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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1934
Page
2
St Ow varsity suffer a thrilling loss while Corry Gunners claim their third straight win in a tight contest. Celoron High upset Mayville before, as several regional teams faced off in front of a lively junior high crowd amid a busy schedule.
Corry High School suffered a disastrous home defeat to Union City as poor shooting and sloppy defense doomed the Beavers. Union City pulled away early, led by sharp ball handling and strong defense, while Cory showed little spark. The game ended with Union City ahead 24 to 9, and jubilant visitors controlled most of the action.
Walnut Creek fell to Corry Rod and Gun Club 1180 to 1116 in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League at the First Avenue range. Bowers of Walnut Creek led with 237 while Te ruelson posted 234 and Kihnberger 231 for the local squad. Hansen 280, Loveland 239, and Knapp 426 boosted Corry’s top five.
New York state guardsmen provide opposition as the Ramblers face Sherman Independents and Company A meets Westfield in a 2 20 o clock doubleheader at the State Armory tomorrow. Sherman aims to display strong play against local rivals while Company A hopes to capitalize on its talent under Captain Houghton. Walters and North Mountain are back with Sherman after a shortened game with Clymer.
Pitt plans a demanding 1984 schedule opening with Washington Jefferson and West Virginia. The slate features USC, Minnesota, Notre Dame, Nebraska, Navy and Carnegie Tech, with Pitt seeking a national title run if it avoids defeats or ties in key games.
Frankie Frisch states he will keep the St Louis Cardinals lineup largely intact for the coming season. He cites minor off season changes as enough and highlights adding Paul Dean to bolster the pitching staff. Frisch recalls past battles and notes plans to report to spring camp in Florida before heading to St Louis for training.
Titusville's Petienskch, big center, made a dramatic last shot to lift St. Joseph's High over St. Edward's High of Corry 30-29 in a league game. The Roble boys built a 19-11 first half lead, faced a Corry rally, and a late heave sealed the win for Titusville, keeping them within reach of Erie leaders.
Chicago January 20 All hope that any member of the Black Sox who were banned from baseball after the 1919 World Series scandal would be reinstated has been dispelled by Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis denying reinstatement petitions. The commissioner maintains the punishment stands and shows no sign of changing his stance.
Juan Brouillard of Worcester Massachusetts former welter and middleweight champion earned a title shot by a close 11 round decision over Bob Olin at Madison Square Garden before 7 000 fans. He will meet the winner of the Rosenbloom Knight bout in Miami to determine the world light heavyweight title.
Notre Dame’s champion 22 game winning streak faces Pitt tonight in a clash at Pittsburgh’s stadium. The matchup marks a comeback bid after Notre Dame’s last defeat and expected rapid turnout from a large crowd.
United Press reports a series of regional boxing results from New York Garden and surrounding cities. Louw Brownlard of Worcester outpoints Bob Olin in a 10 round affair. Dee Ramage of California outpoints Donald Ree Barry of Washington DC. Abe Folmat of New York defeats Al Ettore of Philadelphia. Red Affinito of New York stops Al Rossi of Newark. Joe Boldin knockouts Al Detroit emic Mayer in Detroit. Johnny Stroppa wins by knockout in Winnipeg. Tddis Himes knocks out Tiny Groves in Detroit. Morgan defeats Jimmy Crawford in Toledo. Pee Wee Gale beaten by Orville Brouilard of Windsor. Goon Tid defeats Wink Torres in Detroit. Mor gan of Toledo earns a decision over Jimmy Crawford. Pee Wee Gale beaten by Orville Brouilard in Windsor.
Scattered scores show Akrin 89 over Mit. Union 20 and Arkansas 46 to Oklahoma 22. Other lines list Bowling Green 5 over Ohio Northern, Davidsdale Idaho? 47 over Virginia Wesleyan and Delaware 2h, Duquesne 43 over Camezie Tech, George Washington 4 VP? Mauss State 43 over Amherst 38, North Carolina 44 over Virginia? St Thomas (Pa.) 44, Providence W and 7 over 88 Bucknell 26.
WRESTLING RESULTS At Salinas Notre Dame wrestler Joe Savoldi defeated Dr Freid Moyer two falls in three. At New York 22nd Armary Ruby Dusek from Omaha drew Paul Boesch in Brooklyn. Names such as George Zarynatl Wkranin Jus Humberto Suamy His Steinke Tum Draws Vic Christie Cmifiintn Tom Alley Australia Hans Kampfer Germany Tittle Beaver North Carolina Spotty McDougal Candas Turk Gabriel appeared in scattered results.
Fragmentary OCR detail shows a municipal notice listing posting terms for mail and carrier options, fines and public space rules, and references to a local site with contemplated improvements. The readable bits mention advertising and a public rest area, with patronage and ceremonial wording suggesting a community announcement.
Partial OCR text shows a disrupted local notice referencing patron days and a national issue. Readable items mention Lex and a brief, unclear context. Further details are unavailable in the legible fragment to identify people, places, or actions.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a 1929 United States matter involving distribution and verification of facts. Unable to determine specifics due to missing context and incomplete names or dates.
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed numbers and phrases about 1932 tax receipts and residents taxing figures. No clear names, places, or dates readable to form a coherent summary or identify entities.
A developing project reveals a major risk impacting progress. Officials warn of potential delays and budget pressure while engineering teams assess mitigation options and safety implications for nearby communities. Local authorities coordinate with stakeholders to address vulnerabilities.
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