Two Touchdowns In Last Period Win For Locals
Central 1931 football team rallied from a poor start at HastingsNebraska to defeat the Hastings Bronchos 21 to 7 in opening game. Wilkins scored in the second period, Hostetler added a late TD set up by Hull and Tysseling, with Tharp adding all extra points. Hastings led 7-0 after the third, but Central erupted in the final period behind Wilkins Ver Dught and Hostetler to seal the win.
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Iowa U Opens 1931 Season With Pitt Clash
The University of Iowa plans its opening 1931 football game next Saturday. Key backfield players include Captain Oliver Sansen of Alta and Randhahl Hickman of Chariton. Marcus Magnusen returns at center after an absence, Nelson Tompkins is a sturdy senior guard. The Hawkeyes start practice September 10 to prepare for the October 3 Pitt game and face Indiana at homecoming October 17 and Northwestern November 21.
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Hastings Hope Sparks Central Bronchos Showdown
Hastings analyzed Nebraskan sentiment held that if Central Defense limited the Bronchos to twenty to thirty points they would consider themselves lucky. Even a tie was not contemplated among Hastings backers as the game loomed.
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Tips From Bench and Bleachers In Instructive Football Notes
A feature column argues linemen deserve more credit in football, then reviews recent games. St Ambrose beat Luther 18 to 12 as Davenporters bolster with St Mary's talent. Pella High crushed Knoxville 20 to 0 while Hastings opened its season 21 to 7 over Central, and Sigourney looms as next test for the Dutch.
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Central to face Storm Lake in Iowa conference opener
Central's Red and White prepare for a Friday night game at Storm Lake after a 21 to 7 win over Hastings Nebraska. Beuna Vista carries an unblemished record against Central in previous meetings, and coach Winter aims to flip the script with a fully armed squad.
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Beavers Set For Muddy Home Opener At Central
Central comes to Benna Vista for a scoreless opener with Beavers favored slightly in line and backfield. Home-field advantage and past losses dampen Central’s outlook as probable starting lineup hints Sheets center Hull Wildasin guards Merridith Tharp tackles Tysseling Rhoads ends Bachman Ver Dught Wilkins halves Hostetler full.
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Sigourney to Face Pella Friday in Rival Clash
Pella High meets Sigourney in a key 1951 grid clash with the Little Dutchmen seeking an even shot against the heavier Sigourney eleven. Coaches Amidon and lineup details highlight expected pivots on defense and a fast Pella backfield hoping to crack the Sigourney line. The teams split recent results as Montezuma and North English losses show both sides’ strength and weakness.
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Players Named in Basketball Scoring Positions Substitution Signals
The report lists players Jes, Bebe Van Arkel, and Dykstra at ends with Ulrich at quarter, Goedhart and Rhynsburger at halves, and Fen nema at fullback, indicating positions in a game lineup.
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Fremont Woman Dies From Poisoning
Mrs. Floyd Krizer of Fremont died at St Joseph hospital Ottumwa at 11 am from self administered bichloride or mercury poisoning. She cited being tired of living as the reason. She was found in her car near Hedrick Tuesday afternoon and treated by Dr Rex Henry Hedrick then moved to Ottumwa. Surviving: husband and a nine year old daughter.
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Notice to Students on Paper Offer in Pella Chronicle
The Pella Chronicle advertises typewriting paper at 25 cents for 100 sheets of 8x11 good grade bond paper aimed at students. Includes buy request for paper supplies and urges readers to obtain from the newspaper.
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