Corry Year in Sports Highlights and Dye for Gridirons
A retrospective on Corry's best year in 1934 athletics highlights Corry Beavers season and a new ball park fence, plus plans for dyeing sporting greens and gridirons. The dye demo at Army Navy drew 100000 spectators and promises a $6 gridiron dye with 2–3 week wear, likely adoption by colleges.
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Corry
Corey Cannon
Corry Beavers
Carny
Lyc Nas Bes
Philadelphia
Beavers Aim To Halt St Edward Scores In Saturday Clash
Beavers, favored to stop St Edward’s unbeaten run, meet the veteran packed Hillcrest lineup on the high school court. Coach Byler lists eight players for action as Corry Reserves prelude the game with Tas at 6. Tonight’s tilt closes the 1936 cage schedule before the new year while St Edward’s has no games booked until then. Geneva College drops to 28 24 against Youngstown in the nightcap.
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Coury
St. Edyard
Willelaga Unis
Altwith High School
Woth
Beavers
South Street
Trish
St. Edward's
Clymer High
Oil City
Mercants
Spartansbing High
Beaver
Isl
Corry
Phidans
Russ Byler
The
Bob Gulick
Carl Sullivan
Bud Gumbleton
Paul Hurlburt
Bob Brown
Paul Taylor
Burton Hammon
Bob Bracken
Art Pitts
Jimmy Mead
Johnny Hadock
Perths
Bob Brigham
Tommy Crane
Tom Mead
Jimmy Ressler
Scholastic Scores From Regional Games
Westfield defeated Northast 41 to 17 while Meadville beat Union City 37 to 30 and Warren won 35 to 18 over Jamestown. Lawrence Park led Waterford 53 to 29 as Erie Academy defeated Erie East 36 to 32 and Strong Vincent edged Erie Tech 26 to 23. St. Bernard's (Bradford) trounced St. Joseph's (Titusville) 92 to 22, while Rocky Grove beat Cochranton 40 to 13. Youngstown Ursuline beat Oil City St Joseph's 38 to 29.
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Westfield
Northast
Meadville
Union City
Warren
Jamestown
Lawrence Park
Waterford
Erie Academy
Erie East
Erie
Vincent
Erie Tech
St. Bernard’s
Bradford
St. Joseph's
Titusville
Rocky Grove
Cochranton
Youngstown
Ursuline
Oil City
Landon to Visit President Roosevelt in Washington
Gov Alf M Landon of Kansas will visit President Roosevelt Monday morning in Washington to attend the gridiron dinner and briefly confer with the president. The meeting follows his defeat in the presidential race and is set for the White House.
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Washington
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Roosevelt
Mornin
Jimmy Monday
White House
Unquest and End Quote Phraseology Pattern
A brief note on telegraphic language describes how unquest emerged as a shortened form of end of quotation to close two quotes in telegrams, gaining approval by 25.2 and supplementing the older printing form end quote.
Bowling Scores and Ads Hidden in Classifieds
A fragmented OCR note shows a mix of bowling scores and a classified advertisement seeking an apartment. The readable items include brief hints of sports results alongside a rental inquiry, reflecting a small-town newspaper page segment with ad placed near sports data.
Pitt Panthers Head West for Rose Bowl Training
Pittsburghs Panth ers will arrive in San Bernardino California shortly after noon today to begin training for their fourth Rose Bowl in eight years. The weeklong session runs through New Years Day and precedes the January 1 game.
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Ey United
San Bernardino
Cal
University of Pittsburgh’ Panthers
TILDEN EXPECTS VINES TO DEFEAT FRED PERRY
UIenernae New York Dec 19 Willam T. Tiklun once the world’s greatest tennis player predicted today that Vines of California will defeat Fred Perry of England in a neat professional match at Madison Square Garden on January 6. Diiden returned from tour of the Far East with Vines and said Vines’ speed and control will surprise Perry.
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Uienernae
New York
Willam T. Tiklun
Geentoat Tennia
Worth Vines
California
Bred Perry
England
Madison Square Garden
Diiden
Vines
Percy
New York Athletic Commission Opposes Beaddock-Max Fight Transfer
The New York state athletic commission strongly opposes transferring the heavyweight title bout featuring Jimmy Beaddock-Max and Schmelke to Berlin. The commission notes contracts to stage the fight locally and says a federal injunction could block Braddock’s team from suing in Germany. Negotiations for a transfer had begun.
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Urico
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Teddy
Jimmy Beaddock-Max
Berlin
Braddock
Germany
Tech Five Over W. & J. 43 to 34 in Pittsburgh
Tech's basketball team rallied from behind to beat Washington and Jefferson College 43 to 34 before about 1500 fans in Pittsburgh. Billy Miller, Tech junior forward, fueled the comeback with sharp shooting in the second half and finished as high scorer with 20 points.
Rally to Win Pittsburgh
A late period scoring spree produced five goals and gave the Baltimore Orioles a 7 to 2 victory over the Pittsburgh Jackets in a Western Amateur League hockey game at Duquesne Garden last night.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore Orioles
Pittsburgh Jackets
Duquesne Garden
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