Washington Demons Fall After Strong Start
Washington high school Demons led 16-16 at half and 27-27 late in the third but collapsed in the final six minutes, losing 43-27 to Keokuk. Dick Hotle scored four field goals and three long shots for Washington, which showed its best play this season despite the late surge by Keokuk. Keokuk built a 30-21 lead by three quarters as Wilson, Salzer and Foster sparked the visitors, with Booth and Custer contributing for Washington in spots. The Iowa football schedule note followed the game, listing Iowa City matchups and dates for 1937.
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Washington High School
Vemongs
Keokuks
Keokuk
Hote
Washington
Dick Hote
Chunky
Stewart
Wilson
Demon
Booth
Salzer
Foster
Keoku
Kenneth Kimberlin
Dale Booth
Custer
Watson
Carstensen
Snyder
Haase
Brust
Wollen
Hutchison
Coffin
Brown
TY Custer
Lewis
Hotle
E¢ Carstensen
C KK
Steidtiecinnap
Palmer
Kiesey
McFadden
Purdue narrowly tops Iowa 35 to 31 in Big Ten clash
Purdue edges Iowa 35 to 31 before about 9 500 fans in Iowa City as Purdue seizes early lead and withstands Hawkeyes late rally. Joe Van Ysseldyk hits long range shots and James Seward set the pace with key scores while Kenneth Suesens fouls out.
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Iowa City
Indun
Purdue
Iowa
Boilermakers
Hawkeyes
Anderson
Hmalr
Joe van Ysseldyk
James Seward
Jewell Young
Matt Walsh
Wally Gaddis
John Sines
Young
Lu Seward
Malaska
Downey
Dickinson
Lowa
Stephens
Johnson
Gaddis
Walsh
Suesens
Bobby
van Y'dyke
Tolls
Wee
Lines
Seward
Lloyd Larson
Wisconsin
Fred Winter
Grinnell
More Americans Robbed at Pen Than Gun, Says Aldrich
Washington report quotes postal chief Kildrey P. Aldrich stating daily mail fraud losses exceed gunpoint robberies. He cites 3,643 cases last year with at least 86 million stolen in 97 cases, projecting total fraud losses near 1.3 billion.
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Washington, D. C
Kildrey P. Aldrich
Spain
Tates
Aldrich
Gag
North Pole
Sahara
Karl A. Crowley
Junior High League Standings Ending Jan 1937
Standings in the Junior High basketball league end January 1937. Teams and records reflect midseason results, with top contenders and position changes noted as the circuit moves toward late season competition.
Ainsworth Triumphs Over Olds In Lopsided Victory
Ainsworth high rolled to a 44 to 16 win over Olds Friday night as McFarland and Norris led scoring. The second team also won 19-18 in a close contest with Dew star scoring 13 for Ainsworth.
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Ainsworth
Ainsworth High
McFarland
Norris
Dew
Local News from Homes in Merrimac Reported Today
Merrimac notes list social visits and family gatherings through the week. Families including Baldosters Eshelmans Lantz Shafers Reschleys Criles Morrow Franks Duttweiler and Diers share Sunday visits and Tuesday to Thursday butcherings.
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Merrimac
Carl Amrine
Johnnie Baldoster
Roy Eshelmans
Earl Smith
Boyd Lantz
Lester Kientz
Roy Duttweiler
Jay Shafer
Frank Farmer
Glen Shafers
Will Brannon
Dwight Messenger
John Hink
Big Voice Counts First Attention Says Uncle Eben
Uncle Eben compares a strong voice to a baby in a brief remark about gaining notice. The line highlights a colorful, colloquial stance in a humorous vignette.
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Uncle Eben
Danzig Quaint Streets and River Arches Highlight Beauty
Quaint Danzig streets feature cobblestone lanes and archways that lead to the river, enhancing the Hanseatic city’s historic charm and distinctive old-world ambiance.
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Danzig
Oldest Vested Choir Records at St Michael's Charleston
Charleston church records from St Michael's date vesting choir memberships back to 1798. The collection is believed to be the oldest set of vested choir records in the United States, highlighting long standing musical tradition in 8. C. era.
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St Michael's Church
Charleston
8. C
United States
Vienna National Library Holds 19000 Music Volumes
The music department of Vienna's National library contains 19000 volumes of printed musical pieces.
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Vienna
National Library
Officials as kingmakers in sports debated at coaches conference
Chet Wynne of Kentucky argued pass interference rules reveal officials bias toward the better team. The piece notes referees, judges, and umpires decisively influence outcomes in boxing and baseball, with many historic disputes over verdicts and calls.
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Chet Wynne
Kentucky
Chet
Coprvigh
Ty King
Sypn@ienta
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Harry
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Los Angeles
Tichets Golense Hotel
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Bu Durst
Marble
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Hulquist
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J Huston
Gar Trearr Insworth
Norris Wbminmeinn
Dorkins
Lord Ee
Olinger
Dea
Burnley
Eve
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