Central Primes Eye Title Tilt With Simpson
Coach L A Winter refines Central college grid lineup for the Iowa Conference title clash with Simpson at Pella Friday. Star back Tiny Wilkins nursing a leg, defensive overhaul discussed, with benches and linemen shuffled as Central aims to break its long title drought.
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L. A. Winter
Central College
Iowa
Pella
Simpson
Wilkins
Penn
Quakers
Hull
Coach Winter
Dusty Rhoads
Lefty Sprague
Central
Morningside
Methodists
Sioux City
Simpons
Richards
Simpsonians
Advan
Central Wins Annual Quaker Grid Battle
Central defeated Penn 20 to 12 in muddy, rain soaked conditions as Babe Tysseling sparked a Dutch rally with a 15 yard reception and two early scores. Key plays included a fumbled punt and a blocked punt setting up Central’s touchdowns, with Penn replying late in the second quarter.
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Penn
Oskaloosa
Babe ‘Tysseling
Tysseling
Ver Dught
Tharp
Mountain
Cowan
Central
Godfrey
Quakers
Caldwell
Tiny Wilkins
Wilkins
Quaker
Babe Tysseling
Hostetler
Merridith
Wildasin
Pemberton
Wells
Smith
Central tops Penn in rain soaks downpoints and fumbles key blow
In a rain soaked game Central defeats Penn with two Hostetler touchdowns and a late punt duel. Central earns eight first downs while Penn records two. The game features heavy downpour, muddied field, multiple line changes and a series of substitutions. Officials include Referee Elliott of Cornell.
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Cowan
Central
Wilkins
Penn
Quakers
Hostetler
Tysseling LE Pemberton Tharp
LY McClure Wildasin
Caldwell Sheets
Bell Hull
Gallagher Merridith
RT Mountain
Godfrey
Swan Schurtz
Wilkins Kernahan
Owens
Dught
Schurtz
Rhoads
Gullion
Hull
Klaaren
Sheets
Sprague
Deal
Warren
Verought
God
Tharp
Hunt
Wildasin
Wright
Merridith
Bachman
Meridith
Caldwell
Ballman
Swan
iSmith
Wells
Tysseling
Elliott
Cornell University
Otapolik
Nebraska
McGrane
Pella High cage season opens on away court
The veteran Little Dutchmen, still damp from football season, travel to Monroe for the 1931 32 basketball opener. Thirteen games are set, with two games against Knoxville Valley Junction Winterset and Indianola. Five lettermen headline the squad as Bebe Van leads the effort.
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Pella
Little Dutchmen
Monroe
Knoxville
Valley Junction
Winterset
Indianola
Bebe van
Hawkeye Junior Standouts Face Northwestern in Final 1931 Game
The University of Iowa football team features three sophomores including quarterback Philip Thurtle of Mason City and star tackle Harold Hantelman of Ottumwa. Iowa aims for a valiant stand against the Northwestern Wildcats, defending the conference title, in the first Iowa City meeting in five seasons. New Dad's Day pricing makes most seats available for one or two dollars, vs under three previously.
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University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Northwestern
Philip Thurtle
Mason City
Harold Hantelman
Ottumwa
Iowa
Northwestern Wildcats
Iowa City
Pella basketball squad shows early depth and football chatter
Arkel and others push for varsity spots as Friday night scrimmage vs Monroe looms. Pella faces a calendar of games before Christmas with two Monroe clashes and a New Sharon warmup, followed by a busy January slate as Central eyes two titles and a possible three-sport peak.
Simpson versus Central in big clash for conference title
Tips from Beach and Bleachers praise Simpson Central showdown as pivotal for the league. They note Penn Quakers victory and muddy Armistice field as factors, highlight Hostetler Richards duel, Babe Tusseling’s catching and a weight advantage for Central, while predicting a hard fought game with potential tie or Simpson win.
Upset by Upper Iowa Shakes Iowa Conference Race
Upper Iowa upset Weslayan 18 to 14 at Fayette Friday, boosting Central and Simpson title hopes as Pella again becomes focus of the Iowa Conference. Simpson beat Central 7 to 0 in Dubuque. Penn knocked off the Dutch in Osceola 20 to 12, while other non-conference games showed mixed results. Michigan State Normal shut out State Teachers 32 to 0. Western Unionlost 7 to 6 at Yankton.
