Little Musky Mentor Prepares Muskies For 1933 Campaign
Coach Neal A. Sands holds initial drills and fittings for Muscatine High School football as 1933 squad candidates report to Jefferson school. Forty plus returnees, including captains Palischeck and Davis, Backfield veterans Dillon and McGuire, and Webster siblings, form core for seasons aims in the Little Six.
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Boxing Card From Laurel and St Louis Results AP
Laurel Missouri Bob Godwin beat Joe Knight in a ten round decision. Billy Strickley defeated Roy Bailey in six rounds. In St Louis Dave Barry outpointed Howard Scott in ten. Joe Park stopped Slim Weaver in one. Babe Davis knocked out Abie Kirk in three.
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Trosky Crashes 30th Home Run as Toledo Wins
Trosky homered in both games of a Wednesday doubleheader against Indianapolis to reach 30 on the season. Toledo won the nightcap 10 to 3 after dropping the opener 4 to 1. The report also notes Mickey Heath tying the league single game record with three homers in one game for the Columbus Red Birds in a doubleheader vs Louisville.
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Earnshaw Told to Stay Off Field Amid Career Turmoil
Philadelphia report says George Earnshaw, once Athletics ace, is retired for the rest of the season and must stay away from Shibe Park and teammates after a letter from Connie Mack. Earnshaw, home with a 12 day old daughter Elizabeth, vows to stay in shape while awaiting possible winter trade or waivers. Mack reportedly open to deals, Earnshaw not certain about return to baseball.
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Davenport Team Meets Bruisers at Oregon Field
Goad s Bruisers of Muscatine meet a Davenport kit terball club at the Oregon Street field under lights in the feature game of the program tonight.
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Buck McIntyre joins Keokuk in Valley League lineup
Buck McIntyre former Little Musky star joined the Keokuk club of the Mississippi Valley league and played first base in the lineup against Springfield. He collected two hits in four trips to the plate as Keokuk won 8 to 5.
Davenport Refuses Postseason. Valley League Confronts Split
Davenport club president Paul Lagomarino refuses to play the Mississippi Valley league post season series against Rock Island arguing Davenport won both halves of the split season. League president Dr. C R Logan orders play or forfeiture with $800 fine. Rock Island and Davenport directors clash over rules for the championship decider.
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Opening game sets Light and Water against Schlitz
At 7 30 p m the Light and Water team meets Schlitz in the opening game at about 9 p m local time.
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Marvin Nelson Wins Marathon Toronto Swim
Marvin Nelson of Fort Dodge Iowa defended his title in Canada by winning the 15 mile Toronto Lake Ontario swim for the second time. He shaved over 19 minutes from the previous course record, finishing in 7 hours 37 minutes 24 seconds and earning $5,000. Bill Goll of New York placed second with $1,500, and Frank Pritchard of Buffalo took third for $700.
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New York
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Maori facial tattoos hide fear in warfare
The article notes Maori warriors tattoo faces to mask expressions of fear, shaping cultural practice in battle. It also mentions the World War introducing about 6000 new words to English, reflecting language evolution alongside war. Readers are invited to peruse the classified ads for more items.
Miss Glutting to face Enid Wilson in title bid
Exmoor, Highland Park, Ill. Charlotte Glutting of West Orange returns to contest England's Enid Wilson in the national women's golf championship. Last year Glutting upset Wilson in the Salem quarter finals to help America retain the title. This year the English champion again meets the American in the same round as spectators watch the tall Nottingham blonde approach records.
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Exmoor golf matches feature Van Wie in title defense
American women’s golf at Exmoor showcases Virginia Van Wie from Chicago in a repeat bid, facing Leona Cheney of San Gabriel in the upper bracket, while Maureen Orcut t of Haworth meets Opal Hill and Helen Hicks in other duels among six top-ranked players and defending champion.
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Kansas City
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Morashe Hotel Promotes Quiet Highland Park Stay
The Morashe Hotel in Highland Park Illinois markets as the only first class country hotel within easy Chicago access. It sits on a 15 acre bluff over Lake Michigan with private beach tennis courts and a children’s playground near golf clubs. Dinner 1.00 lunch 0.65 room rates reduced appealing to World’s Fair guests. A booklet available on request.
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Champion of 1931 Defeats Rising Golf Star Lucile Robinson
The champion in 1931 defeated rising star Lucile Robinson of Des Moines Iowa, the freckle faced bespectacled golfer who stunned the gallery by beating Miss Van Wie 6 and 5 in the finals of the western championship earlier this month.
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Gly-Cas Relief Claimant Praises Cure for Rheumatism
Mrs Emma Campbell of Ottumwa Iowa credits Gly-Cas with ending years of crippling rheumatism night-time kidney and stomach issues and gas relief. She says she can walk and eat normally again and thanks the Gly-Cas remedy sold at J J Haverkamp Drug Store and other leading outlets.
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