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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1935
Page
2
A British county coach condemns publicizing individual scoring records as harmful to team effort. The piece notes Bradford Gwins and Kane High in district play, with Bartlett leading Corry High in a 38 18 basketball setback, Waterford and Warren Hyde matchups, and Evanol praised for speed and versatility in a Beaver game.
Corry opens the season as host for the newly formed InterCity Bowling League with Jamestown visiting Recreation Lanes. Captain Ray Green leads Corry Keglers in a warm up against Coy City Bowling League. Warren travels to Titusville Friday for the second opening match. most away games set for Fridays.
Norman Mountain from Baal Church street, son of Mr and Mrs Mountain, emerged as a key center for Mistitzdn School’s basketball team after joining post Christmas. He recently scored eight points in a 23 to 14 loss to University of Detroit, demonstrating his rising form with the varsity.
Titusville High school stretched a late rally to beat Corty High 36 to 28 at the junior high gym last night. The game shifted with a strong third quarter by Titusville, as Roy Thompson Averill and teammates surged from behind a 22 to 8 deficit to seize control, while Corty’s Corey High squad battled to the end but could not overcome the surge.
A compact list of scholastic game scores and player tallies including Fitlevilly 86 Coury 48 Jamestown 2 Salumnien 18 Shaveyille 70 Hickory 20 Savin 0 Mercer 10 Munlville 28 Grave City 24 Sir Josephs 100 City 21 Pignke 17 Whaltickl 48 Bast 23 Einborg 38 Mownshiry 26 Erle Teoh 34 Strong Vincent 83 Shettiowl 4 Warren Z Thinner 83 Ridgway 20 and other scattered figures from the day’s matches.
In New York Rosenbloony 162 defeated Bil-181 and Bebroit 107 Lou Brouiliard 16% Worcester Maas. Kinny Rewerd 104 Pres hia Cal 41 Mona Mellons 13h Tut Aiteulos defeated Jonny Hihos 18. Lou Ankeiks Perfects 15 Nek 149 Los Angeles defeated Ubon Zorrita 141 Mesto 41.
The Sparta five, hampered by errors and misplays, dropped a narrow one point defeat in a tightly contested home game. The opponent, led by a strong forward, controlled critical stretches but the Spartans fought back with timely baskets and defensive stops.
In Lor MEhl's Corry City League matches Walp Carroll captured the weekend prize with a high game total while the Towler posted a strong score and the Nast Compay 14 mfterijig provided a backdrop for the event.
Union City Consumer Oils prepare for Thursday night clash with Warren HyVis Oils featuring a lineup of ex college stars. The roster includes Grove City College and Edinboro vets such as Pusch Lacock and Palmquist Beck, with possible additional luminaries and a potential tworinger. Crowd anticipation grows after renewed interest in the event.
Judge Emil Fuchs remains president of the Boston Braves as the club completes a refinancing plan backed by the National League. Bravesfield lease extended to April with rental guarantees, new finance focus, and no personnel changes. Babe Ruth manager rumors surface. seven night games allowed in the 154 game schedule starting April 18. Primo Carnera agrees to a fight with Ray Impelletierne, with Impelletterne set for a possible Madison Square Garden bout.
New York Feb 6 Charles Hormbeste of Indiana won the special 110 yard race and the 600 yard event at the Millrage games. He becomes the second athlete to receive the Wanamaker International trophy twice since its inception. Hormbeste’s double victory in the millrace and his new record earnings the "BUD" prize, earning unanimous selection by a committee of sports writers.
Jimmy Cla of Jamestown defeated Cal McCain of Williamsport Pa in a middleweight title fight at the Elks Club Rochester with a technical knockout. Referee Powderly halted the bout after McCaslin was counted out in the third round and floored twice in the fourth. Clark then scored again in the fifth before McCaslin rose.
A list of wrestlers from New York Wisconsin Sweden Germany and beyond appears with scattered last names including Wallick Chappell Jancul Ghiwne Ferrone Mietsen Findman Lovin and Lovin in a mixed results report. The fragmentary text references competitors such as Hymie Findman and Leo BUisky with mentions of New York and Cleo.
New York, Feb 6. Max Baer remains heavyweight champion under an NYSA rule amendment allowing title fights at 15 rounds if the bout is not for the championship distance. The change aims to keep Baer active while preserving the championship standard of 10 rounds for challengers. Promoter Curley may have Dempsey oversee a wrestling bout under commission supervision.
In Sheffield last night the Wolverines shut out the Warren Dragons in the second half of a sectional race game, prevailing 14 to 7. Warren led at halftime, but dropped below Kane and St Marys after the loss.
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