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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1934
Page
2
Beavers were crushed 54 to 0 at Titusville, with Rog starring in a lopsided game. The season outlook remained bleak as school officials faced criticism over scheduling and competitive balance. The defeat echoed earlier woes, foreshadowing continued struggles for the Beavers and their supporters.
Corry High overpowered by Titusville High as Stan Rog stars with six touchdowns. The Rockets dominate from opening kickoff, keeping Beavers scoreless despite late substitutions. Rog’s teammate Cracker and Romaniszyn add solid ground gains while Corry’s defense struggles to halt the onslaught.
Detroit readers will see a diamond clash as the St Louis Cardinals with Brankie Prise face Mickey Cochrane's Detroit Tigers in the 1934 World Series opener. The matchup pits National League champs against American League title winners with a roster of stars and a schedule spanning Detroit and St Louis through October 9.
Henry McClemore surveys early football and baseball notes from New York. Tennessee's 1085 outlook, Michigan punt innovations, Alabama booters, weight pulling horses, boxers and promoters, and travel plans for legends like Ruth and Moe populate a lively snapshot of the era's sports scene.
America's top women golfers and a strong British contingent begin the 1934 National Championship at Whitemarsh with 64 low qualifiers advancing to match play. Notable entrants include Diana Wishwick and Mrs. Gjelina Collett de Vare, who seeks to regain the title lost to Virginia Van Wie.
The St Louis Cardinals clinched the National League pennant and prepare to face Detroit in the World Series after a dramatic finish. Dizzy Dean earned his 30th win and seventh shutout. Collins tied for the league home run lead. Brooklyn's 10th inning surge over the Giants highlighted a tense closing championship day.
Yesterday's scores show Detroit 10 to 6 over St Louis 6 to 2 for Boston 5 to 2 and Philadelphia 5 to 8. Cincinnati 9 to 8 over Brooklyn 8 to 7 with New York 5 and Chicago 9 to 3 both posting wins. Pittsburgh 2 to 5 and Boston 4 to 5 incidents noted alongside Philadelphia 8 to 4 in standings.
The Corry Dairymen's League held a Saturday evening gathering at the Selo church with an unusually large attendance. Director H. H. Marsh of Waterford spoke on millboard laws, followed by musical and poetic performances by local residents. Ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. Guy Williams and her committee.
Jamestown game reports Liberties overpower Mayville Merchants 21 0 in New York-Benn Football League action at Oriole Field. Rod Cameron sidelined by a knee injury, but George Fol Gus Lambros Cuthbertson Joe Pialy Wes Magn ison among standouts as Morrie Aiken and Myers add scoring plays. Mayville battles hard, later Warren smothers Ta mestown 25-0 in other league match.
A split result at Carter Field featured two games between Titusville and Petrolia. The first game ended 4-4 after nine innings before Millsville edged ahead. Petrolia won the second game by a scrambling late rally to claim the series lead.
Turenty Ave strings were shot at Lye weekend skeet shoot of the Gor jy Had and Gun Club. Partial tint scores show Hawking 10-19, Sullivan 14-47, Meurinik 15, Bogle 16-12, Shosmnyk 16-12, Hammond 17-12, Greene 0-18, Patthtsena HM, Rubbinw 1, H. byons 21-1.
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