Corry Pioneer Coach Pop Sheen Helped Rebuild Football
Howard Pop Sheen revived Corry High School sports after World War I by coaching basketball and introducing track in 1920. He then led the first football team in 1921, which faced hardship with no equipment yet showed progress despite decisive defeats.
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Deans of
Pop” Sheen
Lou Hanna
Endsley
Beaver Cross-Country Runners Shaping Up
Corry Area High School coach Hy Daley describes a young Beavers squad led by senior Jim Burrows with sophomores Bill Pele Gerry Dahl and Jim Bennett challenging for top ten spots. Hard work and early times show promise as the team prepares for a September 9 meet with Iroquois.
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Hy Daley
Corry Area High School
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Gerry Dahl
Jim Bennett
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Pele
Union City
Chet Johnson
Corry
Joe Nichols
Rich Dennis
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CAHS
Dick Root
Scheiner
Nichols
Rocky Grove
Gary Fairchild
Bob Simmonson
Gary Whitely
Jack Bennink
Bob Clayton
Harold Marsh
Mike Hartley
Jeff Fuller
Chuck Shenefiel
Final Day to Enter Corry Golf Qualifier
Golfers aiming for the North Hills Championship must complete 18 holes within today and tomorrow. Entries close tomorrow and welcome any Corry area golfer. Qualifying round cost is one dollar and flight pairings will be published in Tuesday's Journal. If You Read It In The Journal You Know It's True.
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Orioles Ignore Angels in Latest AL East Shuffle
The Orioles maintain control of the AL East with a 6-2 and 2-1 loss to the Angels. Detroit trails, Minnesota paces the West, and Angel star Jim Fregosi explains their run. Messersmith and McGlothlin split decisions as McNally and Hardin take defeats.
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Harmon Killebrew
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Red Sox
Dick Green
Bob Johnson
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Danny Cater
Sal Bando
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Jim Nash
Wills Errors Cost Phils. Dodgers Rally For 6-5 Win
Maury Wills committed two throwing errors in the fourth inning as the Dodgers beat the Phillies 6-5. Los Angeles surged with a four-run eighth inning to overtake Woodie Fryman, keeping pace atop the NL standings and dropping Philadelphia further in the East.
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