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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1938
Page
6
Beavers defeat Cathedral Prep 37 to 10 in the final game as four teams in the rifle loop tied. St Edwards and the Blue Jays host at home tonight as local teams face a tough schedule and praise is given to Beavers despite a record of mixed results this season.
Beavers of Corry High School defeated Cathedral Prep 87 to 16 on the junior high floor last night. Jim Lundy led with 11 points and Paul Sutton added 10 as the Beavers built a 9 to 4 lead after the first period and protected a 21 to 8 halftime advantage. The final period saw strong defense and limited Prep to only one foul as Beavers coaches cleared the bench with 15 players seeing action.
The Conty Ladies Bowling League returns with the Erie Mamnercier Club for a Sunday match on March 6 at 2 PM at fie Recreation Alleys. League members should meet at 12 o'clock Sunday. those interested in going or with cars to call 121-3 or 133-R.
Area of the Midway Islands is one square mile according to the provided text.
One of the largest fields of bowlers is expected for the singles handicap tournament at Recreation Alleys on Thursday and Friday evening. The handicap is 80 percent of the difference between a bowler’s average and 200. this net score, based on three games, determines prizes largely by participation.
Corry bowlers eye Erie district bowling tournament at Erie Ribbons alleys Grie Friday evening. Local bowlers may enter Sunday evening slots 7 and 8 o'clock. contact Al Miller. Mayor Barber to lead opening night with a large prize list across A B C divisions. Entry fee is 1 dollar to cover expenses.
Paris reports the 1910 Olympics postponement question due to Tokyo heat will be settled at the International Olympic Committee meeting in Cairo next week. The issue arose at the Amateur Athletic Federation congress which closed with Siegfried Edstrom reelected as president of Sweden for four years.
Syracuse University line coach Clarence Munn has been released from contract obligations to take a similar post at Michigan. Fritz Crisler, resigning from Princeton to head Michigan, mentored Munn during his standout days at Minnesota. Syracuse authorities said Munn’s two year waiver reflects his bright future in Ann Arbor.
Exiled leader Leon Trotsky was denounced as an ally of secret services over years as Bolshevik leaders declared traitors. The purge led thousands to be called traitors in a three year crackdown and Trotsky went on trial in the Hall of Columns of a former nobles club.
Chicago White Sox depart for Pasadena California to begin spring training for the 1984 American League campaign. Veterans like catcher Luke Sewell headline the group with pitchers Monty Stratton John Dungan Ridgeway Billy Dieterich Bob Uhle and others including Norm Schlueter and Tommy Thompson listed among accompanying players. Terms of Sewell’s $15,000 contract were not disclosed.
Pittsburgh March 2 Anies Frees Wagner a Pittsburgh Pirates baseball coach resigns as high commissioner of the National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress. He says the role requires more time than he can devote and forwards his resignation to Raymond Dumont in Wichita Kansas. He will travel to San Bernardino California next week with the Pirates.
Four City Rifle League teams kept standings tight after Week Six. Emblem Oil Club defeated the American Legion marksmen 327 to 1477, while Raymonds beat the Aeros 1580 to 1610. Ralph Weight led with 243, as Emblems and Legion face Raymonds and Aeros next Monday and Tuesday.
Collins leads the Lades Bowls ing League to two wins over Bracken-Keating and Bayuk Phil lies with two from Kaspers. The Gov den Texacos Cartolla match was postponed. Gunningham’s verge of 180 topped the scores.
Grove City defeated Thiel 47 to 34 while Columbia defeated Harvard 58 to 34 in college basketball action. The results reflect two separate matchups with Grove City and Columbia earning wins on respective schedules.
Two basketball games headline tonight as Ble Jays host Lincoln Junior High in the opening round of the championship series. St Edward's High welcomes St Mary's Dunkirk in a highly anticipated match that could draw a large crowd after Dunkirk's strong season. The Blue Jays face Lincoln while preliminary grade games precede the varsity at 8 o'clock.
Mulheirn s bowling team won two games from the Citizens Bank squad in the Antler League last evening. Cash Sears of the losers had high average for the night 187, while George Roof Ted the winners with an average of 180. Antler League standings show Citizens Bank 12 8 Tot Ave Parker 109 148 103 3680 120 Keating 124 163 146 488 144 Tim 5 14 197 127 418 189 Seara 196 170 98 560 187 Chase 189 1 3 178 525 175 Totals 752 801 743 2296 Muthelens Bank 208 148 182 539 180 Mominsy 171 160 202 583 178 D. Paulson 160 197 167 24 175 Warison 143 128 158 429 143 Colling 149 167 182 44 149 Totals 832 800 841 2473
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