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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1931
Page
4
DePauw tops Wabash 19 18 and then overwhelms Rushville 24 24 as five Tigers see action in a tight set of games. Wilkintoon and Gregg anchor a defense that slows Rushville’s long shooters and fuels the victory.
In a tense finish Ragsdale of DePauw sank a long shot from near center and put his team ahead 18 to 17 over the Lions with seconds left. The piece notes a new play by Baisman and praises the Cub mentor as a basketball pro professor. Putnam County teams Bainbridge at Brazil Cloverdale at Spencer also head to the Wabash Valley tourney. Belle Union hosts a doubleheader amid a field including Eminence Stilesville Reelsville.
A home note on using salads to supplement scarce winter vegetables. It explains selecting salads to pair with main dishes and describes a citrus based French dressing with orange juice and olive oil. The article mentions a Helter salad using grapefruit or oranges with roast or fowl and offers a Florida style dressing recipe.
Rex Lease stars in a Western about a young outlaw who marries a girl trapped in Robbers Roost. The film features Dorothy Sebastian Walter Miller Thomas Santschi and Mary Carr with strong direction acting and photography. It runs matinee and night daily through Saturday as a family entertainment with action, thrills and romance.
The Granada Theatre opens with The Painted Desert pioneer epic filmed in Dinosaur Canyon and starring William Boyd with Helen Twelvetrees and William Fuchun. Added Friday Saturday program includes Monkey comedies Blimp Mystery and Silly Symphony car toons plus short subjects Peace and Harmony and Voice of Hollywood. Showtimes include matinee and night, promising high entertainment value.
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