Some men are literally larger than life. Andre the Giant was one of them. Standing at 7 feet 4 inches and weighing 540 pounds, Andre was the most famous figure to emerge from the early days of the World Wrestling Federation. For the WWF, Andre was a marketable talent, a raw mass of humanity that drew crowds. Wrestling fans who grew up in the ’70s or ’80s remember Andre the Giant and his exploits in the ring from watching TV on Saturdays. But away from the ring, Andre, who died in 1993 at age 46, had some larger-than-life habits. There’s a story making the rounds on the Internet that Andre once drank 127 beers in one sitting and passed out in a Reading hotel bar. A few people have asked the Reading Eagle if the story is true. It is, if you can believe another famed former wrestler. In her autobiography, Mary Lillian Ellison, a female wrestler known as “The Fabulous Moolah,” gives an account in passing of Andre’s adventures in Reading. Andre was part of a regular cast of wrestlers who he