Journal Sponsors 1931 Marble Championship for Boys
The Corry Journal announces a 1931 marble championship for boys fourteen and under hosted by the YMCA. The event runs during the week of April 27 with school tournaments beginning April 27 and the city championship crowning the city’s top player. Entries close April 22, with participation open to area youths and a district tournament to follow involving Worth East Union City Youngsville and Tidioute. Rules detail ring setup scoring and play style, with emphasis on knuckling and shooters, and safety penalties. Also noted are a sale listing for a showcase item.
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Hengst
King Miles
Worth East
Union City
Youngsville
Tidioute
Watries
Opeft
Corry Journal
Inter Lye of Vie
Corry
Anany
Ani
Line Nz
Jinne Rimekie
Tesey
Amy Gainy
Bo Siuy
Ranrhlss
Fry Fai
Bmg Nates
Stefan
Notre Dame Faces Publicity Echo From Rockne Era Press
Notre Dame football era is recalled with coach Knute Rockne's press access policies and relations with newspapers. Rockne insisted any paper could send a writer to cover games, and the program provided broad press accommodations, coffee, and sandwiches, reflecting the era’s media turnout and school-hosted coverage ambitions.
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Notré Dame
South Bend
Kanie Rovine
Notre Dame
Rockne
Tiel
Tims
Rock” Poputine
Notrs Dame Stadium
Dame Stadium
Bos
Rock
Notre Dame Ferbliciky Department
Cardinals Favored With Cubs Runner Up
Henry McLemore assesses 1931 National League odds, listing St. Louis Cardinals as top pick, with the Chicago Cubs close behind. Brooklyn Robins, New York Giants, Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Braves, and Philadelphia Phillies also contenders. Details note injuries, manager decisions, and key players shaping the race.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Jetter
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Philes
Sceani
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ean
Miracle
Beny Boston
Teane
Loday UN
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Robins
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Darts
Jas Yell
Hal Carlson
Rogers Horns
Charley Root
Cardinals
Gabby Red
Frankie Frisch
Hornsby
Root
Hur Hornsby
Atu
Brooklyn
Ani
Cate
Giants
Pirates
Helseson
Bartel Tor
Deacon Litzin Narrow Escape In Plane Crash
Deacon Litzin escaped uninjured after a long flight in a biplane at DuBois airport. A hard landing damaged the undercarriage and wing, with minor injuries to a spectator. Litzin, new to aviation, had been practicing over the city when the craft touched down too straight and ground looped.
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Deacon Litzin
DuBois
Deacon Lilzs
Ruth Reing
Mymg
Devon
Murh Vngor
Jammoul Ap
Sime
Neacon
Ani
Uae
Unclear boxing results with scattered city names
Fragmented fight results list shows Pittsburg and New York bouts with numerous misspelled names and odd percentages. The garbled text lacks coherent outcomes or dates, making reliable summarization difficult beyond noting multiple cities and fighters.
Big Ten football forecast names Northwestern Michigan Purdue
Spring football in the Western Conference shows Northwestern Michigan Purdue as top contenders. Dana Bible Nebraska and Dick Hanley Northwestern face tough early games. Michigan and Purdue offer strong material, Ohio State Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Chicago Indiana Iowa also shown as contenders. Freshman backs and coaching changes noted amid optimistic outlook for 1931 season.
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Northwestern
Michigan
Dick Hastley
Wildcats
Dana Bible
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Soldier Field
Chicago
Dick Hanley
Indiana
Purdue
Ohio State
Minneola
Wisconsin
Tllinois
Iowa
Purgue
Onin State
Minnesota
Yale
Stagg Field
B. O. Re
Allan Zinamer
Dill Pyott
Vinsen Sabten
Jet Auldenspring
Tages
Tai' Psy
Italiana
Jehy Yall
Bucks
Northwestern Farms Ly
Red Russell
Pug Portner
BE. C. Bayes
Pal Page
Sharkey Plans Four Summer Title Bouts
United Press reports Jack Sharkey will defend his American championship and pursue the heavyweight crown with a four fight summer series. Plan calls for matchups with Primo Camera, Mickey Walker, Tom Sharkey, and the Schmeling-Young Stribling survivor, contingent on contractual terms and Madison Square Garden shows.
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United Press
New York
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Uniley
James J. Johnston
Bostonian
Mest Primo Camera
Mickey Walker
Vay Ulough
Max Schmeling-Young
Starkey
Johns
Jack
Max Vead
Madison Squar’ Garden
Certeil
Pinto
de Dlis
Carnera
Walker
Loughman
Boston
Anderson Named Coach at Notre Dame
Hall of Fame line coach Heartley Hunk Anderson was appointed head football coach at the University of Notre Dame with Jack Chevigny as his first assistant. The selection, approved by Father Charles J. O’Donnell, recalls Anderson’s Notre Dame career from Calumet in 1918 to 1928, and his prior service under Rockne as line coach before a St Louis University stint and return to Notre Dame.
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Les
Notre Dame
Anderson
Neorail ii
Rockne
George Gipp
Heartley
Hunk” Anderson
University of Notre Dam
Jack Chevigny
Imneman
UN Fale Knute Hoekne
Notes Bamre
Anderson Danis
Calumet
Mich
Geoge Gipp
C. J. Larson
Rockie
Ead
St. Louis University
St. Pitis
Corry on Oil City High Grid Schedule
Athletic relations between Corry and Oil City High schools to be inaugurated this spring on the diamond. Coach Svarie A. McDill announced plans for football and basketball games, with dates still being adjusted due to scheduling conflicts.
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Corry
Oil City
Svarie A. McDill
Ol City
Ny Franklin
Oil
Curry High
Girard Captures County Title in Narrow Win
Girard wins the county title after a tight battle with Brie Boys' team. The Legionnaires secure the victory by a single point amid late game tensions and a few personal infractions noted. Tom Lieb resigns to join Loyola of California. Chevigny serves as field coach for the season.
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Seiie A. McCuil
Hanaleit
Ine Winnes
Ike
Brie Counes
Bidenpionigia Pemie Felwoe
Girard American Tecion Fiveamtre
Brie
Tom Lieb
Loyola of California
Chevigny
Aectine
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