FINE CLUBS Looking For Flag QF Senior Loop
New York Feb 5 The National league pennant race opens amid heavy trade activity as five clubs battle for dominance. Cardinals lose star Rogers Hornsby to Giants in a $500,000 deal while adding Infelder, Frankie Finnch, and Jimmy Ring. Pirates, Phillies, Cubs, Reds, and newcomers vie for top status with uncertain Giants and evolving rosters. Managers and observers weigh how Rogers O Farrell and new recruits impact the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Winda
Hall
Ely
Rogers
Hornaby
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Also
Cardinals
Infelder
Finnch
Jimmy Ring
Giants
Hornsby
Bob O'Farrell
Pirates
Whiners
Donna Bugh
Cubs
Reds
McGraw
Phillies
Braves
Dave Bancroft
Young Priehlig
Roblin
Bank
Jimmy. Partridge
Nashville
Bobby Bartell
Alemphis
Arnold ‘Slits
Los Angeles
Hornsby May Get His Price on Stock in St Louis Club
New York reports a trade of Rogers Hornsby from the St Louis Cardinals to the New York Giants for Frankie Frinch It appeared no cash changed hands in the deal but a conference between Sam Bren don of the Cards and Charles Stoneham of the Giants indicated money would be paid by the Giants to Hornsby. The owner hungh to pay the per share price Hornsby demanded, and the conference was seen as addressing the stock sale dispute. The Giants reportedly would cover the difference between Hornsby’s demand and Bren don’s quoted price, with neither side publicly committing to a continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Rogers’ Hornsby
New York Giants
Frankie Frinch
Sam Brendon
Cardinalg
Charles
Stoneham
Hornsty
Hornshy
Bornsby
Breadon
Local High School Scores Darken Night Basketball Action
Manchester high fell 22 13 as Thames and Maley starred for the visitors in a late week game. Clarksville high beat Waverly and Shot Tlark in two nights, with Waverly’s Snore and Sac the latter contributing. Reinbeck defeated Eldora 37 21 in a rally capped by Wizard and White. Orange township won 16 8 then 1 to 20 over Dike, with Brown and Anderson delivering key plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oblwein
Counier
Manchester
Ooltroin High
Manchester Quint
Thames
Maley
Lacks
Mancheater
Hopkinton
Syiles
Bourier Special Service
Clarksville
Mey
Clarkeville High
Waverly
Tlark
Snore
Sac
Clarkeville
Waverly Rainbeck
Ervory
Courier
Eldora
Reinbeck
Fidern
Liehelt
Brown
Orange
Anderon
Dike
Muntcertan Independenta
Grange Indoreente
Central Cagers Defeat Tutus in High-Scoring Showdown
Cedar Falls Feb 5 Central college men rallied to overpower Tutor team 302 percent? With all players contributing, Central outscored Tutus in a fast paced game. Beyers led Central with 12 points while Hetherington and Neifort added strong inside work. Tutors struggled as Central’s defense collapsed in the second half and Coach Hughes saw key contributions from Hughes and Gooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Central College
Ragers
Fagtan
Pete Woapeven
Lawed “Reyers
Avild
Tate
Beyers
Fedagoss
Aughes
Antira
Hetherington
Netfort
Bayeva
Muchel Wiel
Tuters
Ontins Vielting
Ninfo
Hughes
Teathers
Coupeey
Rearing
Centrals
Mteegovern
Netfart
Berets
Ington
Iilas
IK Neifort
Penderme
Vallaisen
Ark
Thetis
Pollack
Caener
Eltort
Rowhind
Tinedy
Pairings Set For Northeast Tournament Next Week
The Decorah hosted northeast tournament draft lists pairings for next weekend. Contenders include Derarah, Osage, Waukon, Cresco, and Decorah with games starting Saturday night at 8 and finals to follow.
