Mrs. Reymond A Leading Lady Golfer Of South
Baton Rouge star Mrs. Dalton Reymond, a renowned southern champion, remains a top national contender despite a severe New York car accident last September. Her powerful, compact swing and dramatic wood shots have set her apart, with memorable performances at Laurel and Baton Rouge, signaling future national impact.
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Keeler
Dalton Reymond
Baton Rage
Soulker
South
New York
Ruther
Cherny Valley
Redmond
Fine
Miss Turpin
Texas Open Golf Tourney Delayed by Rain
Rain washed out the amateur pro best ball event at Willow Springs delaying the Texas Open. About 200 pros and amateurs gathered as four days of golf were postponed, with officials aiming to reschedule the final 34 holes toward next week alongside the Hot Springs Open.
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San Antonio
Texas
Willow Springs Club House
Ark
Minnesota dedicates new field house for Gophers
The University of Minnesota opens its field house on a February Saturday with Minnesota facing Ohio State. The shell stands 446 by 236 feet, 42 feet at the eaves, 107 feet at the ridge, seating over 9,000 fixed and 25,000 bleachers for a total of 34,000, and possible future expansion to 17,600. The $650,000 project used $200,000 in athletic profits and $450,000 in bonds backed by future earnings. $125,000 of bonds have already been paid off, a rare precompletion payoff.
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University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Ohio State
Neld
Gophers
Canadiens Lose Again as Slump Deepens in Ottawa and Toronto
The Montreal Canadiens stumble, dropping a 4 to 3 loss to Toronto after winning 17 of 18 earlier. Ottawa Senators gain ground, staying nine points back. In another game, Ottawa edged Montreal 1 to 0 in overtime after a scoreless tie.
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Montreal
Montreal Canadiens
Toragato
Les Canadiens
Ottawa Senators
Senators
Guawa
Ont
Ottawa
Montreal Maroons
Kansas Wildcats Beat Grinnell Set Up Ames Clash
Kansas Johnsons led Jayhawkers to a 38 to 27 victory over Grinnell in Iowa State action. Newland from Kansan Sub stitute forward shone as Kansas prepared to face Ames and Drake in upcoming games.
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Grinnell
Kansas University
Ames
Jayhawkers
Newland
Kansan
Iowa State
Kansas
Drake
den Motes
Leaders in Jo'na Pin Meet Not Disturbed
Inwa City Ta Pep 3 Ten standings show Cedar Rapids Sun Topplers leading after a strong night. Penford-Snyder set the high mark, Cedar Rapids G. Newland posted best singles with 2757 pins, and Loise Booster Squats are billed for final performances tonight.
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Jo'na Pin
Inwa City
Pep
Towa
Cedar Rapids
Penford-Snyder
G. Newland
Lift Suspension on Wagner Once Waterloo Player
A historical report notes Wagner's suspension being lifted after previously playing for Waterloo. Details on dates, teams, and surrounding actions are unclear due to partial OCR text but emphasize the reversal of a disciplinary measure affecting a player tied to Waterloo and related clubs.
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Wagner
Waterloo
John Deere Nine at Cedar Rapids Tonight
A garbled report notes the John Deere nine visiting Cedar Rapids for a game against a local champion Quaker Oats crew. The piece mentions other teams like Central Cubs and V-7 New York with unclear context and several OCR errors.
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John Deere
Cedar Rapids
Jon Drere
Quinker Oats
Hams
Central Cubs
Quaker Oats Crew
Traer Athletic Fund Raises Noted Figures at Event
A local Traer athletic fundraiser drew crowds Wednesday at the high school gym. The event netted around 80 dollars in receipts and a large portion of proceeds went to support football and baseball programs. Bad weather kept attendance moderate, but the overall goal was met with generous support from the community.
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Rea Seymree
Wiebe
Hugh Vehooel
Gta
Beret
Allondoner
Hawkeyefuls ehber joins vaefor tetads privare unit
A garbled report notes Hawkeyefuls ehber as star of an American hockey team considering joining a private unit in a league. It mentions management, potential selection for the Olympic team, and signs with several figures, with unclear details on dates and places.
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Ehber
Tetads Privare
Cine Uy Cera
Boxing Experts Remain Skeptic on Dempsey Future
Associated Press notes boxing experts doubt Dempsey has fought his last big bout. They see a possible return for a two million-dollar rematch with Tunney or a summer bout against a new challenger as promoters seek fresh builds while Dempsey still holds strong earnings potential.
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Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
New York
Tex Mrickard
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Tunney
Erie
Chaipioneno
Newark
Mons
Richard
Ballyhoo
Sharkey
Heeney
Delaney
Risko
Ace
Davenport Alumni Plan Further Action Over Coach Retention
Davenport alumni meet in Town In Peb 3 to protest the retention of Burton Ingwersen as head football coach at the University of Town and discuss further action.
