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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1923
Page
3
Penn football circles report Louie A Young named head coach at Penn State following end of season shifts. The football committee convened yesterday to confirm Young as successor to John Mewmue, with plans for a three year term at Washington & Jefferson cited as context.
A series of boxing results reported from Lawrence, New York, Washington, Lawrence again, Augusta, York, and IYO. Winners include Stanislaus Zhys ako, Pat Patey Young, Mike Castre, Johnny Vox, Nasi, Romeo Rouch, and Jack Bernstein in various rounds. Dubious spellings and OCR errors obscure some names and places.
United Press reports on selecting an All American sprinter for the 100 and the debate among Charley Paddock Al Leconey Loren Seurhingen and Bob McAllister. Indoor versus outdoor timing and training limits frame the discussion as contenders converge eastward for the coming outdoor season.
United Press reports in Harrisburg on January 6 that 922 drivers had licenses revoked and 202 named on a black list. Six licenses will be revoked or blacklisted for intoxication, with 28 revocations and 17 blacklistings due to that cause.
Corry High basketball team fell 42 to 4 against Erie in a one sided game. The Corry five struggled on both ends as Erie’s defense stifled their offense and controlled the pace. The local squad aims to rebound next Friday at home against Whion City, with a sharper effort anticipated.
Scout league action resumes with Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts set to compete at Arnors and Presbyterifi gymnasiums. Teams face early indoor shoots and preparations build toward next Saturday’s opening contests with promise of lively competition.
Maine cannot grow sugar cane as the state remains the only one in the union where cane cannot be raised. The crop would reach only a few feet and fail to yield sweetness, making a ton of sugar prohibitively costly. In contrast Maine corn is praised as the sweetest in the region.
Corny's Koyitonsi We fodeney to Shipliard tonight for a game with the Blightvy. Latona, a top east dribbler and Lincomb Star of Buffalo, may join St. Anthony's Spern to boost the visitors in the Keystones clash next Wednesday.
The Industrial Volley Ball League will begin its championship schedule next Tuesday evening. Teams include the Tannery, Raymond Manufacturing Company, Railroad, and Corry Jamestown. A silver cup will be awarded to the winner.
Evelyn Nesbit, noted figure linked to the Thaw case, is described as critically ill with pneumonia. The fragment notes a troubled history with morphine and public scandals, mentioning her associations with Jack Clifford and Harry K. Thaw, and a recent private hospital stay. only her son Russell is cited as not involved in the drug issue.
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