Fragmented Midwestern basketball scores from yesterday
A jumble of game results lists teams such as North Dakota Amgies, Des Moines University, Oregon? No, several colleges including Buena, Cornell, Morningside, Nebraska, Doane, Notre Dame and Marquette. Notable scores include Notre Dame 84 over Marquette 21 and Creighton 30, North Dakota State 10. The rundown mentions St Marys and St John Independence meet details with lineups and substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Amgies
Des Moines Uiversity
TE Simpson
Buena’ Y Cornell
Presany Quincey
Junior College Hinkton Typhsts
Monumentty
Morningside
Nebraska Waoslevinoad
Bure
Solumbus ‘College
Yankton College
Northwest Missouri
Ji Hillyard
Notre Dame
Marquette
Mimmau
Kino
Creighton
North Dakota State
Ration
Franklin
Duquesne
Delue
Carroll River Falls Normal
Stout Institute
Nebraska
Wesley Anna
Creighton Ad
South Dakota State
Ass Sioux Quy
Minardon
Posplrit Ake
Central Sions Clash
St Mary's Triumph Over Academy Basketmen 24 14
St Mary's team defeated the Academy Basketmen with a 24 to 14 score. The victors opened a lead in the first period and maintained it through the game, securing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary’s
Academy Basketmen
Mire
Lsh
Tulean
St Mary's Gyvin
January activity tallies show large group participation
A caport issued by BL R records January activities for a group, noting 1,154 in physical directory rankings and 2,551 spectators at various athletic events. It highlights 1,000 boys with physical privileges and a rise of 1,692 over December, with Sunday school basketball as the most popular activity and a $10 spectator treat noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobad
BL R
Meit
Levene
Yah
Veteran Mason and Business Man Dies in Osage
Milton S. Taich a respected veteran mason and long time Osage business figure died Friday at his home on Mechinie street after a stroke. He joined the Masonic lodge over 60 years ago and held many offices. Survived by widow and four children. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at Congregational Church with Rev. J N Lyerly in charge. The Universal Producing company offers Otto Jacobsen of Traer a directing position after his standout Aunt Buda role. He will start March first and may work on town projects under contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouage
Milton S
Mechinie Street
Masonic Lodge
Inter Ott
Deasie Lichen
Long Beach
Cala
Crosby
Florence Stay
Tal ‘Smith
Osage
John Stacy
Rochester
Minn
Congregational Church
J. N. Lyerly
Traer
Universal Producing Company
Aunt Euda
Vracr
Otto Jacobisen
Trac
Aunt Buda
Jecohsen
Pitas
Tenpin Scores Shatter Waterloo Alley Records
Bowlers at Waterloo alleys excel with high three game totals led by Glenn Tibbitts at 231 and Joe Rudack at 249. Strong showings from Jimmy Harper 234 G Oliphant 214 Dr G L Stainbrook 224 Lew Stoke 205 and others fuel Commercial and John Beersing leagues as teams like Waterton Alleys and Bartlestife-Farlana prize $70 in the state meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayer
Glenn Tibbitts
Waterloo
Joe Rudack
Met
Jimmy Harper
G. Oliphant
G.L. Stainbrook
Lew Stoke
Wl Harner
George Miner
Ed Satser
J O— Toe Budack
Tinois
Larne Anderson
Black Hawk Oil
John Beersing
Mike Nierman
Nagle
Buhrman
Miller
O. Wilcox
Oe Waterton Aileys
Bartlestife- Farlana
Dee Moles
F. Manahi
Newmad
McSweeney Fll
A. Maigahi
J. Lovens
Harpoer-McSweeney
Caimut-Loreng
Nor Aa
Knights Templar School Held In Vinton Area
Vinton Commandery conducted a Thursday school of instruction led by Sir Knight Frank Carrell of Cedar Rapids. Attendance was good as members spent about two hours reviewing parts of the work at the asylum, with a Blue Rose tea served at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Cyrphius Commandery
Knights Templar
Frank Carrell
Cedar Rauids
Carrell
Ure
Tawa
Aura Tuttle
Jones
Aha
Tuttin
Tuttle
Methodist Church
Ann
Tndiana
Pewberton
Pemberton
Weet Vinton
Pittalyala
Frank’ Morrester
Jupiter and Venus pair lights up western sky tonight
Sky watchers after sunset can glimpse Jupiter and Venus in the western sky with Venus expected to outshine Jupiter. The close pairing may include Mercury on Feb 13 and a later, subtler show on Feb 24 as Jupiter fades and Venus remains visible with Uranus nearby in the evening backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Venus
Miedia
Mercury
Lupiter
Uranus
Cleopatra Mattice seeks divorce after long separation
