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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1935
Page
6
California leads the nation in early football standings with Princeton close behind. The season toll reaches 49 deaths since 1891 and tallies from 1935 show a high overall risk, with East and Midwest regions contributing most fatalities. Also covered are local bowling and basketball notes, future college games, and pro football interest.
Corry High School doors swing open for 1935-36 basketball with seven lettermen returning from last season including Bud Curtis Joe Baressi Jed Taylor Carl Sullivan Bob Roclots Don Paulson and Bol Jewell serving as the nucleus. Coach Bill Myers announces first practice next Monday for all candidates excluding football men as the Beavers plan a seventeen game schedule starting December 13 at Erie.
The Jayvees begin training tomorrow on the Junior High court with Coach Pomeroy guiding the yearlings through fundamentals. Formations, uniforms, and green-player integration mark the first session as coaches plan basic drills before actual interscholastic games begin.
Geneva College Golden Tornado crushed Waynesburg 27 to 0 in Beaver Falls to claim the mythical tri state Class B college championship Armistice Day clash. Captain Dick Jones starred with a touchdown and two extra points while Lobinger added a late TD as Genevans dominated in murky conditions watched by 6500 fans.
Oil City defeated Franklin High 7 to 0 in front of about 5,000 fans at Miller Sibley Field yesterday. Eleser and Lauer, Oil City players, repeatedly gained ground with strong runs. Klescz scored the Oilers touchdown early in the second quarter on repeated line plunges. Franklin suffered losses in every scheduled frame this season.
Bradford High defeated Olean 140 yesterday to finish its third straight undefeated untied season and its twenty ninth straight win. A crowd of 7000 saw pliant plays including a Bb-yat clash by Joe Bizzio. McKean County fans push for Bradford Scott High post season game. coach Bob Pflug non committal.
UPI reports the race for the Rose Bowl invites centers on California, Notre Dame, and Stanford with Northwestern and others in pursuit. With several unbeaten teams, the selection hinges on box office appeal and scheduling strength, as Eastern powers and Marquette vie for consideration.
Armistice games show varied scores with Methodist 21 and Texas Tech 6. Tiakota State 29 beat Omaha Arizona 7 while Fresno State 27 defeated Nevada 6. Other matches include Colorado College 20 over Colurio Mines, Scholastic Off City 7, and Ridgway 6 over Johnsonburg 18. Bradford 14 over Olean D. Clearfield 12. Brady 13 over Clinton Youngsville 43 to 0.
Joe Louis the Detroit heavyweight returned to the ring in Montreal for four rounds of exhibition bouts. He defeated Paul Cavalier in two minutes then stopped Stan Ketchell Mickey McEvoy and Andy Wallace as the bell rang. Louis opened with a furious barrage to end each fight.
Minnesota coach Berman resumed indoor practice, delivering a lecture on errors in the Town game. Mal Riken was the only casualty and was expected to return to uniform within a few days after three days of heavy work began for the squad.
Cory Senior High prepares for 1986 under Coach Russ Byler as seven seniors depart, including captains Bob Jewell and Pete Durbrosky. Key veterans Red Taylor Johnny Wilcox Carl Sullivan and John Zepka return, while strong reserve material with Pitcavage and Hammond competes for QB and guard spots as the Beavers chart a new season.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions names such as Miss Waite, Miss Wal, and Miss Wa, with scattered phrases about students, teachers, and a dance. The passage is garbled, lacking coherent events, dates, or clear individuals beyond partial names.
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