Local sports blurbs mix ups in long column
A sprawling sports page fragment covers Notre Dame links to Chicago figures, Green Bay coaches and pro hopes, Oil City football predictions, possible college and pro moves, DeCorvo hype, and hunting tales. Names include Roger Kiley, Bill de Corre vont, Knute Hart Lambeau, Whizzer White, Joe Louis, Gene Tunney, and Dick Metz with mentions of Ohio Valley clubs and local police banter.
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Gally
Tinnesta
Qountet
Wecaw
Dall Gamindientes
Peayers
Ust
Byll
Oli
Muiireleas
Notre Dame
Bill de Correvont
Austin High School
Chicago
Roger Kiley
Bill
Hart Lambeau
Green Bay
Green, Bay, Wis
Sourthivest Teachers’ College of Missouri
Dick Metz
Duquesne University
Earl Dish
Greenways Centzinal Course
Erie
Mag Ibe
Monongahela Valleey Country Club
Monongahela
Beavers Upset Conneaut in Overtime Thriller
Corry’s Beavers surged to a 23 21 overtime victory over Conneaut High after a hard fought battle on the Junior High floor. Lundy led Beavers with 10 points while Gulick paced Conneaut with 12, height and defense tipping the balance as Beaver guards press and contest every possession.
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Corry
Beavers
Conneaut
Ice Rink Project Promises City Skating This Winter
Under Principal Howard Sheen the Senior High School plans a community rink this winter. Work starts next week on 4 dam at Bear Creek site on North Center street, with favorable weather promising skating during the holiday period. Local game notes mention Beavers and Conneaut in a close contest as rules evolve for overtime play.
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Howard Sheen
Championship Pro Game Broadcast Planned for Tomorrow
WIWSW and others will carry the National Pro League championship football game between the Washington Redskins and the Chicago Bears at 2 PM EST. The match is set for Wrigley Field in Chicago.
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WIWSW
Washington Red Skins
Chicago Cars
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Promoter predicts Schmeling Thomas bout a success
Mike Jacobs at Madison Square Garden forecasts a profitable Schmeling Thomas fight despite a boycott by the anti Nazi league. He notes a planned sellout and $102,000 gate, suggesting the next heavyweight title bout could move to Chicago or Philadelphia if Thomas upsets Schmeling. Also mentions negotiations for Schmeling Louis, and a separate Drexel bout in Pittsburgh featuring Cann and Krieger ahead of possible title shots.
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Wee
Mike Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Harry Thomas
Chicago
Mfinn
Colegian
Bew
Berli
Mike
Five New Opponents Added to Corry High Schedule
Corry High Beavers unveil an eight game schedule for 1938 under Coach Russ Byler with five new foes. Four Section 2 District 10 PTA opponents join Wesleyville Kane Youngsville and Union City in nationwide independent games. Two night games planned at Meadville and Oil City.
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Meadville
Oil City
Franklin
Kane
Wesleyville
Beavers
Titusville
Union City
Youngsville
Corry High School
Russ Byler
Beaver
Messville
Frankin
Ofry
Aitles
Olj City
Oli City
Praniklin
Merchants over Beaver seconds clinch prep game
Corry Conneaut contest at the Junior High School saw the Merchants defeat Beaver Reserves 30 to 7 after an early Beaver lead. Hasbrouck 5, Reynolds 7, Sullivan 7, Gumbleton 1 led scoring with Bracken and Dingfelder contributing. Substitutes included Simmonseti Craker Damon Chris Faye and Greene. Referee Hovey. Also notes on early playing card history.
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Corry
Junior High Blue Jays soar past M Kean Reserves 213 to 7
Carry Junior High's Blue Jays opened the 1987-88 cage campaign with a 213 to 7 win over McKean's Reserves at ffcKean last evening. Led by Williams Lundy and Ingram with four points each, the new club under coach Wilford Pomeroy showed strong early form while McKean was held to one field goal.
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Carry Junior High
Blue Jays
McKean
ffcKean
Chuck Williams
Wilford Pomeroy
Williams
Dor Lundy
Ingram
Melean
Tone
Corry Juniors
Local basketball results from several teams
Corry defeated Conneaut 28 to 21 while Athion beat Meadville 22 to 17. Union City won 30 to 27 over Bloomfeld. Franklin triumphed 57 to 13 against Faculty. Cockranton edged Rocky Grove 29 to 26. Ashtabula defeated Erie Academy 21 to 15. Westfield won 31 to 20 over Gowanda. Midioute led 80 to 14 against Russell. Celaron beat Lakeword 22 to 14 and Walconer won 27 to 14 versus Mayville.
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Corry
Conneaut
Athion
Meadville
Union City
Bloomfeld
Franklin
Faculty
Cockranton
Rocky Grove
Ashtabula
Erie Academy
Westfield
Gowanda
Midioute
Russell
Celaron
Lakeword
Walconer
Mayville
Corry golf pro shoots 72 ties famed players
Corry pro Tony Joy posted a 72 at the Miami Bill more than $10,000 open, tying with top players including Horton Smith Paul Runyan and Jimmy Thomson as the second round began in Coral Gables Fla. The field of 200 continued to chase Snead who carded 67 after a steady 84-68-67 sequence. Revolta stood as a strong contender with 82-86-69 early rounds.
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United Pro
Coral Gables
Fla
Horton Smith
Paul Runyan
Jimmy ‘Thompson
Gam Snead
White Sulphur
Ted
Scholastic Scores District Games Update
Westfield 1 Gowanda 20 Edinboro 25 Springboro 18 Dunkirk 2 Rirte Vincent 15 Mt. Jewett 25 Kane 19 Erle Tech 4 Kenty College 18 Brookville 27 Bradford 21 North East 43 McKean 13.
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Westfield
Gowanda
Edinboro
Springboro
Dunkirk
Rirte Vincent
Mt. Jewett
Kane
Erle Tech
Kenty College
Brookville
Bradford
North East
McKean
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