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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1935
Page
6
Minnesota remains unbeaten and untied after routing Michigan 40-6 as George Kirkley reports. The Gophers chased a second straight perfect season, needing a win over Wisconsin and facing a field of strong challengers nationwide.
Army beat Vermont and Notre Dame defeated Southern California in pair of intersectionals. Navy shut out Columbia 28-7 as Penn State, Pittsburgh and Michigan State posted wins. Duke, Tulane, Georgia Tech, SMU and many others won or were noted. Mixed results and standout players highlighted a sprawling college football slate with several upsets and strong showings across conferences.
Charles Aagaard, drum major of the University of Minnesota band, watched Ohio State’s halftime formations from the press box in Columbus. He explained Minnesota sent him to scout the Buckeye band for ideas while noting Michigan was the opponent that day.
Ken Strong capped a fourth downThird period drive with a 14yard field goal after three earlier attempts hit uprights and Bears offside calls. The New York Giants defeated the Chicago Bears 3 to 0 before 18851 at Wrigley Field.
Atlanta Georgia Tech High faces a Turkey Day game against Zem Zem hospital fundraiser now renamed for the crippled children. The Lions seek their second win in five starts as the Academy’s Smithies travel with four prior meetings giving the Georgians a 3-1 edge.
Hart Spike Les lie, famed Penn State basketball coach, will conduct a court clinic on Tuesday afternoon December 3 to benefit Erie and County coaches and players. D G Evans announced. Leslie previously demonstrated fundamentals and delivered a chalk talk on offense defense and rule interpretation.
Former Erie High athlete Art Detzel of Duke at right tackle powered Pitt to a 6 0 win over Nebraska. Detzel continually crushed Cornhusker drives and opened holes for Panther backs. Frank Patrick scored Pitt's second quarter touchdown through the line created by Detzel.
Erie Tech ends the football season with a 60 point defensive showing as they settle for a 0 0 tie with the Warriors. Con Vurs reflects on a season that yielded two wins two ties and five losses.
Pitt Panthers sharpened late season form with a 6-0 win over Nebraska after a prior upset of Army. The victory dents the Big Six title hopes of Lincoln, as Pitt’s improving team builds on a strong 1934 record and famed veterans.
New York reports Dartmouth has scored 289 points in eight games, the best offensive total among major unbeaten teams. California holds the best defensive mark, yielding only nine points in nine games, as several top clubs remain undefeated.
Aeros stretched their lead in the city Bowling League by defeating Cohen Coals two games in a postponed match. Tonight’s schedule has Aeros facing Corry-James town Keister's vs Cohens and Citizens Bank against National Bank.
Warren 122 pounder Joe Fazio seeks a comeback as he faces Kenny Klick of OU City in the main bout of the Cox Ing card at the Liberty Club hall. Heavyweight Bob Redmond of Youngsville fights Joe Popeski of Titusville. Moose Germonte meets K O Schultz in 165 pounds. other bouts planned.
Geneva Toltege's football squad finished the season with a 25 to 0 win over Westminster and carries a seven win one defeat record to top the small Pennsylvania colleges. Frank Fin and Marshall follow with six wins, one loss, and one tie.
Corry High School opens with a first practice for about thirty candidates at the Junior High School court. Coach Bill Myers aims to trim the lineup and focus on fundamentals. The varsity plans new plays and defense schemes, with fresh jerseys and sneakers for the season.
Sharon Hign, in Northwestern Pennsylvania scholastic gridiron, beat Meadville High 13 7 with two late touchdowns. It marks Sharon’s sixth straight win after an early loss to Youngstown Raven.
In a rugged contest Beaverd Unies edged rivals as heat intensified and a breakthrough play in the late period changed momentum. The finish featured a standout score by Mokret Corry who delivered a crucial touchdown and stalled the comeback.
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