Corry Beavers host banquet for Section 2 District 10 teams
Dick Landis a new Corry High faculty member is profiled as a versatile athlete with pro and college experience in football baseball boxing and wrestling. Beavers celebrate joinery into Section 2 District 10 in a conference banquet at Gil City while Bill Daddio earns all star recognition. City Cage League opens with junior high action and league planning shifts notes. Steve ONeill eyes major league return as Buffalo bid looms. Warren Penns drill for opening Bison game against Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Rams
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Yall Aid ii
Juenior High Gymnasium
PENNS
Warren
Civin
Bison
Pittsburgh Pirates
Deation
Steaky
X" Maury
Johnny Pam
FES Solt at President Jackson
Identified text notes President Andrew Jackson at the Capitol in Washington with a weapon mentioned alongside a person named Richard Lay. Fragmentary and unclear details prevent full reconstruction of events or context.
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Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Richard Layne
Captains select All American team led by Goldberg and Davis
Frank Goldberg and Harold Davis star on the Central Press All American first team with captains from 30 colleges selecting players from across major conferences. Second and third teams include stars from Notre Dame, Texas A&M, Alabama, California, Vanderbilt, and more, highlighting national breadth and regional representation.
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Harvard
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O'Brien
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Christiam
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Mirheod
Dartwouth
Chapman
Union City High Over Bloomfield 52 28 in Season Opener
Union City High defeated Bloomfield 52 to 28 as Bloomfield trailed after a strong opening period. Bull Smith led Union City with 14 points and Charles Gibenut added 13 while Bloomfield’s Tunes scored 14 and Jones sprained an ankle early, missing the rest of the game.
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Bloomfield Bloomfield
Bloomfield High Cagers
Tesday Grght
Bull Smith
Charles Gibenut
Tunes
Bloemfell
Jones
Notre Dame 1988 football schedule adds Georgia Tech
Notre Dame Athletic Director Elmer Layden announced the 1988 schedule with Georgia Tech replacing Pitt and Kansas replacing Drake. The slate includes games at Notre Dame against Kansas, Georgia Tech, Illinois, Carnegie Tech, Army, and Minnesota with other matches in Loyola and California venues.
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Elmer F. Layden
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Illinois
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New York
Navy
Baltimore
Minnesota
Northwestern
Evanston
Souther California
Los Angeles
Duquesne Players Leave For Mississippi This Week
Coach Clipper Smith led 35 Duquesne University football players by train from Pittsburgh at 810 am to State College Mississippi to face Mississippi State in the 1937 season finale. The squad plans to quarter at West Point Mississippi and conduct a light workout on Friday.
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Mississippi State
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Detroit Heralds New Louis Spoiler From Motor City
Detroit writers hail Jimmy Ada mik as a potential successor to Jack Louis, heavyweight champion, noting he is a product of the Michigan metropolis. Reports describe the boy as a capable fighter. a white deer shot by Lloyd Pinkerton on a local farm is also noted, rare in Bruce County.
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Jimmy Adamik
Gucessor
Underwood
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Lloyd Pinkerton
No Major Trade Expected At Minor League Meet
At Milwaukee minor league convention, no major league deals anticipated. St Louis Browns owner Jonas Barnes may trade Elonzo Hogsett to Washington for Ed Linke. Hogsett and Linke are relievers. Washington manager Bucky Harris bets no further major moves before Friday. The national meeting plans 58 constitutional amendments including college-player signing rules. Cardinals accuse Col Ruppert of oversized college recruitment. Hawke Gowdy named Cincinnati coach after work with Bill McKechnie. George Kelly offered Bees coach post.
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St Louis Browns
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Washington Senators
Ed Linke
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Collegians
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Cincinnati Reis
Bill McKechnie
Boston
George Kelly
Cincinnati
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Bees
Poe Paid for First Book in Boston Printer Copies
Edgar Allan Poe paid a Boston printer to print his first book Tam sran e and Other Poems. Rocky Grove High basketball teams lost at Pleasantville Tuesday. JV won 14 to 11, seniors 19 to 16.
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Edgar Allan Poe
Boston
Rocky Grove
Rocky Grove High School
Pleasantville
Christensen
Donaldson Brothers
Corry Gridders Attend Big Meet of Conference
Twenty five Corryites including the Lettermen of the Corry High School football squad attended the annual grid banquet of Section 2 District 10 of the P T A A at Old City test night. The Beavers were formally embraced into the conference joining Ol City Franklin Meadville and Titusville. Attendance was about 160 with Bill Amos as principal speaker.
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Gil City
Corry High
Bill Amos
Washington High School
Brave City College
Washington and Jefferson
Amos
All Phalanx
Ralph Maltbie
Meadville
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