Ex Corry star Pete Rengie gains Cochran varsity spot
Ray Pete Rengie former Gary High athlete wins a place on Cochran varsity eleven days after ending his prep season. The piece notes his father Rev H F Rengie’s church assignment and cites his early promise as a cage star, later adapting to football with notable open field runs and scoring impacts in weekend games.
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Corry City Bowling League results and standings update
In Corry City at Path Recreation Alleys Kelster's Cut Rate squad defeated last year’s champions in a 14 point margin as Corry Jamestown and others faced defeats. The week’s schedule lists Thursday games Recreations versus Citizens Banks and more results from the late night fixtures.
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Oldach Sets Card Record in Busy Batting Trial
Oldach of Erie with Jane Barry as manager shows up in Batting Gitsy trial at Motor Square. Sid Silas leads New Yorkers Crew as crowd gathers for indoor season reveal. Tuy meets at 149 pounds with Beetse anticipating completion of his card.
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Lakewood Mayville Scoreless Tie in Night Game
The May Ville Merchants and Lakewood A B C battled to a scoreless tie under the Lakewood lights before a large crowd. Both teams showed strong defense with several threats led by key plays and goal-line stands, but neither side could find the net.
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May Ville
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Ted Luther Wins Tri-State Pro Golf Final At Fox Chapel
Ted Luther defeats Perry Del Vecchio 1 up after 88 holes to claim the Tri-State Professional Golfsmith Championship at Fox Chapel Golf Club. Luther overcomes late trouble, sinking key putts from 16 to 45 feet, finishing with a halved final hole to win the gonfalon in a dramatic 1932 final. Del Vecchio held early leads with birdies but Luther's long putts and clutch plays on Nos. 25–27 sealed the title.
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Wrestling Is Wrong Even When It's Right
The article surveys wrestling showmanship and rules, noting promoter Jack Curley facing critics of sensational bouts. It describes Lewis and Sherry clashing in a long, grueling bout, with officials debating whether matches are genuine exhibitions or declared contests under boxing commission rulings.
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Parade New York Heavyweight Champion Eyes Return Fight
Wet beltsun, widely known heavyweight champion Bly, who won the title from Sidney Lenz earlier this year, contemplates defending his crown against P Halkins of New Jersey. Dick Sion of Simon and Schuster is drafting a promotional pitch as Bly weighs the challenge while public figures debate the feasibility and hype surrounding a possible Culbertson styled showdown.
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Notre Dame Faces First Test in Tech Battle
Notre Dame prepares for a major schedule segment with Carnegie Tech in South Bend. The Irish, famed for a rapid scoring pace, hope to limit early routs as regulars logged extensive minutes in past wins while reserves gain scoring edge.
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Fragmentary Protest Chant About Midnight Play and Sins
A garbled narration hints at a midnight start and a long play session. It recalls sitting down, outlasting six satanic exhibitors, and mentions sugar and sins in a cryptic, misread form.
Gibson Signs to Pilot Pirates Next Season
George Gibson, veteran catcher and longtime Pirates manager, signed to continue as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates for 1933. Terms undisclosed. Gibson, 52, hinted at possible trades to improve the club and praised fan support as he returns to a role he has held in various forms since 1905.
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