Minnesota Grid Squad Called Best Looking In Big Ten Loop
Minnesota, despite not yet playing a game, is hailed as the best-looking team in the Big Ten under Bernie Bierman. Leo Fischer notes the Gophers boast a strong backfield with veterans and promising sophomores, led by Francis Lund and Vern Levoir, with Seidel at quarterback and Larson at end.
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Minnesota
Leo Fischer
Iowa
International News Service
Inneapolis
Blues
Minnesotaeam
Bernie Bierman
Bernie
Sual
Francis Ug
Lund
Spurs
Vern Levoir
Bill Proffitt
George Roscoe
Stanley Kostka
Sam Hunt
Larson
Dodgers Clash With Giants Amid Pennant Race Flicks
In a spring interview Bill Terry mocked the Dodgers prompting sparkle in New York as Brooklyn and the Giants prepare to clash in crucial games. Dizzy and Paul Dizzy Dean are slated to start three Cardinal games against Cincinnati as St Louis fights for the pennant. Frank Frisch, in his first full season as playing-manager, could join a list of leaders who won pennants in their first year, while Babe Ruth and the Yankees face questions over outfield misplays that may cost them the title.
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Frank Larson
Bob Tenner
John Renning
Lsted
Bill Frefmuth
Phil Bengston
Dick Smith
George Svendsen
Svendsen
Dale Rennebohm
Mil Bruhn
Bil Bevan
Vern Cech
Bill Terry
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Stengel
Giants
New York
Mr. Terry
St. Louis Cardinals
Dean Brothers
Jerome
Dizzy
Paul
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Tomorow
Cardinals
Gordon Slade
Cardinal
Cincinnati
Red Birds
Slade
Frankie Frisch
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Bucky Harris
Washington
Rogers Hornsby
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Joe, Cronin
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Frisch
Yankees
Babe Ruth
King
Rath
Detroit Tigers
Big Ten Teams Open Season Saturday In Midwest Camp
Northwestern relies on veterans for a Marquette opener while Chicago weighs lineup changes after a Friday drill. Minnesota Iowa Indiana and Illinois edge toward first tests with key returns from centers and backs. Purdue Michigan Wisconsin and Ohio State plan intra camp games as others wait.
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Northwestern
Chicago
Iowa
Illinois
Purdue
Indiana
Minnesota
Ilinois
Marquette
Dick Harney
Bob Swisher
Michigan
North Dakota State
Dale Rennebohm
George Rennix
Milnois
Ettore Antonini
Ohio University
Willis Ward
Wolverine
Harry Kipke
Purdue Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Officers elected at Jesup American Legion Auxiliary meeting
In Jesup the American Legion Auxiliary elected officers: S. H. Wood president, J. B. Boldt first vice president, L. T. Sogard second vice president, A. D. Comfort secretary, D. D. Handley treasurer, E. A. Brown historian, C. L. Fox sergeant at arms, Edward Bento chaplain. In Anamosa Henrietta Jackson of Shellsburg was elected second grade teacher at Newhall, succeeding Dorothy Herren who left for Waterloo. Mrs Hide of Clarence previously led the second grade duties this week.
