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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1937
Page
6
Western scribes urge caution as Stanford battles Washington State and California in its remaining Pac-8 games. The piece highlights Sirianni as a standout center, notes framing and defense, and includes assorted college and pro football musings and player mentions.
St. Edward's Jayvees were beaten 18 to 4 by Spartansburg High's second team in their season opener at Spartansburg. Scorers included Wascak and Miller on the Jayvees, with Sportswainieg, Kenjath, Scouten and others contributing for Spartansburg.
Freshmen fans from Carnegie Tech and University of Pittsburgh meet in Greensburg Pennsylvania for an Armistice Day football game. The matchup marks a local showcase between two rival schools with eager supporters and a festive holiday atmosphere.
St Edward's claimed a 24 to 16 victory over Spartansburg High last night in a parochial school clash. Crane sparkled for the Irish with 10 points and helped turn a tight first half into a decisive second period as the hosts pulled away, matching their season opener triumph over Crawford County.
Kingston, Missouri report of a terrapin found near a grand-father's farm. A boy once placed a key ring in the shell and released it. Last week the same terrapin was uncovered less than a mile from its original release site.
The piece reports German heavyweight Schmeling arriving in York today ahead of upcoming matches. It notes his aim to become the first heavyweight champion and recalls his June 1930s bout where he upset Louis, framing the path toward a title shot next June.
Seabiscuit, 1987 handicap champ and leading money winner, goes to the post as a top heavy favorite for the $10,008 Bowie Handicap on Pimlico's final program. Seabiscuit was quoted at 6-7 in the overnight. Second favorite is Burning Star at 3-1, with Jacob's Caballera 5-1 and others.
Philadelphia on November 11 Drew Ponzi of Philadelphia defeated Enwn Rudolph of Cleveland 125 to 87 in 12 racks to climb within a half game of fourth place in the world pocket billiards championship tourney. Rudolph, in fourth, has five wins and three losses while Ponzi, who lost to Willie Mosconi previously, earned a key victory after leading by 81 points.
Penn State prepares for Maryland with a forward wall lighter by pounds in each game this season and now carrying extra weight as the Terrapins visit State College for the closing home contest.
Pitt Panthers, adjusting to injuries to Dad and Stebbins, prepare for Nebraska with possible aerial plays. Marshall Goldberg and backs practice passing as coach Sutherland sharpens offense and defense for the Big Ten game in Chicago before the Cornhuskers arrive for Saturday’s kickoff.
The commercial banks of Toledo report about a 17 percent increase in deposits and loans over the last year. Bankers expect continued gains in both deposits and in commercial loans in the final quarter of the year.
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Game Commission approved Gov. George H. Earle’s request to allow farmers to shoot antlerless deer on their own land without a license during the open doe season from November 2 to 27. Landowners may kill deer destroying property on grounds open to the public hunting and report kills for statistics. A court hearing on injunctions against the doe season is set in Dauphin County, with residents alleging the commission unlawfully delegates power.
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