Muscatine Junior College Opens Season With Wartburg Win
The Muscatine Junior College quintet defeated Wartburg 20 to 16 at Clinton in the season opener. Swisher led scoring with three field goals and a free throw, while Griffin added six points. Wartburg’s Meske led visitors with three field goals and a free throw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartburg
Lyman A. Green
Muscatine
Muskies
Huber
Griffin
Swisher
Hyiik
Swicher
Meske
Bruns
Loneups Muscatine Junior College
Oval
Ahd
Griffin c
Thayer Ee Jones
Wartburg College
Mesae
Arlington Race to Be Richest of 1931 Season
Arlington Park boosts Arlington classic purse to 70000 dollars making it the richest three year old turf race of 1931. Roy Carruthers predicts total handle around 85000 to 90000 with 70000 to the winner and 1500 to the fourth. The mile and a quarter race will be run in July and may draw Belmont Stakes Preakness and Kentucky Derby winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago —i
Roy Carruthers
Arlington Park Jockey Club
Diegel Defeats Espinosa Towin San Francisco Open
Agua Caliente pro Diegel beat Al Espinosa of Chicago 6 and 4 to win the first annual San Francisco open match play tournament. Diegel led at 36 holes with 141, birdie on the final hole sealed the win as Espinosa trailed by eight strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Diegel
Agua Caliente
Ofessional
al Espinosa
Chicago
Espinosa
Lydia Sorrell
Los Angeles
George von Elm
Detroit
Joe Ezar
Basketball This Week Schedule Highlights Regional Matchups
The week features numerous high school games across Iowa towns. Tipton, Nichols, Ainsworth, Yarmouth, and Muscatine appear in multiple pairings with stations like Stanwood, Lone Tree, Wyman, and Morning Sun. Other games include Rock Island at Muscatine and Durant at Sperry with several junior colleges and junior highs on the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Tipton
Stanwood
Nichols
Lone Tree
Ainsworth
Wyman
Yarmouth
St. Mary's
Muscatine
Ottumwe
Rock Island
Tipton Junior College
Wapello
Letts
Cotter
Durant
Sperry
Sharon
LeClaire
West Chester
Columbus Junction
Keithsburg
New Boston
Wilton
Springdale
West Branch
Four Midwest Cage Quintets to Play Tonight
Four mid western basketball teams open their 1930 31 seasons tonight Notre Dame Western State Teachers Kalamazoo Mich South Bend Northwestern Bradley College Evanston Ill De Pauw Iowa Washington University St Louis Illinois home opener Detroit AP
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Notre Dame
Western State
Kalamazoo
Mich
South Bend
Northwestern
Bradley College
Evanston
Illinois
de Pauw
Iowa
Washington University of St. Louis
Huron Opens Cage Schedule Facing Denmark Friday Night
Huron's consolidated school basketball team starts its season Friday against Denmark. A 11 game schedule follows with matchups at Huron and neutral venues including Mediapolis Montrose Sperry Yarmouth Burlington Seconds Danville and Denmark.
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Oakville
Huron
Denmark
Mediapolis
Montrose
Sperry
Yarmouth
Burlington
Danville
Stribling and Griffith Stage Heavyweight Training Rush
Chicago AP reports W. L. Stribling and Gerald A Griffith of Sioux City progressed in final heavy weight training for their Friday night stadium bout. Griffith scheduled two to three days more work while Stribling kept his edge, with modest bets at 2 to 1 on the southernner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. L. “Young
Stribling
Gerald Ambrose
Tuffy” Griffith
Sioux City
Griffith
Appleby Grabs Amateur Title in Cue Tourney
Edgar T. Appleby of New York won the national amateur 18.2 balkline billiard title by defeating Ray Fessenden of Madison 900 to 491 in a 100 inning match. Appleby posted a 9.0 grand average while Fessenden recorded 4.86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Edgar T. Appleby
New York
Ray Fessenden
Big Ten Stars Agree to Play in Shrine Game
Northwestern’s Frank Baker Wade Woodworth lead eight Big Ten stars to join the all star Shrine hospital benefit game on New Year’s day in San Francisco. Wisconsin’s Gantenbein Ely Subratovich Van Bibber Purdue Sam Selby Ohio State Win Brockmeyer Minnesota among those confirming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Frank Baker
Wade Woodworth
Northwestern
Shrine Hospital
San Francisco
Baker
Woodworth
Gantenbein
Wisconsin
Ely
Iowa
Subratovich
van Bibber
Purdue
Sam Selby
Ohio State
Win Brockmeyer
Minnesota
Dick Hanley
Hanley
Big Ten
Andy Kerr
Colgate
New Boston Defeats Matherville Five In Close Battle
New Boston's high school five won 24 to 14 against Matherville Friday night. Welch and Saunders led New Boston with four field goals each, Poffenbarger and Dixon added one apiece. Demko topped Matherville with two field goals.
