Big House Sees Franz Cop Verdict Over Brindis
In a crowded arena on West Main Street last night, Brindis the Newsboy from Warren clashed with Corry lightweight Franz Cop in the headliner. Franz Cop dominated the opening rounds and kept control, while Brindis’ wrist injury in the third round limited his attack as Cop took the decision. Local bouts featured Snozzle Markello, Platt over Keenan, Graviana, and Schultz in rough showings, with a 16,000 crowd at Madison Square Garden for Cunningham and Mangan’s Wanamaker mile showdown.
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Amatuer boxing crowd backs Corry duel and local sports notes
A large crowd enjoyed an amateur boxing card in Corry with Franz Wranz delivering a knockout win over Brindig. Local observers, including Ed Hildum, predicted Wranz's victory while discussing boxing styles and district league action. The article also covers bass stocking efforts in Union City and Center County, basketball trends in high schools, City Bowling League race implications, and winter wildlife feeding campaigns.
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New York Boxing Bout Possible at Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden seeks former welterweight champion Jimmy McLarnin for an overweight bout with lightweight title holder Tony Canzoneri this May. McLarnin had announced retirement on New Year's Day, while Pop Foster Gishman’s manager requested more project details in reply.
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Resigns as Coach Gloomy Gil Dobie Leaves Cornell Football
Gil Dobie resigns today as football coach of Cornell University amid gloomy mood. The veteran mentor, nicknamed Gloomy Gil, departs after a long tenure marked by strong defenses and steady, cautious leadership.
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Results of last night's amateur boxing card
Ida Kirin of Cotmabus KO'd Sungate Mankello in the third in the 5 pound class. Platt of Spartansburg KO'd Addie Keenan in the first at 145 pounds. Popeye Coons of Corry won a three round decision over Prani Graviana at 150 pounds. Moose Gramato beat Chuck Schulz in a second round TKO at 145. Joe Fazio defeated Billy Miller in three rounds at 125. George Fanz of Corry won a three round decision over Newsboy Brindis at 188. Referees Bob Franz and Leo Finneran. judges Harold Eddy and Ernest Bachemer. Timekeeper Craker. announcer James Sullivan. Miller failed to back up his prior verdict. Fazio dominated with keeping distance and countering in infighting. Brindis pressed but Franz injured left wrist limited his defense. The Warren lad Brindis lost on points in early rounds, with Corry taking control in the later rounds.
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Sungate” Mankello
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Grid Coaches Meet To Discuss Rule Changes
Leading football coaches from across the nation gather in Pittsburgh to discuss intercollegiate rule changes. Dr. John Sutherland of Pitt leads the advisory committee meeting of the Football Coaches Association.
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Doubleheader Cace Game At PCH Tonight
Boston holds a 10 game lead as Duquesne faces a strengthened Mountaineers lineup in a Western Conference double header at Bowling Green tonight. West Virginia seeks revenge after two prior losses to Duquesne Xavier and Washington and Jefferson open the program with an earlier game.
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Blue Jays Triumph Over Union City 39 to 17
The Corry five routed Union City Jayvees 39 to 17 on their home court, building a 19-6 first-quarter lead and pulling away as Union City was held scoreless for two periods. Sutton and Brown led the attack with four points and Jeter added one, while Loveland, Kundracik, McBlay, Arnold, Reynolds, Green, Cragg, Williams, Rourke and Hasbrouck contributed. Union City scorers included Larson, Shepard, Menlo, Chase, Meulston and Cox. Coach Wilford Pomeroy’s squad won its seventh straight game.
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National League Owners Meet Amid Trading Pause
National League club owners gather in New York as trading slows. Connrie Mack shapes deals for Philadelphia Athletics and Red Sox players while Chicago Cubs and St Louis Cardinals seek pitching to bolster bids. Giants, Tigers, and Yankees rumored in market as bidders eye Davis and others.
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Corry Rifle Team Loses at Girard in League Match
Corry’s rifle team was upset by Girard last evening in a Western Pennsylvanian Rifle League match. Girard notched its first win of the season as Teague’s squad struggled. Individual high scores included Waggleson with 289 and Paterson at 295 for the rivals.
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Erie County League basketball results report
In southern bracket games Edinboro Turtles edged Waterford 17-16 and Union City defeated Albion 38-38. Meileai beat Wattscure 24-15 while in the northern bracket Milioreele pushed Wesleyville 5-15 for second place. Girard beat North East 23-28 with Lawrence Park Carry set for next Tuesday.
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