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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1935

Page

2

High School Hoop Squad Faces Youthful Season

The Corry High basketball team, notably young with seven players averaging 16 to 17 years, 5 ft 8 in to 5 ft 9 in and about 140 pounds to 185 pounds, shows speed and spirit under coach Bil Myers. Captain Merton Biloh and teammates Fitch, Roelofs, Baresi, Don Paulson, Hurlburt, Wed Taylor, and Bud Curtty are profiled as a high-spirited squad aiming for success despite small stature.

Merton Biloh Utis Corry High Fitch Bob" Roelofs Rocloff Herlt Joe Baressi Baresi Bantay Don Paulson Siveteen Paul Hurlburt Uutte Taylor Taylor Tras Caprie & Furl Bud Curttgy Moon

Beavers Battle Waterford Tonight In League

High school cagers in strong form face Waterford at Junior Tid court in the opening test of the Evie County League southern bracket. Coach Myers may start Roelofs or Baressi at forward with Paulson Hutthurt at center and Curtis Taylor at guard as Corry seeks early league dominance amid Rival Union City Edinboro Athion Melican battles on the same bill.

Sesson Waterford Evie County Lawyers Five Ue High William Myers Guirtet Roelofs Fitch Baressi Paulson Ay Hutthurt Curtis Taylor Lkely Ke Varsity Howard Sheen Sheen Corry Union City Edinboro Athion Melican Finnboro Iia Union Giky Erie Pech BT Ala Brie Pabley Hine

Dukes Meet Pitt In City Rivalry On Hardwood

Duquesne and Pittsburgh spark the annual city title clash on the Stadium floor tonight at 4 15 p m. The Dukes coached by Chick H Rowles have shown rapid improvement while Pitt's squad features veterans from last season and recent victories over Bucknell Indiana Teachers and Wisconsin. The match promises a high level battle as both teams seek early-season bragging rights in a tense intra city showdown.

Pittsburgh Duquesne Pict Oicland Blufites Panthers DeSoto Street Witalion Hilltop Pa. Allen Art Reldhian Jim MacDougal Brenner Marty Reiter Dutey Moore Doposters Cour Chick Hwyles Oakland Sind Hoya Havi Bucknell Twi Buller Indiana Wisconsi

Pittsburg basketball game ends with narrow margin loss

Skibos offer Ty tans battle Titans in Pittsburg as Hegue Carnegie Tavh's team fights hard after half, but Westminster invaders snap back to win 38 to 80. Six foot Johnny Willits from Ford City scores the winning baskets for Westminster while Ray Syvenoy adds one of two final free throws.

Pittsburgh Jaly Carnegie Tavh

Game stocking expands in depleted Pennsylvania areas

The Pennsylvania Game Commission plans to stock thousands of rabbits and other game in depleted areas across the commonwealth. About 50,000 rabbits have been ordered with a shipment released near the city, while the department seeks suitable sites and districts for systematic release through district game protectors.

Pennsylvania Game Commission Commonwealth Cor~ry Rodang Gun Club Ins

Helen Jacobs May Sign With Pro Troopers Tennis Troupe

United Press reports promoter Bill O'Brien plans to add Fred Perry Helen Jacobs and Mrs Eileen Whittingstall to a professional tennis stars troupe. Jacobs US women's champion, O'Brien says he offered 15000 and met 20000 demand. Perry world champion in Abs trat

United Press New York Bill O'Brien Fred Perry Helen Jacobs Eileen Bennett Whittingstall Britain Miss Jacobs U.S O'Brien Lester Stowfoi Madison Square Garuma Hough Hai Lott Stoelen

Shaughnessy to go to Harvard

Chicago January 1 Clarke Stauth reports persistent rumors that Shaughnessy will be Harvard's next football coach. Vice President Woodward declined to comment while Chicago papers note Avery efforts to retain him. If Harvard offers, Shaughnessy may deliberate on the advisability of a change.

United Press Chicago Clarke Stauthneway Comeh Harvard Woodward Avery Shaughnessy Chygo Shaughost

Hunting Licenses Near 1931 Record In 1934 Season

Harrisburg January report from the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners notes the 1934 hunting season was the second strongest since 1913. Adolph Miller of Norristown was re elected president with Creveling of Wilkes-Barre as vice president. Revenue data show 606 824 resident and 5 027 nonresident licenses issued excluding December sales, closely approaching 1931 figures. The board reported 40 primary preserves totaling 11 903 acres and 15 auxiliary refuges of 4 810 acres, mainly for turkeys and small game. State game lands total 1305 properties, enclosing 127 188 acres. Production included 43 903 ringneck pheasants, 5 325 babewhite quail, 2 000 wild turkeys and 833 wild ducks. Four state game farms are noted, with the first acquired in Lycoming County in 188.

United Press Harrisburg Pennylvania Boas of Game Commissioners Adolph Mille Norristown Amit Creveling Wilkes-Barre W. M. Moore Philacziphia Yesteeaay Department of Revenuy Ajl Small Ukentale Pame Farms I Lycom Mgounty

Pirates Seek Bill Shepherd In Pittsburgh Feud

Rumors from Pittsburgh report the Pirates attempting to sign Bill Shepherd as they seek reinforcements after two costly seasons. Analyst Joe Bach plans a Western trip to assess fresh talent while coaching staff weigh new player options amid financial strain. Snow disrupted the Whitely Top Ring as the rink crew faced delays in setup and operations tonight.

