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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1935
Page
6
Today in sport notes discuss a Corry Union City football game that lens over recent years with both teams evenly matched. Reports note one Union City backfield man may be sidelined by injuries while Corry’s weight edge tilts in their favor.
Corry High School Beavers aim for Erie County basketball crown as league schedules begin January 10. County champion plans omit district regional state honors after regular league finish March 6 and split into Northern and Southern brackets. Northern: Lawrence Park Millcreek North East Wesleyville Girard. Southern: Edinboro Waterford Union City McKean Albion Corry. Opening games January 10 with weekly Friday rounds. A silver traveling trophy by Tremaine King will honor the champion for keeps. Corry’s first league game is January 20 against Albion.
City officials and council members faced a conflict as an official meeting overlapped with campaign duties. The magce committee was called to convene the same night, delaying routine political work in Toledo.
Corry High fights to close 1935 season as the Beavers meet Union City High on Washington Street. It will likely draw the season’s largest crowd with Corry’s backfield and linemen making their last appearance, while both bands and athletic groups prepare a festive pageant.
Warren Hy-Vis Oil football announces Glean Market Basket crew will invade Warren Sunday at 2 30 to meet the Warren semi pro combine. Olean holds a 6 0 victory over Warren. The article also mentions unrelated items about card games and a witch's recipe.
United Press staffer Henry McLemore previews a slate of college games. He weighs Lowell vs. Brooklyn College, Chattanooga vs. Mercer, and many others with strong confidence in Ohio State, Michigan, Penn, Princeton, and Georgia Tech among likely winners.
Thiel Tomcats, hampered by injuries from the Waynesburg game, prepare to meet Allegheny at Meadville. Earl Cook, freshman end, is out with a rib injury, and other players may also be rested as the team adjusts for the contest.
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In West Liberty West Virginia tomorrow West Liberty and Glenville State meet with co-leadership in the conference at stake. The rivals have battled to ties the last two seasons, making the game a pivotal showdown between the two programs.
Bethany hosts Grove City College in a homecoming football clash tomorrow. The Bisons have not defeated Grove City since 1922 and have not scored against them since 1880.
Corny note recalls a dramatic 305 percent likeness to Penn Michigan, with Penn trailing 21 0 and rallying to win 27 21 as Dick Marshall Roy Mercer and Lon Jourdet shone in the victory over Michigan. A farmer Gerryite now coaches basketball at the University of Pennsylvania.
Westminster faced Morris Harvey in New Wilmington with nerves high for the contest. A week after beating Swinboro Teachers, Morris Harvey showed momentum and higher spirits. varsity tackle John Stisko was injured in practice and will miss the rest of the season.
JY reports from Beaver Falls that the Geneva Coventers chase a District Class B title with a win over Waynesburg on Armistice Day. Geneva seeks to capitalize after overpowering West Virginia Wesleyan, a foe Waynesburg had defeated.
Yale News calls for an end to selecting All-America football teams citing the practice as demeaning to players and fueling a misleading view of sports. The editorial notes Camp's era and argues the accolades do not improve players and may distort perceptions across campuses.
Miss Marjorie Nunn, a one-armed amateur pianist, won the semefinale of an amateur contest in Winnipeg Manitoba.
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