New Records in National AAU Championships
Percy Beard of Alabama Poly set a new world indoor record in the 70 yard high hurdles with 8.5 seconds at the national AAU championships in New York. The Penn's Ray Conger won the 1000 yards in 2:15.1, while Penn set a world mark in the medley relay at 7:20. Tightly contested sprints and a dead-heat finish highlighted the meet with Lewis and Carr in the 300 yards and Conger delivering decisive late surges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Cameron
United Press
York
Tech
Percy Beard
Alabama Polydown
Auburn
Ala
Beard
Benner
William Carr
University of Penn
Joh W. Lewis
Detroit City College
Lewis
Carr
Ray Conger
Ilinois Ajc
Conger
Conge
Paul Keller
France
George Hallwinkle
C. CN
Leo Lermond
Boston A. A
University of Pennsylvania
Carl Coan
Penn
Tapa
Ilo Ray
Phil Edwards
Canada
Reagle Named Captain Of Corry High Baseball Team
Ray Reagle was named captain of Corry High baseball for the 1931 season at theSpring sports officer election held at the Senior High building. William Fleming was named manager and practice will start when weather permits. Orris Thayer will captain the High track team with Richard Bachomer as manager. Coach McCall looks for strong teams this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Reagle
Corry High
William Fleming
Orris Thayer
Richard Bachomer
McCall
Quinn Leads Beavers In Wild Scoring Bee
Jamestown Business College hosts Corry High in a 58-50 game as Quinn scores from all angles and Laughlin Bailey and H Carlson lead locals with 15, 12, and points respectively. Corry’s five players contribute to a tight contest before a sizable crowd.
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Quinn
Beavers
Jamestown
Jamestown Business College
Corry High
Laughlin
Tanner
Ingstrom
H. Carlson
Vss
Nash
A Au Corry
BT DeJean
Paulson
iSimmons
Eachother
Patchen
Undberg
Walker Beats Risko In Madison Square Garden Bout
Mickey Walker outpointed Johnny Risko in the fifth carnival headliner at Madison Square Garden. Walker won seven of ten rounds amid a brutal, crowd contested decision with Risko scoring a hard rally in rounds four six and the early exchange. Stribling announced gross receipts of forty nine thousand dollars.
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Harold M. Farcas
United Press
Miami
Johnny Risko
Mickey Walker
Mickey
Risko
Walker
Falkten
Vic
Cleveland
Riske
New Jersey
Riskd
Arl Walker
Ibead
Pav Stribling
Keystones Triumph 35 17 Over Warren
Keystones dominated Warren in a St Edward's court game, building a 22 10.5 halftime margin and finishing 35 17. The Warren Key Stone lineup included Hoagwall Byatt Knapp Patehen and Wittegs, while Keystones featured Curtis Hadiock Kinney Brown and Skinnery among others. An earlier Cambridge Springs vs Columbus Knights matchup ended in a close defeat for Columbus.
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Keystones
Baird Tires
Warren
St. Edward’s Court
Vikings
Cambridge Springs
Knights of Columbus
Warren-Key
Stone Rame
Hoagwall
Feerie Ag
Byatt
Knapp
Patehen
Wittegs
Feek
Keystones Curtis
Hadiock
Kinney
Brown
Whee Vinne
Skinnery
Rossbacher
Hixson
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Reagle
Corry High School
Concord Center
Roosevelt Highway
WM. Pond
Webb McCray
Corry, Pa
Cleveland Baker Boy
Cops
Corry
Keys
Crescent
Sq. Yd
Root’s Furniture Store
Studebaker
Free Wheeling
Pierce- Arrow
Lincoln
Studebaker—Builder OF
Model Dairy CO
Eneficial Loan Society
Center Street
Honecorry, PA
Spar
Eurther
E. E. Guigngn
Starr
Washington St
Journal Office
Corry Household Repair
Cee
Ivery Home
Prospect
Elisha
James A. Middleton
Tirst Avenue
Union City
PF. J. Paleer
Garland, Pasta
Upright Plano
West Park Place
Aves
West's Grocery
West Pleasant Street
Gould Street
Fader
N. Cohen
S. Center Street
S-21
Wirst Avenue
John B. Patterson
West Pleasant St
March
Uiur
F.C. Chapin & Sons
Possession March
Cohen
West Smith Street
Bath and Garage
D. W. Leach
West Smith Reel
North Side
Park
Foster B
Davis and Soo
Bath
William Pond
W. Frederick St
South Center St
Samuel Scatt
Merk J. Coyis
State of
Pennsylvania
Register of Willis of
Erie Coun
ML Ty
Bella Cople
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