather at Lye Recreation, with Nick Tine to present to league officers. Final plans are set tonight for the opinion of Tau iseplii 186p sagon.
Philadelphia eyes the nation as the Athletics prepare for the World Series opener against the St Louis Cardinals. Connie Mack plans Lefty Grove to start, while Al Simmons Foxx and Cochrane pace the lineup. The A's are 7 to 5 favorites to win the opener and the series, with Philadelphia awaiting the national event.
Denvr Colo Sept 29 Trx Hockett former World champion rodeo performer died in Mitasimmons Army hospital yesterday from pulmonary tuberculosis traced to injuries in World War I He twice held the world championship and once threw a steer in 14 seconds Yesterday's hero Babe Ruth Yankees outfielder finished the season with a perfect pitching record and won the only game he pitched against the Boston Red Sox 9 2
Howard J. Sheen, guiding the destinies of three hundred high school pupils, claimed the Corry Country Club title yesterday afternoon. He defeated Dig My. Seapeines in a bitter 20th hole finale, as a fair gallery watched the prize round.
United Press reports the season ends with the world series set between the Philadelphia Athletics and St. Louis Cardinals. Babe Ruth returns to pitching for the Yankees in a 9 8 no, 9 8 victory over the Red Sox. Dizzy Dean debuts for the Cardinals in a 3 4 victory over the Pirates. Washington takes the series from Philadelphia 12 games to 10. Cubs over Reds after a 1 EL rally. Hubbell wins again as Giants beat Phillies 7-6. Leach drives homer for the winning run in the 10th. Browns rally to beat the Braves 6-4.
A Totoda child Clarence Kehr Jr six years old of unusual growth is denied entry to public and parochial schools due to alleged physical development. Officials may consider a special work permit to allow him to earn money with private tutoring.
Bob Jones caps a rare year by sweeping four major trophies, earning universal acclaim as the greatest golfer. He defeated top amateurs at Merion and toured from Atlanta to St Andrews, Hoylake, Interlachen, and Merion without losing a match, delivering a quietly brilliant performance that defined an era.
Rochester, International League champion, beat Louisville 4-0 to take a 3-0 series lead and needs two more wins to claim the title. Paul Derringer pitched a strong game as Rochester improved to 3-0 in the series. The series will finish in Louisville with five games total to decide the championship.
Lakewood and Westfield battled to a 0-0 tie at Lakewood Athletic Field as both high school teams produced a strong defensive stand under ideal conditions. The game stayed mostly in the midfield with only brief threats near the goal, and the crowd observed a tense defensive duel.
The Corry High Reserves host Warren High Seconds at 4 15 this afternoon on the Junior High field. Admission is free and the game is billed as a fan treat despite late notice. Warren brings a large squad and is expected to draw a big crowd.
Chicago Cubs topped the National League in paid attendance for the third straight year with 41.485 million, falling 20 thousand short of the world record. About 4.2 million fans attended Cubs home games over the past three seasons.
New York and Philadelphia figures clash as Nameless Nine reflects on a 19 win season. Dan DeLury signs as coach with Wimon Ross named captain. Patsy Notte and Chie Chitazo share managerial duties amid plans for 1931 and tryouts for new players.
Yesterday's scores feature St. Louis 11 Cleveland 5 in the first game and Cleveland 12 St. Louis 5 in the second. New York and Boston played 3 to 3, Chicago 10 Detroit 7, Washington 9 Philadelphia 4, and Brooklyn 6 Boston 3. New York 7 Philadelphia 10, Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 13 Cincinnati 11.
Southern Methodist University prepares a football trip to South Bend Indiana to play Notre Dame. Coach Ray Mortison will name the traveling squad and the outcome is hoped to boost the southwest team's standing. A separate college match in Durant Oklahoma ended in a scoreless draw.
Local standings show Warren 3 Corry 6 and Greenville 7 Cochratiten 6 Oil City 3 Alumni 0 Eye Academy 18 Augusta Ga 0 Erie Hast 6 Toowanda 0 Union City 18 Youngsville 1 Shanpaville 79 Corkland Sharon 56 Franklin 6 Brodfield 25 McDonald 6 Butler 1 Mure 6 Buller 2nds 6 Clation 0 Ridgway 1 Falls Crack 0 Brookville 20 Sindy High 0 DuBois Tituavil Meadville 42 Polish College u.
Sept 29 thegene ville Bagley evened the series at 2 4 with As Canadalla A. yesterday at the county seal they won the Bishop crawl by the outline of 8 in 2 with Garberk, Alinghony cot fee otter for the nets. Garbark allowed the Lakers but Joe hits, white Radack contributed for the night. The fifth game of the series will be played next Sunday.
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