Varsity Subdues Yearlings in Weird Game
Central’s varsity, three-time conference champions, defeated the Yearlings 50 to 29 in a strange contest. The Frosh led early 9-6, then Central surged ahead, with Lefty Schnack scoring 16 to anchor the victory. Wilkins and Muyskens each added 10, while Stoelting and Kregel contributed seven apiece.
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Varsity
Lefty Schnack
Wilkins and Muyskens
Mack” Stanley
Art ‘Stoelting
Giant
Kid Kregel
PF Schnack
Wry
Muyskens
Schiele
Wilkins
Anderson
Ok Neifert
Tysseling
Vander
Busch
Jody Tabs
Kregel
Frosh
Wells
Stanley
de Velder
Stoelting
Harrison
Elscott
Deal
Massarini
Tony Otis
Tysseling Scores Seventeen Points But Dutch Lose
Central's Flying Dutchmen opened the National AAU tourney in Kansas City with a 31 to 29 defeat to Sugar Creek of St. Louis. Babe Tysseling led Central with 17 points including seven field goals, while Joyce of Sugar Creek sealed the win late.
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Sugar Creeks
St. Louis
Kruschen Salts Ad Claims Safe Fat Loss
Norwich resident Mrs. Ethel Smith reports losing 16 pounds with one Kruschen bottle. The ad promises fat loss by a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast for four weeks, costing a few cents, with a money back guarantee if not convinced.
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Ethel Smith
Norwich
Conn
America
Frosh Reduce Lead as Varsity Edges Frosh 21 13
Varsity leads 21 to 13 at halftime. Frosh roster includes Kregel Stanley Massarini Stoelting with six players. Timeouts tally Varsity four Frosh two.
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Kregel
Stanley
Massarini
Stoelting
Varsity
Central Holding 30 Point Lead on Luther in Loop
A historical note shows Central, under Coach Winter, voting against the Stanley Dean percentage system yet benefiting from its substitution for standings. The 1981-82 Iowa conference basketball race ended with Central loop champions for the third straight year, despite the Norskies likely winning under a different schedule. The Penn-St Ambrose finale did not alter the official percentage standings.
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Winter
Central
Iowa
Norskies
Penn-St. Ambrose
Central Stanley-Dean Satie
Lets
Luther
St. Ambrose
Wesleyan
Western Union
Morningside
Dubuque
Simpson Buena Vista
Parsons
Upper Iowa Columbia
Emn
Pt. O.P. Luther
Simpson
Buena Vista
Upper Iowa
Enna
Columbia
Final Standings and Percentages in Stanley Dean System
The article presents final standings for teams in the loop using the Stanley Dean system. It notes the figures have not been fully checked and then lists the standings along with percentage rankings and points scored directly beneath the column.
Central Basketball Stars Put Aside Uniforms
Four veteran Central College basketball players, longtime Pella Dutchmen, played their final game in Kansas City after the team was eliminated from the National AAU tournament. Babe Tysseling led with 17 points, while Schnack and Muyskens were held to four. Coach Len Winters built a dominant era with three consecutive Iowa conference titles, 37 straight wins, and record offensive output, cementing Central’s prestige in Iowa sports.
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Central College
Pella
Kansas City
Babe Tysseling
Pelle
Schnack
Muyskens
Iowa
Central
Wonder Quint
Hoogeveen
Seans
Cage Stars
Len Winter
Len Winters
Dutchmen hold 70 of 76 in series as Ambrose falls short
Saint Ambrose ends the season at Kansas City with a setback as Central’s all-time rivals, led by Captain Connie Muysken, strengthen the record against the Dutchmen. The freshmen center nears Muysken’s scoring mark while Ambrosians claim only two players in the top 18 scorers. The piece praises Central’s quartet Muyskens Schnack Wilkins Tysseling and coach Len A Winters.
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Kansas City
Saint Ambrose
Connie Muysken
Ambrosians
Central College
Connie Muyskens
Alton
Lefty Schnack
Wilton Junction
Tiny Wilkins
Morrison
Bate Tysseling
Pella
Len A. Winters
Grinnell
Freshman Kenny Austin tops Iowa conference scoring race
Kenny Austin of Saint Ambrose finished the 1931-32 Iowa conference season with 165 points, edging teammate Connie Muyskens and Lefy Schnack who tallied 158 and 168 respectively. The Dutch outscored opponents 660 to 436, with Central's Flying Dutchmen dominating the loop and Saint Ambrose close behind.
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Penn College
Kenny Austin
Saint Ambrose
Iowa
Connie Muyskens
Muyskens
Lefy Schnack
Benna Vista
Austin
Schnack
Ambrosian
Murphy
Graft
Penn
White
Parsons
Central
Tysseling
Wilkins
Anderson
Eels
Luther
Vista Five Wiped From Records In Unclear Action
Vista Five has been wiped from the books in a move not fully explained by officials. The action appears to remove the vessel or item from current listings, with no further details provided on the reason or consequences.
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Vista Five
Marie Dressler Stars in Emma at Princess Theatre Oska loosa
Marie Dressler appears Sunday for four days at the Princess Theatre Oska loosa in Emma a intimate family drama with Richard Cromwell Jean Hersholt and Myrna Loy in supporting roles The production directed by Clarence Brown is her first straight character part since Min and Bill based on a Frances Marion story where she plays a faithful servant who becomes a target after a dramatic will contest
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Princess Theatre
Oskaloosa
Emma
Richard Cromwell
Jean Hersholt
Myrna Loy
Miss Dressler
Min
Bill
Frances Marion
Clarence Brown
Crawford-Gable
Gregory
Library Notes on Kyne and Western Novels
The note reviews Kyne’s The Valley of the Giants, Gregory’s The Outlaw, and Bower’s The Lonesome Trail. It highlights frontier life in California and the West, battles for land, a Western heroine, and a cowboy’s growth into manhood, with vivid rural atmosphere and memorable characters.
The Mystery Maker and Other Tales Revealed
In this column the mysteries reel back from It Freeman and Landon. Hawker confronts Stayne a hidden secret service figure while Dr Thorndyke faces a poisoner case with no clues. Martin Dale the Pacaroo features in The Green Shadow as a safe plunderer.
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Stayne
Hawker
Templer Varris
Landon
What Do You Read This Week at the Carnegie Library
A new weekly book review by a local reader and Carnegie Viersen Library patron previews current literary picks. The column invites community insights and small discussions on books available at the library.
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Carnegie- Viersen Library
Go al to Go by Harold M Sherman ends with Merwin victory
Shrimp Abbott travels from Fansler to Merwin College with Tubby Roland to pursue football dreams. After a spectacular Merwin debut, Shrimp earns a team spot as right fielder in baseball, facing his brother Pete in a dramatic season finale. A forgiveness telegram from Tubby closes the tale.
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Harold M. Shermen
Shrimp Abbott
Merwin College
Tubby Roland
Merwin
David
Goliath
Shrimp
Fansler ‘College
Merwinfield
Fansler College
Tubby
Fansler
Pete Abbott
Pete
Legal notice proof of will in Marion County Iowa
Notice is on file in the Clerk of the District Court of Marion County Iowa for Dena Klein deceased. A hearing is set for March 21 1932 at Knoxville Iowa for interested parties to be heard.
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Dena Klein
Knoxville
Don L. Remy
L. R. Clements
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