Corry Beavers look to tough grid season in district race
The Corry Beavers enter Section 2 District 10 play with Meadville Oil City and Franklin on the slate and a hoped for rivalry with Corry Phusyile. Coach Byler sees this year as a test to prove Corry belongs among district leaders and to push toward stronger athletic days while limiting past lopsided losses. Also notes state deer season open while districts address deer herd concerns and longtime Warren coach Liedig begins 27th year at the helm.
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Major League Standings and results prompt
Major League standings show Wynns squad 181 wins 72 losses 17 ties in the period with .270 games. Warren’s Beavers scrimmage as coaches Liedig and Byler seek weaknesses. Henry Chmielewski recalls Berlin 1936 bout with Clark. Yesterday’s results list Chicago and Cleveland wins, other scores across American and National leagues and minor leagues in brief.
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Bright for Beaver Eleven ms EFENDS TITLE
United Press Stay Correspondent Henry McLemore reports Chestnut Hill Massachusetts May 25 1937. Possession of the American world tennis doubles championship for the year 1937 will likely be decided on Longwood Cricket Club courts as defending champions Arles Marble and Mrs Gorah Palfrey Fabyan meet English pair Kay Stammers and Margot Lamb. The semi final featuring Marble Fabyan beat Dorothy Andrus and Mme Sylvia Henrotin in three sets - 12 10 in the final set. Remaining two men’s quarterfinals set for today feature Yvon Petra and Gardestreman meeting Harry Hopman and Leonard Schwerts, with French favored in one match. In the other Gardner Mulloy and George Toley face Adrian Quist and Jack Bromwich. Budge and Mako and Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn reached semi finals. Allison’s win over Riggs and Grant highlighted by Van Ryn’s service return.
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United Press
Chestnut Hill
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Longwood Cricket Club
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Gorah
Palfrey Fabyan
Kay Stammers
Margot Lamb
Miss Marble
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Dorothy Andrus
New York
Mme
Sylvia Henrotin
Wrange
Mrs
Adrian Quist
Jack Bromwich
Gardner Mulloy
George Toley
Florida
Quist
Bromwich
Lkely
Budge
Mako
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Allison
Riggs
Grant
van Ryn
Four Gridders Missing From 37 Corry High Team
Corry High School faces a bright 1938 season with only four varsity players missing from last year. Coach Russ Byler's experienced unit returns, including two three-year veterans in the line and a strong backfield, with several new candidates adding depth. Key holdovers include Tom Cragg, Bob Brown, Clyde Dingfelder, Gene Hasbrouck, Roy Kerstetter, Bob Eady, Ed McElroy, Olin Brackend, and Gerald Lilly, while backfield contenders feature Chuck Williams, Martin Kepple, Joe Borkosky, Bud Rourke, and Walter Paulson.
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Russ Byler
Corry High School
Ayler
Res
Beaver Institution
Corry
Joe Lorence
Ior Gates
Fred Christensen
Alex Dubroskiy
Tom Cragg
Bob Brown
Husky
Byler
Alty
Sesson
Will
Clyde Dingfelder
Gene Hasprouck
Hasbrouck
Roy Kerstetter
Bob Eady
Ed McElroy
Olin Bracken
Gerald Lilly
Chuck Williams
Martin Kepple
Joe Borkosky
Bud Rourke
Walter ‘Paulson
Montanez Makes Successful Comeback in Title Bout Return
Puerto Rican lightweight Pedro Montanez returns to action after a year out, scoring a technical knockout over Orville Birotailintch in a coasted display at a New York venue. Montanez had last fought for a lightweight title and now resumes pursuit of top-tier fights with an impressive showing.
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Lott Ambern
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Orville
Davis Hurls One Hit Ball Against Dodgers For Cards
Cubs pay Dizzy Dean's price as Curt Davis pitches a one hit game beating the Dodgers 5 0. Pirates pull away, 6 2 over Boston. Giants, Phillies in tight chase as McKechnie fined for altercation. Ohio State drills on 29 veterans as Schmidt unveils lineup for fall.
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Dodgers
Early English Silver and the Rise of Domestic Tea Culture
The eighteenth century in England saw silversmiths focus on home articles with elaborate ornamentation. Tea, coffee, and chocolate gained social prominence, boosting silverware production. The first teapot dates to Queen Anne’s era, while the Los Angeles Times notes widespread decorative excess. The text also cites two duplicates of world’s longest cables, Bamfield to Fanning Island and Brest to Cape Cod.
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Los Angeles Times
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Bamfield
Vancouver
Fanning Island
Brest
Cape Cod
Eagles Defeat State All Star in Temple Stadium
The Philadelphia Eagles beat an eastern all star squad 14 to 7 before about 20,000 fans at Temple Stadium. The 1988 pros led the way as they edged a largely Pennsylvania college men team in the inaugural interleague showcase.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Pennsylvania
Eagles
Temple Stadium
Today’s major matchups across leagues
Schedule lists Cleveland visiting New York Chicago playing Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Eyston Makes Fast Auto Run On Salt Flats
Eyston, a 41 year old Englishman, works on a giant auto likely to exceed six miles a minute on the Bonneville salt flats Utah. He drove a 36000 horsepower car through a measured mile on the 12 mile course at 471 mph, surpassing prior timings and aiming for an even faster official record.
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Utah
George EB. T. Eyston
Huston
Medalist Loses Out In National Public Links Meet
In Cleveland on August 20 the National Public Links golf tournament saw most contenders as unknowns with the medalist and past champions eliminated. Among the survivors are Andy Sawellko of Pittsburgh and Lloyd Nordstrom of Davenport, the 1985 medalist, while 1934 and 1937 winners were knocked out.
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Andy Sawellko
Pittsburgh
Bruce McCormick
Los Angeles
Lloyd Nordstrom
Davenport
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