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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1927
Page
2
Corry Court saw the Electrics rally to a 27 25 upset over the Keystones, earning their first win on home floors in years. The match featured tight defense, rising tempo, and late scoring bursts from key players, sealing the victory for the Electrics in a dramatic finish.
The report outlines a chaotic contest with Blue tries and multiple players like Breckenridge and Turner taking shots. Key moments include long throws, a late rally, and defensive plays as both teams maneuver for control, ending with a narrow score and unsettled tension.
The Orange and Black travel to face Titusville in a key early season basketball matchup. Coach Owes plans to start Skinner and Cure, with Wensville Bolded leading a strong front line as the team looks to rebound from a rocky stretch and prove its west district clash form.
Report describes Hahn pulling an Anurmi stunt to win again with Murch W takin and other names such as Behouher and Av statuid in a chaotic scene during a long 12 lap Brenna race. It notes Iowa State Voile and Ry Mette among mentions, with emphasis on the winner and the dramatic laps.
Franklin high school defeats Wetenrid 37 to 25 in New Kensington. Xenon Miki leads with surges in the final quarter as the Keestoney push behind Schmidt and Dy Ariat. Rusts and Worms sink key shots while the Wehango countians miss free throws and tighten the clash.
Company A defeated the Raymonds 85 to 23 to reach the second round of the Industrial Basket League. The hard fought game saw Raymonds lead early, but Company A surged late in the fourth quarter to seal the win amid rough action and a noisy crowd.
Crandall and Verne Group, renowned scorers from the city, return to the Scranton club of the New York Pennsylvania League for another season. Crandall played last season with the Miners before moving, and Group reenters the league after a prior stint there.
Brookville High upset Fire Ball High 20 to 18 as Sharon and Brookville claim surprise wins in the mouthwestern Pennsylvania championships at the state college next week. The Brookville surge after a slow start carried them through the midway and into the final period with strong defense and timely scores.
Carry Roa and Gun Chub rifle team face Lawrence Park Rifle Club at State Armory range tonight in the third match of the series. Cambridge Springs Rifle Club joins Saturday next week for a return event. Pistol practice will move to Wednesday evenings with rifle shooting on Friday. Individual scoring honors went to Tardelany with 188 points, one ahead of Jordan.
The match in Olean features notable players including Frank Caruns, Jim Smith and Lillie Li ll ie among top finishers. Prize money around 1000 dollars is noted, with other strong contenders listed in the standings.
Corry Junior Mish School team will play at the YWA against Titusville today at 2:30. Artaige Mills and lineup details were finalized yesterday, promising a fast game on the boards.
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