Iowa to Stage Sixty Conference Events in 60s Big Ten Schedule
Iowa plans sixty conference events across eight sports from January to June following a Big Ten meeting in Chicago. The slate includes duals, triangulars, and championships with 26 home contests and 50 dual meets, plus track swimming and wrestling title meets. Basketball schedule already set with non conference matchups listed.
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Big Ten
Chicago
Hawkeye
University of Iowa
Iowa
Indiana
Northwestern
Ohio State
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Orthwestern
Illinois
Minneota
Wisconin
Purdue
Ilinois
Culver Motors And Armstrongs Win In Y Basketball Loop
Armstrongs defeated Iowa Theater 41 to 24 and Culver Motors beat Rude Auto 45 to 8 in the local Y league. Wednesday schedule includes Peter Pan vs Rude Auto at 7, Y Dorm vs Yager's Clothiers at 8, and Armstrongs against Baby Ruth at 9. Box scores follow.
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Armstrong's
Iowa Theater
Culver Motors
Rude Auto
Peter Pan
Yager's Clothiers
Armstrong’s
Baby Ruth
Baldwin Teams Play Three Basketball Games
Baldwin high school girls were defeated 17-9 by the Alumni. In the second game the Monmouth high school boys beat Baldwin 29-25, with Ergon Penningaith setting the pace. The invaders rallied in the second half. The final match saw Baldwin win 12-9.
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Baldwin
Baldwin High School
Monmouth High School
Ergon Penningroth
Invaders
Coe College Announces Ambitious 1930 Football Schedule
Coe College unveils an eight game lineup spanning the Midwest with St Ambrose, Lawrence, Monmouth, Cornell, State Teachers, Carleton, Knox, and Grinnell. The season closes on Armistice Day with Grinnell visiting, offering favorable weather and a holidy finale.
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Coe
St. Ambrose
Iowa
Saints
Kohawks
Lawrence
Appleton
Wis
Monmouth
Cedar Rapids
Cornell
Mount Vernon
Cedar Falls
Carleton
Knox
Galesburg
Grinnell
North Central
Missouri Valley
Elkport Teams Split Doubleheader at Volga City
Elkport girls fell 22 14 to Volga City as McCarey tallied ten. Elkport boys triumphed 98 17 behind Proton's fourteen points in the winning total.
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Elkport
Volga City
Elkport Girls
McCarey
Elkport Boys
Proton
Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids Shareholders Meeting
Notice states the annual meeting of Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids shareholders for election of directors and other business. Meeting scheduled for Tuesday January 1st 1938 at 3 p.m. in the banking room with Mark J. Myers as cashier.
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Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids
Schmeling Thomas Bout Sparks Debate On Ring Form
Boxing column notes Max Schmeling, at 32, faces 26-year-old Harry Thomas in Madison Square Garden. Thomas, a rugged, knockout-minded challenger with 59 KOs in 71 fights, seeks upset as Schmeling’s clock winds down after a long layoff. Odds favor Schmeling at 5 to 2 but critics differ. football and baseball pasts color Thomas’s rising confidence.
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Harry Thomas
Max Schmeling
Broadway
Minneapolis
Madison Square Garden
Schmeling
Joe Louis
Thomas
Louis
Trinity College
Sioux City
Max
Jack Sharkey
New York
Jersey City Ends Sitdown Strike at Cap and Seal Plant
Police Chief Harry Walsh ends Jersey Citys first sitdown strike at the Standard Cap and Seal plant with forty five officers confronting fifty two sitdowners. No arrests. the CIO faced immediate rebuff as Mayor Hague supports police action and ousts several organizers.
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Jersey City
N. J
INS
Standard
Cap and Seal Company
Harry Walsh
Moscow
Walsh
CIO
Frank Hague
Appointment of Administrator for Nelle A Cornwell Estate
Garton Reed Riley appointed and qualified on December 6 1937 as Administrator of the estate of Nelle A Cornwell late of Linn County Iowa deceased. Creditors to make payment and claimants to file claims with Linn County District Court through Attorney A G Keyes.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Nelle A Cornwell
Iowa District Court
Shamrocks Open Season With 37 19 Victory
St Patrick's of Cedar Rapids defeated Xavier High 37 19 in Dyersville. The teams traded leads to halftime 18 11 before St Pat's pulled away as Red Kinney and Jim Spaight paced the winners with 9 and 11 points respectively. Ken Krumbholz added three baskets.
