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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
6
Colorful football clash looms tomorrow as Corry Beavers and Titusville Rockets collide on a rain softened gridiron. Crowds, bands, and heated bets set the scene for a spirited battle rooted in years of local rivalry.
Corry Highs eleven eyes end to a Titusville spell tomorrow on the East Washington gridiron at 2 30 pm as Byler fields a ready squad with Piteavage possibly starting. Probable lineups include Baran and Te Cory for Titusville against Corry backs and tackles in a tense, tradition ridden showdown.
W Virginia Oct 11 Robert Madden of the University of Pittsburgh upset Ramsay Potts of North Carolina to win the middle Atlantic intercollegiate singles tennis title 16 8 6 4 The doubles final between Potts Shore and Madden Bald scheduled for today features Potts with Shore and Madden with Bald.
Warren, Oct. 1 The Warren Flyers Oil football team opened the season with a 6-0 loss to Clean Market Basket under the lights at Bradner Stadium in Olean. The setback comes as Clean Market Basket extended its early-season win streak to four games.
St Lawrence University football team, known as the Fighting Saints, is favored to beat Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute here on Saturday. The Tigers seek to end an eight game skid, after minor wins and a triangular round robin at Hamilton.
Pittsburgh coach Sutherland fears the outcome of the Panth ers game with West Virginia University. Several players are sidelined with injuries and reports from the Mountaineers camp claim confidence of victory. Carnegie Tech plans to go to New York tonight for their game with New York University after a final practice session this afternoon.
The Corry Rod and Gun Club outlines a mammoth Field Day at Sportsmen's Park, south of the city, with beagle trials, bait cast exhibition, coon dog trials, gun company shooting exhibition, handicap skeet, skeet and rifle ranges open to the public, various novelty shoots, gate prize drawing, and many prizes. no admission fee for ladies.
The Raymond Bowling League opened its 1935 36 season last night at Recreation Alleys. The Pour Slide team swept Grinding Room while Machine Shop won two from Automatics and Office beat Shipping Room two games. Rex Dempsey led with a 144 high average. Standings show early results.
Today’s Sports Parade lists major early games with Holy Cross favored by three touchdowns against Harvard. Other matchups include Stanford at USC, Yale versus Penn, Notre Dame facing Wisconsin, and multiple regional showdowns across the college circuit.
The State Armory hosts an amateur boxing card tonight led by Joe Fazio of Warren in a 118-pound bout with Ralph Vomaro of Erie as the main event under AAU auspices. Corry’s Steve Gimmasty looms as a rival, with several bouts featuring local talents like Johnny Junda, Bob Franz, K. O. Schultz, Bob Lohr, Norm Bennett, Steve Celestd, Soldier Bemis, Wimpy Coons, Cortyite, John Wassink, and Harpo Hutnyak, all competing in tight schedules and 150 to 188-pound classes.
Governor Martin L. Davey accused several Ohio State University football players of being on the state payroll. He stated in a sarcastic tone that football has become the supreme purpose of higher education, claiming the state has most of the football squad on its payroll and wishing for a successful season.
Twenty women gathered at Mrs. J D Flannigan's home to form a six team Ladies City Rowing League. Officers named include Mrs Leo Hoylen president Mrs J D Flannigan vice president Helen Foley secretary and Mable Taylor treasurer. Team cap twins listed as Lillian Baker Lilian Garel Violet Raske Van McElroy Mrs Harold Cragg and Mrs Carl Gustafson. A meeting is set for next Monday to advance plans and league play begins Tuesday evenings.
Geneva College faces Bethany tonight at Reeves Stadium under floodlights. Coach Duke Beet plans to use the same starting lineup that defeated Indiana and Slippery Rock Teachers as Geneva’s gridiron unit goes through final drills in Pahaver Falls, Pa.
Luckite the fleet bay gelding carries 161 pounds today in the third rolling run of the international gold cup at Ligonier. Nineteen rivals, led by Son of Steven the Great Luck Stone, face handicaps from 135 to 161 pounds. A $1,000 purse heats the field with a path to the grand national at Aintree next spring. The race is 2 1/2 miles.
Duquesne University glidiers aim to halt a two game skid as they meet Catholic University tonight. The teams clash to boost the Dukes from a slump and regain momentum in the season.
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