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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1930
Page
2
In today’s sport section three major stories dominate. Notre Dame, Northwestern and Alabama lead the field with perfect starts as Notre Dame faces tough tests ahead. Boxing notes center on McLarnin-Petroli and Chocolate’s New York setback, with debate over weight and form.
Corry High Beavers intensify training for the Armistice Day clash with Titusville in northwestern Pennsylvania. Coach McCallie’s squad works secret drills to sharpen attack for the traditional rivalry against Edinboro and Queen City rivals as the booster game draws a large crowd and aim to boost 2032 uniforms fund.
Detroit news reports Lloyd Winslow a 42 year old Stark County farmer framed a confession to taking part in a recent kidnapping in Extrocum Tulllenalen Galva TL. He was to be returned to the scene of the abduction.
George C Warren aged 65 a well known Victory resident died at Franklin hospital from injuries after being struck by a car on Rocky Gieve avenue near Mundyitle Pike Sunday night. He suffered fractures and other serious injuries and was listed in critical condition. Coroner and highway patrol prepared a preliminary investigation with a planned full inquest to follow Monday afternoon.
Interest spans Chicago New York Philadelphia as states weigh a post season benefit matchup between West Point and Annapolis. Officials say past hostility fades and Navy may face Army in a national effort to aid unemployment relief. Notre Dame and West Point officials back the idea, with sites discussed in Chicago and Philadelphia and tentative plans for December.
In Pittsburgh on November 5 United Press reports Don Pletcher of Camogie Tech will miss the annual Pitt Tech football game Saturday due to injury, dampening hopes Pitt supporters had for defeating Camogie. Washington and Jefferson College prepares for the Annie Bicknell game in Pittsburgh November 15, while Geneva College lists Sylvester Davis out with an ankle injury. Grove City College braces for Waynesburg, with several regulars sidelined or limited, and Allegheny releases several players from travel as prep continues.
Meadville November 1 Head Coach Maude Crum said Allegheny will field reserves for the fourth annual game at Hanover against Dartmouth. He stressed maintaining regulars for upcoming Tri-State district games as Allegheny eyes Geneva on November 22 at Beaver Falls and a shot at the district title.
Bethany West Virginia November 6 Bethany Bisons football team seeks first win as they open their home schedule this season. The squad has been battered in recent contests and faces a strong challenge Saturday in Tri State Conference play.
Ridgway and DuBois clashed at DuBois with Ridgway’s best half of the season countered by a strong DuBois defense. The Black and White team opened sluggishly but rallied to limit Ridgway’s scoring as DuBois seized the edge. Coach Tim Mons praised his squad and looked ahead to the booster game Saturday against Kune High.
A garbled City League page lists player names and scoring lines. Totals show varied team sums and individual scores with references to fractions and abbreviations, indicating a rough summary of games and player stats for a local league.
Psi reports Crawford county results show Pinchot with 10 806 votes and Hemphil with 6 121 in the governor race. The Nov. 5 tally lists 83 precincts contributing to the totals as Cog Pike serums reference the local count.
In a Tuesday afternoon tilt at Carter Field Titusville High fell to BL 100 as their smaller squad pressed the pace but could not match the visitors. The home team showed early speed but faded as the game progressed, leaving the Varsity brothers to rally for a late push that proved insufficient.
Amid heated debate, fans split over rough play in Army vs NYU and the Yale Army game. Observers cite injuries and sportsmanship while others defend football as a rough, rush sport. Incidents involving Albie Booth and Jimmy Murphy spark calls for restraint.
Complete returns from Beaver County show Pinchot winning the governor’s race with 1,098 votes to Hemphill’s 10,488. Ballot totals from 100 precincts are reported.
Corty High coach predicts a 3 point defeat to Titusville despite two key players injured. Game set for 2:20 PM with 75 cent general admission. Sanders of Oil City referees, Moseley and Hetra officiate.
Corry Rod and Gun Club starts the season for the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle Association with strong opening scores. top marks by Scragison 236, Loveland 234, Wallace 292, and others. Shoots held Tuesdays and Fridays on the West South street range with guns provided by the club. invites all local sportsmen.
Erie school authorities from three senior high schools seek a stadium lighting re hearing from the Stadium Commission after a year pause. A committee will meet with officials to write the lighting proposal and press the commission to align with the schools. The move aims to secure more home dates and enable new debates while planning for next year.
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