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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1933
Page
2
Big Ten football and basketball notes mix with mock standings as Iowa Minnesota Michigan and Purdue top a crowded race. Ohio State Michigan and Minnesota loom as key contenders while Hawkeyes face a stubborn test against the Gophers and Purdue weighs in after a 1 0 start.
Titusville Indies football team resumes practice at Carterfield after a week off as they ready for a Sunday clash with Corry Indies. Fred Johnson to coach, Tom Supe as player manager at fullback, with Mrs Johnson guiding other backs. Players Lupe from ON City, Lawson from Franklin, Watkins, and Art Brady slated to participate.
The piece reports Miller predicting a late season push and outlines plans for organized workouts. It notes Notre Dame's coaching uncertainty with Home Anderson’s future uncertain, potential candidates, and a mix of high school level players and prep teams shaping the broader football scene.
San Francisco dispatch reports promoter Jonny Buckley, manager of heavyweight contender Jack Sharkey, issued a bold challenge to Sam Baer Boston sailor to fight “any time anywhere” this winter citing Baer’s demand for a bout as Buckley says Baer can take the chance if he wants a fight this season.
Berkeley Ost. Ort. 24 Helen Jacobs a top women’s national tennis champion headed east to New York to write about tennis before upcoming tournament play. She planned to work on a novel revolving around the sport and was joined by guest Miss Alona Rend during her visit.
In Meadville High and Allegheny College schedule changes due to a clash with events at Meadville High School. Oil City officials consider moving the Oil City game to avoid conflict as Allegheny College prepares for a homecoming clash with Marietta College. A meeting of the Oil City High School athletic committee is set to decide the change amid local navigation of the busy weekend sports slate.
Bradford High over Kane without Bartlett 28-2 in a decisive game at Allegany Mountain Conference action. The visitors grabbed a quick 4 touchdown lead and maintained pressure, with standout plays by Dineen Bartlett and a strong team effort. The defeat ends Kane’s bid to advance while Bradford solidifies its string of notable wins this season.
Spilling 2741 pins, Corry-Jamestown squad swept all three games. Captain Ray Burr led the cabinet makers to a 15 to 5 win over Keister's Cut Rate to seize undisputed first in the Corry City Bowling League as the second week of competition opened on Recreation Alleys. McLean top-scored for the druggists with a 187 three-game average, while Keister’s Cut Rate and other teams trailed in the standings.
New Haven hosts the pivotal eastern meeting with Army favored 7 to 5 over Yale. An expected crowd of 70 000 will witness Army seeking an eleventh meeting win since World War I while Yale aims to snap a winless streak and claim the potential conference title.
A chaotic list of boxing bout outcomes across Pittsburgh area venues. Names include Belmont, Durso, Detederone, McNally, and Burlo among others with varied scores and decisions. Some entries show percentages and locations like McKeesport and New Kensington.
Pittsburgh reports Carnegie Tech to practice after upset of Notre Dame while reserves tested new plays. Minnesota and Purdue prepare for Wisconsin and Illinois. Ohio State to host Northwestern. Chicago sophomores seek stronger showing. Notre Dame scrimmages, Purdue eye reunion with Wisconsin, and NYU and Fordham prep for weekend action.
Henry McLemore outlines a rumored heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden on November 3 between Maxie Rosenbloom and Mickey Walker. The piece notes uncertainty, trainer plans, and public interest while poking fun at past antics and betting on Rosenbloom’s edge.
Warren boy from Warren, Pennsylvania, named to Princeton Tigers football roster after standout high school season. The item notes his family background, address at Market Street, and initial game involvement against Columbia last Saturday.
Fragmentary classified style text mentions pricing and advertising terms, with scattered references to a Pennsylvania location and a possible promotional event. The readable portions hint at a sales pitch and price points, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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