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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1924
Page
8
Penne Spork notes of interest on Buffalo Cardstad representation. Witides GE Montreal and Hyfuots Kid Atherte prepare for September matches. The United States Federation reports on upcoming cup contests, with several regional teams and players set to compete at Bul.
Local sports editor reports a meeting planned in Titusville on Sunday afternoon to discuss forming a Northwestern Pennsylvania Baseball League. Officials invite Corry and Garry fans to attend. organizer Garry hopes representatives from Corry will join by April.
Corry fans swarm toward Conbridge Springs for the decisive game against St Mary's Casters of Ere. Keystones top contenders Sheen's ankle improving as teammates recover from injuries after the Cadets clash. Union City fans join in a large road turnout while Erie papers note the Beystones as favorites. A hard, full forty minute battle looms with Dort Hermann of the Cadets as a key scoring threat.
In a Saturday night game Buffalo Five overwhelmed Sheffield 197 to 42 after a close first half. The Sheffield home guard led 14 to 1% at halftime but faded in the final period as Buffalo pressed the attack. Earlier, the Clarendorf Independents beat Sheffield Shamrocks 26 to 20, the teams tied 12 all at the half.
Corry Rod and Gun Club received fingerling brown trout and placed them in Hare Creek. Erie Rod and Gun Club held mail rifle matches with targets mailed today. scores show Rickerson leading with 50 50 48, Alverson and Kittleberger close behind. Indoor season continues with four months completed and four nights left in April. Range Officer Rittleberger trails Rickerson. Lakeland, Fla. Cleveland Indiana to break camp for games in Atlanta Mobile New Orleans before northward trip.
Former Corry youth Bob Knodé is highlighted as a potential breakout for the Cleveland Indians during spring training. Reports from Tris Speaker’s camp praise Knodé, a University of Indiana alum from Corry, as a possible major league hit leader, following his notable college play at first base. His brother Ketingth Knoddey played briefly as a pinch hitter with a Scotties club.
Dongwones, rear guard of the High School Bye, was named captain at a meeting at Atheviljgh School this morning. Maloney wax, diecorded a BAdnimous, yore.
Mike McTigue, world light heavyweight champion, faces Young Stribling in Newark in a 12 round no decision bout with McTigue as an eight to five favorite. If Stribling lands a punch he could threaten, but he is seen as lacking power. The match, weighed at 175 pounds, follows a previous controversial decision where Stribling and McTigue had a disputed outcome. Harry Lewis is the appointed referee for the bout.
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Franklin’s Corey Tigh and Heath lead a 1924-25 era win as the High Quintet beat Keen's Warriors 37 to 9. Haskins and Tweal center dominate early, with Duffy, Maloney, and Hellern contributing for Franklin. visitors overwhelmed in final minutes.
The Corry Keystones faced a tough match as Ty O Dell stood out against Buffalo foe Lupsohick of the champion New York Coltica. O Dell matched the Celtics’ Lapschick in scoring while the Express spotlight highlighted his quick-paced drives and sharp baskets during the latest season tilt at Buffita yesterday afternoon.
Montgomery Ali and The Athletica showcase a punchy display of power against the Baltimore Orioles, avenging earlier defeats with two straight wins as fans cheer the big stick style in a tense Southern showdown. East Chicago punters Meoy and Curry headline tonight’s action with Johnny Meoy from Cleveland and Connie Curry from Sioux City leading the charge, while Eddie Walsh and Warnie Smith prepare for the ten round semifinal.
The Corry Athletic Club pursues a strong main event for an Armory show on Friday night April 11. Featherweight action may pit KO Jonny Mickaote against James Vive Sknllint, with other welterweight bouts featuring Mert Schneider of Montreal versus K O Jitney of Beaver Falls or Marold Webt of Dayton. Augie Carleon could appear in the semifinal, with options including Sammy Ciminelli, Bull Miller, or Johnny Oro in the same ring.
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