Beavers Line Stresses Stability in Wartime Grid
In a detailed critique of Corry Highs football tactics, readers urge preserving the starting line to sustain a potent attack. Fans debate moving a lineman to backfield for added power, while highlighting Warren game lessons and the need for a stronger plunger to finish drives. The piece covers high school results, college upsets, and looming Big Ten matchups as teams brace for next week’s tests.
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Thera
Beavers
Fysalbet Warren
Corry High Eleven
Coch McCall
I. Mountain
Deccan
Corry Beavers Battle Warren In Scoreless Classic
Corry High defense starves Warren in a hard fought junior grid clash on the local field. Thorpe and Dave spark the Beavers with two strong early runs and a key 45 yard return, but both sides fail to convert chances as Warren’s offense stalls, leaving the game without a score.
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Corry High
Revade
Warren High
McCallmen Uise
Dragons
Alinate Peat
Rain Forces Merchants to Idle Sunday
Rain and cold weather forced Gerry Merchants to cancel yesterday’s scheduled game with the Franklin All Stars at the Wattsburg fairgrounds. Showery conditions Saturday night and Sunday morning, followed by a sharp drop in temperature, led Manager Cobbett to call off the contest. No further games for the season have been announced.
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Gerry Merchants
Franklin All Stars
Wattsburg Fairgrounds
Cobbett
Thayer's Deadly Tackling In Open Period Dominates
Thayer's deadly tackling in the open period dominated play as Mountain and DeJean starred along with the rest of the team. Substitutions filled out the lineup including Warren for Jilline and Wilson for Samuelson, with a full cadre of officials and a 12 minute period time.
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Thayer
Mountain
DeJean
Warren
Pos
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Wilson
Juliné
Thomas Amurphy
Yorkshristie
Kees
Press
Fleming
Cogswell
Hoult
Briel
Zalaeck
Greeny
End Tinesman
Cobbett
Scholastic Scores Highlight Varied Results Across Leagues
A mixed slate shows Curry and Warren tied 0 0 while Kane posts 60 and Eldred 0. Cathedral Prep defeats Harborcreek 4 0 as Sharon routed Greenville 389 5 and Grove City topped Brookfield 7 0. Franklin wins 82 0 and Warren leads Strong Vincent 19 7. Jamestown edges Academy 13 7 while Oil Giky 93 beats Nin City 0. Titusville 6 Albion 0 and Dunkirk 21 Polish College 0.
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Jamestown
Erie Academy
Drake
Jamdestown
Chadakoin
Eristies
Oj City
Union
Fiarcell
Vincent
Titusville
Albion
Kane
Eldred
Questige
Beavers
Slackhoyne
Sharon
Greenville
Prankdin
Maidville
Girard Tonieht
Corry
Tte
Warren
Oil City
Oilers
Corry High expands program with rifle team
Corry High School adds a rifle team led by Stanley Anderson of the Senior High faculty. Twenty five students practiced Saturday as the club plans indoor ranges, seeks NRA affiliation, and schedules matches with the Junior National Rifle Association.
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Corry High School
Stanley Anderson
Corry
Rod and Gan
Anderson
Nations Rifle Association
Corty High
Washington, D. C
Cory
Pennsylvania
Corty
Yilly
Whigford Laygun
Dean Kennnedy
W. Lathrop
Guy Butters
Arthur Sweet
Lawson
C. Loveland
Merle Israelson
Geo KitUebersar
Peter Hanson
Robert Sweet
Mr. Anderson
R. Larson
N Warmer
J. Krone
J. Dettenberg
K. Loveland
A. Hillstrom
Tt. Cady
G. Butters
R. McKaughlin
D Kennady
A. Briggs
D Doctor
A. Sweet
Fe Flick
W. Ricker
Northwestern Big Obstacle In Path Of Notre Dame Team
Notre Dame opens the 1921 season without Knute Rockne against Indiana, with experts debating impact. George Kirkley notes Rockne’s absence challenges the team’s traditional strength, while Northwestern looms as a major test, and an anticipated big Notre Dame–Northwestern game draws 90,000 tickets and strong public interest.
