Titusville Independents Set for Gridiron Skirmish in Corry
Corry hosts an independent football night as Titusville and Corry clash tomorrow under American Legion sponsorship. Key kickers Rosequist and Daye loom, with ex Geneva and Grove City stars including Shupe and Mattiseesti in the lineups. George Chessarin signs with Titusville, coached by Shupe, as local fans anticipate a sharp, crowd-pleasing battle.
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McCorkindale Given Decision Over Perroni in Shaky Debut
Indoor boxing season opens with a financial flop and a disputed verdict. Don McCorkindale, facing Patsy Perroni in a headline bout at Madison Square Garden, loses a 10 round decision after judges split over the ruling. Referee Patsy Haley had to intervene as crowd of about 40,000 voiced disapproval and boxing writers questioned Perroni’s win amid controversial calls and late rally by Perroni.
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Vines Leaves Amateur Status For Pro Gold Chase
Henry McLemore profiles Henry Musworth Vines, former Wimbledon and American champion, who quits amateur play to join Tilden’s barnstorming tour. The piece notes Vines’ prior world title, the lure of pay, and mixed views on the move, reflecting on fame, box office, and career risk across tennis history.
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Terry Signs Five-Year Giants Deal For $49 000 A Year
United Press report notes Babe Ruth and Bill Terry departing town as Ruth plans exhibition games while Terry commits to five more years as player manager of the New York Giants with a salary around ten thousand dollars annually Memphis. Terry aims to stay in Memphis briefly then return to New York for radio and theater offers.
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Kane High Wolves Hold Off Sheffield In Close Won by Four
Kane High School remained unbeaten after a hard fought 22 to 19 win over Sheffield at Kane Field. Barnett opened scoring with a 80 yard run, Kane led 14 7 at half, a safety in the third period followed by a late pass play capped by Bartletts six yard TD and a final third quarter score from the Wolves. Sheffield threatened late but Kane defense held, securing their third conference victory of the year.
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Notre Dame to lead Navy like a college captain
In a clash heavy with talent, Notre Dame mucks through rumors of lineup changes while Kansas stares down a tough schedule. Northwestern seeks a breakthrough against Stanford, as Benet and Cornell push forward with cautious optimism amid lineup shuffles.
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Plan Beautification of Junior High Grounds at School
The board granted permission for the Junior Elementary PTA to advance beautification plans for the Junior High grounds. Principal Harold Wolfe presented the landscaping concept and Miss M. C. Loveland prepared the plans. The PTA will begin immediate plantings of shrubbery in front of the building.
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Wesleyville cancels seek other contest
Wesleyville High cancelled its football game scheduled for the coming Saturday and sought a replacement. Injuries sideline several regulars, prompting officials to abandon both the Counry and Titusguls contests for the next two Saturdays. An attempt to book Strong Vincent Reserves to fill in was explored, with Erie school information pending.
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Pitt Navy clash looms as long unbeaten Pitt streak sits at stake
Pitt and Navy prepare for a major early season game at Pitt Stadium. Mackey notes Pitt has not lost to a Western rival since 1928, while Navy’s Rip Miller fields a quick, deep squad with strong ends Murray and Miller and fast backs. Navy plans wide passes and end sweeps to stretch Pitt’s line as scouts fear a high scoring showdown.
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Titusville and Corry clash as strong lineup eyed
Local sports notes expect a battle for superiority as Titusville plans a reinforced lineup to counter Corry with key players unavailable. Bevevino shines for Carnegie Tech in the college scene while Warren’s Ange Bevevino gains praise for standout play amid Pittsburgh coverage.
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