Little Muskies to Meet Rock Island Friday Night Shows
Little Muskies face Rock Island high at Jefferson gym while the junior college squad meets Tipton in the second game Friday. Coach Bob Kinnan has his unit shaping up with veterans Barko Hahn Weber and Fabrizius leading. Utley and Wilson contest for starting roles as reserves push for action. Rock Island is a new foe on the Muscatine schedule, promising a tough bout. The junior college quintet, coached by Lyman Green, aims for a double victory after a 1 1 start with a loss to Grand View and a win over Wartburg.
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Little Muskies
Battle Rock Island High
Jefferson Gym
Tipton
Bob Kinnan
Barko
Hahn
Weber
Fabrizius
Utley
Ray Utley
John Wilson
Wilson
Bob Hanson
Dale Wilson
Roy Peck
Harold Figg
Lutz
Rock Island
Muscatine
Islanders
Muskies
Clinton
Former Irish stars arrive for charity football game
South Bend AP report details Notre Dame alumni from across the country assembling to play a charity game in New York against the Giants. About 20 veterans present with 12 more joining. Four Horsemen members Layden Stuhldreher Miller Crowley arrive or expected, plus linemen and notable 1920s-era players.
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South Bend
Notre Dame
New York
New York Giants
Four Horsemen
Elmer Layden
Harry Stuhldreher
Don Miller
Jimmy Crowley
Adam Walsh
Joe Bach
Rip Miller
Noble Kizer
Chuck Collins
Hunsinger
Weibel
Jack Elder
Tim Moynihan
John Law
Jack Cannon
Ted Twomey
Joe Nash
Manny Vezie
al Gebert
Fred Collins
John McManmon
Elmer Wynne
Roger Kiley
Hank Anderson
Rex Enrigat
Jack Chevigny
Greenleaf Wins First Round in Pocket Billiards Tourney
AP dispatch notes Ralph Greenleaf defeated Thomas Boatman 125 to 18 at Dwyer's Billiard Academy to advance in the world title defense. Next matches feature Frank Taberski v Arthur Woods and Bennie Allen v Onofrio Lauri, with Erwin Rudolph and Pasquale Natalie in night play. Sioux City results include Britt Gorman over Al Bork and Roy Boyd toppling Tess Krueger.
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New York
Ralph Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Thomas Boatman
Portland
Ore
Dwyer
Billiard Academy
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
N. Y
Arthur Woods
Bennie Allen
Kansas City
Onofrio Lauri
Erwin Rudolph
Pasquale Natalie
Chicago
Rissman to Award Another Grid Trophy
Notre Dame has claimed three national football titles under the Dickinson rating system and will compete for another Rissman trophy next season. The Irish first earned the trophy in 1924 1929 and 1930 and Rissman through Dr Frank Dickinson has promised a new trophy for a forthcoming series.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Jack F. Rissman
Frank G. Dickinson
Rissman
Dickinson
Major leagues discuss draft as winter meetings begin
New York AP report notes the nine member committee from the three class AA leagues will confer with a National and American league committee on the draft question. Quorum failures halted informal talks and majors suspended all business with non-draft leagues until the draft is resolved. Indications point to the Chicago Cubs selling the Reading franchise in the International league.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
Reading
Cubs
Montreas
Army Navy grid game tickets near one million sales
Tickets for the Army versus Navy football game at Yankee Stadium have surpassed 600000 in sales with hopes to reach 1 million. Grover Whalen announced 17000 of 80000 tickets remain, expecting sale within two days amid Navy’s surge after a strong win over Penn State.
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New York
Army
Navy
Yankee Stadium
Grover Whalen
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Midshipmen
Notre Dame
Yale
Duke
Ohio State
Southern Methodist
Penn
Quakers
Gagnon
Kim
Hurley
West Point
Notre Dame or Iowa Debate Star Mike Layden
Davenport romance links high school football star Mike Layden to both Notre Dame and Iowa. Miss Alice Lapham, a top state golfer and Iowa student, figures as his ally while Elmer Layden of the Four Horsesmen fame roams as a family name. Layden’s standout performance in the Davenport Tilden Tech game helped his team to a 25 point victory. he will graduate next spring with nine letters earned.
