Dutchmen basketball lineup takes shape for Friday
Early season performances show Max Harrison as a top freshman guard with Stoelting and Westerfield leveraging height in the front. Hine, Anderson, and Mack Stanley note solid returns, while Friday’s probable starting five includes Schnack, Muyskens, Wilking, Tysseling, and Harrison with Stoelting or Schiele or Anderson vying for early action.
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Max Harrison
Stoelting
Westerfield
Hants
Hine
Anderson Siid
Mack Stanley
Schnack
Muyskens
Wilking
Tysseling
Harrison
Schiele
Or. Anderson
Eleven Home Games Left on Lefton Schedule
Central College fans study the official sport schedules for football and basketball with a tough set of 21 games listed. Basketball features 11 conference tilts. football includes eight conference games. Home games total 11 with several early-season clashes at Pella and Indianola ahead of November through February.
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Register
Eght
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Parsons
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Pella
Columbia
Simpson
Indianola
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Fella
Towa Wesleyan
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Penh
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State
Pell
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Western Union
Luther
Barnons
Baiellet
cPeb
Penn
Towa Werleyan
Decorah
Cedar
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St.Ambrose
Fairfield
Simpsons
Iowa Wesleyan
Dubuque
Beuna Vista
Pelene
Pells
Central Takes 62 14 In 37th Straight Contest
Central dominates Grundy college 62 to 14 to extend its streak to 37. Mayakens leads with 18 points in under 15 minutes, Muyskens adds 18, Stanley chips in 12, while Grundy’s Robinson and Sehnack lead visitors with eight each. Twenty-three Dutchmen saw action as Central raced to an early 18 0 lead and overwhelmed the Grundy squad throughout the game.
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Grundy College
Muyskens
Honora
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Robinson
Grundy
Mack’ Stanley
Rimin
Ahort
Ceath
Mayakens
Stanley
Jaron
Nornholm
Schnack
Anderson
Stoeltin Mantart
Neifert
Pi Massarini
Vanderbosch
Tysseling
Igy
Central Defeats Newton 41-22 In 1931-32 Opener
Central's conference champions overwhelmed Newton 41 to 22 on Saturday night, extending their winning streak to 36 games. Lefty Schnack led Central with 11 points as the Dutchmen, minus injured Tiny Wilkins, used size and rough play to pull away in the second half.
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Hie Abnce
Newton
Young
Schnack
Young of
Babe Tysseling
Art Stoelting
Winter
Max Harrison
Connie Muyskens
Sioux County
Val Sence
Wilkins
Barney Neifert
Iskeng
Stoelting
Westerfield
Bergama
Wells
Schiele
Leylink
Mazsarini
Knox
Des Moines
Dutchmen Face Tough Test This Week At Iowa State
Dutch basketball team eyes a real test this week at Iowa State after two setup opener games. Coach Winter’s squad, led by players such as Barney and Nietert, faces a difficult conference clash as they aim to rebound from rough early play.
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Ana
Barney
Wildasin Chosen Grid Captain For Central
George Wildasin, Wilton Junction junior and all conference guard on the Inst fall football team, was elected to lead the 1082 gridders at the annual banquet held at the George Ginsa home Tuesday night. Ray Hostetler earned the annual C blanket as most valuable on the squad.
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Wilton Junction
George Ginsa
Wildasin
Ray Hostetler
Cole
Hostétrer
Associated Press
Bert McGrane
Des Moines
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Minnesota
Wimer ‘Mervedith
West
Liberty
Ver" Dught
Pell Wilkins
Morrison
Keith Kuthrie Denton
Lee
Capteleek Function
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Pellay
Weather Bureau Sets Airplanes For Climate Readout
The Weather Bureau equips four aircraft for an upcoming climate study in Cleveland. The planes will record relative humidity and other air conditions over a defined grid to map atmospheric patterns.
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Autoraia
Astale Senate
Local pastors lead chapel in week of prayer
Local pastors directed a university chapel week focused on prayer and spiritual subjects. Attendance was strong with students and faculty participating in spontaneous prayers and programs planned by the Religious Life Council.
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Olivet
Ieee
John
Christa
Wilber
Mulder
First Reformed Church
Hoffman
Anitter
Ay, 1
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Stationary spray outfits reshape highland orchard spraying
The article notes stationary spray outfits with pipe lines expanding in the last decade. Early equipment was improvised in Virginia Florida and California. Modern stationary systems are favored for steep hilly orchards where fruit is guided by slides to packing shops, with central pumping plants located uphill near a spring.
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Virginia
Florida
California
Washington
Public Notice of Will Hearing in Marion County Iowa
Legal notice from the Clerk of District Court in Marion County Iowa announces a hearing on the purported last will of A Blick deceased set for January 14 1932 in Knoxville with all interested parties invited to be heard. Also included are unrelated clippings about egg processing preservation methods and domestic water supply in the United States.
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Fewus
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District Court of
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Marion County
A. Blick
Knoxville
Laws
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L.R. Clements
Town
U. S
Department of “Agricula Processing
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