Beavers edge Albion 6 0 in close high school clash
Corry High School beat Albion 6 to 0 on Washington Street Field after a hard fought game. Jewell scored on a second quarter quarterback sneak and Beavers defense held Albion through the later periods. Melena and Taylor sparkled for Corry as their eight first downs favored the locals. The Beavers prepare for a showdown with Youngsville’s Red and White this Saturday.
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Amazing Battle Of Cubs Heads Chief Feature Of 1935 Baseball
The Cubs dramatic drive to the National League pennant heads 1935 baseball summaries as veterans return and rookies shine. From July 4 to season’s end they went 62-23, overturning a 10 game deficit to lead New York by 12 games. Giants collapse, Hank Greenberg and Jimmy Foxx homer kings, Boston Braves’ 115 losses, and standout pitchers Bill Lee J Daan Auker Bridges highlight a season of dramatic turnarounds and record bids.
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Score Coincidence In Narrow Victory At Local High School
Pembora High School edged Albios by one point in a close game with a 7 to 6 scoring margin. Subuedsy boosted the visitors as the lead changed late and Strong Vincent appears in the recap.
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Cold Weather Delays Nearby Ball Games
Winter conditions halted Corry Union Citys and Sherman Warren games slated for yesterday afternoon. No official postponement yet, but it is likely the four teams will delay uniforms until the 1938 baseball season starts.
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Yesterday's Hero Buddy Myer Captures AL Batting Crown
Buddy Myer of Washington surged to the American League batting title after collecting four hits in five at bats yesterday. He edged rival leaders to finish with the league's top average, marking a standout performance in a pivotal season finish.
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World Series Drama Gathers Pace for Tigers Cubs Opener
Detroit prepares for the World Series with Schoolboy Rowe likely to start the opener against the Cubs at Navin Field. Len Warneke is expected to pitch for Chicago as the teams arrive and finalize workouts. Cubs owner P K Wrigley and manager Charlie Grimm head to Detroit as fans brace for the revived classic.
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Carnegie Tech and Pittsburgh Have Hands Full
United Press reports a busy collegiate football day in the tri state district. Carnegie Tech defeated Case at Cleveland 6 to 3 after a tight four quarters. At Pitt Stadium Waynesburg held Pitt to 14 0 with strong defense and Koepke’s kicking. West Virginia Wesleyan tied West Virginia University 0 0 in a defensive battle. Other scores include St Thomas 7 St Vincents 0 Slippery Rock 27 Westminster 6 Lock Haven 29 California Teachers 0 West Liberty 18 Passmont 0.
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Erie Boy Upset Stuns Alabama in Tight Tie
Howard College upset Alabama in a Saturday clash ending 7 to 7. Erie High alumnus Harbin hauled in a 95 yard reception from quarterback Smell late in the final quarter, capping a dramatic late drive that tied the game.
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Americans win Ryder Cup at Ridgewood in 9 to 3 rout
United States recaptured the $15,000 gold international Ryder Cup by defeating Britain 9 to 3 over two days at Ridgewood New Jersey. Americans won five of eight 36 hole singles on Sunday after a Saturday start, with victories by Sarazen Bunyan Revolta Dutra Picard and Henry. Percy Alliss provided Britain's lone late resistance.
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St Lawrence Upsets Cornell 12 6 in College Grid Tale
Yesterday's results show major league scores for American and National leagues with several tight games. St Lawrence University stunned Cornell 12 to 6 in a notable college football upset Saturday, marking a highlight amid the day’s action.
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Scholastic football scores scattered across county league
Corry defeated Albion 6 to 0 while Union City blanked North East 7 to 0. Academy and Tech tied 13 all as Dunkirk shut out Strong Vincent 0. Sharon crushed Greenville 30 to 0. Bradford beat Warren 20 to 0. Kane downed Franklin 12 to 0. Grove City prevailed 20 to 6 over Gil City. Cotinesut 20, Cleveland Benedic tine 0, Sharpsville 0, New Brighton 0.
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Launch City League Keg Season Opens in Corry
The six City Bowling League teams start the 1935-36 season tonight at Recreation Alleys, lasting five months to March 23, 1936. Aero Supply defends their title as Citizens Bank joins the opener with Kelster’s Drugstore hosting National Bank, Cohens facing Corry Jamestown in the six-lane layout.
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Bears Defeat Pirates 23 to 7 in Western NFL clash
The Chicago Bears routed the Pittsburgh Pirates 23 to 7 as they dominated the second quarter with three touchdowns, two conversions, and a field goal. Pittsburgh managed a third quarter score on a trick play. Union City Athletics beat Fulton 9 to 3 in county league action with Popo Fitch winning on the mound.
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Laputka Injured Tackle To Miss Dukes Trip
Duquesne University junior tackle Joe Laputka of Hazleton Pa suffered water on the knee from a game injury last Friday night against Kansas State. He will be hospitalized at Mercy and is out at least three weeks, missing the trip to Houston to face Rice Institute. The Dukes depart Wednesday night.
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Twin City grid team tunes up for season opener
Coach Sun Myers drills the Twin City grid squad on Washington street in preparation for Sunday’s game at Union City. A second practice is planned later in the week. The Erie-formed lineup promises strong competition for Corry Union City in the season opener. Detroit Tigers favored 4-5 to win the World Series over the Cubs.
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