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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1950
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR note records a local mention involving Maynard and a Mrs ItY with a Wednesday event described as aimed at improvement. Names and details are unclear due to garbled text.
Corry High Heavers, a top grid power, travel to Franklin tonight for a fourth straight win bid. Warren and Erie area games sit nearby as college football takes center stage with major matchups and early lines shaping the season outlook.
Freddie Marsh, son in law of Mr and Mrs Gary Bennet of West Smith Street, is repurchased by the Cleveland Triians and will report to the Theson Arizona training base next spring. He hit .300 for Oklahoma City in the Texas League and played third base most of the season with equal ability at short and second. Next spring marks his second chance with Cleveland after a 1949 camp with the Indians and a stint in Sacramento before a 1960 campaign. He currently lives in Corry and works at Ray Wynd.
Rain threatens doubleheaders and possible postponements as Dodgers and Tigers vie for division leads. Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Cleveland chase wins amid unsettled schedule with key games against Braves, Giants, and Red Sox in play.
Yesterday's Stars batting Phil Rizzuto drove home one run and scored the second in a two run tenth inning tally that gave New York an 8 to 8 victory over Philadelphia and ensured the Yankees would finish no worse than tied for the American League pennant Howie Pollet and the Cardinals shut out Cincinnati in six hits for a 7-0 win
A rugged college gridiron note lists results including Gustavus Adolphus defeating Concordia Minnesota 47 to 6 and Michigan 2 scoring unexpected points as the menu of college games closes.
Columbus edged Indianapolis 4 to 2 in MIOT League baseball. Pitcher and a late scoring rally carried Columbus to the victory.
Murphy's and Cabins-In-the-Pines push to top the National League standings at Bowl-Aire last evening with Murphy's sweeping A and P while Sherwood's Store edges ahead with a win. Hammond Elevator and Personal Finance split results in the American League as Vets Club hosts the Ladies league action moves forward.
Last night at 200 Bowlers Bay several bowlers crossed the 200 mark. Notables include J. Sarnicki 218 and Bob Watrois 213 with 221 by an orn smasher and 141 by Al Marotii. Other runners include Claude Hammond 145 and Cliffside N J entries among the lineup.
The undefeated Orange and Blue travel to Franklin to seek a fourth straight win against Corry High School. Beavers coach Hanna leads a resilient squad believed stronger than its record, with 400 fans expected at Coarte Ken Wolfe Gamy time.
American League results and upcoming schedules are listed with scattered team scores and notes on players. The text includes multiple teams such as New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, Brooklyn, and Cincinnati, plus mentions of lineups and positions for college or high school football teams, with several names like Spaulding Larson Moore and Vanderhoot referenced in varied contexts.
The State Game Commission began a two day doe season closure in 24 counties today. Executive director Thomas D. Frye said abrogation was mailed and expects only limited sales to end the season. The open waterless deer period runs November 27 and 28 as farmers monitor the impact on hunting.
Corry High reserves topped Warren High reserves 26 0 yesterday in a sophomore fresnman gridiron tilt. Hannan opened scoring with a 4 yard TD run, Hallman extra point, Sorensen drive ended in a score. Covey frosh dominated in half two.
Philadelphia owner Rob Fet said the Air Force Reserve could arrange Curt Seamons from Camp Atterbury to join the Phillies in the World Series. General Moldhve at New Castle, Delaware, discussed cross country flight arrangements if military passes are obtained.
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