More Players Than Fans Here In Basketball Notes
Corry’s sports scene discusses college athletics finance and fan interest, noting seven local basketball games last Tuesday with more players than spectators. Boxing headlines cover Primo Carnera’s debut triumph and predictions of his future fame, while baseball star Al Simmons denies salary holdout rumors as spring training looms.
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Cochran ton Beavers clash in Corry tonight
Cochranton High plays Beavers at Corry Junior High tonight at 8 30. Preliminary features Corry High reserves and Company A seconds at 7 80. Titusville Herald notes their 29 to 19 loss to Cochranton, with Tesser hurt and KOE filling center.
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Corry Girls Triumph Over Youngsville in 21 12 Win
Corry High girls beat Youngsville 21 to 12 on Youngsville’s court to notch their second win of the season. M Kormas starred at guard with scoring spread among Amidon Auer and Gumbleton as Corry led 13 to 4 at halftime.
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Piai Loses In Erie Ring In Six Round Decisions
In Erie last night Johnny Piai of Greenville fell in ten rounds. Ray Collins of Erie won a six round decision over Eddie Kaufman. Heavy Andrews of Erie defeated Jack Simpson of Ashtabula in six rounds. Frankie Bojorski of Evie beat Nick Severo of Meadyisle in six. Joe Schlund of Cleveland won over Whitey Stevenson of Erie in four.
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Ariels Tie Wantshouse in Jamestown Semi-Pro Bout
Jamestown Ariels, the local semi pro basketball team, battled the Wantshouse Construction Co. squad from Westfield to a 26 to 26 draw on the State Armory floor last night in a fast paced contest. The late surge by Wantshouse kept the game tight, while the Ariels showcased sharp defence and steady offense to secure the stalemate.
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Italian Giant Carnera Knocks Out Peterson in One Round
Primo Carnera, the Italian giant, KOed Big Boy Peterson in 1 minute 10 seconds at Madison Square Garden in his American debut. A 20,000 crowd saw Carnera dominate, weighing 269½ pounds to Peterson’s 209. He celebrated at a Broadway nightclub, dining heavily, then planned more fights in Canada Newark Chicago and future matchups arranged by Jack Dempsey and James A. Farley.
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K of C Quintet Romps 75 to 22 Over Corry Visitors
The newly organized K of C team defeated Corry K of C five 75 to 22 in a St Edwards St Titus prelim. Pat Foley led with 25 points on 11 field goals and four free throws, Mile Kielp added 20, Brady 14. Welcht paced Corry with nine. The locals led 7 in the third.
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Gridley High defeats Corry Juniors after early Gridley surge
Gridley High of Erie seized a 10 to 1 lead in the opening period and extended it to 17 to 6 at halftime, then held off Corry Juniors who outscored in the last half to finish 21 to 11. Dave led the Corry attack with a strong showing, but unable to close the gap.
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Company A Faces Meadville Tonight In Local Classic
Company A’s basketball team suffered its second defeat of the week, losing 42 to 20 to the Clymer Flying Dutchmen. The A’s, who trailed early, now prepare for a third game in a week at the State Armory tonight against Meadville, while the Corry Jamestown five meet an Erie quintet in the preliminary at 7:30.
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Injuries in Ring Fatal In Detroit Lightweight Dies
Detroit lightweight Mickey Darmon real name Nichlas Armand dies from injuries after his fifth round bout with Eddie Koppy. Darmon suffered a fractured skull and cerebral hemorrhage. Koppy and manager Charlie Moore were released after investigation. Goodman defeats Strub in ten rounds in Pittsburgh with a strong seventh round rally.
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Emmanuel and Meth Center church notices and events
The Immanuel and First Methodist centers announce a busy week with 9 45 A M services for all ages, 11 A M sermons, 7 30 P M programing, and youth activities including Girl and Boy Scout meetings. A Golden Tureen supper at the Episcopal church and various choir, music, and religious instruction events are listed.
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