The Delaware county district court heard the divorce case of Cleopatra Mattice versus Elmer I Mattice. After extensive testimony, negotiations led to a divorce being granted to Cleopatra. She receives 70 acres of farmland and $10 weekly support while she remains single, plus a portion of costs including $500 to her attorney. The couple, long settled on a northwest county farm, have two sons Dale and Gerald. the record notes no direct communication between the spouses for years. The March term will begin March 7 with Judge George Ward presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter Spacial
Manchester
Rab
Cleopatra
Matthe Ve. Elmer I. Mattive
Stes
Dela Wire County
Matlice
Mattien
Dale
Aglion
Gerald
Mat- Heotor Bis
Mittice
Br. Stiles
District Court
Im Gratis
Delaware Court
Marcel
Juige George Ward
Waterteo
Presitine
Gasoline Explosion Injures Two in Frederika House
A gasoline explosion damaged the Alenek residence in Frederika, injuring Lawrence Taylor and Mrs. Will Campbell. Two sides of the house were blown out, and the victims suffered severe burns while a former war washing overalls were being staked in. The scene involved Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and their daughter, Mrs. W. ty Al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Frederika
Poh. F
Alenek
Lawrence Taylor
Will Campbell
Prasnling
Mra
Tayter
Mra. W. Ty al
Parkersburg High Declamatory Contest Results
Parkerburg high students awarded in declamatory events with Robert Johnson and Ruth Pillneh first in oratory and dramatic categories. Misinterpretations and other names noted among results. Also reports a tractor train wreck at Wheat Crossing injuring Mayerr and a separate Union accident injuring Tedman. State Center adviser Mattier’s arm and thumb injury in a motor accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe Mayerr
Aplington
Mayerr
Tedman
Rome
Montshire
Moshier & Tincman
Wriday
Union
Diya
Osage man sent to prison for hog theft case
Curly Matherg was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary after stealing hogs from his uncle John Mathers at Orchard and selling them at the Decker plant in Mason City. He was brought back to Osage on January 6 after being located in Annamonn Friday morning following weeks of evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Curly” Matherg
Annamonn
John Mathers
Decker
Mason City
Lig
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Louis Club
A.S. Basketball
Uniqne Cleaners _ Walters
Actrine
van Baylor
Mihler
Tro Hughes Tae
Evan
van de
Saan
Roe Owen
Mn McFarlane
Metitach
Cartoon ‘Follies
THE
Battling Browns
T. Coulbay
Luke
His
La's
Sad I A
Racme
Ratme
Alice 7
New Yorkry
MR. Duff
By Ben Batsford
Arowdyou
Stepanside
United Fe
Nelcome
Rube Goldberg
Rabuickc
A. Spioner
McNaught
Eh Guneng
Central
Tutuas
Moe Up
Derarah
Beha
Dar
Wauken
Thomas
Wiis Ko
Decoralius
Nid Vedas
Decorah Sym
Wwe
Coblowes Nawhan
Csisu
Lieceraly
New Thurntery
Cary Chysk
Wrmh
Anieny
Wakots
Crenee
Phe Sedi
Geneon
Upper
Lowe
Oange
Yene
Cronen- Waukon
Neabraska
Oklahana
Augusburg
Gustavus Adolphus
Aay P Hurlington
Ottumwa
Mount. Pleasant
Washington
Mascntina
Pateiold Ba
Quincy
Keokuk
Fort Dodge Ig
Chirroll
Cttodar Ratpids
Moline
Walker
Junsel
St. Mary's
Bren
Man
Moran
Tleiderson
St. Maury
SS John's of Independence
St. Mary’s
O'Connor
Ts Laeghe
Terhard
Wahl
Ge. Co. Is
Brennan
Fr Ot
Ty Horan
Cy Blendereou
Ite
Alaris
Qtwolenbusty
Taasche U
Alever
Stanley
Abner
Doc Pillsbury
Henry
Blower
Ske
Adam
Mackey
Mason
Mitchell Co
DC. Funteon
Waterloo Alleys
Hoffer
Sontinercial National Bani
Val- Unger
Witnois Central
Mekingtry
Comercial National Bank
A. Toward
Smith
Stehty & Hillman
Hurling
Gamble-Robinson
I. B.C
St. Paul Saturda
Manaht
Trom Wilhalye
Peart, IL
Mareth
Wc. Liffring
Lucky
Withein
Rika
Cnagy
Wilhelm
Agerema
Tiershberger
Tilks Alles
Roy Man
Elks Alleys
Bika Seague
Warwich
Hall-Mkfelt Va
Caohle
Mucha
Buchananay
Art Mosher
BM Meeker
Whiteside
Craeyge Miller
Tetden Sik Buchanan
Wile
Robinson
Aries
Whiteside Abeya
Glitter Bot
CarHaun
Marker
Ehlars
Peterson
Rey Brown
Paul Zieglar
Whitesida
Tom Wood
Inny
T. Buchanan
Whiteside Alley
Fred
Mucha Canis
Wilcox
Potoreon
Gare ‘Ian
Chapman
Wal
George Miller
Deilz
Central Town Power & Light League
O— Rotarians
Whiteside Alleys
Willams Cigars
Cleaners
Tepass Auto
Illinois Central
Stover
White & Elwell
Cau- Tierra
Corey's
Sillow
Stinoig Central
Nation Bank
Halisak Fel
Conry
Diamond Joes
Au Smith
Lichty
Whitesidi
Minors Central
Whitestow
Repass
Megreudey
Roary Miller
Morris Borer
Vinton Commandery
Plainfield
Roach
Hare
Ros
Ehester
Pranola
Parkersburg. High
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!