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Davenport
Mike Layden
University of Iowa
Notre Dame
Alice Lapham
Iowa
Mike
Elmer Layden
Four Horsemen
Mikes
Chicago to halt annual high school basketball tourney
The University of Chicago will discontinue the national interscholastic basketball tournament after this season. Coach Amos Alonzo Stagg announced the decision as the tourney ends its long run since 1917. The move follows disapproval from national groups and a principals survey showing majority favor discontinuance.
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University of Chicago
Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Athens
Tex
National Federation of High School Athletic Associations
North Central Conference of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Texaco Quintet Defeats New Era 26 to 14 on Home Court
Texaco of Muscatine toppled New Era 26 to 14 at the New Era gym. Hopewell led Texaco with 13 points on a second-half burst, while Lukenbach added nine. McElroy led New Era with six. The win improves Texaco’s record as out-of-town teams seek games through the Y M C A.
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Texaco
Muscatine
New Era
Fred Messenger
Oyne
Mechee
FT. PF. TP
Perry
Anngl
Wildcats Irish and [lini Win Basketball Tilts
Northwestern defeated Bradley 36 to 23 to start the season. Illinois beat De Pauw 27 to 15 while Notre Dame topped Kalamazoo 26 to 15. Iowa fell to St Louis 26 to 14 after a strong final half by the visitors.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Illinois
Notre Dame
Iowa
Bradley College
de Pauw
Kalamazoo
Mich
Phillies Are Made Stronger After Trades
Philadelphia manager Burt Shotten expresses satisfaction with recent deals sending players to other clubs. He outlines rebuilding plans for 1931, naming Bartell, Hurst, Sherlock, Marlin, Friberg, Klein, Koster, Lee, and pitching staff improvements. The Baker estate denies a sale amid passing rumors. In other notes, Freeman defeats Ramm, Norman over Arthur, and Miller knocks out Ruth.
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Philadelphia
Burt Shotten
Philadelphia Nationals
Phillies
New York
Shotton
Bartell
Hurst
Sherlock
Marlin
Little Rock
Barney Friberg
Keystone
Whitney
Chuck Klein
Koster
Lee
Elliot
Dudley
William F. Baker
Gerry Nugent
Baker
Hawkeyes Lose Opener 26 to 14
Iowa Citys Hawkeyes fall in season opener as St Louis Billikens surge in the second half to win 26 to 14. Sophomores Kotlow and Riegert shine for Iowa while Leo Grandone leads scoring for St Louis with 13 points.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Cagers
Billikens
St. Louis University
Hawkeye
Old Gold
Leo Grandone
Soph
Hunt, Tc
TORRE
Iowa
FT. PF
Kotlow
Rogers
Bolsharat
Hedges Thartmouth
Us Rithers
Illinois
GUE Artist In Fine Exhibition At Elks Club
About 300 local billiard enthusiasts attended the Elks club to watch Young Jake Schaefer, famed cue artist, defeat Warren Davis 200 to 53 in 19 innings. Schaefer posted a 52 high run with 27 21 and 35 runs, though the fast table limited his best shooting. He will play in Davenport this afternoon and tonight.
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Elks Club
Jake Schaefer
Warren
Hank
Davis
Young Jake
Schaefer
Davenport
Herrera Outpoints Anderson in Chicago Fight
Tony Herrera of Chicago defeated Eddie Anderson of Wyoming by decision in Chicago. The ten round bout showcased Herrera’s speed and technique as he led on points. Anderson pressed through the middle rounds but Herrera sealed the win with steady jabs and angles.
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THE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Tony Herrera
Chicago
Eddie Anderson
Wyoming
Davenport Des Moines Radio Schedule Highlights NBC Lineup
Radio Davenport Des Moines listing shows a full NBC broadcast day from 7:00 to 12:00 with programs including Firty birds Quaker Early Bird Cheerio Quaker Cracklesman Paramount Theater Organ A P Program What's New in Domestic Commerce National Home Hour Betty Crocker and more along with weather, markets, and entertainment features. The schedule names hosts orchestras and guests such as Velvetina Encore Program Sunny Side Up and Dave's Barnstormers.
