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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1934
Page
2
Belief grows that Babe Ruth could take over as manager of the New York Yankees in 1935. In county action Beavers win, taking an early lead and sealing a 19 to 1 triumph over Me an High. Edinboro and Albion also win while Waterton loses in a Southern Division schedule.
The Bergerites and Talonites claim decisive wins as North East moves toward undisputed division lead. Key clashes feature Viktory over Liwrence Park and Palview upsetting Ivy Lory, with multiple teams trading tight scores and standout performances by Marvin, Whim Clip, and Gaby.
St Stanislaus surged to an early 12-0 lead, held off St Edward's late rally, and triumphed 28-17. Sonny starred at center for the visitors while St Edward's fought back with Prugar and tight defense, narrowing the gap to seven in the third before Stanislaus pulled away late.
A garbled report highlights Bob Horistor and Sapiamore at Washington State College promising a standout Pacific Coast conference debut this year. It notes a 240 pound fighter with a plaid outfit, showing how easily he dominates opponents and weighs in at the scales.
Fragments describe Lott and Grant in a finals confrontation with garbled names and unclear details. The text hints at a basketball or combat context amid confusing OCR errors, referencing Chimie Laity and Atlin.
Locatelli defeated Ragland’s Sd Bore at Madison Street Gardens in a night victory described as more decisive than last spring in London. The Italian champion weighed 1374 pounds and gained a second win over the Whitechapel whirlwind in a closely contested bout.
A study of the November election reveals that only 60 percent of Pennsylvania voters cast ballots on prohibition repeal. Readings indicate turnout and voting patterns with limited support for repeal, reflecting ongoing tension over alcohol policy.
United Press reports in New York that Babe Ruth may take Yankees managerial duties in 1935 after a meeting with Ruppert and Ruth. The piece weighs multiple theories about Ruth, Gehrig, and possible front office deals, noting publicity, finances, and Ruppert’s disappointment with past seasons.
The Sherman Independents did not travel to face Corry, drawing a 18 to 18 tie with the Corry team. Monday night’s schedule included a next game against Clymer, with Flying Bateman touted as a key attraction and local fans urged to attend.
An NBA led discussion among national shoe retailers considered a plan to unify stores under a single franchise title. Five newly listed properties were shown as potential openings on East Main Street as part of the rollout.
A Harrisburg report states a statewide trout stocking expansion beginning this year aims to improve distribution across streams. The plan introduces higher water quality and larger fish to broaden access for anglers and align with yearlong stocking and broader habitat improvements.
Scholastic results list multiple schools with varying scores across events. East team led with several high finishes including 29 points, while Jamestown and Warren posted notable scores. Other schools such as Falconer, St Marys, and Ashtabula contributed points in a busy district meet.
Company A faces Jamestown Taverns in a Sunday basketball game in the M.G.A. league. Jamestown, champions two years ago, finished mid table last season and will test Company A’s slow start this year as preliminary contests set the stage for an exhibition at 2:80 o'clock with a general admission fee.
Arch Eddy reports Philadelphia Nationals optimistic for the season with Jimmy Wilson appointed manager. Wilson, a former pitcher, plans to guide the pitching staff and stresses building trust and confidence in hurlers. He discusses his coaching philosophy and prior playing career, noting his time with the New Haven and Philadelphia organizations.
The Corry Rod and Gun Club travels to Meadville for a key North Central Pennsylvania Rifle League match against the Lions, strong contenders for the title. Meantime, Lions posted 1167 last week vs Lawrence Park Pals, while Corry tallied 1440 in a previous trim of the Rovers. Arthur Knapp led practice with a 234, Merle Israelson close behind.
Jan 13 at Titusville Pipersville the Corry Junior High five faced a 30 to 7 defeat as Rich Winor High found a tartar in the foe. Ty Wenley led with steady defense and steady drives while teammates Clits Reverde and Tuck Herd contributed in a scrappy, low scoring affair.
Long driving duo Hanky Coopelstein and Johnny Rogers from Denver faced sharp competition in a crowded match. The event opened with 64,000 fans watching as veterans of the season saw Cooper and Rogers eliminated by rivals, while others advanced or bowed out in a tense fourth round.
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