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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
7
In a packed Bakung NJ gym the Pasture High boys defeated Greenwich 71 to 21 amid crowded stands. Reported chaos and late betting roils framed a night of surprising upsets as Passaic Tigh rises noted for a first team record.
In a tense local contest, Turnbuckles defeated Fast Radiator five to an unspecified score. The event featured rapid exchanges and a dramatic finish, with Anabelle and Moore among the prominent performers. A planned rematch week later drew interest from spectators at the Stuur Mitomatic venue.
Auction notice for a sale at the old Mootey farm located northwest of Cohimbat. Items include Hermes plow, wagon, chests, sleds, a drill, hay, barrels, and machinery. The sale runs at 7 pm, with terms of payment and security to be provided.
The Keystones defeated Oswego 95 to 84 in a tense game on the Armory court as locals showed strong inside and outside play. Key performers included Miller and Duval, with Bufalo making strong late moves and Glagehen also contributing.
Argentine heavyweight Luis Angel Firpo climbs from $150 debut to a $10 000 contract in a year as he trains for a Madison Square Garden bout with Trentian and eyes a future title shot against Dempsey. The story highlights his rapid ascent, earnings, and growing plans.
An old advertisement touts Petersons Ointment claiming it stops itching for sufferers. The copy targets a broad audience with pricing options listed as $1.00, $2.50, and $5.00, and mentions calcium and kin usage.
Princeton fought to a 4 4 tie with Montreal wexter as Vanderbig slipped the tying goal on the final whistle. Boston Dartmeuth hockey beat Harvard 1 0 for its first win since 15. Providence Union beat Brown 24 23 in basketball. Three Franklin High players were suspended for smoking against rules. Naseless Five beat Jamestown Spirats 27 7. Philadelphia ticketball team features five brothers in lineup.
The Tuscarora Indians clash with the Keystones at the Armory Friday night with Ken Allen as the lone regular from Black Roche. The Indians boast a recent 41 to 26 win over Jamestown and travel for the matchup. A preliminary industrial league game is set for 7 45 followed by the main event at 8 45.
Fragmented advert outlines a contest urging customers to collect 50 Ice Poles bags to earn 500 votes and a chance at a 20 year gold watch or a gallon of ice cream from the Levant Ice Cream Company. Multiple local vendors listed for Ice Pole purchases across town.
Manager Charles Greening of the Ajax club announces a complete signed squad for the industrial team. Veterans Cogswell and Craker King lead a promising lineup with two or three good hitters in view. The club aims to field one of the strongest local industrial nines and will announce the full lineup and schedule soon.
The Pass Dog Race in the Nord derby drew teams from western Canada for a grueling 200 mile course along the Saskatchewan river. Clear cold skies and packed snow set the scene as drivers and their mates prepared for the trial of grit, with the winner expected to finish around 10:30 tomorrow.
The Hoy SéoHL Basketball League lists three Saturday night matches at Armory with Presbyterians versus Methodists Catholics against Baptists and Catholics against Epix sopal. Indoor meet tightens standings as teams push for points. All Star Senate held first practice. next session Friday before Key Stone game.
Spartansburg details a February social at the Mer Giew lurtort home with Kv ame guests, guest of honor Ernest Wright, and Mrs Ida Lawson attendance at the funeral of Atra Edward Rnwlin’s son. Reports on travel visits, family ties, church circles, and community activities finish with a note on Ladies Aid events and Sunday School activities.
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