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New Boston
Matherville
Welch
Saunders
Poffenbarger
Dixon
Demko
Notre Dame Extends Undefeated Streak With 27–0 Coast Victory
Notre Dame defeated Southern California 27 to 0 on the road, running their winning run to 19 straight. Frank Carideo, Paul O Connor, Marchmont Schwartz, and Bert Metzger starred as Notre Dame claimed the Rissman trophy and dominance over the Trojans. O Connor and Carideo each scored, while Lukats added the final TD as USC struggled to threaten the Irish defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Knute Rockne
Raiders
Notre Dame
Southern California
Trojans
Far West
Troy
Frank Carideo
Paul “Buck” O'Connor
Marchmont Schwartz
Bert Metzger
Carideo
Tro
Nicholas Lukats
Schwartz
Army Navy to Mix Saturday in New York Charity Game
The Army Navy game returns after a four year break for charity at Yankee Stadium in New York City benefiting the Salvation Army unemployment fund. Navy crushed Pennsylvania 26 to 0, heightening interest. Army sits near top eastern rank while Western Maryland leads the east with nine wins and an undefeated season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army-Navy
Yankee Stadium
Salvation Army
Navy
Pennsylvania
Midshipmen
Quakers
Penn
Middies
Army
Notre Dame
Yale
Colgate
Fordham
New York University
Western Maryland
Maryland
Victor to Buck Nichols Quintet Clash Wednesday Night
Victor's American Legion basketball team hosts Nichols Independents Wednesday night in a likely tough battle. Nichols seeks to extend its homecourt mark to 24 straight wins while boasting a 49-11 over two seasons. Nichols has open dates in late December and January and contact R A Daedlow for scheduling.
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Nichols
Victor
American Legion
Nichols Independents
R. A. Daedlow
Greenleaf Heads Field of Cueists in New York Meet
Defending champion Joh Greenleaf of New York leads an eight man field in a round robin for the world pocket billiards championship at Dwyers Broadway Academy tonight. Greenleaf has nine titles in 11 years and faces rivals including Frank Taberski Schenectady Erwin Rudolph Chicago Bennie Allen Kansas City and Pasqualie Natalie Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Joh Greenleaf
Dwyers
Broadway Academy Tonight
Greenleaf
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
Erwin Rudolph
Chicago
Bennie Allen
Kansas City
Pasqualie Natalie
Balti
Lions Banquet Honors Muscatine Grid Team
Muscatine high school football squad and coaching staff will attend a Lions club banquet at the Elks home Thursday evening. It is the eighth annual Lions athletic banquet with about 100 expected. Two or three UI football regulars and a college coach may address. Dr. H. G. Johnson chairs the committee aiming to surpass previous efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Lions Club
Elks
Lions
University of Iowa
Iowa
H. G. Johnson
Baseball heads in conference at New York winter meetings
Major and minor league executives gathered in New York for winter meetings as they discussed the universal draft and a potential compromise. Leaders planned two key sessions including a minor league draft dispute talks and a league managers meeting led by president Ernest Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ernest Barnard
Give It to Him. Dialogue and names from Rome to New York
The text lists Travaso Rome and Onofrio Lauri New York along with Thomas Boatman Yrorland and Arthur Woods New York. It notes twenty eight games of 125 points each scheduled over 11 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travaso
Rome
Onofrio Lauri
New York
Thomas Boatman
Yrorland
Arthur Woods
Hawkeye Cagers Open Season Against St Louis
