Two Suitors Face Off in Calm Western Ranch Card
Elien Carey, daughter of the postmaster, watches Jeff Brand and Cal Terry as ranch manager Calhoun Terry recounts the attack on him and the murder of Black Yeager, with questions about who killed Yeager and whether a trusted friend may be involved.
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Elien Carey
Jeff Brand
Cal Terry
Big Diamond
Calhoun
Brand
Mr. Brand
Black Yeager
Jeff
Calhoun Terry
Black
Box 55
Terry
Carey
Lane
Jim Wong
Hidden Body Twists in Western Rustler Case
Jeff Brand and Carey discuss the daylight discovery of a corpse linked to rustlers. Terry urges a ground check and cautions against ambush killings while arranging a meal and riders to guard the scene. The uneasy trio foresees a tense morning of findings and truth.
A Cattle War Unfolds in Grim Backcountry Scene
In the Diamond Reverse B spread, rustlers and riders mourn a sudden death as Black Yeager is killed under odd circumstances. A note on his coat hints at a hired cattle detective, stirring suspicion about ranch outfits and loyalty amid a tense night track.
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Lee Hart
Black Yeager
Open confrontation and murder rumors drive tense ride tale
The scene follows riders at a dusty lane as shots echo. Terry confronts Lane Carey about Pete Tolman while Jeff Brand reveals grim motives and a looming threat from dangerous men. Ellen contemplates loyalty and a possible marriage proposal amid danger.
Sophomore stars loom as 1941 football season nears midpoint
Before the 1941 campaign reaches midseason the Western conference shows a heavy load of standout sophomores. Minnesota showcases Bud Higgins and Bill Garnaas while Michigan relies on Tom Kuzma. Notre Dame and Northwestern also feature top sophomores such as Angelo Bertelli Otto Graham and Lynn.
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Midwest
Minnesota
Bud Higgins
Bill Garnaas
Garnaas
Glenn Seidel
Higgins
Northwestern
Michigan
Tom Kuzma
Wolverines
Kuzma
Michigan State
Iowa
Tom
Angelo Bertelli
Notre Dame
Bertelli
Otto Graham
Texas Christian
Ohio State
Lynn
Five Step Bowling Technique Overview
This article explains a five step approach to bowling, detailing how the pre throw stance and footwork differ from the four step method. It notes the left foot bends and advances toward the line as the ball is released, with balance maintained by the guiding right arm and torso motion.
Black Yeager’s Funeral Largest Ever Held in Round Top
Black Yeager was buried at Round Top in the county’s largest funeral to date. The service carried a bitter, somber mood as mourners gathered to pay their respects.
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Black Yeager
Round Top
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Black Butte
Lane Carey
Pete Tolman
Roan Alford
Turley
Ellen
Buck
Hart
Robert McShane
By Lowell Jackson
Coote
Kensie
Cherud
WNU Service
Rae
Lamartine
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