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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1924
Page
6
In sport notes Tony's Keystones gain recognition as Tris press notes detail the Erie–Wooster clash, Electrics’ comeback, and Dempsey title chatter. World tour mentions include Timerson Norton in Chicago, Ursin’s jump event, and Firpo planning Europe bout plans after Paris.
Nameless Five will face the Keys tonight at the State Armory in Warren in a much anticipated city game. The Nameless lineup features Loat Brows Pedlow Ash and Bud Knabp with Kellar and Séchrist in guard roles, aiming to avenge last season’s losses to the Keys as Warren fans anticipate a rousing, talent packed contest.
United Press reports amidst the 1925 football coaches meeting in New York that only minor, likely no changes are anticipated to football rules this year. Coach Bob Zuppke of Illinois notes moves unlikely. sessions will cover routine business and coaching methods. A single rule shift favored is moving kickoff from midfield to the 40 yard line to restore excitement.
Corry fans witnessed Wooster football greats Starm and Manley perform at the State Armory Friday night. Starm was hailed as Ohio’s top field general by sport writers while Wooster’s strong football lineup held Ohio State to a 77 tie, earning wider recognition for the college across the Midwest.
The Armory will be attractively decorated tomorrow morning for the annual benefit party by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Corry Hospital. The event takes place Tuesday evening, December 30. Balcony opens at Bobclock. Committees are working to ensure a financial success with a hoped for capacity crowd. Music will be provided by the Peerless Orchestra of Oj City.
In Chicago, Ray, a one year old boy, shot himself to spur his feuding parents toward reconciliation. His act followed constant parental fighting that left three younger children suffering as his father failed to work. Doctors report uncertain prognosis as the family awaits potential change.
St Ann's will appear here on Thursday in a holiday contest against the Keys and the Bison City quintette. Buffalo stars Johnny Dushan and Joe Brown headline a strong visitor lineup in a high speed game at the Armory, with former Lincoln squad members among the defense and scoring threats. The Bisons previously held a late lead against Cher Brewer's Erie County Electrics, then lost by a point as Whitey Larson hit a key shot.
The Corry Lodge of Elks schedules a home New Year’s Eve dance for Wednesday evening with Messenger and his orchestra providing the music. Committees finish plans and a large crowd is expected. Franklin YMGA now fields a basketball team that beat Sharon’s Flash 32 to 18 last week, featuring ex high school stars.
Listings from WTAM KGO WOS and WERD show today’s top radio features. Includes Hastem Old Time program at WTAM and KGO educational course. Central station Harry Snodgrass pianist at WOS. Zion WERD presents mate quartets and golloicts.
The Inter Church Valley and Bikathall leagues announce leadership changes as Presbyterian, Baptists, United Brethren and Methodist teams prepare for Wednesday night games. Baptists seek a four game win streak against Keystone Midgets while Presbyterians aim to defend top basketball spot. Donifray will oversee the other clash and games start at 7 o clock to finish before church services.
Wooster College two basketball teams arrive in Dunkirk for New Year’s games at the High School gym, facing White Oaks at 7:45 pm and then another local team. George A. Guay, gym class manager, promises two fast contests as Wooster players, who have faced Ohio State, Oberlin and Chase Reserves, support a fund for community recreation. Local fans are urged to attend for a strong college angle and good crowds.
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