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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
2
In Coray Evening Journal, three teams remain undefeated in the Y League. The piece also covers junior high basketball enthusiasm, a notable Union City death, and local pool tournament results with upcoming games and matchups.
City Service teams lead the YMCA League after second week play. Results show Co. A 83 21. Mets Berbers 11. Co. A Reserves 18 Aero Supply 12. Cuties Service 18 Hillis Electric 14. Next week's schedule includes Reserve vs Gilies Service and Aero Supply vs Ellis Wisethie.
The independent Clymer Flying Dutchmen, nicknamed Flying Dutchmen, earned their eleventh win of the season with a 23 to 22 victory over North East Alumni. They face the Erie Colorers Monarchs next, after recent results including wins over Silver Creek, Dunkirk, and Randolph in a strong season run.
A garbled local notice claims an engagement involving Mildred Harrie Chaptin, wife of Charles Chaplin, with inconsistent references to Bausch and a Minnes hand. Mia Chaplin’s fan D B Robinson is cited.
Erie Tech, led by Eddie Abramoski, meets Corry High on the junior high floor in a high profile clash. The Beavers recently beat Clymer and aim to extend a rising athletic program’s momentum as they travel to face the Orange and Black in a anticipated season highlight.
New York dispatch reports Babe Didrikson, now a professional, being challenged by Countess Vina Jeanne La Mui of France for a 10 round catchweight bout. La Mui, 25, weighs 115 pounds and claims the world featherweight title contendership while Didrikson, weighing 133 pounds, prepares with training and client-artist duties as manager Gorge E. Fimerson weighs options.
Henry McLemore reports on a Madison Square Garden heavyweight bout featuring Schaaf Poveda and Carmelo with Siegfried Ernie and others. The piece notes public interest, police reserve deployment potential, and the chance the winner earns a title shot against Jack Sharkey.
Claude B Thornhill former Pitt star of 1916 was chosen to succeed Pop Warner as Stanford football coach. Thornhill, then line coach, helped develop the forward wall while Warner devised spin plays. The Stanford board cited his intimate knowledge of the Warner system as key. Ernie Nevers named first assistant as Thornhill joins staff. Warner’s departure follows 1932 season to Tempe University. Thornhill played with Jock Sutherland in 1910 and coached Army teams during WWII.
Junior teams travel to Burton and St Richards High travels 10 Greenville for the Erie Diotessn League opener. St Michael's and Bu wards show bright hopes, while a tough Bellflower run up by Bioton High challenges the Juniors at Toessyne court. A win over Buyin would boost confidence for a strong season.
Legendary American tennis icon William Tatem Tilden II announced retirement from competitive play in June after a Europe tour, then plans to promote large indigo tennis courts in new cities including Byoutelyn and White Plains New York. He will continue exhibition appearances through February before a coast to coast tour in March.
The report lists Billy Papie of Los Angeles stopping Rob Noxwood at 170 pounds in Pasadena. Ernie Jurado, at 124, defeats Ad Herman at 145 in a separate bout. outcomes reflect a night of ring action with local fighters recording decisions and stoppages.
Gene Sarazen, winner of the British and U S opens, is the favorite to win the $9,000 Los Angeles Open at Wilshire. He posted 70s in practice on the Almont Wilshire course as top competitors Craig Wood Eddie Lopas and George Vanderbuilt also shot under par. The event begins with 18 holes Sunday.
United Press reports Michigan will receive the Kunte Rockneme moral trophy, symbolizing national football champions. The award follows the Illinois-Michigan basketball game at Ann Arbor, announced by Prof Frank Dickinson, originator of the rating system used for the trophy.
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