Boundary lakes in Iowa set bass fishing closed dates
Regulations mark five lakes as a boundary between Iowa and Minnesota including Little Spirit in Dickinson County and Lake Osceola in Osceola with a closed bass season until November 30. Other species reopen February 15 with varied possession limits. anglers should verify current folders for exact rules.
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Lows
Minnesota
Little Spirite
Dickinson County
Lowa Fattle
Emmetconia
Kossuth
Lowa Lake
Osceola
Iowa
Ingleill Wins Noted Victory in Local Bout
The article notes that Ingel indicated best effort to win a match and gained recognition with a carefully planned triumph over Saddier in a hometown area bout. The piece emphasizes his ring reputation and the crowd’s reaction to the decisive win.
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Plans for Atlantic YMCA basketball league season
Plans are under way for forming the Atlantic YMCA basketball league for the coming season with play starting the first week in January at the Jackson School gymnasium. The Y league title last year went to the Economy Shoe quintet. Interested teams should contact Don Biggera, league commissioner, Hari Holt, YMCA executive.
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Atlantic Ymca Basketball League
Jackson School Gymnasium
Don Biggera
Hari Holt
YMCA
Bagg
Bowling results from last night league action
Paul n Tap swept the Firemen while Cakimet beat Bud Nelson Insurance and Colonial in a three game set. Jamison rolled a 561 series and 212 game, Jackson totaled 643 on one line with a 541 series, Deb King 210, Hennig 198, and other scores listed for Garside 204 and Willie Lundberg. The Hawkeye women's league paired The Vogue with the Bus Depot and other local sponsors noted.
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Firemen
Cakimet
Bud Nelson Insurance
Colonial
Coa Aces
Homme Jamison
Kenneth Jackson
Seve Temmpiin
Wesel Jor
Somokin
Jamison
Deb King
Jackson
Garside
Willie Hennigsen
Vogue
Blue Goose Cafe
Coca-Cola
Ehlers & Hensley
Lundberg
Local high school clubs clash in season opener reports
In a shaky start the Gab Playing lHlene Foaday Ani Creston club squared off with Groenfield as the Tigers opened the season with a narrow margin. Eddie Frees Trojans faced a tougher Friday night test as Shenandoah and Clarinda prepared for conference duels.
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Ani Creston Club
Groenfield
Tigers
Bret
Atatic
Eddie Frees
Rey Meéale
Syeegela
Fein
Kdantie
Shenandoah
Co Ing
Clarinda
Atlantic
Nandoah
Dubon
Eee Underwood
Jay
Nia
Carson
Glidden
E Anning
Waterloo Hawks Keep Pace Near First in Western Standings
Waterloo edged Kansas City 81 to 80 to stay within one game of first in the Western division. Louisville defeated Kansas City 76 to 71 as Odie Spears tallied 26 points. Bob Brannum of Sheboygan led the league with 262 points in 13 games. Denver travels to Anderson for a top match, with Grand Rapids visiting Sheboygan.
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Associated Press
Waterloo Hawks
Kansas City
Waterloo
Louisville
Hi Spots
Odie Spears
Bob Brannum
Sheboygan
Denver
Anderson
Grand Rapids
Minors Vote to Abolish Bonus Rule in Baseball
In St. Petersburg Florida the minor leagues voted unanimously to scrap both the player bonus rule and the high school rule. They expect the major leagues to remove the bonus rule as a mere formality at their upcoming meeting. The minors prefer a rule limiting signing of high school youths but reject the existing one.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Oklahoma Aggies end home jinx with DePaul win in double overtime
Hank Iba's Oklahoma Aggies snapped a long home-court drought by beating DePaul 68 to 40 in double overtime at Stillwater. The victory follows a strong start to the season with several standout performances across the roster.
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New York
Hank Iba
Oklahoma Aggies
DePaul
Saatches
Te Son Zaverttes
Kansas Jayhav
Lette
Lette New
Poe Fae
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Ihs
South Bend
Franklin College
Norb (Gooch) Lewinski
Amik
Barnum and Bhielis Upset Gask-horse Favorites in Golf Match
Barnum and Bhielis surged to victory in the $10,000 international golf event at Miami Country Club. They posted a six under par 30 on the front nine and finished on the 34th hole with an eagle filled round, while their rivals Burke Jr and Houston fell short.
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Jack Bhielis
Igeeme
Barnum
Grand Rapids
Sean
Shields
Dana
Jimi
Remarez Ojai
Califané ‘Burke, Jr
Houston
Tex
Miami Country’ Club
Bill Neary
Joe Kirkwood, Jr
Nary- Kirkwood
Meg Crisman
Selma
Ala
Harols Wil. Hama
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