Trotters Win in Over Time at Local High School
Harlem Globe Trotters delighted a large crowd in an overtime 40 to 38 win at the high school gym last night. The visitors, aided by K. Washington’s team, showed smooth passing and crowd-pleasing stunts while the local squad battled hard and forced the extra period with a late fourth quarter rally.
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Harlem Globe Trotters
K. Washington ‘Sy
Mac Donald
Trotters
Lolton
Kiesey
McDonald
Globe Trotters
Seasson
Necro
Crawfordsville Mt Union Split Basketball Games
In Crawfordsville on Tuesday Mt Union high school teams split results with Crawfordsville. The Cyclonettes girls won 28 to 24 after a close first half while the Crawfordsville boys lost 38 to 47 despite a tight first half. Gil Rich was sidelined by a broken collarbone from earlier practice. Ted Saur of Fairfield refereed.
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Crawfordsville
Mt. Union High School
Mt. Union
Glen Rich
Ted Saur
Fairfield
Wellman Football Banquet Set for December 13
Wellman officials announce the annual football banquet will be held Thursday evening December 13 with Lewis Bros. cafe serving. Fourteen senior girls will help serve the Hungarian pastries at the event. Captain George Karr full back Wayne Lewis and coach McIntosh hosted a 6:20 dinner at the Lewis Bros. cafe with Supt. Ross John Cook and Wayne Welville.
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Wellman
E. ©. Jones
Lewis Bros. Cafe
George Karr
Wayne Lewis
McIntosh
Ross John Cook
Wayne Welvle
Double Header Friday Evening In Local Basketball
Two good high school basketball games set for Friday night in the Washington gym. The Demons and Cardinals meet Keota and Centerville in a double bill with no stunts. Keota beat Washington last spring in sectional play and both teams expect close contests. Opening game at 7 15 includes season ticket sales at local drug stores.
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Demons
Cardinals
Keota
Couerville
Fairfield
Carlton
Tournnament
Keda
Cominals
Centerville
McDanie
Lepimon Drug Stores
Traditional Indian Undergarment Display On Holidays
A historical note describes Bulian Indians wearing only a cloth undergarment on religious holidays and lifting the garment up the back leg to the knee so the undergarment may be seen, a practice noted for its display.
University of Iowa to Have Eighteen Letter Men Back
Iowa City reports 18 major letter winners likely to return for 1935 with nine seniors already finished. Juniors and minor letter men from 1934 add depth, creating a strong returning nucleus for Coach Ossie Solem as practice nears next fall.
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University of Iowa
Iowa City
Ossie Salem
Dick Crayne
Fairefield
Dwight Hoover
Trent
S. D
Joe Richards
Denison
Jack Gallacher
Chicago
William Lee
Cedar Rapids
Rudy Leytze
Independence
Simmons
Worth
Tex
John Hild
Medrick
Robert Moore
le Mars
Sheldon Gordinier
Estherville
Cod Warre
Haltom
Creates
Clarence Dee
Melbourne
Floyd McDowell
Jefferson
Don Nelson
Tackford
Pal
Jim Kelley
Sioux City
Frank Jakoubek
Walker
Denver
Colo
Ted Osmaloski
Toledo
Heights Pupils Present Health Day Program
Heights school pupils presented a health day program after school hours yesterday afternoon. Forty four attended the Heights P T A meeting after the program and a brief business session followed led by Mrs Ernest Morgan. Mary Herr was announcer. The group planned to perform the same program for the Wallace Pr T A this evening.
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Heights
Ir. T. A
Wallace Pr. T. A
Heights P. T. A
Ernest Morgan
Mary Herr
Crayne Named Most Valuable Player on Iowa Eleven
Dick Crayne, Hawkeye fullback, was chosen by teammates as Iowa's 1934 most valuable player. He becomes eligible for the silver football trophy. Crayne rushed 432 yards on 128 carries, scored 42 points, averaged 3.3 yards per rush and 45 yards per punt, while contributing in passing.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Dick Crayne
Hawkeye
Crayne
Chicago Tribune
Joe Laws
Long
Willis Glassgow
Associated Press
New York Sun
Blockers
St. Marys High School Teams Sweep Center School In Double Win
The St. Marys first team edged Center school 28 to 24 in a hard fought opener while the second team dominated 28 to 6, securing a double victory on the local floor.
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Riverside
St. Mary's High School
St. Marys
School Christmas Program With Student Performers
A school program featured Joan Michels with a piano solo, a Thanksgiving exercise by room 2 children led by Marjorie Long and others, first grade Christmas songs by three girls, poems by Ruth Michels and others, violin by Georgia Wiley, a folk dance by eight students, harmonica by Lyle Brock, and a play titled Littl Red about the Christmas health seal performed by grades four and five students.
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Joan Michels
Marjorie Long
Teddy Munn
Geraldine McCreedy
Virginia van Dyke
Joan Scott
Evelyn Lester
Teddy Springman
Laurine Kelsey
Marjorie Winn
Marjorie Vinz
Ruth Michels
Mae Payne
Hal Thomas Lehay
Georgia Wiley
Lena Davidson
Mary van Dyke
Ketty Hoxworth
Dorothy Hennon
Trilly
Bobby Breitenbach
Norman Phillips
Jackie Murphy
Lyle Brock
Littl Red
Jan Gea
Book Buying Suggestions for Children by Miss Law
Miss Blair Law assistant librarian spoke to the Fortnightly club Child Study department on selecting children books for different ages and holiday gifting. She urged readers to consider reading interest author quality illustration printing binding and value when choosing books.
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Miss Blair Law
Richard McCleery
Miss Law
Nicola and Harmon
Mise Law
Macagine
A. H. Twinam
Lee Holland
Local Names Cited in Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals Eva Palmer Molly Margaret Lemley Miss Brown Dorothy Turners John Stanley Wal lace Jim James Bey and Joe Willis Booth in an unreadable notice segment. No clear event or action is indicated.
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Eva Palmer
Molly
Margaret Lemley
Miss Brown
Dorothy Turners
John
Stanley Wallace
Jim
James Bey
Joe
Willis Booth
Two Iowa Bankers Are Indicted
Des Moines witnesses report the indictment of Archie L. Kreidler of the Iowa-Des Moines National and another Iowa banker on charges of making false statements in connection with HOLC loan applications. The two bankers faced arraignment before Federal Judge Charles A. Dewey.
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Des Moines
Iowa
HOLC
Charles A. Dewey
Archie L. Kreidler
Iowa-Des Moines National
Bank Names In Boone Area Leadership
Bank of Des Moines and T. L. Ashford, president of the Boone State Bank of Boone, are cited as leading figures in local financial affairs.
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Bank of Des Moines
T. L. Ashford
The
Boone State Bank of Boone
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