Corry to get new athletic field and citywide sports plans
Corry shelves a community athletic field project funded by taxpayers to expand scholastic and independent sports. The plan envisions a full high school athletic complex, with extra funding for coaching and equipment, aiming to create a regional recreational center and support a stronger football program. Tomorrow features two major games within thirty miles drawing local crowds despite uncertain weather.
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CORRY Beavers Suffer Fourth Straight Defeat at Albion
Corry High's Beavers were routed by Albion 34 to 0, with Albion's backs Kaiser Jones and Baer delivering the decisive scoring as Corry produced little resistance. The defeat marks Corry’s fourth straight setback amid a rough stretch of games this season.
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Oil City Tops Warren in 36-0 Victory
Oil City dominated Warren with a 36 to 0 win, surging after a 9-0 halftime gap. Toth starred in a three TD third quarter for Oil City, Szafran added scores, and Beightot booted a field goal as reserves closed out the game. Limurger cheese touted as strong bait near Beloit.
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What Is Wrong With the Beavers at Corry High
Corry High followers ask what is wrong as the Beavers suffer 44 to 0, 54 to 0, 78 to 0, and 4 to 0 defeats. Two coaches this fall cannot hide weak offense and defense. Questions target material, talent, spirit, apathy, and coaching as officials weigh remedies for the school and community.
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Pitt Favored Over Trojans As Time Shapes Odds
In Pittsburgh Oct 13 a sports sketch notes time changing outcomes as Pitt leads Southern California in betting odds by a twelve point spread before the game. The piece mocks USC Hollywood chatter and suggests local reaction to the Trojans arrival and press notices about players courting movie stardom.
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Dukes Defeat Bucknell 12 to 0 in Windy Gridiron Clash
Duquesne University edged Bucknell University 12 to 0 before 10 000 chilly fans. Art Strutt led a power drive late in the third period and plunged in for a score, while Campbell added a 50 yard TD run after Bucknell’s late passing attempts were broken up by the Duquesne line.
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Football Scores and Coach Jones Mention in Turbulent Note
Football scores list games including Saint Marys and St Louis, Creighton, Arizona, Oregon State, Davis Elsins, Xavier, De Paul, Bucknell, Fordham, George Washington, Kalamazoo, Miami, Millsaps, Murray, North Dakota, Morningside and more. Coach Howard Jones tied to an prior blast rumor as the piece hints at a distracted Trojans team amid rumors and a tied controversy.
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Gaels lose as upsets ripple across college football
By Jack Cuddy New York Oct 43 In a sea of upsets the St Marys Gaels suffered a defeat dampening leaders as Notre Dame Purdue Michigan Texas and many others faced key intersectionals Big Ten and Southern conference clashes also fill the slate with teams like Army Columbia Navy and Georgia Tech pursuing upset bids or returns to form across the nation.
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Scholastic Results from Oil City and Erie Area Games
Oil City 36 over Warren 0. St. Josephs 18 over Sandy Lake 0. Meadville 35 over Prantlin 6. Erie Academy 20 over Toledo Waite 0. Edinboro 33 over Union City 6. Albion 34 over Corry 0. Mash Brady 18 over Falls Creek 12. Grove City 24 over Union Township U. Sharpsville 13. Farrell 0.
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Pacific Coast Coaches Agree on New Football Rules
The Pacific Coast Conference coaches issued Bulletin No Three clarifying 1934 football rules to ensure uniform enforcement. Key points include a dead ball rule favoring a touchdown for a drive over the goal line, and positions for linemen must stay at least five yards behind the scrimmage line unless permanently shifted.
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Lasky Schmeling Bout Signed for February Show
Negotiations closed for a 15 round heavyweight match between Art Lasky and Max Schmeling to be staged in February at New York or Miami. The winner to face Maxie Baer for the title, despite protests from Steve Hamas who beat Lasky last January and refused rematches.
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