Three Unbeaten Teams Still Left in League Race
Central's cagers hold a commanding lead in the Iowa Conference race with six wins, no losses, and strong scoring. Luther, State Teachers, and St Ambrose loom as threats while Western Union and Wesleyan press, and Buena Vista and Dubuque U sit in the cellar as the race tightens after exams.
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Western Union
le Mars Basketeers
Buena Vista
Salveson
Parsons
Columbia
Dubuque
Dubuque U
Upper Iowa
Western
GWL TP OP Pet Central Heres
Luther Eee Eee
State Teach
St Ambrose
Wesleyan
Upper Ia
Morningside
Dubuque Wee
Parsons Wen
Nde
Simpson
Penner
Columbia Tae Ene
Home sick Chicken Blues and Electric Sparks Ad
A mixed vintage ad and humor piece from Electric Sparks Weekly featuring quips about farm life and a chicken roam, alongside a long-running price-cut advertisement for electrical goods and radio parts. The column includes light jokes about poultry, a shell sign gag, and promotion for discounted batteries, tubes, and flashlights.
Central Faces Two Tough Conference Tests Next Week
Central's basketball team heads to Drake Fieldhouse in Des Moines to meet undefeated State Teachers, a strong veteran squad, then travels to Davenport to face St Ambrose, last season's Iowa conference winner. Kenny Austin has boosted Ambrose, while Luther looms as a major early-season challenge for the league leaders.
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le Mars
Luther
Dubuque
Dubuque U
Des Moines
Simpson
St. Ambrose
Columbia
Upper Iowa
Buena Vista
Storm Lake
Wonder
Sutzman
Penn
Anderson
Iowa
Central
Coach Winter
Drake
State Teachers
Davenport
Ambrosians
Central Saints
Pella
Kenny Austin
Central College to Meet State Teachers in Des Moines
The Central College Flying Dutchmen travel to Drake Fieldhouse in Des Moines to face the State Teachers quintet on Saturday night January 30. Tipoff is at eight o clock with ticket prices 50 cents balcony 75 cents side balcony and one dollar for floor seats. Reserved seats sell for 75 cents locally with gate pricing at one dollar. Tickets available Friday at local businesses in Pella.
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Westerfield
Winter
Des Moines
Drake
Connie Muyskens
Penn
Wilkins
Art Stoelting
Central College Flying Dutchmen
Pella
Salveson Leads Iowa Conference Scoring Reach in 1932
Buena Vista forward Salveson jumps from obscurity to lead the 1932 Iowa conference scoring race with 84 points in five games, averaging over 16 per game. He holds a 20 point edge over Central’s Lefty Schnack and Captain Muyskens, while Central’s full squad sits in the top 15 as the season progresses toward finals.
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Buena Vista
Iowa
Salveson
Northwest
Lefty Schnack
Schnack
Connie Muyskens
Central
Luther Anderson
Muyskens
St. Ambrose
Austin
Pest’? Welch
Western Union
Tiny Wilkins
Captain Murphy
Babe Tysseling
Pella
Anderson
Ritland
Luther
Schwartz
Columbia
Stutzman
Melcher
Penn
McClain
Parsons
Schueler
Indianola Beats Pella In Close High School Shootout
Indianola high school defeated Pella 25 to 21 last Friday evening. Pella played short-handed but led until late when a personal foul ousted a player, giving Indianola the edge.
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Indianola High
Pella
Indianola
Indianola Beaten By Local Team In High School Match
On Monday night the Indianola visitors were defeated 34 to 21 by the local high school team. After a 13 to 11 first half lead for Indianola, the Pella squad rallied in the second period to secure the win. Dykstra led with 12 points, Rhynsburger added 8, and Goedhart Klein Ulrich and others contributed in the victory.
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Indianola
Pella
Goedhart
Klein
Rhynsburger
Dykstra
van Arkel
Cummings
Ulrich
Evers
Bosveld
Communists Not Allowed to Dance Says Editor Guy Bush
Assistant editor Guy Bush of Wallaces Farm er at the Pella Farmers Co operative exchange describes Russia awakening with factories schools and hospitals being built while religion faces opposition He uses slides to depict Kharkov mountains a Moscow theatre and St Petersburg s walled city Monasteries serve as schools Hog farms of 200 feet long and political directors overseeing farms are noted He notes cosmopolitan people musical culture and a youth ambition to own hip boots amid varied housing and living conditions
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Russia
Guy Bush
Wallaces’ Farmer
Pella Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Mr. Bush
Bush
Kharkof Mountains
Europe
Moscow
St. Petersburg
St. Peter
Hka
America
Russia 1930s life and economy described by Mr Bush
Mr Bush portrays three farming models in Russia independent cooperative and government run noting 30 percent independence. He details farm outputs with tractors drivers horses and hogs and describes fencing using willows. He cites a five day week but daily executive punishment for laziness and claims rapid construction of factories schools and hospitals amid reconstruction.
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Russia
Mr. Bush
Sauerkraut Preservation Heat Process Described
A method to preserve sauerkraut involves heating jars in a water bath until the center reaches 160 degrees Fahrenheit, then sealing the jars tightly.
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