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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1936
Page
6
An early season forecast notes woodcock and snipe opportunities around Pymatuning Lake. It discusses bag limits, best guns for cylinder bore, dogs suitable for swamp hunting, and the value of practice before November's regular season.
Stanford University players announced they will refuse to play in another 1938 game after referee Bobby Morris of Seattle officiated the Washington State game at Pullman. Washington State won 14 to 13, and Stanford protested that Morris tutored Washington State quarterback Goddard. They also claimed Jake Brigham carried the ball for a touchdown but Morris ruled no touchdown before judging Brig ham's prone position.
Pitt Panthers worked to counter Ohio State’s wide forward and passing game. Jock Sutherland devised a defensive plan after scouts praised the Buckeyes’ passing attack and speed. The Oct 6 report notes the effort to curb Ohio State’s offense.
Giants battle to stay alive as Fitzsimmons closes on two days rest to face the Yankees in Game five. Schumacher steadies Giants with clutch outs and a celebratory finish in the previous game while Gomez battles through control issues and possible relief from Murphy as the series heads toward a deciding day.
Warren Ohio October summary Hy Vis Oil semi pro gridders defeated Olean N Y 22 0 at home scoring three touchdowns and a field goal Petruzzi Rosequist and Holland TDs Rosequist added a 30 yard field goal in the third quarter and one extra point after a TD The Oils meet Mattees Rocks Rangers next Sunday in a Pittsburgh Pirates farm club affiliate contest
Pittsburgh Oct 6 Red Leh Mann has replaced Eugene Rosenthal at Carnegie Tech halfback and will start against Michigan State Saturday, if healthy and cleared in time. The move signals a revised backfield as Tech seeks offensive spark for the upcoming clash attended by local fans and college football observers.
In Madison Square Garden Tony Canzoneri suffers four facial cuts and a decisive defeat as Jimmy McLarnin delivers a sharp left that ends Canzoneri's bid for further glory. McLarnin secures a title challenge route, weighing 145 to Canzoneri's 137, with the story tracing the punch that turned the bout midway.
Two Duquesne University stars John Kuyrs Arnold Juback and George Mutsik Ambridge halfback nursed injuries after the game with Rutg last Friday. Coach Clipper Smith expects them ready for Geneva Friday night.
In a rough OCR transcript of a baseball game between the Yankees and Giants, players like DiMaggio Gehrig and Lazzeri are named as they score runs and make plays. The text records infield and outfield actions across innings with repeated errors and fragmented lines, illustrating a tense late innings struggle.
A garbled box score style report shows Leiber fanning for the Giants and Ott homering to left field. No hits or errors through six, then mixed infield and pitching changes. In the seventh, Rolfe singles, DiMaggio and Gehrig hit outs, and Bartell doubles for the Giants with Terry scoring. Errors and substitutions noted as the game progresses with players listed in uncertain spellings.
Corry high school football hosts Titusville in a key early season test as the Rockets seek revenge and aim to exploit speed against a veteran Titusville squad. Corry boasts a strong line and wing backs while Titusville counters with weight advantage and solid backfield.
DiMaggio and Gehrig sparked a late surge as Coffman began the frame for the Giants. DiMaggio, Gehrig, and Dickey drove in runs, with Selkirk, Powell, Murphy, Crosetti, and Lazzeri contributing as the Giants plate seven in the inning. Mayo, Ott, and Danning retired in order in the final frame.
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