Orange And Black Triumph In Corry Junior High Clash
In a heated junior high showdown at Corry High School, the Orange and Black ousted St Titus High of Titusville 27 to 23 after a tied game through three quarters. Key players included Prenatt and Johnson for St Titus and Brown, Curtis, and Burns for Corry, with a late surge sealing the locals’ win amid a crowded gym.
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Orange and Black
St. Titus Basketeers
Boemang
Sueaigas Swan
Whall
Y Hollobaugh
St. Titus
G. Skinner
Johnson
Titusville
Hera
Brown
Corry School
Tovsers
Fitim
Corry
Bue Tota
Deninradyeeile
Lindsey
Tanough
Calla
Queen City
Cas Ler
Toul Pot
Curtis
Totel
Prewatt
Titus
Burns
Lindsegg Cs
Braty
Hetrick
Corry High
Miller
Skinner
Se Brown
Esco
Palmauist
Shields
Scofer
Liner
Clymer Victorious Over Sherman in Low-Scoring Game
Clymer High defeated Sherman 39 to 14 with reserves playing most of the second half. Crist led the scorers with nine points for Clymer while Arlene Crist poured in twenty-two for the Sherman girls as the rivals split wins.
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Clymers High School
Sherman
Phil Skepps
Crist
Byron Wassing Lallied
Hydé Jed
Shermian Hoonstern
Bradbury
Clymer
Sherman Assiss
Arlene Crist
Miss Crist
Sharkey and Heeney Draw In 12 Round Roust
Sharkey and Heene y fight to a twelve round draw at Madison Square Garden with New Zealand challenger Tom Heeney landing cleaner moments. The bout drew about 17 000 fans who booed and hissed as Sharkey failed to dominate, while Heeney showed resilience and rangy aggression throughout the fight.
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United Press
New York
Jack Snaroy
Boston
Himsel
Gene Tunney
Madison Square Garson
Tom Heemy
Trou Gisbotmer
New Zealand
Hiensy
Sharkey
Jack
Heeney
Ron Fal
Tunney
Shirkey
Jigny
Johny Buick
Bblirkey
Chowink
Valegevet
Mosths Jayor
Ul Jing
Close Battle At Junior High Thriller In Gym
The junior high game finished 28 to 22 as the Pine team edged their rivals. Kaey Wor led with 9 points, Laenn scored 9, Chase added 4, and Feldstone and Wleininw contributed. for the Wild Molsbination squad Vandeener had 5 and Thayer 6.
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Samus
Wilteriy
Laenn
Chase
Faltone
Alyom
Vandeener
Shunkon
Thayer
Borover
Ieed
Ulmer
Keystones Fall to Plint Hig Reds in Flint
The Corry Keystones lost 39 to 25 at Flint against the Plint Hig Reds. White led scoring with twelve points as reporters noted limited details from coach Downey. The team is slated to play Cleveland Monday night. Detroit dispatch.
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Corry Keystones
Michigan
Large turnout for rifle shoot Friday night at Corry club
The Corry Rod and Gun Club drew the season’s biggest turnout for a Friday night practice on the Library basement range. Visitors Ditmer and Wallace shot well in their初 appearance as Lawrence Park No. 2 prepares for a Northwestern Pennsylvania Rite League match Wednesday. Corry beat Lawrence Park by 17 points in their last meeting.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club
Ditmer
Wallace
Lawrence Park No. 2
Corry Club
Lawrence Park Marksmen
EME l
Daneys
F. Smith
Lillie
Beagle
Rittelberger
Howe
Dh Rickerson
Slordan
AN AG
Bat
Taraelson
Scholastic Cage Scores Report From Corry and Nearby
Corry High 2 percent and St. Titi 28 lead a mixed cage score roundup featuring Erie Cathedral High 69, Evie Central 45, Weayen 4, Eufo Lauvelts 37, Sounestown 29, Ol City 4, Tinleumlle 1, Franklin 20, and Meadvillé 40 in a fragmented tally from local scholastic games.
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Corry High
St. Titi
Erie Cathedral High
Wis' Wat's
Evie Central
Weayen
Eufo Lauvelts
Sounestown
Ol City
Tinleumlle
Franklin
Meadvillé
Tunney Rickard Speculation Shapes Boxing Year
Frank Getty outlines conflicting reports on Gene Tunney plans, noting possible title defenses and the tease around a Dempsey rematch. He suggests Rickard dislikes Tunney and that Tunney may fight multiple times, with Tampa Bay and Chicago stops cited as possible bouts amid ongoing hype. Other sports notes cover Cathedral High and Kanty in the Mrs Dickson Basketball League opening.
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Frank Getty
United Press
Gene ‘Inney
Tack Dempsey
Doc” Kearns
Uyx
Tilney
San Francisco
Tom Hoeney
Yankee Stadium
Parish
Jack Delaney
Chicago
Ballyhoo
Tunney
Pickard
Jack Dempsey
Gene
Tex Rickard
Weber
Fields
Rickard Millike
Columbus High Victorious In County Basketball League
Columbus High won their first Grenville County Basketball League game as Center Gohumibur led with seven field goals and three free throws for seventeen points. Youngsville varsity upset by Columbus girls 41 to 10.
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Rigy Senor Cerentou
Youngsville
Columbus Scholaytion
Lins Warton County
Bate
Gohumibur Center
Churrad
Suventeen
Paints
Ths -Younpavills
Colimbur Tasaier
Columbus Walloped Viciois Highlash Aveols
Chatkasg
Tip
Junior High Squad Wins Narrowly in Court of Match
The Junior High team crediting coach and players, including Hixson and Paulzon, secured a 2A victory over Ure Junior High. Scorers and other teammates such as Burrough, Kimmey, Lanston, Jackson, Harvey, and Mountain contributed as the club claimed the win in Friday play.
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Rosners
Wriday
Hixson
Rossead
Paulzon
Burrough
Kimmey
J. A. Lanston
Jackson
Harvey
Mountain
Jourdet Picks Hanover Five In East
Lon Jourdet, Penn advisor and innovator of the five man defense, writes on Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League outlook. He selects Dartmouth as the strongest Eastern champion contender, with Princeton also strong. Jourdet notes Penn, once coached by Corey, lost eight seniors but remains a leading authority on basketball strategy.
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Dartmouth
Corryite
Lon Jourdet
University of Pennsylvania
Alliance
Jourdet
B. M. Jourdet
Jourrdet
Princeton
Penn
Corey Boy
Ihlea
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Melvoy
Burkbied
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