Jacobs Crowned Outstanding Girl Athlete of 1933
Helen Jacobs wins AP poll as the top female athlete of 1933 for her dual tennis triumphs, including the Wightman Cup and the American championship. She gains 64 votes in a 180 vote tally, ahead of golf champion Virginia Van Wie and swimming star Lenore White, with numerous other athletes earning single votes.
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New York
United States
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Hull Jacobs
Associated Press
Miss Jacobs
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Lenore
Homestead
Helen Jacobs
Virginia van Wise
Fon
Katherine Rawls
Dorothy
Olfer
Glenna Collett Ware
Ara Palfrey
Bailey Continues Fight For Life After Skull Fracture
Irvin Ace Bailey, 31, Maple Leaf forward, remained critically injured at City Hospital Boston after a five inch skull fracture from a collision with Eddie Shore in a Bruins Maple Leafs game. He was unconscious and on the danger list with doctors performing delicate operations to stave off death.
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Boston
INL
Irvin
Bailey
Eddie Shore
Boston Bruins
Earlville Boys Lose Two Basketball Games
Earlville high school boys lost to Delhi 31 to 6 on Delhi’s floor Friday night. Earlville Night Hawks fell to Barnsdall from Oneida 43 to 17 on Earlville’s floor Thursday evening.
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Garet BP
Earlville
Earlville High School
Delhi High School
Delhi
Earlville Night Hawks
Barnsdall
Oneida
Keystone Takes Two Games From Shellsburg
The Shellsburg Regulars were defeated by Keystone 38 to 18 in the first game, trailing 13 to 12 at halftime. The Keystone victory was followed by a shellburg seconds loss 47 to 7.
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Keystone
Shellsburg
Shellsburg, Jr
K. OF C
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Tuomey
Rock
Dougla
Noonan Palumbo
Sosecee Dol
Penensaedieeess
Ears
Dale
Anane Aa
Graae
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Willner
Aee
Anderle
Eve
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Mars One
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Seabroo Power
Easiers
Helgel Eee Ee
Stanton Ul
Lynott
Bcomto Coveesvone Enzler
Pasivaeuapenese
Remen, Borovy
Regaties
Newland
Ne - Telnies
Paul's. Rodd
Larson Asses
Bresnahan Named Iowa Cross Country Coach
George T. Bresnahan was announced as the new cross country coach for the University of Iowa succeeding Bokeh McElroy. The change follows 1933 leadership in Muscatine as part of a statewide coaching transition.
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Versity
Iowa
George T. Bresnahan
Bokeh McElroy
Muscatine
Eader
Washington Juniors Fall to Ottumwa 50 36 in Narrow Win
Washington Junior College team met Ottumwa on Monday evening and trailed 42 28 after three quarters. The Ot tumwa quintet pulled away in the final minutes, led by strong defense and fast pace, finishing 50 to 36 at Town Success gym.
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Washington
Ottumwa Boys
Alburnett Hawks Schedule Double Bill Thursday
Alburnett Iowa hosts a Thursday double header against Skelly Oil of Cedar Rapids and Whittier. The Hawks aim to build on a 45 to 27 win over Whittier last Saturday while wearing silk pajamas as sweat suits.
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Alburnett
Alburnett Hawks
Skelly Oil
Cedar Rapids
Whittier
Hawks
Vinton Independents Benefit Game Set For Friday
The Vinton Independents will host the Eldora Independents in a Friday night charity basketball double header. Proceeds go to the Vinton Goodfellows Club as part of a Christmas appeal. The opening game features Keystone versus Vinton High School.
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Vinton
Vinton Independent
Eldora Independents
Goodfellows Club
Tims New Threat
Keystone
Vinton ‘Independents
Troy Mills Split Wins With Walker On Friday Night
Troy Mills hosted Walker in a boys 75 to 8 win and a girls 21 to 56 loss. Walker advanced with strong shooting while Troy Mills’ defense struggled in the girls matchup despite efforts.
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Geecal
Gazette
Troy Mills
Walker
Grinnell High Seeks Fourth Straight Win
Grinnell High Tigers, led by Coach Paul J. Frank, aim for a fourth consecutive victory as they host Marshalltown on Friday. After opening with a 25 to 17 win over Winton and a 30 to 14 win against Lynnville, Grinnell beat Fast Waterloo 364 to 25, beginning Central Iowa conference play.
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Gazette
Grinnell
Paul J. Frank
Grinnell High Tigers
Marshalltown
Frank
Winton
Lynnville
Fast Waterloo
Central Iowa
Election of Wisgerhof as Iowa captain in 1934
IOWA CITY UP report notes Max Wisgerhof a Sully sophomore chosen to be captain of the 1934 Uni team. The brief confirms the student earns leadership duties for the squad amid ongoing NCAA era activity.
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Iowa City
Max Wisgerhof
Sully
Uni
Banquet honors Fisher and Eastern Iowa Eight champions
West Branch hosts a banquet at the Methodist church honoring Coach E L Fisher and his football team as Eastern Iowa Eight champions with guests including University of Town coaches Osaie Solem Bill Boeler and Rollie Williams. Fisher is brother to Captain-elect Russell Fisher and Ray Fisher of the Ions team.
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E. L. Fisher
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Tipton Moose Lodge
Fremen and
Chamber of Commerce
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Wheatland
William H. Meves
Meves
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Davenport
Co. A
8Th Iowa Infantry
Anna Graves
DeWitt
Walter Martens
Rose Martens
Theodore Jeppe
Matilda Werder
Lilly Riedesel
Henry Kramer
Allen
Herbert Pehrs
Clinton
Delmar
Winifred Reynolds
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W. E. Cullinan
Immaculate Conception Cemetery
Petersville
Leonard Reynolds
Edmund
Camp Dodge
Stanley Theissen
Bryant
Emmett
Leonard
Mary
Alice
Wagamoni anniversary celebrated by family and friends
A surprise dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Wagamoni of Del mar on their forty fifth wedding anniversary. Relatives including James Stoner presented a lamp to the couple as a gift.
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James O'Meara
Iowa City
Ray O'Meara
Kansas City
Leo O'Meara
P. A. O'Meara
B. M. O'Meara
Delmar
Rose Burkera
Matilda McDonald
Clinton
Wellman
M. V. Wagamoni
James Stoner
LA Porte City
the Heathers
W. A. Kimball
Carl Brust
Geneva Wilder
Robert McMullen
Violet Peters
Lucille Divier
Mae Craft
Harold Elliott
Bill O'Brien
Herbert Halbfass
Caroll Robb
Bill Fleck
Blairstown
Board of Education
Dorothy Washburn
F. 8. Runyon
G. Lb. Lyman
Overheated Cupola Ignites Roof at Story and Sons Foundry
An overheated cupola at Story and Sons foundry 930 Fourth Street SW ignited the roof around the cupola at 8 03 p m Monday. Firemen confined the loss to a small shingles area. Earlier Monday, a roof fire at John Bruzek 722 Second Street BW was controlled before serious damage. Other alarms included a cigaret stub at Eighth Avenue bridge and a water overflow at Raymond Klass home 112 Twenty seventh Streets causing steam in the ash pit.
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Story and Sons Foundry
Fourth Street
John Bruzek
Second Street
Eighth Avenue Bridge
Raymond Klass
Twenty-seventh Streets
Unusual Baby Born In Madison With Teeth
Mr and Mrs Harold Dent of Madison reported their newborn child appeared with two teeth by Saturday night, 24 hours after birth. Doctors called the tooth appearance very rare and noted the event as noteworthy in local life.
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Madison, Wis
Harold Dent
Madison
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