Big men in sport face jeers as fans cheer size
In a column by Jack Sorts big players across hockey football and basketball endure taunts for their bulk. Ching Johnson of the New York Rangers stands out as the largest pro. He fights through injuries and rarely fouls while critics chase his scalp. Charley Peterson's billiards mark and Temple University's growing 1931 grid schedule also appear amid local sports notes.
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Basketball Doubleheader at St Edward's in Corry
A packed evening at St Edward's hall features two games: Knights of Columbus vs Clymer Flying Dutchmen and Keystones vs Greenville Polley Independents. The event includes vocal numbers by the Knights of Columbus orchestra and a dance after the games.
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Iain Plays at Agua Caliente in Richest Golf Event
United Press reports the Agua Caliente tournament opens with 97 amateurs and 17 pros in trim for the second annual $26,000 event. The schedule features 12 holes of the course on opening day and 18 holes on each subsequent day through Friday and Saturday.
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Schmeling Stribling Bout Targeted for June Clash
Heavyweight title bout between Max Schmeling and Young Stribling planned for June with a September defense by the winner against Primo Carnera in America. Madison Square Garden promoted events with Milk Fund support. Sites eyed include Chicago for June and Jersey City for September, 1982.
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Alphabet League Scholastic Results Blinked by Scores
Sharpsville 19 Meadville 17 Erie Academy 83 Erie East 17 Bradford 29 Johnnsonburg 27 Mt Jewett 20 Emporium 14 St Marys 29 June 21.
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Slattery Aims to And Out Lvinsky in Chicago Bout
Jimmy Slattery former world light heavy champ arrives in top form for a 10 round clash with King Levinsky at Chicago Stadium. Levinsky holds previous decision over Slattery and the Buffalo star seeks a knockout to erase that setback before about 10 000 fans.
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Lafayette College names Arthur A Hourk dean
Lafayette College announces Arthur A Hourk assistant to the president at Vassar College has been appointed dean. He will assume duties February 1 in Easton Pennsylvania.
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Israelson Heads Corry Gun Club in 1931
Merle Israelson was elected president of the Corry Rod and Gun Club at the annual election. Blaine Wallace named vice president and C. Loveland secretary and treasurer. The Laval club wife team will play in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Route League match Saturday night at Meadville, having opened with victories over Lawrence Park and Cambridge Springs.
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Warren High Five Thrashed by Jamestown Ball Club
Warren High School lost 56 to 28 as Jamestown basketed through the gym last night. A new JHS lineup played the third quarter, keeping the Dragons tied briefly. about five hundred fans witnessed the game.
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