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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1935
Page
2
Beavers defeated High City by two points in a hard fought period of the three team league. The win followed a season of slumps with pivotal plays near the basket and improved shooting under pressure.
North East High defeated the Beavers 21-19 in a tight game last night. The Beavers led late before North East surged to a ten point fourth quarter, with Fizen and Rew leading the winners with 79 combined points.
Babe Ruth signs with the Boston Braves for three years as player and future manager. The move ends his Yankees chapter and aims to boost gate receipts while allowing Ruth to groom himself for eventual managerial duties with a new base.
At train camps in OREANDO and BANA BERNARDINO Vaughan joins Pirates camp signing a 1035 contract. Vaughan's arrival follows the first workouts led by manager Mhivold Traynor as Finney remains absent due to injuries.
Partial sports and scores from a Northeast area meet show teams and players like Corey and Meadville with various point totals. The fragmentary text includes stray phrases and nonsensical quotes suggesting a damaged page.
Ruth says she is sorry to leave New York but glad to go to Boston. Yankees owner Ruppert and Braves president Fuchs comment on Ruths transfer and its impact on his career. Braves manager McKechnie weighs Ruths value and future prospects for management.
Clarence Loveland, a top shooter for Corty Red and Gun Club, led Emblem Oils to a decisive win over Corry Rod and Gun in a Chip League match. Loveland scored 239 with an off-hand 44 and finished with 235 on the board, while W. Johnson added 229 and Hulings 215 for the Scholastics.
Fragmentary OCR details a collegiate score report with names Akramis Baldwin-Wallach and mentions of presidents, salaries, and recovery figures. The text is garbled but indicates athletic and administrative data including wage figures around 80 000. The article lacks coherent events or dates.
With a tight schedule left, Company A arcuters seek a win over the Jamestown Swedes at the Armory on Sunday. The guardsmen, amid a disastrous season, hope victory helps ease the sting as drillers work on defense. Youngsville Independents meet Company A Seconds in a 4:15 prelim and the main game follows at 5:15.
Ralph Weicht led last night's medal contest at the Corry Sportsmen's Rifle Club with a 2u2 to nose out Peter Hansen who scored 221. Wright followed with 213. A special meeting is set in connection with Friday evening's shoot and all members are invited.
In New York Leo Wallicl defeated Dave Levin and Wilhelm Wagner defeated Wendel Odell. In Newark J Emil Dusek drew against Aiplonse Bisignan with Imélia noted.
Philadelphia Athletics manager Copnle Mack discusses delaying Jimmy Foxx’s move back to catcher after a 1934 slump. He notes Foxx excelled as a hitter, questions a switch from first base, and says pitchers show enthusiasm for 1935 if they start strong.
Beavers coach Bill Myers leads his court squad to witness an Idol play clinic in Erie tonight. Palate Hardware hosts dinner at 6 with an 8 pm program by county officials, featuring Strong Vincent and Steong Vincent squads under strict rules. Officials Von Neida Jacobson Faber Witk and others preside with Ballots sought from spectators on two styles. The program includes speakers Jack Stocher and Waldo Tippla discussing potential impact on future games.
In Milwaukee George Black weighed 164 3 4 pounds and beat Chuck Hertney who weighed 160 by decision. In Detroit Chuck Woods 136 4 defeated Tony Canzoneri 143 of New York in a ten round bout. Dutch Weimer 182 from Tucson Arizona defeated Bob Olin 174 to claim the lights heavyweight title in a ten round match.
Yale relay swimming team clocked 4 06.8 for 400 meters to break the four year old 2174 mark. The quartet consisted of Charles Rogers Dick Wilson Dave Livingstone and Die Cook. Thiel edged Allegheny 28 to 20 in a close basketball finish.
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