Iowa City edition previews the Hawkeyes season opener against St Louis University. Coach Rollie Williams fields a fast breaking, inexperienced squad led by Julian Reinhardt with Kotlow Rogers and Riegert in the lineup, while Missouri features Captain Les Hunt and forwards Frank and James Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Julian Reinhardt
St. Louis University
Les Hunt
Iowa
Missouri Cagers
Gold Court
Kennedy Brothers
Frank
James
Hunt
Missourians
Hawkeye
Rollie Williams
Kotlow
Rogers
Riegert
Williams
Radio Schedule Listing with Multiple Orchestra Programs
A dense late evening radio lineup lists CBS NBC and various orchestras including Louis Panico Canton Tea Garden Orchestra Hamp's Congress Orchestra Spitalny's Edge Beach and Wayne King Aragon Orchestra with times from 6:15 p m to after midnight and weather signals at 11:00 p m and 12:45 a m. The schedule includes Paul Tremaine Mickey Alpert Family program Teaberry Sports Review and Teaberry Sports Reporter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tastyeast
Louis Panico
Canton Tea Garden
Teaberry Sports Review
Hamp
Congress Orchestra
Hardin Lavin
Olsen & Ebann
NBC
Pure Oil
Chrysler
Conoco
Orch
Westinghouse
Hydrox Sparklers
Teaberry
Herald & Ammer News
State Street
Wayne King
Aragon Orchestra
Spitaings Edge
Beach
Canton Tea Garden Orchestra
Congress Orchesta
Evening Radio Schedule on WMAQ Chicago Dec 9
Radio listings for Tuesday at 670 Ke WMAQ Chicago show a full evening lineup from 5:00 p.m. with Topsy Turvy Time through 11:00 p.m. featuring CBS and NBC programs, musical acts and weather reports. Includes Dr Pratt and Dr Sherman, Model Airplane Club, Harold Van Horne, Joe Rudolph, Alexander Woolwout, Ward's Tip Top Club, Amos and Andy, Dan and Sylvia, Elgin Weather, Beach View Gardens Orchestra and Uptown Village Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E-Z Mills
Pratt
Sherman
Model Airplane Club
CBS
Fred’k
William Wile
Harold van Horne
Arzen
Joe Rudolph
Alexander Woolwout
Blackstone
S. W. Straus
Ward
Bunte
NBC
Amos and Andy
Corvinus Water Boys
Dan and
Sylvia
Elgin
Beach View Gardens Orch
Uptown Village Orchestra
Evening radio schedule from WENR Chicago listing programs
The Chicago station WENR 50 000 watts airs a December evening lineup including Cope Harvey's Eileen Beauty Talk Harvey's Orchestra Ellinore Watch Time Radio College of Cooperators Marketing Death Valley Days Illinois Watch Time Home Circle Concert Amos and Andy Mike and Herman Weather Telethron Time Popular Program Air Vaudeville Herbie Kay's Orchestra and Sol Wagner's Orchestra Off the Air at 1 00 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cope Harvey
Eileen
Harvey
Orchestra
aEllinore
Radio College of Co-operats
NBC
Ilinois
Amos and
Andy
Mike and
Herman
Weather Report
Herbie Kay
Sol Wagner
Radio Schedule Listing for Davenport Des Moines Station
Daily program lineup from 7:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. features NBC broadcasts including Uncle Sam at Your Service and United States Marine Band, with Grace Abbott talk on Your Child, and performances by Duke Ellington, Vincent Lopez, and hotel orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Pat
Aunt Jane’s Home Management Club
National Farm and Home Hour
E. J. Smith
Edna Wallace Hopper
Bert Sloan
Hawkeye Ensemble
Golden Gems
Valley News
Jas. C. Green
Vitaphone
Elinor Smith
Chevrolet Chronicles
Vincent Lopez
St. Regis
Orch
Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra
Chicago Radio Schedule Aired Tonight With Variety Programs
WLS Chicago schedules a family party at 5 00 p m then Eddie Guest poems at 7 15 p m followed by ABC Variety Music at 1 30 a m and Murphy Minstrels at 8 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Party
Variety
Eddie Guest
ABC
Murphy Minstrels
