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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1933
Page
2
Union City High faces the Beavers in a high profile home basketball clash likely to draw a large crowd. The season’s big game follows recent football and basketball sparks, with mentions of Ray Tesser and multiple college players tied to preparations for spring action.
The North East Alliedines face Company A at Slate Armory at 4:20 p.m. The North West team, led by Reid Gilmore Ognibene Collyer, recently beat the Corry Ramblers twice and aims to prove strength against the Guardsmen. Company A, training hard after a slower start, hopes to regain form as Lieut. Robert Brown oversees the squad. A preliminary features the Company A Reserves vs Gulvs Service at 2:90 o'clock.
A county wide sportsmen organization discussion unfolded at Harborcreek first avenue club rooms with about fifty locals. Mr Jones and four members outlined aims to secure broader access to game and fish licenses, with a districted structure and a fifty cent annual dues projection for the initial year. The next county gathering is set for February 2 at the Log Cabin Club house, Harborcreek, anticipated to draw wide support from across Bee and Erie counties.
Disjointed gunmatch results list multiple shooters and scores from Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit and Seattle. Names include Trimbile Goosby Datta Hennigan Pudey Sullivan and Sehrs with scores ranging from around 114 to 195 in rounds across venues, final outcomes noted as technicals or victories.
Cumberland Farm manager Leo Matkey of the New York Yankees notes baseball as a more gentlemanly sport citing a broken nose incident in a high school basketball game Duquesne defeated Pittsburgh 25 24 while a Pitt substitute assaulted the referee The report also lists boxing and boxing style bouts and a set of boxing results from New York Harlem Brooklyn and Hollywood with several knockouts and decisions.
Sir Malcolm Campbell, at Daytona Beach, writes to young enthusiasts about attempting a new land speed record of about 339.08 mph. He notes some supporters may help at no pay while others demand compensation. A test run is planned on an upcoming Sunday as preparations for the record continue.
St Stanislaus High School defeated St Joseph's 21 to 18 on Monday night, snapping the Irishs winning streak of eighteen games. The Stans dominated with stronger defense and superior play, halting Joes late surge and securing the upset on their home floor.
Bert Wildcat McCanty from Cincinnati battles for world heavyweight honors in Portland Oregon as rivals Fiorinal Faynoliia and Cinciihall vie for the crown. McCann wins the four fall match with a decisive armbar move in about 21 minutes and 40 seconds.
Corry High School’s junior basketball team lost to Gridley High at Gridley last night. The Hellon crew trailed 4 to 2 after the opening quarter but slipped seven points behind by halftime.
New York February 18 The boxing world awaits a sensational announcement promised by Charles Norris and examiners for Monday in the death of Byrne Schaaf. District attorney's investigation may focus on manager Buckey and heavyweight Sharkey. Norris says Schaaf’s brain condition precluded fault by the ring physicians. Madison Square Garden boxing resumes Friday with Levinsky versus Tsak, a bout postponed after Schaaf’s death.
The Allegheny Alligators halted a losing run by defeating Alfred University 31 to 6 in Alfred, N.Y. Joe Seren led the floor with 23 points, hitting multiple field goals and drawing five fouls. Earlier, Moardville High impressed by winning at Pittsburgh 28 to 17, their fourth straight win under coach Black.
The New York Giants reportedly signed every player on their roster completing a historic move before training camp. Secretary Tierney announced the last man, outfielder Leonard Koenseke, submitted his formal document. Several players were later optioned or sent to Scranton for further experience.
Memo to readers: welterweight Wolfe of Memphis has signed to face Ted Yaross of Monaia in a rematch at Motor Square Garden on February 27. Wolfe, famed for defeating Yaross in their prior bout, seeks another victory as both veterans with extensive pro records square off in a high stakes contest.
Veteran contract details indicate the signer will report in Miami for shaping training with the first squad next Sunday. The notice notes observer Wile Mon rith as a voter watcher and states the signing occurred on February 18.
A field of 118 three year olds has been nominated for the 1933 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 6. Willis Sharpe Kilmer leads with seven entries, including Exterminator and Barn Swallow, while Edward Bradlay from Kentucky lists six speedsters. Swivel tops last year’s contenders as Derby hopefuls prepare for the Blue Grass classic.
New York on February 1 reports a rematch between Gene Venike and Cunningham at the New York Athletic Club track meet in Madison Square Garden. The event features top milers from Penn and Sweden with rising star Chinhingtam aiming to break the world indoor 420-second mark. About 18 000 spectators expected as veterans like Cath Quan Penn and Frank Crowley join a competitive field with hopes of new records.
In a rough Southern division contest District 10 standings saw Titusville slip by Grovers as Rocky Grover’s team suffered a second straight defeat. The game featured a tight finish with early momentum shifting and both teams trading leads through three quarters before Titusville pulled away late.
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