Iowa Prepares For Saturday Clash With Minnesota Gophers
Iowa coach Ossie Solem sharpened preparations for a showdown at Minneapolis with Minnesota after a sturdy showing against Indiana. Return of Gene Liggett boosts the line, while early scouting and lineup tweaks aim to blunt the Gophers potent attack. A crowd near 60,000 is expected with over 7,000 Iowa supporters in attendance.
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Indiana
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Late in the fourth quarter Hawks rally as Indiana defends lead
Iowa drives 80 yards in three plays for a Homer Harris score after an Ozzie Simmons pass sequence. Northwestern and Marquette remain undefeated among major teams. Nebraska may gain Rose Bowl consideration with upcoming tests including Pittsburgh as the league and regional chatter weigh prospects.
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Two New Matmen Slated To Appear On Thursday Card
On Thursday night in the Memorial Coliseum two new wrestlers join the card. Ernie Powers, fresh from a draw with Earl Wampler, meets Tony Felice of New York City in a 250 pound middleweight clash. Opening bout features Andy Moon of Fergus Falls, Minn., opposite Harry Finkelstein a New York City product billed as The Colorful Hebrew making his Midwest debut.
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Memorial Coliseum
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Omaha
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New York City
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Middle West
Andy Moon
Fergus Falls
Minn
Harry Finkelstein
People
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Varner and Peterson Re-Elected to Iowa High School Board
O C Varner of Diagonal and L L Peterson of Johnston were re elected to the Iowa High School Athletic Association board of control. Balloting in the Southwest and Central districts gave Varner 94 votes to 66 for H J Fitzgerald and Peterson 89 to 59 for T R George.
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Diagonal
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Central
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Peterson
T. R. George
Goodman In Finals Of Mexican Open Golf Championship
Former U S open champion Johnny Goodman of Omaha faces Percy Clifford of Mexico City in the Mexican open final. Goodman advanced by a one up win over Lieutenant Kenneth Rogers of San Antonio. Clifford, aiming for a fourth Mexi can open crown, defeated Johnny Dawson of Dallas 4 and 3.
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Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Percy Clifford
Churubusco Club
Goodman
Kenneth Rogers
San Antonio
Clifford
Johnny Dawson
Dallas
Giants and Lions Clash in Savage Polo Grounds Bout
New York Giants beat Detroit Lions 14 to 7 after a brutal a hour long battle at the Polo Grounds. Lions star George Christensen delivered a postgame punch to Cal Hubbard as managers and officials coolly handled the fracas.
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International News Service
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Cal Hubbard
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Geneva
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Oklahoma
Martelle Announces Boys and Girls Basketball Schedule
Superintendent Fossler released Martelle consolidated school's basketball schedule including double header games with Center Junction Olin Morley Oxford Junction Wyoming St. Wenceslaus Monticello Viola and a County Tournament. Girls coach Miss Janet Reade and boys coach Kenneth Maeters lead teams.
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Belle Plaine and Newton Play Scoreless Tie
Belle Plaine and Newton battled to a 0 0 tie Friday night in Newton in a hard fought game defined by mid field play and frequent fumbles. Green the Newton fullback stood out while both lines played strong defense and each scoring threat was halted by turnovers.
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Reputations Slump In Football Realm
Northwestern emerges undefeated and ranked national leader after a chaotic set of Saturday upsets across college football. Santa Clara defeats Auburn 12-0. Marquette beats St Marys 20-6. Minnesota, Holy Cross, Army, Texas A and M suffer losses amid surprises from Alabama, Fordham, LSU, Tulane, and USC.
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Wellman Beats St. Pat's Iowa City 13–0 in Football
The Wellman Wildcats shut out St. Patrick’s of Iowa City 13 to 0. In the third quarter Moothart, fullback, ran 45 yards to the St. Pat’s 12 yard line and scored on three plays. Yoder added the extra point with a line surge. The second score came on a 12 yard run by Yoder with a low extra point.
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Franklin Sophs Claim City Title With Perfect Record
The Franklin sophomores clinched the city football title Saturday by beating McKinley 14-0 to finish the season undefeated. They previously defeated Wilson 7-0 and Roosevelt 14-0.
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How to correct golf swing for mashie shots
The article explains that players struggle to turn their shoulders enough when swinging woods and left irons. It notes the body should rotate further for a full wind-up, keeping the club on the proper plane. An editor’s note directs readers to Chester Horton for a complete swing guide.
American Team Leads In Des Moines Race
The American team of Cecil Yates and Freddy Zach led by one lap over Cecil Behringer of Minneapolis and George Brodeur of France with the six day bike race in Des Moines continuing to 11 p.m. tonight.
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Cecil Behringer
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George Brodeur
Basketball Drills Open At Brandon High School
Brandon holds first basketball practices as 24 boys report to Coach J. R. Park with three returning regulars and reserves. Girls squad has 23 players. Fifteen games are slated this season, first against Quasqueton on November 20.