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Davenport
Burton Ingwersen
University of Town
Wapello the Sauk and Fox chief and his legacy
Wuapello, famed Fox head chief beside Keokuk and Black Hawk, shaped Sauk and Fox affairs. Born 1787 at Prairie du Chien, he led migrations, signed his last treaty in 187, and left a county and town named in his memory. He valued treaty obligations and impressed visitors in Washington and Boston.
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Wuapello
Keokuk
Black Hawk
Wapello
Prairie du’ Chien
Mississippi
Rork Island
Fort Armstrong
Rock Island
Muscatine Slough
Sauk and Fox
United Statees
Des Moines
Wapelly
United States
Washington, D. C
Joseph M. Street
Vanello
Washington
Boston
State House
Edward Everett
Modernizing Mother Goose for today's reader
A critic imagines updating classic rhymes for modern children. It presents playful revisions to characters like Little Miss Muffet and Jack and the Chandelier, replacing quaint terms with contemporary language and references to Washington, D C, and popular culture.
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Miss Muffett
Mother Goose
Polly
Sukey
Beverly Jeane
Marianna
Jack
Jack, Jr
Dumbunny Simon
Dumbunny Simeon
John D. Rockefeller
Valiant Little Frock That Mary Wore Finds New Life
A faded rose colored frock once worn by Mary in her wedding romance is traded at the Ladies’ Exchange in Waterloo. The article portrays how another Mary may buy it for $3, finding happiness and a hint of romance, while coats and hats wait for new owners in the exchange rooms.
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Mary
Ste
Waterloo
Wapello Chief Reflects on White Friendships at Great Place
The article recalls Wapello’s words about harmony between tribes and whites at a historic site. It recounts his gratitude for the land’s abundance and his hope that his and other generations will remember meeting the white man in the house his fathers spoke of. It notes his burial request near the grave of his white ally Joseph M. Street with prominent leaders present.
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Jack
Jeanette
Bentle
Pussycat
Washington, D. C
White House
Ford
Hind
Wapello
Des Moines
Rock Creek
Jackson Township
Keokuk County
Indian Agency
Joseph M. Street
Keokuk
Appanoose
Wapello Monument Near Burlington Ex touched by Town City Sketch
Travelers on the Burlington today may glimpse the monument by the Agency City right-of-way marking where Wapello and his white friend lie side by side. A biographical sketch of Wapello by F R Aumann appears in a recent issue of The Missest published by the State Historical Society of Town City.
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Burlington
Agency City
Wapello
F. R. Aumann
State Historical Society of
Town
Town City
End of World Prospect Noted by Preacher Brame
Dr G A Brame of Ashland, an evangelist, told First Brethren Church tonight that the end of the world is a scientific prospect. He asserted that a world of elements, energy, and physical laws contains signs of Christ’s return, with prophecies fulfilled and events foretold in the Bible. The sermon theme was Jonah and the Whale.
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G. A. Brame
Ashland
First Brethren Church
Christ
Bame
TEACHER QUINTET TO PLAY CENTRAL SATURDAY
The State Teachers basketball team, after wins over Penn and Upper Iowa, prepare for a Friday night game at Tutor Field House against Central. Coach Art Dickinson emphasizes floor plays and fundamentals as Cooper Lambert and Shoemaker lead a fast, precise offense to extend a winning streak and defend a tight defense.
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Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
Penn
Upper Iowa
State Yestlers
Central
Art Dickinson
Lambert
Ang’ Shoemaker
Ars
Cooper
Fritzel
Haberlehter
Cornell
Dickinson
Jon
Cooper and Lambert
Haberichter
Fritnel
Shoemaker
Hall Wins and Hoppe Loses in Ivory Meet
New York Feb 3 Allen Hall of St Louis won his 31st game to retain first in the American three cushion billiard league by defeating Otto Reisell worlds champion in 44 innings and Willie Hoppe lost to Clarence Jackson as Hall moved one game ahead Hoppe led Jackson with a seven high run while Reisell had a six.
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Hepair Department
Tool Roam
Gore Roany
Machine Shop
Newson
Lovelmund
Wilcox Vanes
Ian Fred
Siniman
van Miller
Simms Wedeetermeey
ST. Ambrost
Columbia
Garin Hinnter
Davenport
Ani Tialing
Carman
Ton Brose
Calne Montey Pee
New York
Allen Hall
St. Louis
Otto Resell
Willie Hoppe
Clarence Jackson
Hall
Hoppe
Reisell
Jackson
Hapnest
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Traer Athletic Fund
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Wie
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Gaatowa UO
Haverat
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Sayers
Miss Muffet
Fourth Street
Preacher Bame
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