Waterloo Schedule Highlights Daily Radio Lineup
A Waterloo listing outlines the WMTS and WMT CBS schedules with program times from 5:15 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. including Watts Watts Watts and Levin Brothers features, musical segments, news flashes, and the Gypsy Trail. The listing notes CBS and WMT segments such as Tony's Scrap Book and the Patilio Hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMTS
CBS
Tony
WMT
Musical Aviators Orchestra
Kerwin
Blackstone
Waterloo Laundry
Levin Brothers
Pahilco Hour
Wallard Battery
The
Gypsy Trail
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights with Music Lineup
The program list outlines tonight’s broadcasts at 6:00 p m Paul Whiteman orchestra 6:30 Purities Bakery Cecil and Sally 6:45 Off the Air 8:00 CBS Henry George 8:30 Paul Whiteman orchestra 8:45 Arvin Dance Orchestra 9:00 CBS Graybar 9:15 CBS Paramount Publix 9:50 Popular Program 10:00 Off the Air until 11:15 with suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Whiteman
Orch
Purities
Cecil and
Sally
CBS
Henry George
Arvin
Graybar
Paramount Publix
Morning Sun notices on deaths and church activities
Morning Sun reports the Swan family of Crystal Lake and Britt attending a death in the Swan family. Anecdotes include Eva Baldridge breaking her hip and hospitalization. The Curran sisters learn of their aunt’s condition in Des Moines. The Wiley family returns from Frenchburg while the Ostermeier funeral is noted. A Christmas box is sent to the Tama Indian mission and missionary society plans to pack clothing for Camp Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Swan
Crystal Lake
Walter Swan
Evelyn and
Maurice
Britt
J. W. Swan
Nelie
Florence Curran
Eva Baldridge
Des Moines
Guy Wiley
Frenchburg
Ken
Frank
United Presbyterian Mission School
E. L. Naylor
W. E. Finke
Winfield
Bertha Ostermeier
United Presbyterian
Tama Indian Mission
M. K. Carson
Sparta
Til
Sharon Church
Reform Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Missionary
So-ciety
Camp Creek
Social Notes From Stockton and Nearby Towns
Pauline Krebs spent a few days with sister Mrs Henning Petersen in Grand Mound. Otte Rhu and Eunice of Sunbury and relatives visited Davenport and Mercy Hospital to see Keith Holst. Arlie Hintze of Davenport spent the weekend with cousin Buster Bohnsack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halst
Keith
E. A Holst
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Minnie Becker
George Ormsby
Victor Ormsby
Sunbury
William Blanck
Norma Lutje
Henry Geerts
Walcott
W. C. Reese
Los Angeles
Calif
Lloyd Geertz
Geertz
Stockton
Arthur Kistenmacher
Bennett
Kruse
Lange
Leroy Broders
Charles Kohl
Pauline Mundt
Pleasant Prairie
Muscatine
Huxley Miller
Durant
G. F. Broders
Community Notes From Moscow and Nearby Areas
Mrs Lester Keller and son Richard along with Mrs Fred Bailey and children visited Mrs Henry Teichmiller in Muscatine on Wednesday. Charlotte Smith of near Muscatine spent the weekend with her grandmother Isabella Smith. Mrs James Marolf and Mrs Arthur Birkhofert were Wilton shoppers on Friday. Tom Killian of Davenport visited friends here late last week. Mrs Harold Hinkhouse and son Herbert spent Friday with her parents near Atalissa. Mr and Mrs George Morrison were West Liberty business visitors Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Lester Keller
Richard
Fred Bailey
Henry Teichmiller
Muscatine
Charlotte Smith
Isabella Smith
James Marolf
Arthur Birkhofert
Wilton
Tom Killian
Davenport
Harold Hinkhouse
Herbert
Martin Jensen
Atalissa
George Morrison
West Liberty
Adah Rebekah Lodge to Meet in I O O F Hall
