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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
2
Local sports notes preview a head pin bowling event at the Recreation Alleys a week from Tuesday night. The format allows only one wall frame and counts total pins only if the head pin is hit, with prizes promised and novelty appeal for local players.
After nine straight gains in the loop Aero Supply drops its first game in the Corry City Bowling League. Keister's Cut Rate led by Don Kincaid posted a 40-pin margin in the first three games and Aero barely won the third by four pins. Harold Craze paced with a 205 average as league standings show Aero Supply atop the table ahead of Keister's and other teams.
In Pasadena results Paterson Ned Wolfe stopped Jimmy Philps of Bernardsville after 4 rounds. Ned Lazer defeated Able Bain of Newark in 4 rounds. Paterson’s Roy Lazer beat Bain, while Charles Massero of Pittsburgh lost to Ace Glick in Philadelphia. Art Taylor fought Vic Chemello to a draw, and Harry Sachs matched Bert Hubbard to a draw.
Buck McTruss of Pittsburgh defeated Bucky Lawrence of Auburn in a 10 round middleweight bout. McTiernan weighed 158 1 2 and Lawless 162. Matty Mathison beat Perro Lorenzo in six rounds. Other bout results listed include Gut Reichard defeating Billy Heid and Joey Brown facing Ivon A. Fleisling as the card notes pace setters and team momentum. The event drew over 2 700 pins, signaling strength in the circuit.
Henry McLemore teams up with the kidnapping gag on a football picks page. The column names Penn against Pittsburgh and lists multiple games with bold predictions and dramatic stakes amid a satirical frame.
Spartansburg residents gathered at Leshowe on Wednesday for the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mrs. and Mrs. H. B. Drought. A mock wedding, readings, and music filled the program, followed by lunch. Gifts included a bouquet for the couple and a money purse from guests.
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