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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1933
Page
2
Union City fans pack the stands as the Company A cagers meet the Clymer Blyng Dutchmen in a Friday night basket ball card. A preliminary adds interest with the two teams facing off before the main event, amid pro-Glymer sentiment from local supporters.
The state Senate nears a pivotal vote on the Schwartz Sunday sports bill as debate centers on licensing outdoor Sunday activities. Supporters say licensing with a fee aids regulation while opponents fear erosion of blue laws. The measure, amended by the Senate Law and Order Committee, faces a tight final tally with Cumberland Senator Prince poised to lead the attack.
Boxing results feature New York fighter Posto Ricu knocking out Sammy Binder in Union City while others from New York and nearby cities secure wins by knockout. Baseball mentions include Ed Collins coaching, Marty McManys young, and several players changing teams including Hayward and Cobb. A military revolt in Cajamarca and other scattered notes close the item with miscellaneous sports and political tidbits.
The Celtics beat the Union City Ritz Pennsylvanians 40 to 31 before a capacity Meadville crowd at Rosenbham Gym. Celtics pressed the pace most of the game, despite a late eight-point spurt by Union City to trim the deficit.
United Press reports a string of scattered boxing results with multiple fighters named. Notable bouts include Pal over Phemie in Buffalo and Garl Monteband stopping Pun W Pirrone in Pittsburgh, with various other skirmishes listed in Cleveland Philadelphia and Boston arenas.
Arcades overpower Warren with a dominant 94 to 25 win in a backcourt blitz led by Dulner and Steiner. The Erie matchup featured Grygier Cinrnfaps and strong early offense, while Hersh and Blackvaney contributed key points as Arcades seized control.
Beavers travel to Wesleyville to complete league schedule and return here Wednesday for a Junior High series game against the Ramblers. Hope centers on rivalries with Wesleyville and the Ramblers as both teams seek victory. The Ramblers beat the High Tossers 430 to 428 at the State Armory, with Sonny Daye’s squad rallying late to clinch the win. Proceeds go to the Athletic Association to reduce its deficit.
Boston fans show hostility to heavyweight clashes amid recent deaths and brutal exchanges. The scene features Santa, Maloney, and local promoter activity as promoters promote rematches while fans prefer televised or regional bouts.
In a recent round, Al Ami of Stanislaus defeated Lov Jaalosi of Tiga with a decisive score. The contest showcased strong play from both teams, with Chile noted for early momentum.
Joe Falcaro of New York City, the world match game bowling champion, rolled 1968 in eight games at Warren. His average was 245 the best show of Warren’s eight top bowlers. He defeated eight Warren opponents in individual games and showed strong form in the tire sided exhibition.
A New York press column from March 14 critiques Babe Ruth and his contract talks ahead of the Yankees first exhibition game. It questions Ruth’s public statements on salary and retirement, suggesting missteps in his PR strategy and predicting turmoil if Ruth remains aligned with 50 000 plus offers. The piece riffs on Ruth, Ruth's backers, and manager decisions in a sharp, period voice.
Los Angeles Angels beat the Chicago Cubs 10 to 9 as Dick Merriwell delivered a two base hit driving in two runs in the ninth inning. Gene Lilaud hit a home run, Wobble and a single supported the Angels. Wrapk Demaree homered for two RBIs. Chicago and New York Giants resume the series at Wrigley Field.
On Wednesday Olzon's Werrible Swedes visit Clymer for a basketball game with the Plying Dutchmen. The Swedes, long on the road from Oxbool Missouri, boast over a thousand wins in fifteen seasons and feature players like Degean and Crist with a strong passing and shooting reputation.
Pittsburgh, March 14. Monessen High School’s zone defense stifled New Castle in a 41-14 semifinal victory. Monessen led 10-3 at halftime, then pulled away with strong defense and a decisive fourth period. Ambridge meets Dugie Sneigh in tonight’s semifinal at the city stadium. the winner faces New Castle Saturday.
Fragmented OCR text from a historic notice appears to reference an earthquake event. Includes garbled names and places such as Calif or California coast and a long quakes mention. Reads like a rough transcribed news snippet with multiple errors and unclear details.
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