Beavers Open Cage Practice amid Beav System Optimism
Corry High School faces a rebuilding basketball season under Coach Myers. He plans early practice this Wednesday, focusing on new junior candidates and filling center duties after Engle's graduation. Aimed for five weeks of cage drills, the squad will balance football conflicts and seek a strong varsity with talent from junior ranks.
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Beavers face a tough winter with new center in focus
Bill Myers, a High school basketball coach, eyes a productive season for the Beavers this winter as practice opens. The squad shows strong forwards and guards, but a center is the key challenge. Meanwhile Erie’s bantam football clash on November 7 pits Blue Streaks against Red Peppers in a charity battle likely to draw a large crowd.
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Jimmy Clark Wins Another Jamestown Debut
Jamestown amateur middleweight Jimmy Clark won his first bout as a Jamestown representative at Washington Street Auditorium. He defeated Pat Burns of Buffalo in five rounds, delivering a flawless performance marked by elusiveness and speed, while Burns fought hard but could not match Clark’s pace.
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Fight Results From Newark and New York Card Report
Boxing results across multiple venues show Nord-Charley Mas Sura beating Tarry Johnson in Newark at 145 pounds. Lou Haler outpointed Bily Mosca at 153 in Paterson. Lew Feldman defeated Petey Hayes at 120 in New York. Jay Sherman outpointed Tady Junazzo at 149 and Billy Doyle edged Stan Williamson at 161 in New Haven. Johnny Bendy beat Tynaelo Dide at 140 in Jersey City. Mickey Maker defeated outmatched opponent at 130 in Bayonne.
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Philadelphia
Stan Willamson
Utah
Billy Doyle
Bridgeport
Jersey City
Joey Ferrant
Johnny Bendy
Tynaelo Dide
Porto Rico
Mickey Maker
Bayyorne
Pitt Scouts Predict Irish Comeback Will Outshine Panthers
Corry fans head to Pittsburgh for the Pitt Notre Dame game after Pitt scouts hailed Notre Dame as the best South Bend team since 1930. They praised the Irish blocking and tackling, alertness, and manpower, noting Notre Dame’s improved form and readiness for Saturday’s clash with Pitt led by Jock Sutherland’s squad training hard.
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Wrestling at Madison Square Garden ends in mayhem and monkey business
Henry McLemore reports on a wrestling card at Madison Square Garden, noting a detectable blend of showmanship and rough action. He highlights Dusek vs Fields and Shikat vs Marshall as the standout bouts, describing referee warnings, crowd reaction, and the perceived framing of the matches.
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State College Prepares to Face Syracuse in Big Game
Penn State, coming off a hard fought draw with Columbia, tightens defense for Syracuse. The two rivals have 12 all time meetings since 1922 with PSU winning 2 and 3 ties. a win would give State its fourth victory of the season.
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Michigan To Play Columbia In Big Ten Series Return
Columbia announces its 1925 football schedule with Michigan to play in New York on October 26, inaugurating a two year home and home series. The note marks Columbia's first meeting with a Big Ten opponent since 1926.
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Giants plan major shakeup on infield and shortstop need
United Press reports the New York Giants face a major shakeup with only Carl Hubbell and Mel Ott deemed safe. The club could auction a dozen players and spend about 125000 for new material. Trade rumors include Hubbell for Dizzy Dean, but officials doubt it. managers mull replacing Terry with a stronger first baseman while keeping Critz at second.
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Forged Tickets At Grid Game
Police report forged football tickets used at the East and Strong Vincent High School game. A salesman circulated near 26 and State streets selling duplicate tickets for 25 to 40 cents. Police Chief George Christoph is investigating after being informed by H. C. Gillespie of Hast High School about the counterfeit passes.
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Littman to Meet Yaroz in Early Bout
Pittsburgh report notes Tait Littman, 161 1/4 lbs, fresh from a win over Anson Green, 160 1/2, declares he would trouble Teddy Yarose, world middleweight champion, if matched again. Yarose beat Spidgal, Hughes, and others in prior bouts. other local results include HIlling over Dunning and Lesko stopping Nichlich.
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Notre Dame drills with Pitt plays in tough South Bend scrimmage
Notre Dame conducted a hard Monday drill under coach Elmer Layden as they prepared to avenge two prior defeats by Pitt. The squad reported good condition and readiness for upcoming tests, aiming to deliver a stronger performance.
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Boxing Cards From Milwaukee Chicago Include Several KO Victories
At Milwaukee Teddy Yards and at Chicago Everett Rightmire matchups featured several boxers from Pittsburgh and Chicago. Tony Bruno KO'd Harry Jacobs while Tony Vale and other Chicago fighters earned decisions. Other bouts included Johnny Christy drawing and Joey Esposito losing by decision in tough Chicago showing.
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Illinois prep for Army Champaign scrimmage drills
Illinois completes intensive practice for the Army game at Champaign scrimmaging the Freshmen using West Point plays. Varsity backs Steve Steib and Paul Jansen emulate Army halfback Buckler while Crain Portman competes for right halfback spot and Wilbur Fenty and Frank Praselisung contribute in the backfield.
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