Trimble Beats Hightower In 22 Holes For City Crown
Ocie Trimble edged Elmer Hightower 1 up after 22 holes at the Country club course to claim the city golf championship semi final. Johnny Vavra defeated Walter Hodge 3-1 to reach the final, with Vavra finishing 72 to Hodge 74 in a 36 hole match. The final date for Trimble versus Vavra was not set, with a possible Sunday schedule discussed.
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Rural Robins Clinch Second with 4–0 Marengo Victory
Rural Robins defeat Star Mill Cubs 4 to 0 to secure second place in Marengo's 1934 kittenball season. Wichman pitches two hits one walk and 15 strikeouts. Billy Zuber adds a fifth inning homer driving in two runs.
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Funeral rites set for Raymond Minick at Washington
Funeral services for Raymond Minick 45 will be held Thursday at 2 PM from L. A. Jones funeral home. He died at the Washington county home after an appendectomy. He owned a cafe eight years and was formerly a plumber. Surviving: widow Mary Richmond Minick four children and his father Henry Minick. He was born Feb 1 1889 in Washington. He was a Methodist and Mason. Service by Rev F C Witvngman. Burial Elm Grove cemetery.
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Zuber Had Big Year in Northern League
Bill Zuber, 19, from Amana Iowa, starred for the Fargo Moorhead Twins to win the Northern League second half title. The right hander won 16 games 9 losses led first half with 9 3 record and impressed Cleveland scout C C Slapnicka. He injured a foot missed a month then shut out Crookston and Greater Grand Forks to clinch the title and is bound for New Orleans in spring.
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Northwestern Fights Evanston 3 Per Cent Gate Tax
Northwestern University will challenge Evanston Illinois demand for a 3 percent tax on gross gate receipts from athletic events. Attorney George P. Merrick says a petition will be filed to restrain city interference with football games arguing exemption from taxation. Corporation Counsel William Lister counters the charge is a license fee and warned of possible stadium access denial if unpaid.
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Dyche Stadium
Ovaltine Brings Sound Sleep Quickly
Ovaltine is a purified food concentrate praised by physicians and used in 54 countries. A hot bedtime drink, it supposedly induces sound sleep, calms nerves, and sharpens morning alertness. It aids tissue rebuilding during sleep and is recommended for nervous children, nursing mothers, convalescents, and the elderly.
Baseball talk and football hopefuls spark a busy sports page
The column notes Chuck Klein and Pinkey Whitney trading jibes as Whitney taunts Klein while Cubs and Braves face off. It highlights Hal Trosky's rise with the Indians hitting 33 homers and approaching 40, Ted Lyons’ rebound, and Joe Moore's breakout at 24 with strong defense and .340 average. Iowa’s football squad prep brings six-footers Walker Santee Matson Jakoubek Page into practice with small end Bernie Page as spark.
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Corney Walker
Robert Santee
George Matson
Frank Jakoubek
Cedar Rapids
Bernie Page
6500 Advance Orders For Iowa Minnesota Game
More than 6500 advance orders for Iowa Minnesota football tickets have been received in Owatonna with six weeks till the game. Orders exceed the last decade and signal growing interest in University of Iowa football for the coming season. Tickets are also being filled for away games against Northwestern Nebraska and Iowa State.
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Indoor Wrestling Season Opens September 21 at Coliseum
Eddie Jennings announced the indoor wrestling season will start at the coliseum on September 21. A new lower admission price scale will apply this year and the principals for the opening show will be named in the next few days.
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Iowa Minnesota Grid Tickets Go On Sale At Belden Hill
A block of 200 tickets for the Iowa Minnesota football game went on sale today at Belden Hill's cigar store. Early purchases indicated the supply would soon be exhausted.
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Tigers and Panthers Press for Starting Roles in Season
The article details football program trials with Walters, Nave Berry, Grafton, Altang and others vying for starting guard and tackle spots. It notes sophomores and newcomers may challenge veterans, and lists players shaping backfield and line positions as Washington and Grant prepare for Sept. 21 and 22 openers.
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Proceedings of Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County Iowa proceedings led by Chairman B G C Busby with Auditor Robt Vesely attesting the record. The notes reflect official actions and county governance statements from the Linn County Board of Supervisors proceedings.
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Dearborn and Solon Teams Win Softball Tourney Games
Dearborn Brass defeated Merchants Delivery 4 to 1 as Jones and Aston top performers. Solon Chevrolets beat City Employes 6 to 2 with Fiala and Meyers homering in the fourth. Tonight Frolic field hosts K of C vs Dearborn Brass and Krejct Brothers vs Elks.
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Tama High Opens Grid Season At Grinnell
Tama High football opens its season with a 0 to 0 scrimmage tie as 35 players practice under coach BE Wilcox. The first game is set for Friday at Grinnell with candidates named at guard center end and back positions.
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West Side and Cotter Triumph in Local Kittenball Night
In Columbus Junction fair grounds the local kittenball league saw West Side beat Columbus City 8 to 3 and Cotter defeat Fredonia 5 to 4. Conesville forfeited to Snellbark, while Chicago’s Hottentots visit Columbus Tigers on Thursday after a prior Columbus Junction win by the locals.
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