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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1941
Page
7
Readable bits describe 65 vases, time Braley's Type F and pricing clues. Mentions inquiries, weights, dates, and a business context in Erie with partial references to shipments and a family assist.
Across major programs, teams eye perfect finishes, conference titles, and potential bowl bids. Navy and Army prepare for the annual rivalry as Michigan, Wisconsin, and Duke ponder top finishes. Rule changes include the three-second rule, game entry limitations, and new ball design amid a shifting 1942 schedule. Pirates discuss trading Arky Vaughan, while regional results highlight Ohio and Pennsylvania teams wrapping fall campaigns with title pursuits and upcoming season plans.
Corry area teams posted wins in Sunday bowling matches at Recreation Alleys taking two of three games. All Star Buglers beat Millers Musical Bar of Conneaut Ohio, led by Olin Simmons 189 high, Miller 105. Mary Analysten led the Ladies with 182 for Erie’s Le Kratt Cheese, while Pern Planigat led the Grocers attack with 141. Carry All Stars posted strong totals, with Simmons 189 and Koestner 232 among top scores. Millers Musical Bar countered with Young 473 and Bratt Cheese 520s in Erie.
Indications point to a Sugar Bowl lineup this year with announcements possible before Rose Bowl picks. Duke’s undefeated runs, Fordham’s status, and Duquesne among reading possibilities mark a season shaped by signings and bids as teams vie for a New Orleans showcase.
Minnesota dominates the Big Ten all star picks with four players on the first team. Northwestern and Michigan each place five players, Purdue Wisconsin and Indiana earn one apiece. Notables include Bob Mott Dick Wildung Len Levy Tom Melton Bill Hillenbrand Bryce Smith and Bob Westfall among others.
The Matias American Club cage team, featuring former high school and St. Edwards stars, opened their season with a 34 to 20 victory over Sie Marconi Club of Warren. The balanced scoring attack spread points among four players while limiting the invaders’ offense built around Al Lord. News notes follow on college players and notable football preservation anecdotes.
The Giants captured the eastern crown as Green Bay and Chicago battled for the western division. Pack at 1/2 game edge after Packers 04 7 win over Pittsburgh and Bears 4 7 over Detroit. Cardinals stay third after 7 0 win over Rams. Rams’ season ends. A potential western showdown looms with Packers, Bears to meet if outcomes hold.
Wilcos Grocers won two games over Kinney Spiesman in Antler League play yesterday afternoon. Dein Houser and Melvin Cobbert led scoring with 163 and Harold Crage added 183 in the 183 series.
Saint Edward's prepares to host Sparta five on Tuesday night at 8:80 as junior high squads meet in the prelim. The Spartansburg five, led by Townville, show a strong veteran lineup and may challenge despite Edwardemen injuries reducing key players.
In a keg match at Tire Court Houst, Chapin Lassies toppled Erie team in two games. Blerettes led the Chapin squad, while Corry and File Reins posted notable scores, with deapnette Busesst pacing Corry and Couabdin posting a 141 average.
Zanesville and six other area clubs announce plans to remain in the Mid Atlantic loop this season. Club officials report no changes in membership as major sponsors meet to decide on potential expansions or relocations. President Elmer Daily notes the circuit will remain intact to avoid costly overhauls.
A chaotic scene in Pueblo locker room ends with Ralph Zaccari suffering a broken nose after a fall during an incident described as a dangerous game. The report notes disorientation and injuries among several players, including a student from University of Terrie, with references to weight and build of participants.
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