Drake Grinnell clash headlines Drake homecoming weekend
Des Moines reports Drake university readies for the Drake Grinnell football game on Saturday October 20 at 8 pm under lights for a large homecoming crowd. Coach Ossie Solem tightens a hampered lineup while stars Barnes Gordon and Groustra recover from minor injuries as Grinnell boasts a strong squad.
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Courier
Des Moines
Drake University
Drake-Grinnell
Drake Stadium
Ossie Solem
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Drake Bulldogs
Marquette
Jack Barnes
Clarence Gordon
Groustra
M. D. Cramer
Hurry Up Yost Returns after Nashville Absence
Fielding H. Yost, Michigan athletic director, returns to Ann Arbor to face student fury over his Nashville trip. He explains he no longer coaches the team, passing duties to Tad Wieman due to heavy administrative workload.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
U.R
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan University
Nashville
Tenn
Yost
Wolverines
Ohio State
Tad Wieman
Thursday radio schedule with Omaha Des Moines listings
A fragmented schedule from Des Moines and Davenport outlines numerous radio programs and orchestras, including Forhan's program, Hoover Sentinels, Weather hotel acts, Phonograph records, Montgomery Ward Co. features, and farm service updates. It lists times, venues, and participating groups like Halsey Stuart, Herb Heuer’s orchestra, and master of ceremonies staff, reflecting a dense, period-hourly programming slate.
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Des Moines
Ft. Des. Moines
Orch
Forhan
Hoover Sentinels
Republican Party
Maxwell House Hour
Halsey-Stuart
Rocking Clair
Pennsylvania
Park Central Hotel
Arch
Sheashy
Woc Davenport
Ma—Forhsn
Phonograph
Fphonograph
National Home Hour
SA. M
Rand
Radio Farm Service
Montgomery Ward Co
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Una-Son Boys
Merry Minstrels
Jolly Bul
Jane
Waldorf Astoria
MenNews
Helen Hughes
Moorman
Reliance
Bourjels
Wenther St. Reels
Sheasby
BOBBY THATCHER AND AR HASKELL DISPUTE OVER GARDEN COSTS
A local quarrel centers on gardener Bobby Thatcher and Ar Haskell. The woman complains about unnecessary garden work costing fifteen dollars and accuses Haskell of using fifty cents worth of water daily.
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Haskell
Rose and Pandora Unleash A Box Of Troubles
Fragmentary text references a mystery figure named Pandora, a box of troubles, and a warning about possible fines. The piece hints at a theatrical or literary metaphor with an implied conflict or naming decision and a dubious railroad reference. No clear event, date, or attribution is recoverable.
Jock Hutchison Heads to Sunnyside for Golf Talk
Noted professional Jock Hutchison and fellow pro Laurie Ayton arrived from Chicago to play Sunnyside Links in Waterloo. A large crowd watched the foursome with Bill Bathie and Bob Elderton. An evening banquet and annual meeting will elect officers and distribute prizes.
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Laurie, Ayton
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Carl Sigs
Hutchison
Laurie Ayton
Evanston
Chicago
Sunnyside Links
Waterloo
Bob MacDonald
Dunkerton Baseball Season Closed
Dunkerton High School finished its fall baseball season with four wins and two losses. The team beat Jesup and Hudson High schools twice each and fell to LaPorte City twice, one game going extra innings. Pitcher Carnes averaged 12 strikeouts per game as basketball practice starts Monday ahead of the home opener on November 23 against Denver.
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Dunkerton
Dunkerton High School
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Jesup
Hudson
LaPorte Cuty
LaPorte City
Carnes
Dunkerton High
Denver
Palace Plaza and Riviera Theatres Offer Varied Week Program
Palace shows Fangs of the Wild, Mississippi Mud, and The Yellow Cameo with Paden Players featuring Howard Paden and Jean Lowry. Lodies of the Night Club on screen. Riviera presents The Midnight Taxi with Antonio Moreno and Helen Costello plus Vita phone acts. Strand features The King of Kings with 16 stars and 5000 cast, plus airport dedication films. Waterloo presents Hick In a three act stock comedy melodrama with James Dean and Francis Winton. matinee Saturday.
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Jean Lowry
Marvy Flaherty
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Underworld
Antonio Moreno
Helen Costello
Vitaphone
Karyl Norman
Vernon Rickard
Paramount
Jack Bain
Waterloo
Boyd
Trousdale Players
Willard Mack
Fort Sheridan Grid Team to Play Goes
Chicago, Oct. 18. As a proof that the break in gridiron relations between the Army and Navy isn't complete, teams from the Great Lakes Naval station and Fort Sheridan have scheduled a game on Soldier Field Thanksgiving day. High officials of the Navy and Army expect to watch the game.
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Navy
Great Lakes Naval Station
Fort Sheridan
Soldier Field
French Algerian Arab Races Star Americans Sunday
French Algerian Arab runner Quah and Olympic Amsterdam marathon victor will clash with United States distance stars at Madison Square Garden Sunday night. Top American Jose Ray joins El Quasi and Willie Kohlemainen, holder of the world marathon mark, in a strong field of seven entrants expected to spark the race.
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U.A
E! Quah
Amsterdam
Jose Ray
Madison Square Garden
Beteen el Quasi
Ray
Willie Kohlemainen
Estonian runner Jury Lessman shatters 1920 marathon pace in Amsterdam
Estonian runner Jury Lessman, runner up to Hans Kohlemainen in the 1920 marathon, posted seven seconds faster than El Quasi Doe this year in Amsterdam. The performance marks a notable improvement over the vintage field as spectators watched the event unfold.
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Estonnia
Hans Kohlemainen
el Quasi
Amsterdam
Quigley Sails for Japan to umpire dozen ball games
Ernest C. Quigley, national league umpire, sails from Seattle on October 20 to Japan for a dozen baseball games tied to the emperors coronation. He will oversee college teams with Ty Cobb and Walter Johnson managing sides. He plans coaching clinics in baseball, football, and basketball during the trip and returns in December after canceling several intercollegiate football commitments.
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Kan
Ernest C. Quigley
National League Baseball
Japan
Quimley
Ty Cobb
Walter Johnson
Quigley
Seattle
Royal Arch Masons Convene in Ottumwa Presided by Brown
The state convocation of the grand chapter of the Royal Arch Masons of Iowa met in Ottumwa October 18 with Percy Edgar Brown of Ames serving as the presiding excellent high priest.
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Ottumwa
Grand Chapter
The
Royal Arch Masons of
Towa
Percy Edgar Brown
Ames
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