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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1924
Page
2
The column highlights Tiger Flowers gaining momentum as a boxing contender with bouts in Toledo and Philadelphia. It mentions other sport notes including basketball league activity and upcoming college and high school games, with references to local teams, schedules, and notable fighters.
Penn battles Penn State this weekend while Illinois and Notre Dame face tough tests. Michigan and Nebraska loom in conference races as Notre Dame pursues a national title, with several teams attempting to derail strong rivals amid a season nearing Thanksgiving.
New York based Robinson, nephew of former President Roosevelt, was invited to the White House by President Coolidge and discussed a possible appointment as assistant secretary of the navy. Strong hints suggested Robinson would take the post after talks with Wilbur.
Erie Pro team aims to regain high standing after recent wins over Jamestown and others as Manager Padison urges greater local support for longer home schedules. Despite slim crowds, dedicated fans fill seats while Indies travel in for the next game at Washington Paris venue.
Princeton and Yale renew rivalry with injuries easing as key players return. Navy eyes a Columbia test while Army refines defense ahead of a Saturday schedule.
Corry based basketball team averaging about 145 pounds seeks games with the Philomatheans manager E G Swanson of Titusville Pennsylvania. Swanson invites teams to contact for a series of contests and a prompt response is requested. The Titusville squad aims to arrange multiple matchups and can be reached at 515 N Second Street.
Reports from Wall Street show a surge in activity on the sixth business day after the election. Traders piled into stocks and commodities with high volume as orders overwhelmed clerks and prices rose across commodities and foreign markets.
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