Hospitality of South Busts Up Baseball Swap
Atlanta December reports say the minor league meeting ended as a social success. Delegates head to Chicago for major league sessions with several player deals on the table. Deals include Stu Martin to Pittsburgh, Waner released to Pirates, Mickey Owen to Dodgers, Mancuso and a minor leaguer to St Louis, Myers to Chicago, Hartnett to Giants, Galehouse and Ostermuller to Browns, Powell to San Francisco.
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Atlanta
Chicago
William Tecumseh Sherman
Sherman
St. Louis Cardinals
Stu Martin
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul
Big Poison
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mickey Owen
Cardinals
Gus Mancuso
Cincinnati
Billy Myers
Chicago Cubs
Jim Gleason
Bobby Mattick
Giants
Gabby Hartnett
St. Louis Browns
Denny Galehouse
Fritz Ostermuller
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Jake Powell
San Francisco
Schmidt Scouts Trojans to Ohio State Return
Columbus observes coach Francis Schmidt missing the Big Ten meeting in Chicago, seen as a strong sign he will be rehired at Ohio State next week. Schmidt is scouting Southern California before its game with Notre Dame as the Trojans face the Bucks in the second 1941 gridiron campaign game.
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Trojans
Columbus
Francis Schmidt
Chicago
Ohio State University
Southern California
Notre Dame
Bucks
Massena Cagers Take Two Games
Massena boys humbled Grant in a brace of cage games last night winning 44 to 24 for the second victory of the season led by Williams in Massena.
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Massena Cagers
Massena
Grant
Massena Boys
Williams
Massena Girls Win 36 30 as Postponed Game Moves
Viota and Massena contest delayed to Monday January 6. Massena guard Cleo Jean Shields scores 27 to pace the win while Elaine Corbin adds 11 for Grant. Massena improves to its third win of the season as Parke leads Grant with 11.
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Viota
Massena
Masena
Rich and Johnson
Parke
Grant
Massena Girls
Cleo Jean Shields
Elaine Corbin
Adair Basketball Games Postponed Due to Scarlet Fever
Adair high school basketball games with DeSoto were indefinitely postponed because scarlet fever spread locally. The team will play at Anita next Friday night. Girls team is rated good while the boys show a fair practice level.
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Adair
DeSoto
Anita
Caddock and Harville Win Football Numerals at ISU
Robert Caddock of Walnut and George Harville of Creston were named football numeral winners at Iowa State College in Ames. Thirty three freshmen will receive numerals.
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Robert Caddock
Walnut
George Harville
Creston
Iowa State College
Ames
Lewis and Walnut split Southwest Iowa conference games
In Dec 7 action Lewis beat Walnut 97 to 32 in the girls game while Walnut won the boys 21 to 19. Evans led Lewis girls with 11 points Cooper had 12 for Walnut. Walnut led 5 to 8 at halftime. Griswold beat Lewis 21-19 earlier this week.
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Walnut
Evans
Cooper
Griswold
Rosman
Gress
Menlo Five Defeats Anita in Season Opener
Menlo posted a 22 to 8 victory over Anita in the opening basketball game. Cline led Menlo with eight points as the team led 10 to 4 at halftime in a tight defensive affair. The Menlo reserves added a 17 to 13 win in the preliminary.
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Menlo
Anita
Dee
Cline
Trojans Meet Irish In Fifteenth Annual Coliseum Battle
At Los Angeles Coliseum Notre Dame visits the USC Trojans in a storied 15th annual clash before about 70 000 fans. No title is at stake but the tradition minds the game as a showcase of speed power and deception from the invaders.
Audubon Downs Cumberland in Doubleheader
Audubon swept Cumberland in a two game set, winning both ends of the doubleheader. The victories extended Audubon’s win streak and tightened the standings against Cumberland.
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Audubon Downs
Cumberland
Scranton Opens Season in Coon Valley Loop Upsets Favorites
Audubon special report from Ia Dec 9 Scranton a second division club in Coon Valley basketball circles opened the new season by defeating Manning 25 23 in their opener. Lake City visits Manning Tuesday for the lone conference clash with other games listed across the loop.
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Coon Valley
Manning
Lake City
Rippey
Coon Rapids
Carroll
Glidden
Bayard
Rockwell
Redskins Bears Face Weather Hepes In Championship Clash
Washington coach Ray Flaherty refused to predict the outcome of the world championship pro football game with Chicago saying it will be a good hard fought contest possibly decided by the weather. He praised his Marshallmen for showing fire in workouts and said he can count on them to make a battle of it.
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Washington
Ray Flaherty
Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
Flaherty
Marshallmen
Redmen Hold Off Kearney Rally For 45 40 Victory
Indianola Iowa December 7 Simpson used six defensive formations to fend off a closing surge by Kearney Teachers and secure a 45 to 40 win. Eve Sjekiocha led with 15 points, Wayne Burns 12, Wilson 15 for Kearney.
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Redmen
Kearney
Indianola
Simpson
Nebraska
Atlantic
Nebraskans
Wilson
Eve Sjekiocha
Iowa
Wayne Burns
Invaders
Three Hawkeye Six Teams Triumph in Cage Debuts
Three Hawkeye Six conference teams won openers as Villisca fell by one. Clarinda edged Malay 27-26 with Bob Hendren scoring 11. Creston beat Lamont 26-23, Goodson 14. Red Oak 45 Glenwood 25 led 12-7 at halftime with Bob James 22 points. Villisca lost to Stanton 24-23. Olsen 10 for winners. Henry 6 for Villisca. In second halves Creston 33 Lamoni 15. Villisca 35 Stanton 12.
