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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1932
Page
2
Read of Norway as a winter sport powerhouse with star skaters and skiers tipped to triumph at Lake Placid. The piece notes past Olympic wins, highlights names like Brouillard and Corbett in recent boxing talk, and hints at golf and local sports moves alongside radio schedules for the opening ceremonies.
Beavers aim to upset the Caseys in a return meeting at Union City as Company A looks to check the visiting squad. The piece notes Billy Petrolle, the Fargo Express, has sold his street reputation for a Broadway bid and recounts his string of notable bouts and status as a perennial challenger rather than a champion.
Company A basketball faces a tough week after the Ramblers handed the Knights their first loss, threatening the A division's pace set by Clark's Mill. The Knights must beat both Company A and Astro Supply to secure early round honors, while Raymonds meet Clark's Mill in the Class B feature and a volley schedule pairs Company A with Alpha.
Union City hosts McCallum High in a return clash after a 4 to 23 defeat by Evie Strong Vincent. Beavers aim to rebound from a tough loss and leverage home court as they face Ket Colonels and later Tongueville in a two game stretch.
Emie Feb. 2 Moody and Farr prepared for a six round bout on the undercard of Bojorski Santiago Zorit with the Auditorium A C. Moody returns to action after a year away from the ring while training under Frank and Frank’s guidance Moody has rebuilt his form and now weighs around 110 to 112 pounds ready to box.
Pittsburgh February date features Cleveland Rosen blooms facing Brooklyn Americans in a hall clash. Rosies bring Faery Lupchick Dehner Ehexey Berg and Medinshna to compete against American opponents FussAt Goody Berry Lupehick, with past ties to the Coffees Club.
Former college football standout Harry Robb, represented by Tim Ken Roller Bearing Co, makes routine visits to Ajax Works and nearby industrial sites. He anticipates larger assignments next year as projects are finalized, while a busy schedule includes lectures and industry events.
New York report says Lewis Robt Hack Wilson signed with the Brooklyn Robins for 1082 season. The contract has no bonus clause and provides a fixed salary. Club president Wink York notes the deal as fair and Wilson agrees he has landed well.
Boxing results from Cleveland Terre Haute Newark and surrounding cities show multiple decisions knockouts and stoppages. Notable bouts include Harold Krill defeating Trnie Wright in Cleveland welterweight and Lava Disanlig stopping AY Graver in Cleveland featherweight with several regional entrants across Ohio Indiana and New Jersey.
Henry McLemore reports manager Walter Johnson of the Senators, optimistic yet realistic, stating the club may finish as high as third behind the Athletics and Yankees. Johnson praises Grove Earnshaw Walberg for pitching, and Simmons Foxx Cobbdrane for hitting, while noting challenges in beating strong rivals. He also critiques New York players and names Reynolds and West as key Senators options.
The Red Rubins announce a Wednesday night game at Erie on February 10 against Olson's Terrible Swedes. The matchup is set for Public Auditorium and is billed as one of the region's top cage contests this season for Northwestern Pennsylvania fans.
Olympic figure skating suspense ends as Gillis Grafstrom injures knee when a camera tripod collapsed on the ice in Lake Placid. Phyteans say he will miss days, leaving Karl Schaefer to pursue the title. Grafstrom previously won two Olympic crowns while Schaefer held the world championship.
Allegheny College defeated Ithaca College of Physical Education 31-28 to extend its winning streak to nine. Allegheny led 14-3 early, Ithaca cut the gap to 18-17 by halftime and the teams played the remainder of the game on even terms.
Hogan, currently Carnegie Tech basketball coach, likely will be named Waynesburg College football coach next week. He would replace Frank Wolf who moved to head of the athletic department after James Miller’s resignation. Changes take effect at end of the school year. Hogan is a Towdo University graduate and has coached at Fostoria High and Libby High in Toledo and has spent three years at Carnegie Tech.
A fragmented passage credits Seth Hunt for a discovery about mulling cradles and piping, then pivots to vague musings on bolts and minds. The text mentions Chamberlain and an obscure “Win a Miehiy sabsrade tory indonie” phrase, leaving unclear outcomes or context.
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