Iowa and Illinois duck season rules and local hunting notes
The article outlines Iowa Illinois duck season dates rules for the Mississippi and Missouri rivers with licensing limits and hunting zones. It also reports on wardens shifts, quail season timing, rural carrier census efforts, and hunting guidance for opening day and nearby landowners. It notes hazards from water reflections and non graphic poisoning warnings and mentions upcoming retriever trials and radio sports segments.
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Athletics Purchase 2 International Players
The Philadelphia Athletics acquired pitcher Clem Hausmann and outfielder Coaker Triplett from the Buffalo Bisons. Buffalo will receive at least two optioned players and unknown money if the players stay with Philadelphia.
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Halas Sees Bears Lose to Cardinals in Chicago
Chicago Bears coach George Halas says his NFL club will likely lose to the Chicago Cardinals in Monday night’s Crosstown showdown at Comiskey Park. The Cardinals, after selling out most seats, prepare for a packed crowd and a strong home field showing.
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Fifteen New Faces Add to Iowa Freshmen Roster
Iowa City says coach Leonard Raffensperger announces fifteen additions to the University of Iowa freshman football candidates. The total squad reaches 144 with 137 in uniforms. several more are expected later. New players include Hollis Brownles Ottumwa Robert Cartwright Elgin TM David Carstensen Clinton Holger Christiansen Iowa City Fred Fredericksen Lyons Herbert Hunt Holstein Verdice Johnson Gary Ind Donald Lawer Hammond Ind Robert Larson Cherokee Richard Lee Iowa City Lyle Pell Rockwell City LeRoy Rhode Marshalltown Donald Shay Sioux City Gerald Schomers Perry Allen Trunnel Clinton.
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Four Team Baseball Meet Opens in Norway
The Gazette reports a four team baseball tournament starting in Norway. Atkins faces Watkins in the opening game, followed by Luzerne versus Norway. Winners meet for the title in a compact four team meet.
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Cedar Rapids remembers 1924 Tigers barnstorming game
Fritz McPartland recalls the Oct 1 1924 Cedar Rapids all stars versus the Detroit Tigers at Hil Park. The slate featured major leaguers Dutch Levsen Earl Whitehill and Riggs Stephenson for Cedar Rapids and stars Heilmann Haney Topper Rigney Woodall for Detroit. The highlight was Heilmann miscue turning into a rare 15‑foot transfer to Heilmann’s glove as the crowd of future broadcasters and scouts watched.
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Lowden Park Tilt Is Scheduled Today
LOWDEN The Lowden Independent baseball team will play a team of players of former days this afternoon in the new Memorial park diamond. Proceeds go to the Memorial park fund for electric lights and other improvements honoring local men who served in World War I and II.
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Carideo Penning Punting Piece in New Football Book
Iowa City report notes Frank Carideo, Notre Dame star, writes a punting article for the American Football Coaches Association authorized volume New 1948 Football Plays. He is one of about 56 contributors offering strategy basics and generalship insights.
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Dittmer Lights Up Iowa Football Practice Spotlight
Iowa City reports Jack Skinny Dittmer has emerged as No 1 right end for Iowa after two years in shadows of the Schoener twins. A 165 pound six footer with strong pass catching, he stands out for his humor and versatility on and off the field, while also contributing to the baseball team in spring.
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Bowler Joe Kopec kywins with 681 series at Danceland
Joe Kopecky led Tuesday's Classic at Danceland with a 681 three game set, topping co leaders as he and teammate from Tasty Pastry rolled over rivals. He followed with a 260 final game, also the night high single, while multiple leagues around town posted strong 600s and high team totals.
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Manches ters first perfect 300 game at Arcade alleys
Manchester banker Percy R Lillibridge rolled a perfect 300 at Arcade alleys to deliver the area s first ever 300 game. He faced Press Democrat Radio team on Mc Faddens squad amid a 15 year association. Previously Don Traver and Austin Power each scored 278 last winter for high local counts.
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Bowling league call at Lincoln Alleys for girls
In a friendly team competition Tows Manufacturing upset Midland Rubber with three wins as others appeared sociable. Ray Langham invites interested girls to join Tuesday league and offers beginner pointers to start bowling, promising good clean fun.
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Muscatine Pitcher Moves to Macon Ga in South Atlantic
MUSCATINE. Arnie Atkins of Muscatine who pitched with the Decatur club in the Three I league this summer has been assigned outright to the Macon Georgia team in the South Atlantic league. Atkins won seven and lost 13 for Decatur this season.
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Illini face Army to defend perfect home mark in Champaign
Illinois seeks a perfect home record in their gridiron series with Army in Champaign next Saturday. The Illini won 17-7 in 1929 and 7-0 in 1934 at Memorial Stadium, while Army won 13-0 in 1930 at Yankee Stadium and 6-0 in 1933 in Cleveland. The previous meeting ended in a scoreless 1935 tie at Yankee Stadium.
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New Floor Delays Iowa City Basketball Practice
Iowa City coach Pops Harrison hoped to begin Iowa basketball practice Friday but must wait at least 10 days until the new floor is completed. The floor is being laid 20 feet to the west to allow for more folding bleachers.
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Grid slate games Saturday and Sunday schedule mixed
A long list of college football and basketball matchups is given with numerous misspellings. It includes Tews Conference Central at Parsons Plattville Mines at Dubuane St Olaf at Luther Simpson at Cornell Westmar at Omaha Beloit at Den Lawrence Monmouth at Coe Grinnell at OX Big Mine Nichols Indiana Minnesota at North Wisconsin at California Big Seven Texas at home Missouri Valley Tulsa North Central Dakota at Iowa Teachers North Dakota at Montana State Washburn at Washington Butler at Western Michigan State Wayne Army of Illinois Rhode Island at Rettaby Carnegie Colle at Boston Yale Harvard at Cornell Holy Cross at Dartmouth Fordham at Canisiwa Wah Jeff at Lafayette Army at Lehigh Bates at Tufts Navy at Drake Davidson Willamette Peis at North Carolina at South Carolina Washington at Sech Auburn at Kentucky Texas Agg at Louisville Vanderbilt at Mississippi Chattanooga at Tennessee Baylor Arkansas Rice at Southern Methodist at Texas Oklahoma at yie Texas Tech at Washington University Fresno at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo North Dakota State at Northern New Mexico Utah at Brigham Young Idaho State at Wyoming Detroit at St Bonaventure Boston College Colorado State at Denver Buena Vista at Wartburg Iowa Wesleyan at Eureka Duquesne at Alabama Penn State at Syracuse Villanova at Miami Richmond at Furman Augustana (South Dakota) at South Dakota Morningside at North Dakota State St Marys Minnesota at Loras Mt Albert's at St Ambrose
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Plan Standing Room H Cleveland Wins
CLEVELAND (UP) The Cleveland Indians, planning for an all time record crowd of 85,000 per World Series game, announced Saturday that 10,000 tickets for standing room at Municipal Stadium will be sold the morning of each contest if they win the American league pennant. It will cost $4 to stand in the grandstands, $2 behind the out field fence and $1 to stand in the bleachers. Eight thousand bleacher seats also will go on sale at $1 each simultaneously with the standing room tickets.
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