Boxing fans hail city card. college slate opens season
Readers witnessed strong boxing talent as Gerry and Bazio shone in a First Avenue A. C. show. Corry’s youth gained fans, while the curtain-raiser drew crowd excitement. College football began in earnest with Notre Dame at Kansas and LSU versus Rice, shaping a busy early season slate across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rad Gerry
A. C. Grindaty
Bazio
Corry
Amieeur
Alui
Notre Dame
Kansas
Louisiana State
Rice
Navy
William and Mary
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Columbia
Colgate
Fordham
Midwest
Ohio State
Alabama
Dixie Howell
Bill Lee
Don Hutson
Southwest
Stanford
Pacific Coast
Warren Fighter Gains Decision Over Corryite
The State Armory card drew 500 fans as Warren fighter Joe Fazio edged Steve Grunasty in a featherweight bout. Fazio led late and secured a hard fought decision as Grunasty mounted a strong comeback in the final rounds amid a loud crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Corryite
State Armory
Nore
Joe Fazio
Steve Grunasty
Fazio
Corry
Grunasty
Fazio over Gaunasty Climax To Great Card
City bowling season opens with three leagues. Aero Supply, Citizens Bank, and Corry Jamestown clash as Class B forms debut. Antler League to start later in October. Cubs clinch NL pennant and prepare for World Series as Cardials plan changes after loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fazio
Gaunasty
Cubs
Stars
Union City
Pires
City
Antler
Aero Supply
Aerog
Citizens Bank
Keister
National Bank
Cohen
Corry-Jamestown
Loblaw
Groceteria
B. Fairbanks
Spring Creek
Art Brundage
Ralph Martin
Ralph Martin Corry-Tamestown, Carl Carlson; and A Pair of Teams From the Kiwanis
Arthur Scheppher
Walter Scott
Scott
Loblaw's
R. B. Fairbanks
Wing Willi
Pete Reynolis
Waldorts
Charley Keefer
Model Dairy
H. Gulick
Donaldson Brothers
Glen Donaldson
Keister's
al Miller
Blue Ribbons
Dick Smith
Aeros
Andrew Paulson
Nast Co
Mervin
Shoots at Erie Today by James G. Levavle
James G. Levavle will hold an exhibition of fancy shooting this afternoon at the annual field meet of the Presque Isle Sports men's League near Erie on the Wat erford road. A few local sportsmen plan to attend. Levack is affiliated with Winchester guns and ammunition company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Levavle
Presque Isle Sportsmen's League
Erie
Waterford Road
Levack
Winchester Guns and Ammunition Company
Boxing Results From Corry Card Displays Multiple Decisive Wins
First bout F Schultz of Corry defeats Roman City by decision in 195 pounds. Second bout Bemis of Garland defeats E Brigham of Corry by decision at 130 pounds. Third bout Coons of Corry and Tiggert of Meadville tie in 180 pounds. Fourth bout K C Schultz of Corry defeats Russo of Warren by decision at 151 pounds. Semi final G Franz of Corry defeats Miller of Meadville by decision at 128 pounds. Final Fanio of Warren defeats Grunasty of Corry by decision at 122 pounds. Officials include referee Leo Winneran and judges Clarence Shoop Sail Irvine. Announcer Frank Jack Loveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Schultz
Corry
Roman City
Spring Creek
Bemis
Garland
Desion
E. Brigham
Coons
Tiggert
Meadville
K. C. Schultz
Russo
Warren
G. Franz
Secision
Miller
Fanio
Grunasty
Leo Winneran
Bile
Clarence Shoop
Sail Irvine
Charles Craker
Frank
Jack” Loveland
Fazio Edges Grunasty In Striking Boxing Bout
In a tight bout Fazio lands cleaner rights and lefts, edging Grunasty by decision after a back and forth duel. Grunasty shows power with rallies but Fazio’s late- round accuracy and control secure the verdict amid a fatigued field. George Franz and Bill Miller fight an even semi final with Franz holding the edge late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vader
Grunasty
Wazio
Fazio
Pazio
Warrenite
Fazia
Corryite
Guunasty
Granauty
Shoop
George Franz
Bill Miller
Frana
Franz
Fights Heat Up As Schultz Dominates In Arena Action
Mike Russo pressed hard but Schultz held firm with a barrage of lefts turning the bout in his favor. Popeye Coons earned the only technical knockout by Tiggert quitting at 2 14 of the third round. Bemis edged Ed Brigham with steady haymakers as the crowd roared. Schultz and Romansky produced a bloody, hard fought main event with a decisive finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Russo
Allegheny
K. C. Schultz
Russo
Schultz
Popeye Coons
Kid Tiggert
Meailville
Tiggert
Soldier Bemis
Ed Brigham
Bemis
Frea Schultz
Kid Romansky
Romansity
Crippled Corry Team Fights For Fourth Win At Union
Corry faces Union City at 3 pm with three leading players unavailable as Sanders Group and Couvett sit out. Despite losses the locals plan a strong showing led by Sonny Staples or George Koestner on the mound and managed by Al Baressi and Pete Russell with Kip Anderson absent. The Athletics hope to curb the Corry attack as Union seeks another win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union City
Athletics
Alltars
Anionites
Group
Sanders
Couvett
Sherman
Warren HyVis
Pete Russell
Kip Anderson
Ocala
Sonny Staples
George Koestner
Claim error in bout as false new york Sept 23
New York reports claim Max Baer was victim of timekeeper error in Baer Louis bout. New York State Athletic Commission dismissed reports as ridiculous. Brigadier General John J. Phelan said a sound recording showed the fourth round lasted 9 1 2 seconds longer than three minutes, but officials' watches never vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
Max Baer
New York State Athletic Commission
