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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1928

Page

2

Erie Deacons Meet Casty Independents At Jewel Field

The Casty Independents face the Erie Dequesne at Jewel Field tomorrow at three. Dressed with scholastic stars Vick Howell Art Weindorf Mike Cannavina and Milly Woodward the visitors promise a balanced attack with end pairs Weindorf and Hines and Woodward at snapper. The Dequesne defense and Casty offense aim to control the line with Doyle Hickey Schumacher and others backing the line for a decisive area contest.

Northwestern Copry Independents Erie Dequesne Jewell Wield Vieltors Jewel Field Duquesnes Bile Vick Howell Art Weindorf Mike Cannavina Milly Woodward Cannavina Keystones Antile St. Mary's Elites Howell McGrath Vannayino Smale George Eric Advices Iran Weindorf Towns Lloyd Hickey Dick Schumacher Harry Doyle Bebneider Loreutind Washington Street Titusville Puruets Johnnsonbure Brigites Leith Rilje County Equac Diquesnes Inilies Taat Suinday Gretalérs

Crowded Stadiums Set For Major College Football Showdowns

Eastern games draw crowds near sixty thousand with Penn undefeated foes and major matchups in New York and Cambridge. Big attendances predicted for Harvard Dartmouth and Princeton Cornell, while Michigan Notre Dame and Georgia Tech loom as leading programs amid a season of record-breaking scores and expanding crowds.

Totoris Yale New Haven Pennsylvania Fility Nagy Mikee Dartmouth Cambridge Princeton Norman Central Press Micgan Michigan Ohio Wesleyan Midfield State Wisconsin Muchigan Ohio State Georgia Tech Navy Notre Dame Unie Davis-Bliins Dike Davis Flklus Boston College Harvard Springheld North Carolina Georgia Tooh Géorge ‘Tech M. I Georgia Peck Tulane Alabama North Sapatin Georgia Tek Notre Vander Fatto Georgie

San Cura Ointment touted for quick relief of terrible sores

An old notice promotes San Cura Ointment claiming to heal a leg sore in six weeks and reduce swelling. It highlights a patient from Tremville who improved within two weeks after trying the treatment, also noting other products like Complexion Soap. The ad lists prices and urges purchase at drug stores.

Hood Tremvillé Karl Banks

Corry Chair Bowlers Win

A United States government expert on airfields visited Titusville yesterday and inspected several proposed airport silos for the city. He was favorably impressed with two sites and will report to Washington on his return. The report may influence the decision process on a possible airport project for Titusville.

United States Airowels Titusville Mitcw Wishinton Ie Tili ’Ath Jambi Cohesiyree

Two Squads Enter Cage Loop in Industrial League

The Journal and Company A squads plan to enter the Indi telal Basketball League with mid November aiming to finalize preparations for 1998 schedules. Officials from Stanford Hose Company and Arcade Restaurant, old league participants, attended, with new uniforms and gear noted. A Stanford company interview is planned to gauge willingness to rejoin, while pioneers hope last year’s players return. Future meetings will push for definite entries, schedule drafting, by law adoption, and officer selections.

Inditelal Fobp Star Stanford Hose Company Arcade Restaurant Ubi Oncisi4 Stanford Bese Atcadermagmnales Industrial League

Tigers Hope for Improved Play Under Harris

Frank Getty notes Detroit's hire of Bucky Harris as manager following his Washington tenure. Harris faces scrutiny and mixed expectations as he reshapes Detroit after a stint with the Senators. The piece traces past Tigers leaders Jennings Cobb Moriarty and predicts Harris will aim for a first division return, with Navin backing winter moves to bolster the roster.

Detroit Tigers Bucky Harris Tiger Harris Washington Dairait Washington Senators Preaker Hoy Frank Nevin Burky Navin Detroit Jennings Bucky Tyrus Raymond Cobb Sie Hugue Jennings George Moriarty Ty Cobb Tigers Cobb Moriarty Senators Pas Athletics Yankees Hewthanmgar Parry Sf. Bowie Rhinit Tao Moe Harry Iona Waiter Johnson Sme Suetenn Aisi Tal

Kittlebergers Lead Practice Shoot Of Club

The Corry Red and Gin Chibe held a basement range shoot at Keating block with George Kittleverger scoring 240 to lead the club. C. Kittlebergen was close behind at 227 and Tsveatson Was thint tallied 224 as the squad opened its season with precise shooting and strong prospects for the year.

Sesson George Kittleverger Corry Red Gin Chibe Keating C. Kittlebergen Tsveatson Sessio

Tech Favored To Defeat Pitt In Annual Game

Western Pennsylvania fans packed Pitt stadiums for the fifteenth annual city championship clash between Carnegie Tech and Pittsburgh. The Panthers, coming off a loss to West Virginia, faced an undefeated Tartan squad with Tech favored to win by a close margin. Toni Parkeon may miss today’s action for Pitt, while Tech lines up as the same lineup that beat Washington and Jefferson last week.

Harry Camins United Press Pittsburgh Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh Camogie Tech Pitt Panthers University of West Virginia Carnegie Tech Toni Park Neon Allegheny College Prantealy Washington and Jefferson College Duquesne University Beaver Geneva ‘College Covenanters Dukes Beaver Falls Geneva Bucknell College New York Fordham Jan Douds Jackle Gary Aschmann Jeontsr Washington and Jefferson Grove City College Allegheny Mondville Dartmouth Westminster Thiel New Wilmington West Virginia University Manton Lafayette College Lafayette Emottnett West Virginia Wesleyan Waynesburg College Budkhatmon W. Va

Good crop of wild life stories at Kane

Kane Oct 37 reports Bridiy Presents a crop of wild life tales from trusted sources. A 300 pound bear allegedly evaded a hunter by rolling from an embankment onto the Penhsy tracks near Emporium and was beheaded as a passenger train passed. An entertainment of school children by another bear and a forest towerman’s encounter with a wild cat are noted in the collection.

Keane Pennisy Kane Bridiy Penhsy Emporium

Odds Are Even On Yale Army Clash Today

Yale and Army, East’s great teams, faced off in New Haven before about 80,000 spectators with uncertain strength. Captain Bud Sprague returned near full fitness for Army, while Mal Stevens led Yale with a largely intact lineup except for Oldt, a key kicker.

Frank Geiy United Press New Haven Conn Yale Army Rhe Udids Jegger Bud Sprague Harvard Mal Stevens Shane Oldt

North East to face Warren in tough battle Saturday

Northwestern Pennsylvania football fans anticipate a hard clash as North East High, unbeaten in all games, meets Warren at Russell Field. Warren, also unbeaten, will play host the North East squad with Blue and White favored to win though the Grape Pickers may challenge. The match follows a week of strong showings by both teams, including Warren beating Dunkirk 51 to 0 and North East defeating Silver Creek earlier.

Pennsylvania Warren North East High Warren Acholastica Genoe Tribune Haa Pulidol Stevens Noth East Russell Feld Chan ‘Eam Jreddilla Silver Creel Erle Vounty Silver Crowle Fredonia North East Duniete Miutrgin Dunkirk New York Staters Kane Mountain City Jamestown

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