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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1939
Page
7
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Oil City toppled Corry Beavers 14 to 0 as Bill Ross raced 70 yards for the opening score and Din Taylor sped 55 yards after a Williams pass. Chunk Williams starred with two key plays and the Oilers dominated with nine first downs to Corry's five.
In the Tyi-Goyinly Football Conference race the Beavers faltered while Meadvillies Bulldogs gained ground and neared first place. Tri County standings show Meadvillie leading with a decisive 90 to 12 margin amid inconsistent results from other teams.
Helen Wills Moody former world tennis champion wed film executive Aiden Roark in Las Vegas Nevada on a quick Saturday ceremony. The couple planned a future in Hollywood where Roark works for Century-Pox, with early plans to live near Lake Mead and Boulder City.
Denver reports Henry Armstrong, the American welterweight champion, will meet Bobby Pacho tonight in Denver to defend his title in the first world championship bout held in Colorado since 1910. The article recalls Armstrong’s prior win over Pacho in Havana as he enters the bout with momentum.
Ray Greene was elected president of the Corry Country Club by the board of directors at the annual meeting yesterday afternoon. Walter Scott becomes vice president after two years as president, with Scott and the directors guiding a financially prosperous season. Directors named include Ray Greene Walter Scott William Dunlap Hastings James Howard A Sheet Cassius Seare Edward Feldt. A future meeting will elect the secretary treasurer who will also serve as director. Splendid reports show the club paid off its second payment for the season.
While Yale dueled Michigan in Ann Arbor, Dr. G L Cheney offered therapeutic heat for Handsome Dan V in New Haven. The mascot reportedly contracted a Bienen fever, prompting concern for the Eli football program.
Albany Pittsburgh reports two changes in its farm system. The Knoxville farm agreement is dropped while Albany arrangements are completed to add Albany. President William E. Berswanger announces the discontinual of the Knoxville farm and the addition of Albany N. Y.
Eleven top college football powers stay undefeated as November approaches. Nashville notes Tennessee Notre Dame Michigan Texas A&M Oregon State USC and other leaders lead the race with key clashes on the weekend slate including Southern California versus Oregon State in Portland.
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New York Giants stay the only unbeaten team in the NFL with a 7-6 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Washington Redskins also unbeaten, while Green Bay, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland games shape divisional races as Week action continues.
Welsh heavyweight Tommy Farr aims for a rematch with Joe Louis after a possible entry through New York. Farr discusses readiness and plans, with boxing prospects and college football scores listed in the same clipping.
A 14 year old boy spent a night in Pittsburgh Stadium after disappearing during a game. Rescue efforts involved a search by local authorities and volunteers with names like George Milne and Donald’s peers noted in reports.
Fragmented report describes a high tension game with Notre Dame and the Panthers suffering defeats. The piece hints at disrupted play and shifts in momentum amid a season of struggles for both teams.
The 1939 game season opens across Pennsylvania with abundant deer bears and small game. Hunters expect large crowds and widespread activity from November into January as counties set hunting dates and restrictions.
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