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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1932
Page
2
Entouraging word from Gerry High coach Myers boosts Beavers as they prepare for an Erie Stadium clash. Meadville notes highlight strong punting by Daye, standout runs by Ziegler and strong Oil City defense, with late-season drills shaping a pivotal win bid and pro boxing sidelights surrounding local sports interest.
Beavers start stiff training for prep squad as coach Pusch’s charges seek early edge. Unionites hammer Edinboro 7 to 0 and show strong offense with 15 to 20 first downs against Falconer, narrowly losing by one point.
Philadelphia Oct 4 United Press Connie Mack manager of the Philadelphia Athletics denied inferences from last week's sale of three star players to the Chicago White Sox. No Athletics player will be sold or traded to any major league club before the end of the 1983 season. Any future deals will be limited to minor league players and will not involve the top five AL clubs.
The fifth game of the World Series between Minneapolis and Newark is postponed due to cold weather with both teams tied at two games each. Play will resume tomorrow and continue daily until one side wins four games. Johnny Weismuller, famed swimmer and actor, is divorced from Bobby Arnst in Los Angeles amid claims of cruelty.
Cathedral Prep football coach Myers drills the squad through intense two week preparations as they brace for a high- stakes Erie Stadium clash on Saturday October 15. The Beavers boast a strong backfield led by Reiger Wein Dorf Kuziora and McBride with a powerful line opening paths for a quick, deceptive attack. A recent 8-20 victory over Cleveland St Ignatius highlighted their speed and resilience, while Oil City’s defense offered a tough test with noted standouts Cherpe Nichols and Mulheim. The team aims to replicate the surge seen before the Gil City game to challenge Cathedral and improve as the season advances.
Fragmentary OCR style text recounts a southern festival scene with references to old fashion and devotions. Mentions Beane, parades or rites and saints, with hints of ritual flavor and traditional procession.
Miss Rubin Waulkter, once private secretary to the late Knute Rockne, now serves Ghadi Chic Meehan at Manhattan College and proclaims the school will be the Notre Dame of the East. She recalls Rockne, his death, and her refusal to write about his life for money.
Henry McLemore reports from New York on the Madison Square Garden bout between Benny Leonard and Jimmy McLarnin. The matchup carries high stakes for Leonard’s future and a potential swan song for McLarnin, with industry angles and manager influence shaping the prefight chatter.
United Press reports Minnesota Golden Gophers quarterback Myron Ubi remains gravely ill in University Hospital. A bulletin cites a fractured sternum with abscess and feared complications but notes the patient shows fighting spirit and steady improvement.
Sammy Slaughter of Terre Haute will debut in Pittsburgh on October 17 in a middleweight clash with Paul Pirrone of Cleveland at Motor Square Garden. Promoter Jules Beck announced the bout as Slaughter builds a growing middleweight reputation.
New York Oct 4 Babe Ruth said he will continue playing beyond next season after leading the Yankees to their fourth straight World Series win over the Cubs. He felt young again after the Series and predicted two more good years, planning to coach, fish, and hunt in the off time and to report in February to Florida for training. He praised the Yankees as the heaviest hitting team in history and noted Lou Gehrig as the star of the series while acknowledging the Cubs’ pitching and hitting.
New York October 4 reports trahkie Pe rele of Schenectady will substitute for Ray Miller of Chicago against lightweight champion Tony Canzoneri in a 10 round title bout set for Ebbets Field.
Former pastor Bartlett of First M church starred for Kane in a 14 0 win over Sheffield High. He threw a long pass to Piscor for the first touchdown and scored again in the final period as Kane built on a strong defensive effort. The Wolverines kept the Hilltoppers scoreless until late, earning a solid victory.
In Pittsburgh Coach Bd Wadell blasts Carnegie Tech linemen for weak blocking after a Geneva clash. He plans a week of line coaching to curb tacklers, as the squad gears up for future tests and seeks better performance on the field.
Eddie Brinks of Scranton Pennsylvania defeated Charles Be from New York in a featherweight bout. In another match Paterson New Jersey stopped Peter Albano of New York. The card took place in New York with Brinks winning at 183 pounds and Albano defeated at 154 pounds.
A fragmented note mentions a local vote on a measure likely tied to cost or unity. It references Ny and Fanizcu with uncertain context and dates. Further readable details are unavailable to confirm scope or outcome of the ballot.
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