West Liberty notes say the Past Noble Grand circle of the Adah Rebekah lodge will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock in the I O O F hall. Local social items include visits by Mrs R J Hinkhouse Mrs R E Zerwekh and Mr Snider who is improving after pneumonia. A church chicken dinner raised over $150 in proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Adah Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Kenneth McGavish
Frank McGavish
Davenport
R. J. Hinkhouse
Bridge
R. E. Zerwekh
S. C. Snider
Frances Jack
Elizabeth Gatton
Iowa City
Riverside residents attend Frank Armbruster funeral
The Rev. John Walsh of Ottumwa attended the funeral of Frank Armbruster in Riverside on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cray were business callers in Iowa City also on Wednesday. Hollis Whiting returned from Minnesota with a truckload of potatoes onions and carrots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
John Walsh
Ottumwa
Frank Armbruster
Bert Cray
Iowa City
Hollis Whiting
Minnesota
Wellman-Henry Semler Taken to Iowa City Hospital
Wellman Henry Semler has been taken to an Iowa City hospital for treatment for inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs James Starr has also been taken to an Iowa City hospital for treatment. Mrs Nettie McGugin, Ruth Kent, Ruth Lane, and Barthey Bell have been visiting in Chicago the past few days. The Denison family moved into the Nadigate house on East Third Street after purchasing it. Rev and Mrs K L Miller and W S Durst attended the world mission of Christianity convention at Oskaloosa last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kent
Ruth Lane
Barthey Bell
Chicago
Community club events and visits across Wapello county
Wapello reports a Luther Vollmer Post No 40 American Legion drive and social meal. The Kill Kate Kensington club met at Mrs Verne Smail. Tarry Awhile club entertained at Mrs George Oakes home with guests Mrs Henrietta Salmon and Miss Stella Willits. Ladies Aid plans Christmas bazaar. Epworth League held monthly party in church basement. Summer Hayes return from Kansas trip. Mrs S M Arthur visited Louisa County. Maurice Schmeiser returned to school after appendicitis operation. Miss Stella Anderson visiting Morning Sun aunt Mrs Jessie Joffett with Renee Huriey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Stella Willits
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Summer Hayes
Kansac
Wellesville
Wellesville. Mrs. 8. M. Arthur of Fort Dodge
J. L. Wilson
Louisa County
Maurice Schmeiser
Stella Anderson
Chicago
Jessie Joffett
Morning Sun
Renee Huriey
Local School Awards Honor Jacob and Esau Stories
Col. Junction Columbus Junction honors students with four prizes for the best Jacob and Esau tales taught by Col. Robertson. Lawrence Richards won first, Elizabeth Mewhirter second, Marine Shearer third, and Mary Louise Wilmering fourth, each awarded candy and a two pound prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
W. Q G. Robertson
Jacob and
Esau
Lawrence Richards
Elizabeth Mewhirter
Marine Shearer
Mary Louise Wilmering
L. C. Moore
Margaret
Julia Marsden
Evan Anwyl
Los Angeles
Margaret Wiliams
Letts
John Thompson
P. O. Ellis
Wilton
J. L. Denham
Muscatine
D. A. Emmack
Columbus City
Ramona
Okla
William Butteman
Ward Williams
Wapello
Addison Hills
Jesse Knott
Fredonia
Knott
Peters Bros
Lewis Tisor
Frank Hopkins
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Arlington
Appleby
Coast Field
Jans
O’connor
Rockne
Cortet
Jiloppy
Hawk Cagers
Barger
Iowa St. Louis Kotlow
F. Kennedy Rogers
J. Kennedy Barger
C Grandone Riegert
Rg Roberts Reinhardt Lg
Cc) Hunt
Paramount Hour
Paul Tremaine
Mickey Alpert
His
KYW
WMAQ
WENR
RADIO
Des Moines Central Broadcasting Co
WLS
Soo Watts
Waterloo
Cws
OAK Lawn
Mulberry Ave
Journal
Wellman
Col. Junction
East Second St
Wagner Cigar Co
West Second ST
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