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Brandon
J. R. Park
North English Triumphs Over Brooklyn 32 6 in Homecoming Tilt
Special to The Gazette reports North English High School celebrated homecoming with its sixth straight victory, defeating Brooklyn 32 to 6. The win showcased a strong offense and solid defense as the hosts took control early and never relinquished lead. Brooklyn struggled to mount a counter in the second half.
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North English High School
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Carleton tops Monmouth to cap perfect conference run
Carleton College completed a perfect Midwest conference season by defeating Monmouth 19 to 0. Coe remains undefeated and unscored on with a title shot versus Knox upcoming. Beloit ends season hosting Lawrence while Ripon eyes third place near top standings.
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Trade Winds Roar Over Cubs Rumored Triple Swap
Chicago Cubs officials dismissed a circulated rumor of a three for three swap with the Cincinnati Reds. The proposed deal included Paul Derringer Ival Goodman Lew Riggs for Bill Lee Stan Hack and a choice of Tuck Stainback or Frank Demaree. Dizzy Dean was also mentioned for next year.
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Real Estate Transfers Listed From Center Point to Cedar Memorial
A sequence of property transfers records numerous owners in centers including Center Point and Lenox Place. Emma V Dunlap and husband transfer to Eletha D McCall multiple lots. Eletha McCall deed mentions partial interests and nearby sections. Perry Myers and Nellie Myers convey Lot 28 Lenox Place to themselves and then to Adolph Zobach. Etta Paul transfers to Inez Ruth Hendry with multiple blocks in East Center Point. Several joint tenancy transfers occur among Dunshee Katzoff Stone Plotz and Rathbun related parties. Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Association sells a cemetery section to Mrs. C E Black with restrictive covenants acknowledged.
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Eletha D. McCall
Hazeltine
Eletha D McCall
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Perry Myers
Nellie Marie Myers
Lenox Place
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Adolph Zobach
Etta Paul
Inez Ruth Hendry
East Center Point
Center Point
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Bernice Katzoff
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Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
C. E. Black
Cedar Memorial Park
Northwestern Stands At Top In Big Ten Parade
Northwestern defeats Minnesota 6 to 0 to end Minnesota 21 game unbeaten streak and move toward the Big Ten title. Northwestern gains sole possession of the lead as Wisconsin Michigan stumble. multiple college games and upsets noted.
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Harry Newman
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Green Bay Packers Edge Bears 21 to 10 for Lead
The Packers beat the Bears 21 10 at Wrigley Field in front of 30 000 fans to vie for the Western division crown. Detroit fell 14 7 to the Giants while the Cardinals lost 13 10 to the Redskins. Pittsburgh won 10 7 over Brooklyn and tied games marked the American league schedule with Brooklyn-New York 3 3 and Pittsburgh-Cleveland 7 7.
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Lone Tree Eleven Beats Kalona On Gridiron 40 to 0
Lone Tree Eleven routed Kalona 40 to 0 on Saturday. Hudascheck led the offense with strong open field runs while R Gingerich carried most of Kalona’s load on offense and defense. Kalona missed Fry and M Gingerich at key back positions.
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R. Gingerich
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Christmas Rush Starts Early at New York Post Office
New York Postmaster Albert Goldman says the holiday season begins with Santa mail and foreign mail for the South seas. He projects a 20 percent rise in business, about 8 million dollars in holiday revenue, and 14 million pieces daily by mid December with 2,000 more staff. No deliveries on December 25.
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Albert Goldman
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Fiber board from cane pulp gains wide orders in Hawaii
Hawaiian sugar cane producers have developed a by product from cane pulp named canee. After extraction of sugar the pulp is treated chemically rolled and formed into board with strong insulating properties that resists termites and accepts paint. Orders reach 1 450 000 square feet from South Africa and 150 000 square feet from Capetown.
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Honolulu
South Africa
Capetown
Marion City Transfers Oak Hill Grave Plots to Courtney
City of Marion Iowa conveys lots 22 and 23 in Oak Hill 2 addition to Oak Shade Cemetery to Joel M Courtney and direct line descendants for $1. Subject to prior conveyances if any to said grantee. Dated June 11 1936.
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Joel M. Courtney
Oak Hill
Oak Shade Cemetery
New British Liner Under Construction In Clydebank
In Glasgow at John Brown shipyard hundreds of hammers pound the keel box for White Star No. 552 liner. Intended for the Queen Mary, the unnamed ship may be about 2,000 tons larger than the 80,773 ton Queen Mary and is slated for a 20 month launch. It is expected to be 12 to 18 feet longer than the Queen Mary.
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Clydebank
Glasgow
John Brown Company
Rig Loaded With 30000 Pounds Lead Tests Airplane Tires
A special testing rig carrying 30,000 pounds of lead operates at Wright Field in Dayton Ohio to subject airplane tires to extreme conditions. It is drawn over plowed and flooded ground to simulate the harsh terrain encountered in actual flight operations.
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Dayton
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