Boxer Joe Louis recounts brutal Braddock bout and hockey note
The article recalls Joe Louis describing his hard fought rounds with Braddock and the suggestion that Ali would prefer a fight in later days. It also includes a note on hockey's rising appeal in Northwestern Pennsylvania with Rangers Canadiens attendance figures and plans for Corry public rink. It reports Hank Marino relinquishing his bowling title, Ned Day challenging for the crown, and a Pennsylvania deer hunting and wildlife harvest summary.
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Three teams tie for top in YMCA basketball league
Three teams share first in the City YMCA circuit after last night’s games at the junior high gym. Raymonds led by Red Taylor with 11 points beat Corry-James 17 to 15. Franz Furniture defeated Aero Supply 28 to 11, and Merchants beat St Edward’s Alumni 26 to 9.
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Red Taylor
Corry-James
George Franz
Franz Furniture Club
Aero Supply
Merchants
St. Edward's Alumni
Reymonns
Franz
St. Ed's
Corry-Jamestown Merchants
Corry-James, Taylor
Caldwell J . Stroup Jackson
DeJean
Skinner Hovey
Hixson Pitcavage
Beagle
C Ity Acros
Gowell Mead
Hand
Williams
Cogswell Sears
Sears Moir
Swanték Mountain
Aeros
Daye
Burns Healed Without a Scar by San-Cura Ointment
An endorsement from Hattie S. Pitts of Washington DC touts San-Cura Ointment as curing a severe facial burn with no scarring. The ad claims quick healing for burns bruises cuts bites and other skin ailments and markets 5c and 60c jars at drug stores.
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Hattie S. Pitts
Iowa Circle
Washington, D. C
Braddock Farr title clash draws 15000 at Madison Square Garden
United Press reports a 15,000 attendance forecast for the Braddock versus Farr 10 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Tommy Farr is a 2-4-1 favorite over James J. Braddock, with odds reflecting the fighters’ recent forms and career crossroads.
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United Press
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Aving
Tommy Farr
Wales
Joe Louis
Jersey Hills
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Braddock
Madison Square Garden
Bradcock
Heould
British Isles
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Parr
Joe Tottis
Citizens Bank Keglers Win 3 From Electric
Citizens Bank ke glers defeated the Penn Electric squad in the Antler League last evening. Gassius Sears led the winners with a 199 average and a 161 game as the team totaled 2417 pins.
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Penn. Electric
Gassius Sears
Penn Electric
Ave. Scheppner
Maloney
Carnig
F. Kinley
Citizens Bank ' Chase
Sears
Keating
Parker
Sandstrom
Obra
Rockets Invade Oil City For Loop Game Clash
Titusville Rockets and Oil City are the league’s only unbeaten teams in Section 2 District 10 meeting at Oil City tonight. Oil City seeks a win to stay atop the standings, while Titusville aims to split the top spot with a victory. Oilers are 3–0 in league play and 9–0 overall, while Titusville has won both league games against Meadville and Corry. Meadville visits Franklin in another league matchup. Rocky Grove at Franklin has been moved to tomorrow.
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Rockets
Titusville
Iud Wells
Oi City
Oil City
Oilers
Hes
Meadville
Corry
Franklin
Rocky Grove
Cambridge Bootblack Sign Causes Confusion
A Cambridge police report notes a bootblack with a sign claiming shines at six and ten cents. The boy explains the pricing as five cents per shoe, leaving the sign and rates unclear to passersby.
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Bootlock
Morris Chapin Named President of Rod Gun Club
Morris Chapin was elected president of the Corry Rod and Gun Club at a meeting in the club's new rooms on North Center street. Clair Capwell became vice president, Herbert Carroll secretary and treasurer, Carl Nelson range officer, and Lloyd Stowe trustee for three years. Plans were made for a four team City Rifle League to start soon, with hopes for more teams and a walk‑in circuit. Interested participants should contact Arthur Knapp or Ralph Weigting before the week ends.
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Corry
Lloyd Meer Iimik
Chapin
North Center Street
Clair Capwell
Herbert Carroll
Carl Nelson
Lloyd Stowe
Arthur Knapp
Ralph Weichtng
Pasadena Open Golf Draws 260 Pros for $8,000
More than 260 professionals join a three day Pasadena open golf tournament at Brookside course with $8,000 prize. The field tees off as Fannie Thomson from Delaware, Pa., and Sam Snead from White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., draw major attention though Brookside favors accuracy over distance.
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Pasadena
Cal
Brookside Course
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Delaware
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W. Va
Brookside
Pirates Sell Pitcher Jim Weaver to Browns
Pittsburgh January 21 The Pirates owner William E. Benswanger announced the sale of right handed pitcher Big Jim Weaver to the St. Louis Browns in a cash deal. Weaver had spent three seasons with Pittsburgh and ten in the majors, with no price disclosed.
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William E. Benswanger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jim’ Weaver
St. Louis Browns
Weaver
Pirates
Browns
Benswanger
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