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Simpson
Upper Iowa
Wesleyan
Central
Iowa
Penn
Tharp
Big Elk
Methodists
Fayette
Tigers
Pella
Oskaloosa
Iowa Loop
Parsons
Hastings
Nebr
Bronchos
Michigan
Michigan State Normal
Ypsilanti
Michigan Teachers’ College
Western Union
Yankton
S.C
Eagles
Nordic and Oles Renew Feud In Decorah Scores
The Oles defeated Luther Norskies 14 to 6 as two early goals and further points in the second half sealed the win. Wisconsin Mines beat Dubuque U 6 to 0 for its first win. Omaha U crushed Buena Vista 33 to 6. Morningside fell 14 to 4 to North Dakota with two safeties and long passes aiding the Fighting Flask. Saint Ambrose routed Macomb 26 to 0 in Davenport. Penn at Pena, Luther at Storm Lake, and Iowa Wesleyan versus Culver-Stockton round out the schedule with Luther and Benna Vista likely favored.
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Decorah
Luther Norskies
St. Olaf's
Oles
Luther
Wisconsin Mines
Platteville
Dubuque
Omaha U
Buena Vista
Nebraska
Morningside
North Dakota
Sioux City
Morningsiders
Dakotans
Pena
Penn
St. Ambrose
Storm Lake
Benna Vista
Norskies
Iowa Wesleyan
Culver-Stockton
Mount Pleasant
Notice of Incorporation of the Success Coal Company Otley IA
This notice proclaims the incorporation of the Success Coal Company of Otley Marion County Iowa under Chapter 384 1931. It states the business will open develop operate coal mines produce coal transport sell and distribute coal. The company may borrow money acquire real estate lease coal lands and options and engage in related activities with a 100 share capital stock at $100 par value. Directors and officers terms and meeting details are provided.
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Success Coal Company
Otley
Marion County
Iowa
State of
Secretary of State
Board of Directors
An- Inpal
Succession of Officers in Otley Based Company
The document sets annual meetings on the first Monday in March starting 1932 at the principal business location. It names directors Ray Brown Henry Raspotnik and Fred M White of Des Moines Iowa until 1932 and lists officers: President Frank Raspotnik Vice President Fred M White Secretary Frank Raspotnik and Treasurer Frank Raspotnik all of Des Moines. It directs by law adoption by the board and notes private stockholder liability exempt from corporate debts and two thirds stockholder approval to dissolve. Dated Otley Iowa November 16 1931 Success Coal Company.
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Ray Brown
Des Moines
Iowa
Henry Raspotnik
Fred M. White
Frank Raspotnik
Otley
Success Coal Company
Dutch Girl Submits the Winning Title
The Eddyville Tribune reports a new school publication The Twinkler debuting on page. A scrapbook will replace a costly yearbook and many students plan to keep it. From about 125 names, Dorothea Van Loon submitted the winning title. E H S Twinkler is credited. Dorothea receives a complimentary ticket to the season’s high school games.
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E. H. S. Twinkler
Dorothea van Loon
The
Twinkler
Death by Own Action Fleet at the Orpheum Des Moines
At the Orpheum Theatre Des Moines starting Saturday November 21 the Navy dedicated feature follows three pals who join the Navy during World War I. They man a bait ship to lure submarines as destroyers fight off U boats with a dramatic powder magazine explosion. Bill Boyd James Gleason Robert Armstrong star with Ginger Rogers as the love interest. Added short subjects accompany the feature.
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United States
American Screw
Bill Boyd
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Penn Quakers
Town ‘Ile
Hos
Babe Tusseling
Babe
Columbia
Duhawks
Simpson Crew
Saint Ambrose
Macomb
Ill
Davenport
WwLut Tp. Op. Pet. Simpson
Upper Town
Western U
Dorothea van Loo
Eddyville
Eddyville Tribune
Orpheum Theatre
RKO Orpheum
United States Navy
Fred Lautenbach
Dave Verought Insurance Agency
South Side"Square
Pella National Bank
Guernsey
T. B
W. A. Bogaards
Fair Grounds
Oskaloosa, Iowa
C. Martin
Fred Reppert
I. M. Reed
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