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Villisca
Iby
Clarinda
Cardinals
Bob Hendren
Creston
Lamont
Goodson
Avoca Cagers Win Another Doubleheader
Avoca wins both boys and girls Southwest Iowa conference games at Macedonia. The boys beat Donia 34-28 after a tight 18-18 halftime, with Harder starring for Avoca and Herbert for Macedonia. The Avoca girls prevailed 58-30 led 37-9 at halftime, with Jensen and Herbert standout performances.
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Southwest Iowa
Macedonia
Donia Boys
Avocans
Carson
Harder
Herbert
Donia
Avoca Girls
Jensen
Elliott Drops Two Contests to Wales
In a Little Five conference night action Elliott lost to Wales 15 9 as Wilbur Williams led Wales with seven points and Buddy Smith added four for Elliott. Wales girls defeated Elliott maidens 36 12 with Schilling scoring 14 and Artlip six for Elliott.
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Elliott
Wiota Sweeps to Second Straight Wins Over Extra
Wiota boys defeated Extra 29 8 with Don LeRette scoring 11 points, leading 17 3 at halftime. Wiota girls won 32 12 as Maxine Armstrong dropped 12 and McClain led Extra with eight.
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Extra
Wiota
Don LeRette
Christensen
Maxine Armstrong
McClain
Audubon Boxers Win CCC Tourney
Audubon Iowa won the CCC district boxing tournament with 17 points Friday night. Moorehead 14 Guthrie Center 11 Missouri Valley 16. Winners advance to the Golden Gloves in Des Moines. Results list several early bouts with knockouts and forfeits.
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Moorehead
Guthrie Center
Missouri Valley
Des Moines
Bantam
Watson
Shackleford
Feather—Hulin
Arrick
Big Ten Officials Spurn Bowl Games Decision
The Western conference unanimously rejected postseason football games including the Rose Bowl in a formal vote by Big Ten faculty representatives. The initial ballot was reported as 5 to 4 in favor of some consideration before the unanimous stance prevailed.
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Chicago
Shelby Boys Roll Past Hancock 63-16 in State Showdown
Shelby defeated Hancock 63 to 16 in Shelby Iowa. Shelby reserves added an 18 to 7 victory.
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Shelby
Hancock Boys
Casey Splits a Pair in Casey Linden Doubleheader
Casey split a doubleheader with Linden. The boys won 18 to 7 while the girls were defeated 33 to 19. Allen led the Casey boys and Dait starred for the Casey girls. In Chicago six Big Ten games tipped off with Michigan vs Michigan State at Ann Arbor and Wisconsin vs Marquette at Madison. Purdue beat St Joseph 42 to 35 at Lafayette and Illinois beat Georgia 38 to 34 at Champaign.
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Indiana
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Champaign
Bonnie Berg Crowned Queen at Griswold School Carnival
Bonnie Berg was crowned queen and Guy Rose king at Griswold high school carnival held in the auditorium. Prince and princess were Paul Franklin Denham and Laurine Whiteaker. The event drew a large crowd with boxing wrestling puppet shows and concessions.
Local High School Swimming and Track Results
Oakland edged Carson in a close meet 25 to 15. Girls results show Oakland besting 38 to 44 against Bedford and Prescott. Other scores include Corning 45 over Prescott 24 and Scranton 25 over Manning 23.
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Carson
Bedford
Conway
Corning
Prescott
Scranton
Manning
Lake City
Glidden
Coon Rapids
Churdan
Emerson
Coburg
Minden
Underwood
Henderson
Pacific Junction
Fontanele
Richland
Iowa State to Meet Coe in Hard Fought Tonight
Iowa State aims for its second win of the season facing a fast breaking Coe squad that beat Ripon 40 to 27 at Cedar Rapids yesterday. Notary service 25 cents at The News Telegraph.
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Iowa State
Coe
Ripon
Cedar Rapids
News-Telegraph
County Board Minutes Approve Domestic Animal Claims
The Board of Supervisors of Casa County Iowa met in regular session with all members present. Claims for lambs were approved and warrants authorized for payment. including Max L. Baker 5 lambs 27.00 Harry Dressler 2 lambs 8.40 Paul Schmidt 2 lambs 10.20 C. W. Kearns 2 lambs 10.80 Session and Mileage totals listed for each member. Adjournment set for December 2 or on call of chairman.
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Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Casa County
Hawley Lynch
Mike Metz
G. E. Eshelman
F. W. Wiese
W. H. Wohlenhaur
Max L. Baker
Harry Dressler
Paul Schmidt
C. W. Kearns
Wiese
W.H. Wohlenhaus
Wohlenhaus
Eshelman
Real Estate Transfers in Griswold Area Listings
A sequence of conveyances records transfers of parcels in Griswold and nearby sections including McMahon to Barnholdt, Eppelsheimer to Karns and to Smith with McCall, McNeil as referee, Parker to Karns, Edwards to Federal Land Bank, and Snyder to Block among others. Totals include sale prices from 1 to Ranging five figures in one case. The notices note various lot numbers, sections and townships across 76-75- etc.
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Sam Eppelsheimer
Rose Eppelsheimer
Lars Peter Petersen
H. G. Smith
Howard McCall
C. D. McNeil
Ned
Nora Parker
Mildred Parker Brendel
Garland Daniel Karns
Qed
P. P. Edwards
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Fred Poch
Martin W. Poch
Atlantic
Ed Snyder
Ruth Block
G. C. Hoffman
McDowell
Mabel Gilbertson
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