Ames 18 Hopefuls Report For ISU Basketball Practice
Ames Iowa April 25 Fifteen candidates for the 1930 Iowa State College basketball team reported to Coach Louis Menze for the first spring practice The group includes varsity players and freshmen from last season The five week program runs Tuesday Wednesday afternoons and Thursday evenings Harrison Doc Taytor assists Menze The outlook is brighter than last year with several six footers and a predominance of sophomores among the squad The initial list includes Capt Earl Woods Irwin J J Peters Wellsburg Joe Ragland Webb City Burnett Zimmermann Watertown Gordon Nagle Guthrie Center Albert Heitman Keystone BH Holmes Ames Richard Hawk Kansas City Jack Roadcap Kansas City H G Bowes Albert Lea Dale Weber Dallas Center Milton Bondus Alton
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Carrier Special Service
Ames
Iowa State College
Louis Menze
Menze
Harrison
Doc” Tay- Tor
Cleet Glenn Woods
Irwin
J. J. Peters
Wellsburg
Joe Ragland
Webb City
Burnett Zimmerman
Watertown
S. C
B. M. Becker
Des Moines
Gordon Nagle
Guthrie Center
Albert Heitman
Keystone
BH. T. Holmes
Richard Hawk
Kansas City
Jack Roadcap
H.G. Bowes
Albert Lea
Minn
Dale Weber
Dallas Center
Milton Bondus
Local players named for Spirit Lake and Créston squads
Bert Lea a min guard, Pete Madsen of Spirit Lake, and Charles Hood a guard from Créston are listed among regional basketball talents for upcoming junior standings. The trio represents a mix of local programs highlighting guard depth and team balance.
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Bert Lea
Pete Madsen
Spirit Lake
Forward
Charles Hood
Créston
St Ansgar Defeats Orchard to Lead Mitchell County League
St Ansgar Iowa defeated Orchard 6-3 on Tuesday to move into first place in the Mitchell County High School Baseball league. Pitcher Fred Bruggeman starred with steady work and key strikeouts as St Ansgar built the win. Orchard, Osage and St Ansgar are top contenders for the league title with upcoming games against Little Cedar.
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St. Ansgar
Orchard
Mitchell County High School
Fred Bruggeman
Bruggeman
Tull. S
Osage
Mitchell and McIntyre
Little Cedar
St Ansgar Given Lead Finishes by McMillan Asserson Sieverson
McMillan Asserson and Sieverson were called to finish out games after St Ansgar held a late lead.
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McMillan
Asserson
Sieverson
St. Ansgar
60 Mile Gallop on Slate Marathoners Begin Journey
Maplewood Missouri April 25 Twenty eight pairs of bronzed lean legs resumed their jaunt through Missouri at O Pyles bunion derby leaving Maplewood for Sullivan the twenty six th country point sixty miles distant. Pat Harrison curly headed blond led the pack toward Sullivan with plans to greet him on arrival. The other twenty seven runners began another day while yesterday’s 22 mile leap from Collinsville Illinois to Maplewood was the shortest leg of the trek Pete Gavuzzi Italian speed merchant of Southampton England rode along.
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Maplewood
Missouri
Ozarks
Harrison
Collinsville
Tfl
Pete Gavuzzi
Southampton
England
Helmed by Police Officer in Seattle Second Place Battle
Fragmentary OCR notes show a police officer named Salo and Ed Gardner from Seattle contending for second place with an advantage of 48 minutes, amid garbled references to Passaie N and Johnny. The fragment lacks a clear event, date, or competition title.
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Jean
Johnny
Salo
Cop
Passaie
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Wash
Allenrhu No. 2 little green capsules promise relief in five days
An advertisement touts Allenrhu No 2 green capsules as a cure for rheumatic pain. It claims initial dosing of one capsule hourly for ten hours, then every two hours for 14 hours, then four daily until symptoms vanish. The vendor guarantees relief in five days with a money back offer.
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America
Allenrhu
Robert Drug’ Co
OG. J. Miller
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