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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1933
Page
2
Recreation Alleys opened as Selowers roll first entries of the 1933 84 season. Corry Bowling League reorganizing with October drive. Pittsburgh area players and teams appear in golf and football notes including Pennsylvanian shifts and Erie school campaigns.
Canadohtas 5 1 over Buffalo Giants in standings. Beavers prepare for football practice in two weeks with reorganization meeting at 7 30 pm in the Municipal building. Election of a manager is key as Wesley Pearce and Ernest Williams decline active roles. new leadership to form grid squad and schedule workouts.
Yesterday results include Detroit and Chicago with Cleveland 8 to 2 and 4 to 5, St Louis, Toronto 12 to 0, Buffalo 9 to 9. Montreal 5, Rochester 24. Today’s schedule lists Washington at Boston and New York at Philadelphia with Pittsburgh visiting New York in the National League.
Blynt hit a home run to break a deadlock as Stanford Hose Company edged Wesleyville 16 to 12 in the first game. Stanford swept the visitors 8 to 1 in the second, with Abbey and Chare the winning battery. The two teams set a rematch for Wednesday at Wesleyville.
Wallie Brown pitched a no hitter as the team defeated the Fashion Tailors. Jamet owned the lead with solid defense and timely hits. The win moved them into strong standing in the league standings.
Ellsworth Vines opens defense of his national tennis title at the West Side Club in Forest Hills New York. He drew a bye and rain postponed the second round. His next foe is Ray Palmer Jr of New York as four survivors remain in the delayed event.
International tennis star Helen Wills Moody remains in hospital at Stanford after vertebrae injury requiring rest. Dr. C A Wills, her father, ordered admission and limited visitors as Moody may stay three weeks with ongoing examination and treatment.
A fire destroyed 18 stalls at Hawthorne track yesterday, causing $150,000 in damage. The incident affected several stalls, including Lodey owned by Church and Nor may WW, and Woel's Piret in New Orleans, with one horse rescued but others reportedly destroyed.
Haenel allowed five hits and drew praise for late inning dominance guiding the Canadahtas to a 5 to 1 win over the Buffalo Cuban Giants at Athletic Field Mimiay. A fair crowd saw Canadahtas spark two decisive runs in the second without errors, while Haenel shut down the visitors in the final frames.
In Pavereon Nid Sept 5, leaders of the Profundis Golfery Association announced a new NRA code. The agreement aims to regulate consumer conduct and golf event practices amid ongoing disputes and a call for wider adoption across the league.
New York Giants led the league by seven and a half games as they began a crucial five game series with the Pittsburgh Pirates in Pittsburgh. The Pirates, riding a hot streak, had won nine of their last ten, while Hal Smith and Tommy Thevenow delivered a ninth inning score for the Pirates in a prior game against Cincinnati.
United Press reports Gar Wood defends world speedboat title against British challenger Hubert Scott-Paine in a 85 mile Harmsworth race on St. Clair. Wood’s Miss America II loses by 22.83 seconds. Scott-Paine finishes both heats in two straight, averaging 357.88 mph and ending well behind the leader, amid a 125000 crowd.
Sept 5 report on football practice at North East High describes 49 players in drills. Coach Judson notes veterans returning and several key positions unsettled as the team prepares for the season.
Three area football squads launch the 1983 season with openers this weekend. Strong Vincent hosts Braddock in an Owl Game at the stadium Friday night while Tech Centaur and Cathedral Prep meet Wesleyville and Youngsville respectively Saturday. Vincent aims to start strong in a local rivalry kickoff.
Fulton held Hydetown to three hits yesterday as the Titisville Independents earned a top victory. The win highlighted strong pitching and timely hitting by local players.
Coach Bill Myers of Corry High announces that the Beavers will begin football practice for the 1838 season this Thursday with equipment distribution and a light workout on the Junior High field. The team has about two weeks to reach form before the opener at Oil City on September 28.
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