Dempsey Eyes Break and Big Cards in Chicago
Promoter Jack Dempsey, facing a red financial spell, plans a Chicago comeback with two strong light heavyweight draws, Lomski and Braddock, and aims to stage heavyweight bouts with Marl Mastro, Kid Chocolate, and a Fields-McLarnin defense to regain money. The Pittsburgh note adds regional implications for Warren Corry.
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Battalion routs Company A 40 to 25 in state armory clash
Erie Second Battalion trounces Company A on the State Armory court by 40 to 25 led by Matt and Jeff caliber guards Kelly and Doyle. Doyle starts hot with floor shots, Kelly adds six double-deckers late as the visitors build an early lead and hold firm through the final stanza. Only about a dozen fans witness the lopsided game with limited drama in the late period.
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Jamestown Beats Warren In Comeback Home Win
Jamestown defeats Warren High 22 to 20 on Warren’s home floor in a hard fought game. Jamestown improves to seven wins in as many starts as Sandy Giunta misses the trip due to illness. Jamestown reserves also topple Warren seconds 80 to 21.
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Yanks Have No Plans of Trading Ruth Says Ruppert
New York owner Col Jacob Ruppert states Babe Ruth will not be traded or sold while his value remains high. He rejects outside salary contributions as syndicate baseball and emphasizes Ruth’s $580000 with the Yankees is a solid investment. Barrow adds negotiations must come from Ruth, not the club, for next season.
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Presbyterians and Methodists Win Cage Games
Presby terians and Methodists win cage games in a Tuesday evening set of league matchups. In the volley ball standings Presbyterians lead the Sunday School league with Baptists and Methodists trailing. Basketball results saw the Presbyterians defeat Episcopalians 41 to 32 and the Methodists crush the Baptists 80 to 28.
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Beavers Rally to Beat Keystones 26 23 on Junior High Court
Corry High fossers overturned a bye point lead to defeat the Keystones 26 to 23 on the Junior High court. Hovey, Jackson and Detemas contributed heavily for the Beavers with several field goals while Hadlock scored a dozen from the floor and twice from the foul line for the losing quintet. Curtis refereed the game at the State Armory as the Keys trailed 7-4 after one, 7-7 at halftime, and the final period swung back to the Beavers for the victory.
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Raymonds Lose 46 to 32 in Hard Fought Game
Sports brief notes the Raymonds suffered a 46 to 32 defeat. The item sits among classified ads and notices including Lost and Found, vehicles for sale, and help wanted sections, reflecting a busy local newspaper page. The score line appears amid a cluttered page with grainy OCR.
Sun iors Score Over Columbus in Prep Victory
Suniors defeated Columbus High by a comfortable margin as Corry Senior High prepared for a tough game versus Gridley High. The early lead built after 42 points and solid attack from Dave reading set the tone for a decisive win ahead of Friday’s matchup.
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Rifle Shoot Last Evening and Property for Sale Listings
Brief notices list a rifle shoot last evening and multiple real estate ads. G. A. Stockton offers a 12 18t1 building at 5 East Washington Street, Harvey Paterson sells a six room house with bath, George Patterson sought at 412 East Street, and a house and lot at 260 West Frederick Street available by Call 14W 91 49 2311.
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Sealed Fire Hose Bids Sought by City of Corry Pa
The City of Corry Pennsylvania invites sealed proposals for 1000 feet of fire hose with couplings supplied by the city. Bids must be addressed to the city clerk and marked Bid Fire Hose with bidder name and address. Each bid includes a certified check or money order of 100 dollars. The council may reject all bids or waive formalities to suit the city’s best interests.
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Knights of Columbus Face Youngsville in Court Night Clash
At St Edward's High Court two games headline the evening with the Knights of Columbus meeting Youngsville Fire Department Quintet in the main attraction. The Corry Jamestown tossers will oppose in a secondary pairing, delivering a crowded lineup of local hoops action.
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Wrestlers Consider Ban By Illinois Athlete Commission
In Chicago on January 1 a debate arose over measures to eliminate Illinois Athlete Commission division allowing or prohibiting heavyweight wrestlers to compete. Officials weigh options to enforce a ban on heavyweight participation within the state’s future events.
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