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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1935
Page
2
Local sports notes reflect mixed results from recent games and upcoming events. Beavers beat Titusville, bowling scores draw cheers and complaints, with coaches and promoters like Chet Lillis remembered for sportsmanship and effort.
With three games left in the High School schedule the Beavers travel to North East tomorrow and to McKean Friday to face former victors. North East enters aiming to reverse a poor showing here, while McKean hosts the Beavers on a smaller Junior High court, as both games shape a crunch finish.
Pittsburgh February 25 The national animateur squash racquets championship remained in Philadelphia today but another upset occurred as club mate Don Strachan defeated Neil J. Sullivan of the Philadelphia Country Club. Strachan won in straight sets 15-11 and 0-10 to take the title.
AUSSLIN WINS PRO NET TITLE AT MIAMI. German player Wusslein captured the winner’s share of $2,000 in the professional tennis championship at Miami Beach defeating Czech rival Karel Koxeluh in the final. Texan team Sordigh and Bruce Barnes took the doubles crown for Austin.
Union City plans a regional clash at the Armory against Edinboro as Whitboro and the Turtles jockey for Erie County League supremacy. Edinboro invades Albion for a Union City- Waterford tilt, with a postponed Edinboro visit to Mysismen on tap. The winner gains momentum toward a title chase, with talks on a proposed April move favoring Union City.
Cohen's Coals, winners of the second round, will meet the Blue Ribbons, first round champions, in the playoff for the right to challenge the third round titleholders in the championship final on March 12. Final standings for the second round are released.
The dream runner of Pennsylvania eyes victory in the 1500 meters at Madison Square Garden's Intercollegiate meet, facing lighter competition without Cunningham and Bonthron. Keith Brown from Yale aims in vaults and high jumps as the meet showcases top college talent amid record-breaking performances by Cunningham, Bonthron, and others.
A partial list shows Edwarn N awhing, Iaresun Neppel and 860 as the top skeet shooters Saturday, weather clearing to allow some rounds at the firing range. Hawkins posted 22 22 22, H Keppel 20 20 19, ML Keppel 10 in the dep snow.
United Press reports early spring sessions at Miami Beach St Petersburg and Orlando. The Gants began at Miamingo Park with three players reported by manager Terry. Braves work out with full squad including Robbie Brown Fletcher Sullivan Garrity Spohrer and several rookies arrived. Dodgers manager Casey Stengel notes impatient arrivals of small squads from New York with pitchers Leslie Munns Bob Edwards Bod Logan among first to reach. batterymen expected by tomorrow.
Representing the City League, Recreation bowlers proved superior to the Elks team from the Antler League by winning the second straight series at the Recreation Alleys on Sunday afternoon. The Recreations captured all three games with a total of 2813 to 2686, Anderson leading with a 199 average. A tiebreaker playoff saw Recreation win 47 to 44.
Keisters and Cohen Coals led by notable players defeated Erie squads at Recreation Alleys yesterday. Keisters beat Coca Cola 274 to 2727 and Cohen Coals toppled Lettus 2680 to 2686. Acres fell to Lucier Bakery 2908 to 2790 as Lucier’s Herman posted top averages near 211 while Keister trailed with 210.
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati floored Benny Kaplan of London five times and won an easy 10 round decision. Kaplan was outclassed from the start and took a severe drubbing in the late rounds.
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