Pittsburgh Att Ronsy Avene Pittaburgh Foothill Loaph Bill Shepent Maryland Nist Kewon Wiraten Oonby Tix Joe Bach

Scholastic Games Tonight Across Several Cities

Waterford plays Gorey and Erle Strong Vinewat faces Dunkirk while North East meets Millcreek. Aniston City travels to Buinboro and Motion wt Miekeebat is noted. Dil City AE Coce Anton and Aayvilly AL Weatuld Wurtiy visit Wexireay.

Waterford Gorey Erle Strong Vinewat Dunkirk North East Millcreek Aniston City Buinboro Motion Miekeebat Dil City Coce Anton Aayvilly AL Weatuld Wurtiy Wexireay

Baer and Louis Meet in Detroit Card as Promoters Eye Clash

Max Baer and Joe Louis headline a Detroit Olympia show under promoters Nate Seui and Jim Mullen. Louis seeks his 13th straight win while Baer eyes a ChicagoSeptember title path. Perroni and Hunt add depth as Louis bets on a Perroni upset and Baer looms for a Levinsky rematch.

George Kirkley United Press Detroit Max Baer Nortd Joe Louis Olympia Baer Louis Babe Hunt Vetvan Olsighorma Patsy Perroni Cleveland Iver Perron Johnny Riscard Perroni Peroni King Levinsky Chicago Lotis BeEinaly Montgomery Ala Lee Ramage Stanley Poreda Charles Marsern Art Sykes Smark Gree Baer En Looge

Junior High Plays Tonight at Youngsville

Conca Pomeroy leads the Junior High squad to Youngsville to clash with the local junior high in the first scholastic game on the schedule. Ten players are expected to suit up as the team looks to rebound after a season of mixed results and eager student supporters fill the stands.

Junior High Five Youngsville Conca Pomeroy Thas Tyre Ang MKS Ferip Wwe Linity

Hubbell Signs for Same Pay Reported

New York Jan 4 Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants reportedly signed for the same pay as Dizzy Dean of the St Louis Cardinals in a contract tied to the 1985 season. The league’s top pitchers were linked to the renewal as details circulated of a deal around $28,000 to $722,000 range with terms largely unchanged.

United Press New York Carl Hubfell New York Giants Dizey Dean St. Loui Cardinals Sigmine New York Rasster Uliion Fer Donn Cardinals

Inside tennis talk with Stoefen and Lott in New York

In a chat with Henry McLemore, Stoefen discusses prize money cuts, indoor ambitions, and rivalries with Vines Tilden and Mako. Lott speculates on aging, carrying Stoefen in doubles, and prospects for Moody’s comeback while Stoefen courts attention for an upcoming tour.

Lott Stoefen Greg Mangin Vines Tilden Sim Gene Mako Stafen Moody

Varosz Out For Three Months By Injuries

Rochester Pa Sam Teddy Taross welterweight champion will be out for at least three months with injuries after a troubling report from WORTU. The public notice confirms Taross is sidelined and unable to defend the title in the near term.

Varosz United Press Rochester Sam Teddy Taross WORTU Maibie

Opening Match in Rifle League Here Next Week

Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League opens with Mele Israelion missing from Corry Rod and Gun Club as Jamalson left for Akron. The royal marksmen were set for Lake Lawrence Park tonight but postponed due to Corry shooters unavailable. The schedule runs January through April with Meadvile, Mayville, Walnut Creek, Park 1 and 2, and Corry facing multiple opponents across home and away matches.

Mele Israelion Pennsylvania Corry Rod and Gun Club Jamalson Akron Ohio Corry Club Actod le 2d Lawrence Park Corry Park Meadville Mayville Mead Ville Park 2 Walnut Creek Cowy Mayalle Park 1 Mayville Park Tech Corey Walnut Meadvillé Meadvile Parka Meadville Walnutaverk Mbvie Parie Meadille Mareh & Meadville Maven Cory Pat Meal Ville Parke Pak Tt Meadville 2

Corry Bowlers Beat Titusville in Night at Recreation Alleys

Stone led the Corry Bowlers to a win over the Titusville Keglers at the Recreation Alleys last night. Krone tallied 175 in the first game and, after a stumble, struck through the second and third games to edge to a 4 213 and 28 average of 207. Lineups were as follows.

Stone Titusville

College Scores From scattered meets and results

Ohio Northern beat Brifton in overtime with 25 points while Tego scored 22. Michigan edged Calgate 44 to 41 as Drake posted 95 in a win over Letilghy 23. East Stroudsburg defeated Widwwlun 44 to Westminster 0. Carnegie Tonk Wy and Waynesboro played to a low scoring game as Glenville and Drake contributed 8 6 2 83 in a mixed set of results. Crichton led with 29 while Bubleey and Chiopute St. added limited points.

Ohio Northern Brifton Ot Tego Michigan Calgate Drake Letilghy East Stroudsburg Widwwlun

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