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NBC
Paramount Theater
Des Moines
Betty Crocker
Don
Betty
Radio Household Institute
Elgin
Natoonal Farm
D'Or Orchestra
Velvetina
Charlotte Geer
Jas. E. Green
Uncle Abe
David
Elinor Smith
Washington
Wm. Hard
Mobiloil
Vincent Lopez
St. Regis Hotel Orchestra
Jack Albin
Pennsylvania
Radio Schedule Notes for Waterloo Station WMT
A readable OCR fragment lists Waterloo station items from 7:15 p m to 11:00 p m including CBS programs and WMT shows. Mentions U S Marine Band Toscha Seidel Toscha Seidel an ey Orchestra Josh Hig W A Meaieast Guy Lombardo and California Mel with sign off at 11.00.
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CBS
U. S. Marine Band
Toscha Seidelana Ey
WMT
Josh Hig
W. A. Meaieast
Guy Lombardo
Oyal
California
Mel
Program schedule fragment yields scattered evening listings
A fragmented OCR listing shows 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m programs including Hydrox Part See Can aes Teaberry Sports rter Olsen Ebann Time NBC Camel Pleasure Hour with unclear items and times. The legible items mention a 7 00 p m segment and a late 5 30 p m start.
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Hydrox
Congress
Olsen & Ebann
NBC
Evening Radio Schedule From The Warne Era
The snippet lists a 9:30 program with Cola Program. At 10:00 to 12:45 a.m. shows include Wayne's orchestra, Time Signal and Weather, Spain's Elge, Louis Panico's Canton Tea Garden Orchestra, Hamp's Congress Orchestra, and repeats. The dense lineup notes a late night music program slate.
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Wayne 'S
Chestra
Spitainy
Elge
Beach
Louis Panico
Canton Tea Garden Orchestra
Hamp
Congress Orchestra
Radio Schedule at WMAQ 75 and AM 1caco Dec 10
A Chicago broadcast lineup lists Dec 10 events on WMAQ 75 and CM1CACO 5000W with programs from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. including Topsy Jvy Time CBS My Book House Daily News Concert Orchestra Tosca Seidel and Amos and Andy.
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CBS
My Book House
Daily News
Hal O'Flaherty
Tosca Seidel
Gabriel
Carson-Pirie-Scott
NBC
Amos and
Andy
Orch
Dan
Sylvia
Elgin
Beach View Gardeng Oveh
Uptown Village Orchestra
Radio Evening Schedule with Live Orchestras and Shows
A detailed broadcast timeline lists performances by Cope Harvey and other acts, with Beauty Talk, Illinois Watch Time, Luke and Miranda, and Weener Minstrel Show. NBC Amos n Andy, Weather, and late night vaudeville conclude with Herbie Kay and Sol Wagner orchestras before 1 am off the air.
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Cope Harvey
Ilinois
Luke
Miranda
Illinois
NBC
Amos ‘N
Andy
Mike and
Herman
Weather Report
Aoan Peeme
Herbie Kay
Sol Wagner
Radio Schedule Highlights a Night of Orchestras and Programs
The listing outlines a full evening lineup including Paul Whiteman's Orchestra at 6 and 11:15 shows with Ben Bernie's, Jan Garber, Phil Levant, and Gardens Orchestras. Other segments include Purities Bakery, Off the Air, CBS Gold Medal Fast Figt, and Lucien Ong with Ben Bernie's Orchestra.
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Paul Whiteman
Purities
Cecil
Sally
CBS
Lucien Ong
Ben Bernie
Wyle
Blankenburg Wins Trip to National Four-H Congress
Miss Alice Blankenburg of Fedora South Dakota daughter of Mrs Winifred Gillett of Drury township Illinois was among fifty South Dakota club girls at the National Four-H club congress in Chicago last week She was named best Four-H club girl in Minor county earning the Chicago trip She is known in Muscatine and vicinity having visited here on several occasions The approximate area of North America is 000000 square miles.
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Alice Blankenburg
Fedora
S. D
Winifred Gillett
Drury Township
Ilinois
South Dakota
Chicago
Miss Blankenburg
Minor County
Muscatine
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