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Jesup
American Legion Auxiliary
S. H. Wood
J. B. Boldt
L. T. Sogard
A. D. Comfort
D. D. Handley
E. A. Brown
C. L. Fox
Edward Bento
Anamosa
Henrietta Jackson
Shellsburg
Newhall
Dorothy Herren
Waterloo
Hide
Clarence
Appointment of Executor for Henry P Gillilan Estate
On September 27 1934 the undersigned was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Henry P Gillilan late of Linn County Town deceased All persons indebted must pay promptly and all claims against the estate should be presented duly authenticated to the Clerk of Linn County District Court Gillilan Executor Dale O Stentz Attorney
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State of Laws
Linn County
Henry P Gillian
District Court SD
Gillilan
Dale O
Stentz
M. Vesely
Stirm
Kennedy
Julia Ernberser
Bushy
A. E B. Smith
Old Age Assistance Board
County Old Age Assistance Board
Bushe
Linn County, Old Age Assistance Board
Busby
H. Stark
Edith L. Smith
Widows Pension Fund
Edith Brown
Frosa
Goodwater
Alta Linkenback
Tertha Reed
Marie Sommers
Thomas B. Powell
Artis
G Hubert
Cveessee Alsevers Groc
Wosace Avent Pub
Joseph
Arthur L. Ceatty
Builders Materinl Co
Manterind
Baldridge Studio
O'Seer
Sasaves
Beatty Mortuary
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Csesseree
Brounk Bros
Batchelder LL
Grace
Benton
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Bliss
Cove Brookman
Harry
Baldwin F HB
Atty Dosiara
Benesh Della
Bedell-Nissen Co
Burgess Joe
Cr & M City Ry Co
Ofc Sud
Wesetor
Champlin Refining Co
Corey Groc
Carney NJ
Jali
Central City
Christiansen
Cohn
Esae
Sons E
Bridge Rts
CR Auto Supply Co
CR Gas Co
Cline
Phil J. Poor
Childs Realty Co
St P & P Ry Co
Carnes Wipner Nrov
Cunninsham Tem
Jeity Water Works
Tigers Edge in World Series Outlook for 1934
International News Service columnist Davis J. Walsh argues the Detroit Tigers hold the edge in the 1934 World Series. He notes rested pitching and stronger hitting compared to the Giants and Cardinals, predicting the Tigers to win the series and calling the Cardinals strong only if they advance without a playoff.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
New York
Collins
Greenberg
Terry
Rogell
Jackson
Durocher
Tigers
Cardinals
Giants
Grinnell Invades Michigan State To Open Grid Season
Grinnell College Pioneer football opens the season in Lansing against Michigan State. Coach Lester Watt lists starters Anderson and Phelps at ends, Morgan and Graves at tackle, Sutton and Meeter guards, Kingery quarterback, Bradley and Clark as halves, Fowler at center, and Fini at fullback.
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Bob Zuppke
Bradley Tech
Bob Wright
Arvo Antilla
Iowa
South Dakota
Tred Osmaloski
Hawkeyes
Russ Fisher
Dwight Hoover
Dick Crayne
Oze Simmons
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
Carroll College
Tom Flinn
Indiana
Gazette
Rinnell
Lester
Fuzz) Watt
Grinnell College Pioneer
Lansing
Michigan
Michigan State
Bill Fowler
Grinnell High School
Meeter
Graves
Watt
Anderson
Phelps
Morgan
Sutton
Millersburg Teams Open Season With Wins
Millersburg high school boys beat Deep River boys 7 to ? as the Millersburg girls shut out Deep River girls 3 to 0 in kittenball. Blairs town hosted a Legion Auxiliary quilt show drawing about 190 attendees with antiques and wedding dresses on display. Dr A I Solbrig led Iowa county dentists after a university meeting naming officers.
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The
Gazette
Millersburg
Millersburg High School
Deep River
Deep River Girls
Blairstown
the Legion Auxiliary
C. A. Jurgenson
John Burch
A. E. Schulze
Perry Woods
Germany and Poland See New Regular Airline Inauguration
A new commercial airline began regular service linking Germany and Poland, marking a scheduled operation between the two nations. The introduction promises increased cross border travel and regional connectivity for travelers and businesses.
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Germany
Poland
Upper Iowa All Star Set To Battle Coe In Opener
Coach Doc Dorman drills the Peacock squad for a non conference opener against Coe at Cedar Rapids. Upper Iowa aims for a strong showing with three veteran backs and a large traveling roster of 23 as regulars vie for conference berths.
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The
Gazette
Fayette
Doc” Dorman
Peacock
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Upper Iowans
Crimson
Dorman
Dysart High Downs La Porte City 13 2 In Baseball
Dysart High beat La Porte City 13 to 2 on the local diamond Tuesday to stretch a four game winning streak. Cooper started for La Porte and was relieved by Brust in the fifth inning.
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Gazette
Dysart
Harold Hof
la Porte City
Cooper
la Porte
Brust
Conesville High Wins Fourth Straight Victory
Conesville High School beat Letts 15 to 7 at Conese ville Wednesday for their fourth consecutive win. Crumley pitched for Letts in the nonleague game.
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Conesville High
Gazette
Columbus Junction
Conesville High School
Letts
Coneseville
Crumley
Linn County Funding Bond Issue Proposed October Meeting
Linn County Board of Supervisors adopts a resolution to fix October 6 1934 at Cedar Rapids Court House for the vote on issuing 125000 funding bonds to refinance warrants and complete required public notices. Also authorizes warrants and minor payroll and officer actions with numerous routine approvals and claims.
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Linn County
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Jose
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