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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1922
Page
2
Local sport notes discuss a protest by the Radiator Five over basketball activity in nearby cities. Rivalry between two Tyne teams remains keen, with strong local interest in the Corry Armory announcement and possible disbandment of the Warren Mirror.
The Buffalo squad staged a dramatic comeback, overcoming a rough start as defense and offense collapsed for Corry. In the final period the visitors surged ahead to claim a decisive victory.
The article reports Raymonds defeating the Radiator five amid protest over a shortened final quarter. It covers reactions, other city basketball results, and mentions Keystones losses and local sports figures, with several game accounts and scores from Franklin, Buffalo, and Pittsburgh area teams.
A fragment hints at a Parisian Saxe remedy for itchy scalp and hair thickening. The note mentions a guaranteed approach and a positive remedy. Further readable details are limited in the clipping.
Fragmentary item notes a solo performance titled Fro a cones pregmants Ny Heart at Thy Sweet Olds with Margaret Gordon, Houston transcribed.
Walter Camp selects his All America list featuring Princeton Schwab and Lafayette, with Army, Harvard, Penn, California and Michigan players noted. The compilation names multiple colleges including Yale Towson Syracuse and Wisconsin, reflecting 1910s era collegiate talent in a period-appropriate tone.
A chaotic report thread claims John J McGraw will quit as manager of the New York Giants in the near future and be named president of a Gotham club. The chatter credits Stoneham and McQuade with moves, while noting McGraw’s long tenure guiding the Giants to multiple pennants.
West Virginia edged Gonzaga 24 18 in a heated stadium battle as Nick Nardacer starred for the Mountaineers with daring plunges and timely passes. Linston Stickton led Gonzaga’s attack, while the hosts rallied behind a clutch late goal scare that kept the result in doubt.
Nick Chino, about 30 Whitley Avenue Jamestown, died Sunday after allegedly drinking wood alcohol. He ran a pool hall on West First Street and appeared in good health until the illness. A physician notified authorities, and an inquest or autopsy is planned to determine the exact cause. The body was moved to a local undertaking parlor.
Long Jourdet, once a key figure in local athletics, is discussed as a possible Penn football coach. The Pittsburgh Sunday Dress reports Heisman may head Pennsylvanias football program, with comments on Penn athletic authorities and Jourdet's past coaching and mentorship roles at Penn.
Pennsylvanias athletic authorities weigh seriously three candidates to replace the retiring backfield coach. Names include Jourdet, Keogh, and Nikolais. Jourdet praised for tactical mind and offensive planning though lacking varsity coaching experience. Keogh noted for proven freshman success and football knowledge. Nikolais linked to basketball but considered for football duties.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an official visit related to prohibition, with unclear details. The readable portions mention an atti or official presence and Bhose or Bhose-like name, leaving ambiguity about date, place, or outcome.
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