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Dyersville
St. Patrick's
Cedar Rapids
Xavier
Red Kinney
Jim Spaight
St. Pat's
Mavier
Spaight
Kinney
Ely Splits Doubleheader With Shueyville Basketball Men
The Ely boys beat Shueyville 40 to 27 and lost to them 20 to 5 on their home floor in a Friday doubleheader. The Ely girls opened with a 42 to 23 win over St. Wenceslaus of Cedar Rapids.
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Ely
Shueyville
Ely Girls
St. Wenceslaus Girls
Cedar Rapids
Specialists Meet to Combat Unclassified Child Disease in Chicago
Thirteen pediatric experts convened an emergency session in Chicago as eight newborns at St. Elizabeth's Hospital battle a deadly, unclassified illness. Eleven infants have died since the outbreak began in the nursery three weeks ago. Scientists report a virulent organism found in the blood of 19 day old Daniel Ennesser, as researchers test cultures and throat swabs to identify the cause and halt the spread.
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Chicago
Board of Health
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Daniel Ennesser
Richard Jaffe
County Hospital Pathological Institute
Herman N. Bundesen
Purse Stolen From Home Belated Police Report
A belated police report lists a purse stolen from the home of Mrs. Helen Dinnie at 1007 Third Avenue SE. The Nov. 18 breakin yielded fifty cents in change and several personal items from a bedroom.
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Helen Dinnie
Third Avenue SE
Dow Raised to Gain Entrance to House
Mrs. Dinnie said she did not report the matter sooner because she believed the purse would be found.
Remodel Washington High Into Apartments Plan Brought Up
John W. Minert of 1837 Mount Vernon Avenue SE renewed his offer of 16500 for the front lots of the old Washington high school. He seeks a March 1 1938 option with 1000 creditable payment and a deed delivery balance. The plan would convert the building into 75 to 100 apartments with possible extra floors. The matter goes to finance and building and grounds committees as a special panel. An answer by December 15 would require a special meeting since the next regular session is December 20.
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John W. Minert
Mount Vernon Avenue
Board of Education
Washington High School
Minert
Iowa City
Engel Named Worshipful Master Of Crescent Lodge
W Paul Engel of 144 Twenty Fourth Street Drive SE was elected worshipful master of Crescent Lodge No 25 A F and A M at Monday night officers meeting. W D Ralston became senior warden and Earl Coffing the junior warden. Frank Filip continued as treasurer and E E Sparling as secretary.
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W. Paul Engel
Twenty Fourth Street Drive
Crescent Lodge
No. 25
A. F
A. M
W. D. Ralston
Earl Coffing
Frank Filip
E. E. Sparling
Killers Of Detroit Gangster Sought In Los Angeles
Detroit authorities seek gunmen blamed for killing Harry Millman, a Detroit gang leader, in a Thanksgiving Eve shooting at a cocktail bar. Police believe the Detroit men traveled in a maroon sedan with Michigan plates and are being sought in Los Angeles.
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Detroit
Los Angeles
INS
Harry Millman
Michigan
Millman
Surgery Professor From Harvard To Address Linn Medical Society
Dr Frederic Jay Cotton professor of surgery at Harvard Medical School will speak at the Linn County Medical Society meeting at the Roosevelt hotel after a 6 p.m. dinner. His paper Fractures and the General Practitioner will be discussed by Dr Arthur Steindler and others including Dr W C Goenne and Dr B J Moon. Dr Edwin Bruce McConkie will present a local ten minute paper.
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Frederic Jay Cotton
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Mass
Linn County Medical Society
Roosevelt Hotel
Dineer
Arthur Steindler
University of Iowa
Cotton
W.C. Goenne
Davenport
B. J. Moon
Cedar Rapids
Edwin Bruce McConkie
Parliament Liberal Quits Church Over Divorce Stance
London AP report says Sir Francis Acland a Liberal MP quit the Church of England in protest of its attitude on divorce and announced plans to join the Society of Friends.
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London
Sir Francis Acland
Church of England
Francis
Society of Friends
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Farmer
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Caldwell, Haya
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Forrestal
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Guild
Doherty
Star Jewelry CO
Second St
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Frank Martin
Roosevelt
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Mark J. Myers
Sanford
Red Peppers Hot Sport
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Germany
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Teuton
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St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
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Will Harridge
Bob Feller
Garton Reed Riley
A G Keyes
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Ian
ZlEngier
Keegan
Srwood
Lphillips
Corsello
Lcorsello
Seckman
Sarney
Patric
Potters
Ene Vista
Basketmen
Washington’ High
Harvard
Linn Medical Society
Parliament
Liberal
Skelly
U. S. Weather Bureau
Bureau of Standards
Charles A. Donnel
Chicago U. S. Weather Bureau
the Court of Missing Heirs
U.S
Skelco
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