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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1929
Page
2
United Press story reports Mlarnin as a heavy favorite against Miller in a boxing or wrestling bout at Madison Square Garden. The event earns high interest with ticket prices tripling, and promotions note prominent figures from the coast involved.
Corry squad lost at Erie in a wide bowling exhibition held at Central alleys in Hile. McLarnin and Lundquist led the Erie team while Corry totals lagged by margins, with Willis and Wagner delivering notable frames as the Erie crew captured two of three matches. Oxford and Cambridge rowing mentions follow from a separate item.
The high school quintet leaves for Albion to compete in the Interscholastic tournament. Coach McCally may use a seed lineup similar to Clymer Tuesday, with Sisimer and Barsk at guards and Jackson at center. Other teams entered include Rocky Grow and Edinboro. nine of ten squads are expected.
The Sixth Annual Intercollegiate Foamy Association tournament opens tonight with eight colleges and ten universities represented. Preliminary rounds proceed this evening, semifinals tomorrow afternoon, and finals tomorrow night.
Chicago reports weigh in for light heavyweight champion Loughran ahead of a title defense against Mickey Walker set for March 28. Walker trains hard with manager Jack Kearns predicting a 165 pound showing, while Loughran targets around 174 pounds and continues intense sparring.
The Gorge open tournament in Florida begins medal play after the qualifying round, with a field of about 90 players reduced to 61. Four dark horses lead the chase for one of golf’s richest purses, including Al Watrous and George Chris, among others in the 16 000 dollar event.
A morning program at the Junior High School featured a flag salute, school orchestra, Girls Glee Club songs led by Miss Lucile Murray, and a courtesy play As Others See You by eighth grader Mariam Miller. Miss Sullivan directed the cast. Max Hacey played violin. 9-B class presented Applying for a Position. Miss McLoray directed.
Principal Harold G Wolfe led a school event where the eighth grade at the Junior High received the Courtesy campaign award with 1608 points. The evening program from seven to ten featured games and refreshments arranged by teachers, with Miss Margaret Brook of the Western Pennsylvania Children's Aid Society visiting.
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