John J. Phelan
Studiculoss
Severo Defeats Paul In Erie Boxing Card
Patay Severo of Meadville pounded out a ten round decision over Tommy Paul of Buffalo in Erie last night. Other bouts included Lee Shepard defeating Louis Severo and Pat Belcher disqualified in the third round against Frank Sislowski. Collegiate results list Bucknell, Kalamazoo, Elon, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Patay Severo
Meadville
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Lee Shepard
Cleveland Negro
Louis Severo
Tony Gambel
Briv
Samy Parts
Pittsburgh
Frank Sislowski
The
Pat Belcher
Rain Dampens Yesterday’s MLB Results and Today’s Schedule
yesterday results include Detroit versus Chicago and St. Louis against Cleveland both rained out. National scores show Chicago six to five and Boston six to five over New York four to eight. today’s games list Washington at Philadelphia and several interleague matchups with Chicago at St. Louis and New York at Boston among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annonces
Ford Motor Company
Thiman Bradley
Detcait
Frank Laux
St. Louis
Jack Graney
Cleveland
Bane
Columbia
Graham Melamee
Syston
Sy Tyson
PayWlar
Detroit
Bal Otter
Chituzo
Qwill
Eport
Chicago
National Chicago
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Fittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pat Chicago
Pittsburgh
Dukes Fall 12-0 to Kansas State Gridders
Duquesne University suffered a 12 to 0 defeat by Kansas State, a powerhouse from the Big Six, with about 15,000 fans watching. The game showcased midwestern football as the Dukes endured a rough performance. Nearby, Pittsburgh gears up for a Pro League clash as the Chicago Bears visit Forbes Field for a 1 PM kickoff, promising revenge for a Pirates squad hungry for a win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Midwest
Dukes
Kansas State
National team meets British squad in golf at Ryder Cup
Ridgewood Nova Scotia Sept 28 The pick of American and British professional golfers clash in the Ryder Cup series with home forces favored to continue the tradition that no visiting team has yet won The biennial contest begun in 1927 now stands two wins apiece Four fourball foursomes of 36 holes on tap today and eight singles of 36 holes tomorrow The opening match features Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen with Jack Brusson in caps as the American pairing at Alt Perry 1836 British Open champion and Hagen captain lead the American side
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Presa
Coward
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Alt Perry
Jpinner
Jack Brusson
Meadville High Triumphs 212 0 Over Titusville for County Title
Meadvile High clinched the county scholastic grid championship with a 212 to 0 victory over Titusville High last evening on Meadville's North Street field. Touchdowns in the first and second quarters sealed the win as Titusville fought hard yet was outplayed in the second half before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Meadvile High
Titusville High
Nelson
Carl Nelson
Bulldogs
Meadville Durr
Meadville
North
Twin City Drill Session Ahead of Erie Clash
Coach Bill Myers leads Twin City at 8 p m tomorrow on Washington street grounds as they prepare for a battle with Erie in Union City next week. Readily available scholastic results show Meadville, Titusville, and other teams posting varied scores across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City
Corry
Bill Myers
Washington Street Grounds
Erie
Union City
Condemned Murderer Transferred to Rockview
John Koster, 41, once a West Virginia coal miner, was awakened at 6 a.m. by officers to be moved to Rockview Penitentiary for an upcoming Monday execution. Kozlar was convicted in a robbery involving Sampson Rosensheim and Maxontowit Feweler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vileon
Uniontown
John Koster
West Virginia
Rockview Penitentiary
Kozlar
Sampson Rosensheim
Maxontowit Feweler
Rosensheim
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fane
Edinboro Normal School
Jimmy Clark
Jamestown
Jake Mintz
Corry's
All Stars
Sherman's Merchants
Warren HyVis Oils
Verne
Sun
s_Merchants
Meadville All-Stars
Carl Brown
Clint Brown
Cleveland Midian
Torrity
John 8
Haskell
Titusville Country Club
James J. Braddock
Louis
Braddock
Tiune
Ike
Freng
Miller —Schultz
Rbemis
Dixzy Dean File
Lee
Fitchers
Charles E. Ahrens
Chiédga Cubs
Cardinals
Cub
Cuwi
Grimm
Viriver
Redbirds
Disky Dean
Hammer
Nalla
Lonnie Warneke
Tgers
Cuba
Charlie Root
Roy Henshaw
Carda
Liv
Frankie Munsch
Branch Rickey
Cardinal
Crippled Corry
UNION
Staples
Koeatner
Commission
Louis“Baer
Severo
Paul
Bucknell
Pennsylvania Military College
Kalamazoo College
Grand Rapida
J. G
Apprentice School
Elon College
DUKE
Sarazen-Hagen
Rockets
Victors
Gile Mast
Farrell
Lakewood
Gowanda
Cathedral Prep
Bradford St Bernard's
Harborcreek
McKean
Lawrence Park
Hast
Youngeville
Wattsbury
Millcreek
Fairview
Academy
Girard
New Castle
Warren, C
Franklin
Verndale
Dunkirk
Niagara Falls
Louis New York
James Grafton
Mexico City
Joe Loufa
Mike Jacobs
Rockview
Columbus News
Page Hight
Fine Valley Cemetery Association
Pine Valley
Joe Carter
George Nagel, Jr
Preston Orn
Joan Ohrn
Charles Swanson
Mildred
Mra
Clifford Casle
Vivian
Aps
Arvid Anderson
CiaHea Myers
Frants Loveland
Misa Emma Myers
Harriet Myers
Louisa Dewey
Bessie Lamon
Tom Lamona
Mary Clark
Mary Dee ‘Bressler
Charles Rouse
Etta Kett
Alyse
By Paul Robinson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!