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Notre Dame
George Kirkley
United Press Star
Chicago
Knute Rockne
Indiana
Rockne
Notre Dame Athall
Rocknels
Rovkne
Jesge Vanper
Diirector
Ibis Walings
Rockneweld Gales
Fir
Hamrther Anderson
Eniar Conah
Guid
Jack Chevigny
Eel
Auleide Schettles
Mouthwestern
Anderson
Maukorhieh
Mulro
Goat Head
Norlin
Soleith Wich
South Burd
Comesye Mae
Pitistunsh
Pitistunsh Norimbr 7, Popnapilinnia
Beatts Bend
Ney
Ballimoret
Southern
California
Sune
Arniye
Curtain Falls on 1981 Baseball Season
United Press reports the 1981 season ended with seven National League and five American League games. Chick Hafey edged Bill Terry for the NL batting title at .3450 after Terry left early due to rain and darkness. Giants moved to second, Phillies to sixth. Yankees beat the Athletics with 20 hits, Lou Gehrig's 45th home run of the season tying Babe Ruth era records.
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United Press New York
Chick Hafey
St Louis Cardinals
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Hafey
Terry
Secon
Brooklyn
Alos
New York
Philadelphia
Giants
Phillies
Boston
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Grove
Barmshay
Welberg
Lou Gelling
Babe Ruth
Parody of 1931 season from managers and players
A playful feature recounts private reactions of 14 managers to the 1931 season and looks ahead to 1932, via pigeons bearing questions. It names Joe McCarthy Walter Johnson John McGraw Rogers Hornsby and others as respondents, with humorous misprints and garbled phrases echoing the era.
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Henry McLemore
United Press Star
New York
Lem
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Walter Johnson
Senatora
John McGraw
Giants
Rogers Hornsby
Cubs
Roger ‘Peckinpaysh
Tuvan
Bucky Harris
Pigers
Shana Collins
Red Sox
Bill Jillifer
Browns
Denice
Bush
White
Upsets Highlight Saturday College Football Slates
In a weekend of mixed results the only upsets in this East slate were Ursinus routing Lehigh 12 to 7 and New York University defeating Penn State 7 to 0. The rest of the major teams like Army, Dartmouth, Syracuse, and Fordham won convincingly over smaller foes. Cornell rolled 68 points over Clarkson Tech without star Bart Vigiano.
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NEW York
Septts
Waynesurg
Penn State
Lehigh
Ursinus
Astern Times
Ihe
Phe Wast
Army
New Yo University
Dartmouth
Golgate
Syracuse
Columbia
Brown
Holy Cross
Boston College
Geartown
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Fordham
Middlebury
White Army
Ohio Northern
Cornell
Clarkson
Tech
York
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Local golfer Tony Joy shoots 71 at Gerry Country Club
Friday afternoon in a heavy rainstorm Tony Joy at Gerry Country club posted a 71 for eighteen holes, just one over par. He played with Henry Nuttall of North East, who was caught and ran to the dugout.
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Tony Joy
Nap
Gerry Country Club
Joy
Henry Nuttall
North
High Reserves Clash With Warren In Afternoon Meet
Warren and Corry High School reserves prepare for a two game series starting this afternoon at Warren field. Gough McCall leads Warren with a strong squad expected to challenge Mie Dragons and Haycef in a return geome. The game looks to gauge next year’s varsity strength as Damestown and Erie Academy results loom later in November.
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Warren and
Corry
Warren
Gough McCall
Gouch Mccall
Mie Dragon Uhes
Haycef
Damestown
Work Alpters
Erie Academy
McGall
Wayven
Yesterday's Scores Across Major Leagues and Rivalries
Baseball results show Boston 4 with Washington 9, New Philadelphia 1 against Cleveland 8, Detroit 5, St Louis 10 over Chicago 6 in the first, St Louis 2 over Chicago 1, Brooklyn 12 over New York 16 in the second game, and Boston 8 Philadelphia 1 with Boston 17 Philadelphia 8 late. Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 8 to 1, Chicago 8 over Pittsburgh 4, St Louis 6 over Cincinnati 2 in the first. St Louis beat Cincinnati 8 in the second.
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New
American
Boston
Washington
New Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louis
Chicago
Chigaga
Andy
Brooklyn
New York
Sduincess
Chieuze
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
66 Acre Farm Quick Sale Ad
Classified notice offering a 66 acre farm for quick sale at 1800 dollars. Mentions six houses, located 14 miles from Corny. Provides contact Moyabils at 27 Bagt Main Street, Gorey for information.
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Dom Corny
Moyabils
Bagt Main Street
Gorey
Traffic safety notes and warnings from visitors in Corry
A scrambled local column discusses traffic rules and safety tips. It mentions police guidance, safe driving practices in snow, and crossing dangers. Also notes on weather events, canal floods, and transportation concerns affecting residents.
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