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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1932
Page
2
Notre Dame rolled past Army in a decisive victory boosting its national ranking. Meantime Hogan, Meadville High, shines with new plays and standout performances as local teams eye upcoming games and titles.
Pitt players Skadany and Warren Heller are named to the United Press 1932 All America team with spotlights on their versatility. The selection highlights speed strength and savvy across the list of colleges from coast to coast.
Notre Dame, led by coach Anderson, unveiled a new offense praised for blocking and motion plays, as the team defeated Army 71 to 0. Anderson predicted heavy use of the system against Southern California and anticipated wider adoption by teams next fall.
A meeting at the Municipal building Tuesday at 8 o clock will complete the Y leagues organization. A draft constitution will be read and adopted with changes. Teams include Cedar the Postal Telegraph Clark Mills Goury dantes tons Raymonds Aero Sophily and Company. Participation qualifications are decided at the Tuesday meeting and play should start within two weeks.
Pitt caps a strong 1992 season with a victory over Stanford after a tough schedule. The Panthers claim eight wins and face a strong slate including West Virginia, Army, Notre Dame, Penn State, and Oregon State.
Ritz defeats Georgia House of David 1-28 in a Saturday night game. Mie Pouneyivaniians led with 14 points, supported by Erle and Prusoli with 14 each as Ritz built an early lead and held on.
Promoter Louis Norman plans a Friday boxing card at the Auditorium in Erie with Bojorski, of Erie, meeting Cal Reed of Philadelphia in a 140 pound main event over ten rounds. Semifinals feature Jimmy in Erie versus Johnny Glover, 1185 pounds, and Lea Mor Uy of Erie vs Sammy Slate of Philadelphia at 117 pounds. Reed aims to echo his brother Eddie’s past Philadelphia upset performances.
Bizarre OCR text details Erie bowlers defeating a rival team at an old alley, noting a victory over A Toca quad and a later reference to Long Island University and a special test year. The garbled lines mention teams, venues, and random names without clear dates or outcomes.
Negotiations between Harvaris and Princeton move toward ending the dispute and resuming athletic competition. The Army Navy game at Beanlelin Field in Philadelphia is a sell-out, while other major games face small crowds despite price cuts.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses a local matter with scattered phrases about a publication, advertising rates, and various unclear references to names, places, and employment. The text is garbled, offering no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize.
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