Agricultural Department Urges Winter Horse Treatment Campaign
The Daily Register notes an Althor county wide effort to treat horses for bats and internal parasites this winter. Dr K W Stouder says early winter is best, with twelve to eighteen hours of fasting before administering carbon disulphide capsules to kill worms. Treatment saves feed and improves horse health, while alfalfa yields in Payette County are examined with census data showing rising acreage and value from 1916 to 1932.
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Hawkeyes Lift Bets As Sophomores Challenge Veterans
United Press report from Chicago notes Iowa Hawkeyes basketball shows rising from second division with sophomores grabbing leading roles. Howard Moffitt leads scoring and forward positions heat up between Ivan Wackmer and Jol Mearro. Upcoming Big Ten games vs Michigan Wisconsin Purdue Chicago and Illinois highlighted.
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How ghey start for purebred herd in Iowa 4-H project
Anes, Iowa, Dec 27. Hevin Waller, a 4-H Club boy near Cresco, has started a purebred herd through pig projects. In partnership with his brothers, he reports profits from his sow and litter project and plans to raise ebony pigs next year. His 33.41 dollar profit came from last year’s effort, with an average daily gain of 1.14 pounds per pig using clean ground methods and alfalfa pasture.
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Iowa State College
Students Plan Corn and Small Grain Show at ISU
Ames Iowa December 27 The eighteenth annual corn and small grain show will be held at Iowa State College January 3 to 7 announced today by Proctor Gull River president of the Agronomy Club which sponsors the event The show and a grain judging contest are open to all students Trophies provided by the Department of Palm Crops and Soils and various seed companies and individuals will be awarded to winners Twelve classes of corn and classes in popcorn soybeans small grains and legumes will be open to competitors.
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Football coaches head annual meeting in New York
The American Football Coaches Association opens its two day session in New York with hopes for peaceful reforms. Themes include voting power for rules committee representatives, safety rule changes, and ongoing debates over the point after touchdown and injury reports. Notables include McGugin of Vanderbilt and Secretary-Treasurer Cowell.
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Adam Walsh
Lefty O'Doul Wins 1932 NL Batting Championship
New York reports Lefty O'Doul of Brooklyn takes the 1932 National League batting title with a .368 average. Chuck Klein leads in runs and total bases while Ott ties for home runs with 28. Klein, Hafey, Waner, and Terry top several other categories as NL batters excel.
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Frank Hurst
Ernie Lorsatti
St. Louis
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Babe Herman
Mick Bartell
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Purdue and Chicago Tip Off Big Ten Week Schedule
Chicago dispatch notes two Wednesday games start a nine game slate for the Big Ten. Purdue hosts Wabash at Lafayette while Chicago plays Helorite. Notre Dame visits Ohio State on Thursday with a return tilt at Northwestern Saturday. Captain Baldwin and Al McGuff expected back.
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Sarazen shoots 42 with sand blaster at Miami course
Gene Sarazen, famed British and American open champion, plays the first nine at Miami Biltmore with a sand blaster. He parred several holes, averaged 160 yards with a mashie, and claimed he could break 45 on the round in a wager with three newspaper men.
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United Press
Miami
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Miami Biltmore
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Golf and football scenes mix in a hazy game report
The text recounts a golfer named Gene struggling on holes one to three and a tough par four. It then shifts to a Seattle college football scene with players in stocking feet and a coach’s potential departure, ending with a Washington memorial anecdote and a working woman’s view of city sights.
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Football Play In Rubber Shoes Stuns Seattle Match
In a charity game in Seattle University of Washington Huskies beat West Seattle Athletic Club 66 to 0 after 40 players wore rubber soled gym shoes to handle a frozen field. Coach Jimmie Phelan paid for footwear to keep his team mobile while opponents struggled for traction.
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Senators Hold Informal Beer Bill Discussion At Christmas Break
A relaxed session of the senate judiciary committee met in a quiet office area over Christmas to discuss the beer bill with a prohibition leader and press present. Members joked about a 4.2 percent beer and speculated on Alfred E. Smith heading the Philippines governorship, amid Filipino political chatter.
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Moores Protests over Rat Catcher Cuts in Seattle
Moores Mayotniise manufacturer wrote to Mayor Dove protesting economy moves that reduce the rat catcher force. He warned two workers will strain remaining staff and threaten results. In Binghawton NY John Caffey was sentenced to one year in Broome County jail on testimony by his son claiming theft of a five dollar set of dishes.
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