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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1926
Page
2
Corry Team 10 travels to Warren for a crucial game amid a season of tight losses and strong showings. Coach Abbey aims to keep momentum with plans for possible reinforcements and a full squad as Warren hosts the contest on a likely Saturday afternoon.
Gale details from Meadville Tribune-Republican describe a new golf course and club development near Meadville, featuring a 62 acre site at Isaac Powell farm, construction led by E. E. Davis. Also covered are local football and boxing Notes, Jamestown All-Americans vs Black Rock clash, Armistice Day games, and praise for Colgate recruit Dowler from Erie East as a top backfield prospect.
A local proposal for an indoor court loop gains broad backing with community groups and potential entrants. Officials note several plants and teams, including the East End plant and Raymond Matt, show willingness to join, while others from the RK Party and local organizers prepare to recruit and formalize participation.
NYU coach Chick Meehan credits quarterback Connors and a strong running game for the team’s success. Meehan, a former Syracuse star, notes that a great coach influences players and stresses discipline, while praising Connors as a leader capable of excelling with proper support.
Harrisburg Nov 9 State Insurance Commissioner Toliar Barfod held a hearing on the licenses of fraternal insurance companies. The cited firms did not respond to summons to explain why their licenses should not be revoked. Five other companies obtained postponements.
United Press reports a huge crowd expected as Navy officials promised Michigan fans would get tickets to the Army-Navy game in Chicago. Lieut Commander O C Kessing had earlier promised 0,000 tickets, with mailings to arrive today. Confusion over envelopes and delayed letters followed an earlier pledge from Navy officials.
Latrobe reels under a hurricane that damaged homes and utilities along its path. Widespread wreckage includes blown windows, downed telegraph and telephone lines, and rooted trees. A garage collapse injured A W Toots, a Pittsburgh motorcar salesman, and a car owner was hurt when debris struck his vehicle.
The report notes a campus game where a player named Paul South from Michigan State College shows a decisive kick. Stage players from the university and eight years of involvement are mentioned as context for the event.
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma Tablets as a cure for kidney issues and backache claiming to keep kidneys healthy and active. It promises a money back guarantee and urges readers to buy from a local druggist, noting a price of 25 cents per box and related product lines like Golden Las Tablets.
Ohio State football camp focuses on Wolverines defense and penalties. Coach Ranch Wilke stresses disciplined play to cut offsides and avoid costly penalties as players drill passes and blocking.
Corry Keystones begin workouts at Suite Armory Wednesday at 7 PM ahead of their opening game, with Dexter, Owen, Kirker and others vying for starting spots. Training runs four nights next week, culminating in a Friday session before the Olean Independents game and a Thanksgiving night marquee.
Ralph Greesteat, renowned pocket billiards champion, again stunned crowds as he executed a flawless two-ball capture during a championship display in Philadelphia. The veteran victory over Tom Tieston came with a 125 to 26 scoreline across 26 innings.
A battered account outlines rules committee concerns over player aggression and spectator danger in football. It notes incidents at Army vs Syracuse and Brown vs Yale, calls for stricter officiating discipline, and discusses protecting officials amid contested calls and onfield chaos during recent seasons.
Allegheny College football coach Merritt previews next Saturday’s scrimmage against Canisius. He plans to watch from Bay 10 as players vie for starting positions while the team sharpens routines and aims to show best form against a strong opponent.
For sale in an unknown locality a large property with multiple conveniences is listed at 61 Center St. The listing is incomplete with garbled text but indicates a sale of a sizeable parcel and nearby amenities. Further details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A City Pa loan advertisement offers small payments on furniture or piano loans with monthly installments from 3.60 to 17.98 dollars. It claims confidentiality with no endorsements, invites written or phone applications, and lists office hours and the Union Loan Co address at 22 Seneca St. Ou City Pa.
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