Weather Bulletin Predicts Severe Cold and Storms Across Regions
Foster's Weekly Weather Bulletin from Washington forecasts a February storm wave bringing well below normal temperatures and above normal precipitation with severe weather. It notes a northern path from Medicine Hat to Ontario, frost reaching the far South, and the onset of real ice-making weather in northern latitudes. The piece discusses shifting precipitation patterns, a possible dry year for England, and broad global rainfall trends for 1925. It warns about unpredictable cloud bursts and acknowledges forecast limitations for local detail.
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North Of 36 and Lovers Lane At Atlantic Theater
The Atlantic theater hosts North Of 36 with Hough as author and stars, a western saga of cattle, debt, and a railroad boost. Lovers Lane, Clyde Fitch’s play, follows Dr Tom Singleton and Mary Larkin through romance, sacrifice, and village conflict ending in reconciliation. Also Rin Tin Tin stars in Kind Your Man at the Atlantic. Dixie Handiap offers a Southern drama at the Strand with racehorse peril and courtroom stakes.
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Voapamon
Atlantic Theater
Jack Holt
Wilsain
Noah Beery
Wilean
Hank
Tuirie
Hanis
Dan Me
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Atlinity Theater
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Tom Singleton
Choon
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Simplicity
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Robert Elis
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Wonder Dog
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Atlantic high screngers overwhelm Greenfield 98 to 14
In a rough but brisk Joeal court clash, Atlantic high screngers sped to a 98 to 14 win over visiting Greenfield. Cole led Atlantic with scoring while Bittner shined for Greenfield as Atlantic used strong defense and fast breaks to dominate from start to finish. Substitutions shuffled both lineups with Packley and Smith among standouts.
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Bittner
Greenfield Five
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Hentingsen
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Smith
Savery
Eades
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Cambrin
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Hill
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Sprague
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Baker
Rosenbaugh
Johnson
Foolman
Heniger
Dahlen Once Star Infielder Now Brooklyn Post Office Clerk
Bad Bill Dahlen, famed Brooklyn infielder from early days, works as a night clerk at Brooklyn's main post office. Once nicknamed for mild temper during heated games, Dahlen also served as a scout for several major league clubs.
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Brooklyn
Nurmi May Get 10000 Franc Prize From French Academy
Paris reports Paavo Nurmi could receive the 10000 franc prize awarded annually by the French academy of sports for a sporting achievement by a French man abroad likely to advance humanity. The award hinges on whether Capt. George Pelletier Doisy can outrun him in the Paris to Tokyo flyer race.
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Paris
Paavo Nurmi
French Academy of Sports
Paris-to-Tokio
George Pelletier Doisy
Plan School for Rookies Near Los Angeles
A baseball school for prospects and rookies is being planned near Los Angeles by six former players led by Eugene W. Topping, business manager of the school organization. The venture aims to develop talent for major league clubs.
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Eugene W. Topping
Log. Angeles
California U Unable To Accept Michigan Offer For Meet
California University cannot accept an offer from the University of Michigan to send team to a scheduled meet. The item notes uncertainty around dates and arrangements for an April 18 event. The report reflects a strained agreement and pending decisions between the two institutions.
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University of Michigan
Red Grange Turns Urbana Illinois
Red Grange, famed football star, makes a public appearance in Urbana Illinois and fans gather to see him. The event highlights his ongoing influence in college and pro circles as his name draws attention.
Ban on players lingers as baseball bribery probe stalls
United Press weighs a Chicago era scandal with Commissioner Landis barring Jimmy O Connell and Cory Dolan while District Attorney Banton presses for grand jury action. The piece notes lack of motive in a bribery attempt and hints at political pressure, silenced sources, and possible legal paths toward charges.
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Jimmy O'Connell
Cory Dolan
Landis
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Tiny Herman Put to Sleep in Detroit Fight
In Detroit on January 31 Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul stopped Tiny Tim Herman of Omaha in the third round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Herman was so thoroughly knocked out the referee did not count. He was revived after five minutes.
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Tiny Tim” Herman
Omaha
Herman
ParsonS squad defeats Simpson in easy Iowa clash
Fairfield Iowa January 9 1 Par sons unmasked a bewildering passing attack and an unerring eye for the hoop as they easily defeated Simpson college in an Iowa conference game by a 38 to 17 margin.
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Parsons
Iowa
Simpson College
Mrs Hurd Wins Florida Golf Meet
Dorothy Campbell Hurd national women’s golf champion yesterday won the annual January tournament for women defeating Alex Smith of New York and Clearwater by one up in the finals.
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Dorothy" Campbell Hurd
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Germany Entered in Lightweight Tilts New York
The article notes lightweight boxing events involving Germany and New York, dated January 1981, with references to boxing officials and commissions. It mentions entries and matchups as part of a broader boxing meet. The readable fragments indicate international competition and commission notification surrounding early 1981 bouts.
Munn to Show His Wares in Enid Oklahoma
Enid Oklahoma January 31 Wayne Big Munn world heavyweight wrestling champion will appear in an exhibition match February 6. An opponent to be announced later. Local Legion plans feature as part of the event.
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Okay
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Big) Munn
Legion
Gibbons Agrees to Meet Fuente in Las Angeles Bout
St Paul light heavyweight Tommy Gibbons accepts a $20,000 offer for a 10 round fight with Mexican heavyweight Tony Fuente in Los Angeles. Fuente must be cleared of a charge alleging violation of California anti prize fight laws.
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Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Tony Fuente
Fuente
California
Adair Loses Doubleheader to Menlo Teams
In Adair Iowa on January 31 Menlo high school teams defeated Adair. The Adair boys fell 26 to 6 while the Menlo girls won 14 to 10. The doubleheader was played here tonight.
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Menlo High
Cag
Drs
Menlo
Ames Mat Men Claim First Meet Victory in Town State
Ames Mat Men from Jo Ames won their first state meet title at home defeating regular rivals. Hugo Otopalik led the Town State grapplers with decisive wins as the team showcased depth and skill in the match conducted in January.
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Gondh Hugo Otopalik
Dempsey Won't Retire Soon Says Kearns
Los Angeles Jan 31 Jack Dempsey plans to marry motion picture actress Estelle Taylor but will not retire as heavyweight champion for some time, manager Jack Kearns said in a late interview. He added Dempsey is too young at 29 and believes no current fighter can give him a real challenge.
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Dempsey
Jack
Kearns
Cage Results Across Colleges and High Schools
Cage results list scores for Des Moines, Nebraska Wes linyan, Parsons, Simpson, Coe, Hamline, Luther, Columbia, Texas Christiana, Oklahoma Aggies U1, Denver U, Colorado School of Mines, North Dakota Aggies, South Dakota State, Graceland, St. Joseph's Junior College, plus high school showings for Anita, Massena, Carroll, Ida Grove, Adair, Menlo, Cumberland, Lewis, Elk Horn. Girls and boys results noted with separate tallies.
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Nebraska Weslinyan
Parsons
Simpson
Coe
Hamline
Luther
Columbia
Texas Christiana
Oklahoma Aggies
Anite
Massena
Anita
Masseng
Carroll
Ida Grove
Adair
Menlo
Cumberland
Lewis
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Flowers Beats Savage in Second Round Near Here
Tiger Flowers of Atlanta defeated Bill Savage of Kentucky in the second round of a boxing match, flooring his opponent twice before the final blow. The bout took place last night in Providence R. I., with Flowers securing a knockout victory in the early rounds.
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Tiger” Flowers
Atlanta
Bill Savage
Kentucky
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Savage
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