Beavers Rally For 18 17 Victory At Youngsville
Corry High defeats Youngsville 18 to 17 as Pat Greene hits a late field goal to seal the win. Paul Sutton and York contribute in the Beaver comeback after trailing 10 to 14 entering the final period.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1938
Page
6
Corry High defeats Youngsville 18 to 17 as Pat Greene hits a late field goal to seal the win. Paul Sutton and York contribute in the Beaver comeback after trailing 10 to 14 entering the final period.
Lou Nova manager Ray Carson said the heavyweight would prefer another strong foe before meeting Max Baer. Nova, who outpointed Tommy Farr last week, rejected a 15 000 offer for a Tony Galento bout set for Newark on January 16.
Youngsville's reserves narrowly defeated Cary's Seconds Inn junior squad 17-16 at Youngsville last evening. The home team led 11-0 in the first half and held a 17-7 edge before Caryelb closed the gap, scoring 5 points in the final period as Johnson led with 6 for Youngsville.
Franklin 60 Grove City 11 Rocky Grove 16 Tidioyle 14 James City 23 Warren 21 Kane 22 DuBois 19 Sheffield 80 Ridgway 27 Clymer 2 Lakewood 24
The Franz Furniture five plays Raymonds at 8 00 and Aero Supply quintet meets Corry Jamestown at 9 00. A tight race grows in the circuit with four strong independent teams. A good turnout is expected.
Southern California coach Howat Jones revealed a breakthrough session where USC stopped Duke University offensive plays. After a week of practice he and his squad tested Duke’s signals and executed a solid defensive showing. Minnesota beat Nebraska 37 to 49 in college scores.
Jockey Don Meade returns to racing hoping to lengthen a parade of wins halted two years ago by banishment from the tracks. United Press reports he resumes competition as he seeks renewed success in Miami on December 2.
The once celebrated Kentucky Derby winner from 1893 was banned from the paddock after March 4 1926 for unsatisfactory racing conduct and rule violations. He had not returned to the track until this Monday, marking a notable public setback in a storied career.
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