Rabbit hunting season and tips across Iowa events
The piece reports Cedar View Country Club’s annual rabbit hunt with a 7 a.m. breakfast and a 4 p.m. return, noting many hunters traveling 40 to 50 miles for limits of 10 rabbits. It mentions an upcoming Izaak Walton game dinner on January 28 and outlines rifle use, bullet types, and sighting at various ranges for small game. It also covers cold weather gear advice and a fox hunt scheduled for 12:30 at Mt. Vernon led by Frank Benesh.
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Earl Babkee
E. J. Lee
Izaak Walton
Iowa
Main Street
Mt. Vernon
Frank
Zeke” Benesh
Linn County Fish and Game Club
Trippi Weighs Pro Baseball Debut With Major Options
Atlanta story reports Charlie Trippi weighing professional choices after a 45 minute talk with Earl Mann of the Atlanta club. He will meet Dan Topping in New York and decide within 10 days whether to sign with the Yankees for football and baseball or with the Cardinals for football and the Atlanta Crackers for baseball, aiming for a one year gridiron deal.
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Atlanta, Ga
INS
Charlie Trippi
University of Georgia
Trippi
Earl Mann
Atlanta Baseball Club
New York
Dan Topping
Yankee
Yankees
Chicago Cardinals
Atlanta Crackers
Farmers Bank Cagers vs Manchester Five Thursday Night
The Farmers State Bank basketball team of Marion and Alburnett beat Hopkinton 37 23 at Alburnett last week and will face the Manchester Indies in Manchester on Thursday night. The Farmers State Bank girls have won three of five games.
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Farmers State Bank
Marion and
Alburnett
Hopkinton Rangers
Manchester Indies
Manchester
Jockey Steve Brooks Tops Illinois Racing in 125 Wins
In 227 days of racing in Illinois last year jockey Steve Brooks led the standings with 125 winners. He edged out rivals as the season showcased his riding skill and consistency across tracks and fixtures.
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Illinois
Steve Brooks
Black Sox scandal echoes in White Sox coach remarks
Chicago veteran Urban Faber recalls the 1919 World Series fix linked to seven White Sox players and the league’s decisive action. He notes the team’s ruin, cites later revelations about bribe attempts to fix games, and stresses the duty to report such plans to the club.
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Chicago
Urban
Red” Faber
Black” Sox
White Sox
Faber
Cincinnati
White
Fater
Merle Hapes
Frank Filchock
New York
Chicagoes
Sox
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Cubs
Phillies
William Maharg
He Burns
Freshman Jack Cloud Seen as future Southern star
Bright forecast from Williamsburg Virginia where William and Mary backfield coach Eric Tipton predicts freshman linebacker Jack Cloud will join all time Southern Conference greats as a standout early in his college career.
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Williamsburg, Va
NEA
Eric Tipton
Jack Cloud
William and Mary
Pro Cage League Proxy Challenges Colleges Claim
Fort Wayne Indiana. National Professional Basketball League president Carl Bennett, manager of the Fort Wayne Zollners, challenged Michigan coach Ozzie Cowles's claim that college teams beat pros three quarters of the time. Bennett said pros select top collegians and improve with experience, while collegians lack defensive strength.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Carl Bennett
National Professional Basketball League
Fort Wayne Zollners
Ozzie Cowles
Michigan
Bennett
Collegians
Roosevelt Awards 23 Grid Letters
Roosevelt High School awarded varsity letters to twenty three players and three student managers led by Coach Clarence Paulson. Sophomore letters were presented by Coach Clem to a large group including Carney Nemmers, Keith Nemmers, Bartunek, and John Dick Tones among others.
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Roosevelt High School
Clarence Paulson
Art van Cleve
Vern Dvorak
Dick Drew
Joe Gaskill
Joe West
Dick Riley
al Seabrooke
Bryce Hahn
George Hart
Bob Happel
Bob Thoms Dorsey
Earl Potter
Bob Pierson
John Vaughn
Bill Brown
Rudd
al Fisher
Charles Agner
Billy Dale
Fred Buchanan
Earl Ballou
George Werning
Clem To
Carney
Ralph An
Keith Nemmers
Bartunek
Garlan Wagner
John Dick Tones
Keith Babcock
Errym Ronnie Schirm
Jack Hartman
Ray Herbaleb
Vernon Pickerill
James McDonald
Carl Volz
Kenny Oe Wayne Basler
Bob Bob Simmons
Hall of Fame Not Complete Without Klem
Whitney Martin argues Hall of Fame should include umpires, spotlighting Bill Klem as the exemplar of fair, impartial officiating in baseball. The column lauds his stern presence, blunt verve, and lasting impact on the game and its players.
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Hall of Fame
Klem
New York
Baseball Hall of Fame
Freddy Lindstrom
Hank Goudy
Johnny Pesky
Bill Klem
Bill Kiem
Eoblem
Dodgers Begin Pennant Chase From Havana Base
Leo Durocher directs Brooklyn preparations in Havana as the Dodgers launch their 1941 pennant drive from a training base near Hotel Nacional.
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Hollywood
Calif.a
Brooklyn
Havana
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Nacional
Second Half Play Opens This Week In Y Cage Loop
Second half action starts Friday as the Waterloo YMCA Junior basketball teams prepare for their second win of the season after a decisive first contest loss. Contests run Saturdays in January for boys gym and swim classes, organized by age groups with YWCA participation encouraged. Champs of the year and monthly awards will be presented at the Y Sports Awards event.
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Dee
Waterloo . M. C
Dar Ra Pee
Bowl Game Pictures From Rose Sugar and Orange Showings
Sports fans receive a first hand look at Rose Bowl Sugar Bowl and Orange Bowl action with new images on display. Exhibits cover New Year grid battles and feature key moments from the bowl games and stadium scenes.
Hawks Earn Freedom from Slaughter
A historical note argues hawks and owls do constructive work by preying on rodents and pests. It suggests allowing a reasonable bag limit in exchange for their role in safeguarding winter game and wildlife conservation.
Delaware County Cage Meet at Manchester Set Next Week
Delaware County cage tournament scheduled for Manchester High School gym January 22 to 25 with opening games at 7:00 p.m. Featured matchups include Oneida vs Buck Creek and Greeley with star center Bocken stedt facing Hopkinton. Friday semifinals set with various local teams. admission 50 cents first session, 30 cents per session thereafter. Keokuk County tourney runs Jan 13–18 at Sigourney with 14 teams and first-round games Monday and Tuesday.
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Manchester High School
Oneida
Buck Creek
Greeley
Bockenstedt
Hopkinton
Colesburg-Earlville
Teamblad Apes
Manchester
Keokuk County
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Finas
Ollie
South English
Hedrick
Delta
Webster
What Cheer
Richland
Keswick
Mar Kinross
Supt. H. V. Snodgrass
Ed Wright
Ooa Ae
Mt. Pleasant
John Suter
Don J. Ium
Elkader
Fes
Volan City
Eeend Luana
Monona
Seene
Strawberry Point
Farmersburg St
City-Luana Tiltan Tone
Guttenberg
Ob TB
Ay Menn
Fayette
West Union High School
Clermont
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