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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
2
The Yale and Harvard football classic returns to the New Haven bowl with about 50,000 expected in attendance. Harvard seeks a simple victory to salvage pride, while Yale eyes a storied win that would stretch the series dominance and fulfill long-standing tradition.
Bantams led by Al Miller set to play the Union City midgets on East Washington street grounds weather permitting. Notre Dame coach Layden’s squad faces Army in a clash expected to draw a large crowd at Yankee Stadium. a wet field could produce a scoreless tie or a muddled game. Warren High unveils 1985 schedule. Norman Mountain stars at Adrian College as Corry City Bowling League tightens toward a close.
London report notes trainer Frank Butters closing in on the all time prize money record for a season. He trails Joe Lawson's 1931 total by a small margin as racing ends November 24. Butters leads the season’s trainers by thousands, with multiple horses and owners among his patrons.
Pittsburgh Nov 2 John Pasko must be switched from second airing to Digiesus Universitys last football game this season against Catholic University at Forbes Field Saturday. Perko understudy of George Ray captain and guard may direct the Dukes Saturday. The shift necessary due to injuries to Toe Cuttona and Joe Gates. Six-foot-8 to ground into yard fast play with versatile attack expected.
A flurry of Junior High and bantam football is planned for Saturday under the UMC with at least one and possibly two games on the East Washington street grounds. Union City hosts Corry bantams at 10 AM, while two more contests may follow, including a potential Presbyterian Junior Choir or Corry junior team clash in the afternoon, weathering a busy day for local teams.
In the Corry City Bowling League opening second round, five teams vie for positions with Washington Lunch, Keister's Gut Rogiers, and Corry-Jamestown leading a tight pack. Scores show 2,666 as low team total and Washington Linen posting 2,913 across 972 975 966.
In WAWALLOPEN Pennsylvania a stumble led to a pistol shot and a bagged game. Tom Weiss scored a late goal while a ring-necked present was mentioned, with unclear details about the trigger and the bagged target.
New York reports Jack McAuliffe, undefeated lightweight champion, reflecting on boxing politics and referees. He argues for trimming referee numbers, fixing judging, and relying on a single clear winner to restore integrity. He notes his 41 years since retirement and his sharp eye for the sport's flaws.
Boston Post reports owner Thomas A. Yawkey of the Red Sox paid $250000 to acquire Toe Cronin, the star shortstop, from the Washington Senators. The earlier figure had been described as more than $138000, amid dispute over the deal terms and confirmation.
Chicago Cubs push for championship timber as National Association moves to new developments. They acquired right pitcher Tex Carleton from St Louis and swapped Bud Waring and Dick Ward for cash. Pittsburgh talks involve Guy Bush and Rab Herman in potential swap for Larry French and Freddy Lindstrom. Reds buy Lew Rijo Finn Lohonby and Ivan Goodman from Rochester for about 40,000. White Sox win Vernon Washington from Indianapolis A A club for 20,000 plus players. Cleveland acquires Bruce Campbell for Bob Welland and Johny Burkett plus cash. Pittsburgh trades Art Vetynann to Los Angeles PCL club.
In Uatrobe Pennsylvania on November 22 St Vincent College will close its season at Greensburg against Davis and the Bearcats will play without 180 pound varsity fullback Molnar who suffered a severe hand injury last Saturday. Walutis will shift to Molnar position.
An unsolicited letter from Mr. Daniels of North Bergen New Jersey touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a national natural laxative. He claims it relieves constipation, provides dietary iron and vitamins, and suggests two tablespoons daily with a note to consult a doctor if not relieved.
Amateur Athletic Union proposals at the Miami meeting December 7 to 9 would revise rules to block foreign athletes from US stars, allow professional coaches to compete as amateurs in another division, and permit reinstatement after five years. Other changes address professional status and running events with listed scores from multiple athletes.
South Bend November 22 Notre Dame coach Layden expects a tough Saturday for the Cadets as 39 senior players left to join the New York City alliance. He cautions the Cadets will face a busy afternoon but feels Notre Dame’s superior conditioning will matter in the clash.
The Junior High gym hosts the Junior Hi Y League opening this Saturday morning at o'clock. All eighth, ninth and seventh grade boys and the Junior Y Club of Junior High School may join. All clubs in the Junior High school are invited to attend.
The Volley Ball League is at a standstill with two teams enrolled. Efforts will be made to enroll two more teams today as final entries from several teams are awaited. Two Phalanx teams may join, others outside the Phalanx are urged to participate this year to encourage city men to exercise. Act now as tomorrow may be too late.
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