Little Muskies Open Practice as Rock Island Looms
Coach Bob Kinnan directed about 25 players through the season’s first drill at Jefferson gym. Capt. Bernard Hahn and Harold Weber lead a strong group with veterans and potential fits for the opener against Rock Island on December 12.
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Oakville Wyman Tie for First in Scout Meet
Wapello Wyman and Oakville tied for first with 75 points in the Louisa county district in door meet at the high school Monday night. Wapello placed third with 62.5 points and Mediapolis fourth with 38.5. Rev Kerr of Mediapolis started, C A Bedford of Wapello was score keeper, with H B Aldt and Mayor F T Schwab presiding as judges.
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Weekend High School Basketball Schedule Listed
Friday games include St. Marys Muscatine at Madison and Washington Junior College Tipton. Durant at Letts and Wyman at Cotter are also on Friday. Saturday matchups feature Muscatine Junior College Wartburg Clinton and Mt. Union at Ainsworth.
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Navy Faces Penn and Army Tests in Back-to-Back Weeks
Navy gears up for a tough stretch as it plays Penn on frozen ground likely and then Army, with regulars in shape after injuries, while reserves must step up. Penn is strong when healthy. Army leads in rankings but Navy hopes for a repeat fight this season. Other games include NYU-Colgate for charity, Washington and Jefferson vs Carnegie Tech, and Maryland against Western Maryland.
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Pleasant Prairie Organizes Junior Basketball Team
Oliver Bentley has organized and will coach the Pleasant Prairie Junior basketball quintet. Local boys aged 12 to 16 will form the team with practice at the Muscatine YMCA during the season. Squad members include Henry Plett George Cachezell Earl Cachezell Cecil Wathan Richard Thomson Donald Moorhead Gordon Moorhead Robert Riemcke Raymond Stecher and Lauren Lenker.
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Blocking May Decide Battle Between Irish and Trojans
Notre Dame faces USC in Los Angeles on December 6 with blocking and tackling seen as the critical factor. Frank Carideo and Knute Rockne drive a high tempo ground game backed by strong lines as both sides rely on disciplined blocking to break a potential scoring tie.
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All America Eleven Named by AP Critics 1930
The 1930 all-America gridiron selections are announced after a national survey by 213 newspaper critics. The AP ratings reflect East West splits, with Notre Dame, USC, Washington State, Northwestern, and Alabama receiving strong consideration. Joe Savoldi is debated despite absence from the last games.
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Texaco Defeats Moscow Quintet In Close 10–7 Result
Moscow’s Moscow quintet lost to Muscatine Texaco 10 to 7 on Tuesday night. Harder and Grunder led Moscow with Grunder scoring seven. Lyons led Texaco with seven points. Teams seeking games with Moscow should contact George M. Lincoln.
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Atalissa Beats West Liberty in Fast Tilt 23 11
Clinton Fire causes about 100000 damage to Nissen Jacobsen store and apartment building. blaze starts in basement Tuesday night.
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Savoldi to Play With Bears Despite Ruling
Joe Savoldi former Notre Dame star will continue with the Chicago Bears despite a $1000 fine for allegedly employing a college player before graduation. Bears management appeal to the league board of executives and plan to face the Green Bay Packers at Wrigley Field this Sunday.
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Muscatine Junior College Opens Season Against Wartburg
Muscatine Junior College prepares for its 1930 31 schedule opener versus Wartburg at Clinton Saturday night after intensive practice and high school inter class games. Loss of Curley Swisher hurts depth but Griffin Hyink Jones Thayer and Huber loom strong with possible starting pairs Griffin Hyink at forward Jones at center and Thayer Huber at guard or Fairall Weis at forward Griffin Jones at center and Hyink Huber at guard.
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Meltzer Earns Minor I For Town College Football Play
Sam Meltzer of Muscatine received a minor I for his contributions to the University of Town football squad last season. He appeared in two games at center.
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Irish Nearing Tucson on Trek to West Coast
Notre Dame Rough Riders head toward Tucson Arizona on their ramble to Los Angeles for a Saturday intersectional game. All but one of Southern California six casualties are reported recovered enough for practice. First string left end Ralph Wilcox returns from a head injury after three weeks out.
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Dutch” Wilcox
Fight Results From Across The Nation
Avoca IA Nach Manriquez faced Henry Palegona Des Moines won by decision (10). Alex Barna Omaha edged Baby Carnera Des Moines (6). Albert Manriquez Atlantic and Romeo Bazelli Omaha drew (6). Iowa City Nashua Al Bork beat Bert Viscioni East Moline (8). Harvey Carothers Moline outpointed Orley Thorrington Cedar Rapids (6). Gus Anderson Davenport and Mixer Millis Cedar Rapids drew (6). Lefty Martler Moline won technical KO over Barney Jordan Waterloo (3). New York Roberto Roberti Italy outpointed Eddie Benson Brooklyn (6). Norman Tomasulo Argentina outpointed Umberto Torriani Italy (6). Toronto Frisco Grande Philippines outpointed French Belanger Canadian flyweight champion (6 non-title). Indianapolis Tony Cancela Detroit KO Harry Dillon Winnipeg (6). Kid Woods Indianapolis outpointed Frankie Jarr Ft Wayne (8). St Louis Paul Swiderski Syracuse disqualified in bout with Maxie Rosenbloom lightweight champion. result no contest (7).
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Baseball leagues hold first session at national convention
Montreal report from AP describes the 29th annual National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues meeting. Officers, committees, secretary's report and arbitration board were set, while talk focused on the major and non draft league dispute and potential negotiations within 15 days. Des Moines notes H J Klingler of Chevrolet announces a truck body assembly plant in the city.
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Hoosier Trophy of Purdue Win Can't Be Found
Bloomington AP Buck et bucket whose loss follows Indiana 7 6 upset over Purdue. Indiana students claimed to collect the trophy in Indianapolis but fifteen youths posing as an official delegation took the bucket and vanished with it.
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Lack of Batting Instruction Helped Ruth Rise to Great Hitting
Ty Cobb credits Ruth's natural swing and lack of batting coaching for his emergence as a long distance hitter. He recalls Ruth starting as a pitcher and learning to hammer pitches into right field with a precise bat space. Cobb predicts no imitator will surpass Ruth and notes Ruth’s pull-hitting power. Also mentions Fort Dodge gas franchise vote and Iowa fairs schedule announced by IA associations.
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Unidentified man gravely injured found behind Des Moines hotel
An unidentified man around 60 lay seriously injured in a Des Moines hospital with possible skull fracture after power company employees found him unconscious in an alley behind a hotel.
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Weather Won't Bother Irish Before Notre Dame Clash
Notre Dame travels to Tucson and then to Los Angeles for a Saturday showdown with USC. The Rockne Raiders have won in heat cold rain and wind against top teams and expect to perform on any field. An official notes Notre Dame is weather resistant and ready for the challenge.
Hawk Officials Deliberate on Minor Sports Route
In Towa City the Hawkeye athletic council weighs finances and crowd decline as it prepares for a Big Ten session. Officials are mum on minor sports’ fate though estimates show 72 thousand attending six home games, down eight thousand from 1929. The decision on rest of the year rests with the board.
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