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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1934

Page

2

Corry Beavers gear up for 1934-35 basketball season

Corry High School's Beavers, coached by Bill Myers, intensify drills ahead of the 1934-35 season. The coach touts a widened pre-season program and higher game readiness, while St. Edward's High sponsors a boxing card as part of a renewed athletic push. The piece notes mixed results from recent scrimmages and previews upcoming local hoops and boxing activity.

Corry High School UN Beavers Bill Myers Myers Beavers Corry St. Edward's High School The Athletic Association Ehudeus

Gehrig sets 1934 records may attend Sugar Bowl tilt

Lou Gehrig dominates 1934 baseball marks and could be invited to meet Tulane in the Sugar Bowl game in New Orleans. Corry Hunters share first day success as deer season opens across six counties with notable harvests and regional reports.

Lou Gehrig Pitt Tulane New Orleans CORRY

Titusville Plans Fast Cage Quintet Formation

Titusville planners discuss forming a high class basketball team to follow the Penn Drake baseball outfit this winter. A meeting at 7 30 PM Tuesday at a local venue will consider sponsorship by a city business and lure several skilled players and possible coaches, aiming for regular practice and a competitive schedule against regional teams.

St. Edward's Hudock Titusvilla Titusville Penn Drake Inte Ted Mealy Lewis

Olin and Yarosz Bout Sought in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh promoter Jules Beck announced plans to stage a world light heavyweight title fight between Olin and Teddy Yarosz, the middleweight champion, if Olin agrees. The potential bout would occur in Pittsburgh during Christmas week, with an alternative headline match if Olin declines.

Pittsburgh United Press Jules Beck Beh Olin Teddy Yarosz Olin Maxie ‘Rosenbloom Beck Bone withAross Vince Dundee

Army Captain Shuler 1935 West Point tally raises team

West Point bound player Shuler, formerly a third string tackle, was elected captain of next season's Army team by teammates enroute to West Point from Philadelphia after a season at Navy game. Dunkirk St Mary's upset St Joseph's in opener as Dunkirk's defense faltered and center F Dougherty led Dunkirk with eight points.

West Point Dec Army William R. Shiller BiMonte Calif Philadelphia Navy Dunkirk Titusville Des St. Joseph's St Mary's High Dunkirrk F Dougherty Sela Boals

Alabama Tops Undefeated Teams in Football Season

Nine teams finished the season undefeated or untied. Alabama leads with nine wins and 287 points for while opponents scored 32. Minnesota is praised as national champion contender with eight wins and 270 points for. Augustana, Birmingham-Southern, Kirksville Teachers, East Texas Teachers, Tufts, Trinity, and Upper Iowa each posted strong records.

United Press New York Alabama Minnesota Augustana Birmingham-Southern Kirksville East Texas Tufts Trinity Conn Upper Iowa

Bears Repeat Over Lions For 13th Straight Win

Chicago's Bears defeated the Detroit Lions 10 to 7 at Wrigley Field to stretch their winning streak to 13 games, clinching their third straight NPFL title run as Bronko Nagurski led early scoring. Lions scored late, late in the final period, after a Musso tackle-on-kick turnover set up the Bears. Schedule notes list games in Philadelphia and other league results.

Chicaga Chicago Bears Detroit Lions Wrigley Field Lions George Musso Dilteh Clank Une Bronika Nagursiti Minnesota Jack Manders

Gehrig’s iron man season fuels record chase

Lou Gehrig played every game for the Yankees in 1934, setting a 1,504 straight-games streak and pacing the American League in batting 263 home runs 46 total bases 409. He led in hits 210 and RBIs 128. Teammate Gehringer led in hits for the Tigers with 214 while Manush, Foxx and Werber also posted strong totals.

Lawton Carver United Press New York Lou Gehrig Yankee Gehrig Charlie Gehringer Dgama Detroit Tigers Gehringer Ani Detroit Cleveland Haury Farrephere Tigers Joyner White Werber Deacon ‘Scott

Sports gossip and cross-sport notes from Henry McLemore

Henry McLemore reports on East West game selections by Han ley and Kerr including players from Minnesota Shepherd Western Maryland and Colgate among others. He features Frank Kramer as a top bike race official and notes Ohio State Cav Lavely Mae West and Mae’s father Jack West in varied sports anecdotes.

New York Dick Hanley Andy Kerr Edsig Band Minnesota Shepherd Shotwell Hartwig Weinstock Pitt Borden Fordham Bogdansi Colgate Richavich Columbia Jack Neville Frank Kramer Madison Square Garden East Orange N. J Kramer Europe Ohio State Buckeyes Regis Monahan Cav’ Lavely North Carolina Vacy Mae West Catera Mix Barr Mae Jack West Virginia van Wie George Pochelt Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics Chicago Jay Berwanger Gil Dorais Detroit Jett Dickson Paris Sonja Henie Waite Hoyt Bermuda Diamny Maloney Robert Montgomery Murray Britton Red Midrida

College Stars Lose to Pirates in Charity Game at Forbes Field

A tri-state college all-star team fell 20 to 7 to the Pittsburgh Pirates in a charity game at Forbes Field. Attendance was 18 533 and proceeds go to the Vincentian center fund of the St Vincent DePaul Society. Art Strutt scored for the college stars and the Pirates used 31 passes to 29 by the all-stars. CINCINNATI WARS ON BIRDS.

United Press Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirate Professionals Forbes Field Vincentian Center Fund St. Vincent Depaul Society Art Strutt Duquesne Pirates All-Stars Carnegie Tech West Virginia St. Vincent's College Washington and Jefferson Ohio State

Grid season nears close as major post season ties loom

New York Dec 3 The football season winds down with key post season clashes. Stanford leads the coast and faces Alabama while Tulane and Pitt vie for Dixie and eastern honors. Orange Bowl may pit southern leaders. major matchups include USC-Notre Dame and Texas-Christian-Santa Clara as the schedule winds to a close.

United Press New York Stanford Alabama Tulane Dixie New Orleans Pitt Miami Togol Washington and Lee Minnesota Uh Kansas State Colorain Colorado Rocky Southern California Notre Dame Tennessee Louisiana Texas Michigan State Texas Christian Santa Clara Neds Gregor

Governor-Elect Hunting Deer in Rainy Opening Day

Governor-Elect George H Earle joined thousands of hunters in wet conditions as opening day of deer season yielded few kills. Rain and poor weather dampened excitement with hunters, including Earle, trudging through the woods near Port Atlesan in Mercer county awaiting better weather. Bowling prizes by Hastings Fi Jones offer apricot brandy for top single game and top three-game score in Corry City competition.

United Press Harrisburg Dae George H. Earle Tarle Solis Port Atlesan Jin Mereun Liefest Geer Commonwealth Hastings Fi Jones Corry City

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