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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1935
Page
6
Beavers led by Gedeat overwhelmed rivals as the Twin City team proved stronger than most squads. Next Sunday's Warefen clash tests Sheffield Corry's lineup after a 7-0 loss to Ridgway. Corry Tuavillé and Stanford UCLA ties loom as district results unfold with Mansfield and Pumxsutawney returning to play.
The Central Pennsylvania Interscholastic football conference shows shifts as Lock Haven leads the west with 120 points, Johnstown second at 110, and a cluster of teams tied for third. In the east Pottsville upset Bethlehem 7 6, York climbs atop with a 24 0 win over West Hazleton, Wilkes Barre Meyers sits second, Ashland 750 after a 24 0 win by Allentown, Mount Carmel ties Harrisburg William Penn, and Plains Williamsport Sunbury reach .500 with tied records as the season advances.
Hank Marino world match game bowling champion will appear at the Commodore drives on Sunday night November 8 at 8 o'clock to roll the series sharpshooters in exhibition games. Marino dethroned Dito Stein Jr of St Louis last winter who had won the title from Joe Miller of Buffalo. Thief Loses $200 Wallet. A resident near Alamance discovered hens stolen and the thief dropped a purse containing $200.20.
A report from Lima details an incident where a Gypsy individual robbed a bailiff in a public setting. Sheriff Ralph Marshall was dispatched to locate the suspect shortly after the confrontation with John Betenen, a common pleas court bailiff, and the Gypsy involved. Police are continuing their search for the suspect and reviewing nearby surveillance.
Corry Beavers suffer a 1-0 loss to Titusville Rockets in a rough opener on Washington Street. Titusville drives early for a touchdown and holds on after Corry threats, as Corry plans practice and a Saturday trip to Sheffield. The setback comes as Corry gears up for the season and faces a strong Warren County foe.
The Journal printed a Saturday evening football score sheet on the streets of the city. It carried the Cory-Titusville game score and noted collegiate results.
Fragmentary sports card style item listing players and substitutes for a Titusville game. Mentions teams like Titusville and Wesleyville with partial rosters, referees, and substitutes such as Bodamer and Shorts. The text is garbled OCR with unclear outcomes or dates.
United Press reports Pittsburgh Panthers sharpened new plays after routing West Virginia 24 to 6 as they prep for a Saturday clash with Notre Dame in South Bend. Others: Geneva 28 Bethany 7. Waynesburg 31 Westminster 0. Grove City 69 Washington and Jefferson 0.
Jamestown semi pro football team earned its second win of the season by a 6 0 victory over Warren Oilers at Oriole Field. Vetters scored late in the third period after a hard fought battle, with the conversion kick failing.
Madison Square Garden in New York warns it will pursue legal action to stop the heavyweight championship showdown between Bob Olin and John Henry Lewis scheduled for October 31 at the arena in New York City.
Sportsmen from Corry and nearby areas totaling about 700 attended the first annual Field Meet at the new Sportsmen's Field south of Corry. Outstanding shooters included F H Woodcock and W A Jackson. nearly 2,000 rounds were fired in skeet.
The third week of play sees Keister's Pattie Cohen Coals facing National Bank by Citizens On at alleys 1-2 and 8-4, while the Aeros meet the C Js on alleys 5-1 at the Recreation Alleys this evening.
Initial matches of the Antler Howling League will be staged this evening at Hibs' runways with Lohlan's battling the Wing-Wilds. Tomorrow evening the Aeros meet the Donaldson Bros.
A scatter of sports trivia and personalities fills a sports roundtable. Henry McLemore profiles, Henry Jacobs and Hank Bath referenced, hints of Eddie Shore, Ken Strong, Goose Goslin, Al Simmons, Branch Rickey, Charley Adams, and Freid Frick. Notes on coaches, players, and quirky habits across baseball, boxing, football, and golf emerge in brisk, magazine style snippets.
Corry Union City Ritz Pennsylvanians routed Mayville Independents 46 to 7 on the Union City gridiron. Duets dominated with 14 first downs to 1, scoring through Myers Pusch Barnes and others, while Mayville struggled to mount a defense and only managed a late touchdown.
In a rough gridiron clash between Mayville and Twin City, Myvilly Brarut and Myson led scoring with multiple touchdowns. Mayville’s Redmonds and Barnes contributed extra points while substitutions Crandall Frey Redmond entered as reserves. Twin City responded with Jackson and Biellegutst among substitutes.
Petillo, the 1939 Indianapolis 500 winner, dominated the Langhorne 100 mile race before 18 000 fans, clocking a 1 hour 1 minute 174 second time for a new world record. Frank Farmer Billy Winn, of Kansas City, finished second in the field.
Warren High Dragons defeated Oil City High 31-0 as Leldig's squad struck early with a first quarter score and added touchdowns each of the remaining quarters. Oil City managed its six first downs late with substitutes, while Warren accumulated 14 total.
Xunyan clinched the $5000 Louisville Open golf title as the final round saw a tight chase. Paul Runyan White Plains and Alvin Kreuger Belott were runners up in a 72 hole event at Louisville with Xunyan posting 283 to win by one under par.
The Duets travel to Warren on Sunday to meet the powerful Oils, testing their strength against a stronger opponent this week.
Fragmentary text mentions assistant roles, sports editors, typists, and approvals. Unreadable names and lines suggest a desk note on assignments and approvals. Core content remains indiscernible due to garbled OCR.
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