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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
2
In a drive to revive excitement, Tim Mara urges pro football to add an overtime period after ties. The discussion mirrors hockey and baseball practices, noting many 1950s NFL games end tied and fans desire decisive results.
United Press reports Army held a sizable odds edge over Navy as the 33rd Army Navy game approached at Franklin Field. About 79,000 expected, with high officials and V P Curtis in attendance. Campbell likely to start. Vidal and Winn among key players, while Navy trains at Manufacturers Country Club. Army leads series 17-12-8 since 1880. Navy last beat Army in 1921.
United Press reports from South Bend that Notre Dame suffers more injuries in a practice session. Fullback Steve Banas, who threw a touchdown pass in the Army game, is carried from drills with an injury that may keep him out of the Southern California game. George Melinkavich replaces him but breaks down with minor injuries. Jack Robinson misses practice with influenza, while Norman Greaney and Hugh Devore sit out.
In St Magys, residents rally to resume foothold for revived gridiron games at the scholastic institution. Upperclassmen lead the effort to secure board sanction while facing opposition from nearby teams including Ridgway and Johnzonbure as a petition with local residents is presented to the board of education next Monday.
Pittsburgh earns bid to face Southern California in the Rose Bowl on January 2. USC invites Pitt after the Panthers’ strong schedule and 1930 Rose Bowl loss, aiming for redemption against a Trojans squad riding a late season winning streak and top Coast Conference finish.
Led by Wilford Mountsim, the Flying Dutchmen of Clymer defeated South Dayton Institute 28 to 21. Mountain Stars contributed eight field goals as Corry Ramblers prepare to face South Dayton next Thursday.
Gerald Archibald announces the National Transit Indies will begin play next Wednesday at the M C A in Erie with Franklin as the opening opponent. Six Transit players headline the squad including Heinie Anderson Gerry Archibald Har Lord Big She McCallion Maury and Reno Strand. Franklin features Shullstall Tarr Delahunty Muse and Richards, veterans known in the region.
Chicago reports Notre Dame plans a grueling 1938 program with games against Kansas, Indiana, Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Navy, Purdue, Northwestern, Southern California and Army in New York.
World welterweight champion Jackie Fields resumes action after seven months, stopping Tommy Herman in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout in San Francisco. Fields rocked Herman with a solid right hook, drawing loud applause as Herman failed to rise before the count. Spectators noted a tense opening while Fields’ manager was seen conversing with Herman before the bell.
Carnegie Tech football completes practice for 1952 season finale at Washington DC against Georgetown tomorrow. Twenty eight players expected on the trip. team planned to leave at noon today.
An unusual phrase appears to reference TCS and Kunwledze with hints of power and effort. The text reads as a fragmented quote or cryptic note. It mentions Hunselos and Aweieny Masasine in unclear context, suggesting a personal or organizational assertion of ability and influence.
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Rumors sweep federal circles that a big series of liquor raids is planned across Erie as prohibition agents under Group Head H. Wood target the city and nearby McKean and Warren counties. Four investigators are said to be active, with raids anticipated after election trends favored legalization.
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