Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 30

TWELVE MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE, DECEMBER 2 1936 GLOBE-GAZETTE SPORTS DAVEYS RATTLE LOT OF MAPLES Kozy Korner Wins Three as Wall, Bouman Share in Individual Honors. Hugh Davey, with a pair of victories over Maple Inn, and a high series of 2,962, led the City league's bowling teams Tuesday night Kozy Korner also cut itself a slice of the honors by winning three games from Decker's Plant. Fred Wall's 255 single was high, Bouman's series, 627, the other top mark for individuals, TJfLER-RTAN 1st 2nd 3rd 206 233 155 131 173 181 I6S 189 152 171 178 181 189 133 1S9 Players Wall Kobinsou Tyler Puseh Johnson ToUl AT. Old 205 503 168 sou 540 J.37 Actual Pins Handicap TOTAL PINS COTTAGE Eauclalre Toinby Hall Wolske Berneman SR3 51 9M 31 S6K 51 3707 153 9SC 1003 '-S60 953 GRILL-BLUE RIBBON 1st 2nd 3rd Total Av. 153 333 177 5G3 188 14; 148 181 471 157 104 162 1S4 510 170 202 137 178 577 1S3 IDS 181 174 54S 18S Actual Flni Handicap 66 921 66 SC4 66 3669 198 890 6C TOTAL FINS 990 087 930 S8S7 906 HUGH DAVEY AND SON 1st 2nd 3rd Total Av.

Bonmann 2SJ 203 305 627 209 Shannon 147 179 168 404 165 Davey 179 187 183 549 183 Collins 194 186 236 616 303 Bey 164 202 166 533 177 Iowa State Leader Handed Place on Conference Team Clarence Gustine at First String End Assignment; Fort Dodge Ace Second Eleven. on THE BIG SIX FOOTBALL ALL-STARS OF 1938 (By The Associated Press) 1 FIRST ELEVEN End End Tackle Tackle Guard luard enter luarterbaelc Halfback Halfback nllback McDonald Guitine Shirty Fanning McOInnii Holland Confcrlrht Frye Cardwell Maurice Elder Sam Francis Teari Rome Wt. Flayed Nebraska Grand Island, Nebr. 190 3 Iowa State Moville 175 Nebraska Latrobe, Fa. 207 2 Kansas State Mclvern, Kani.

205 3 Nebraska Ord, Nebr. 201 3 Kansas State tola, Kani. 190 3 Oklahoma Tulsa, Okla. 1S5 3 Missouri Houston, Tex. 175 Nebraska Seward, Nebr.

188 3 Kansas State Manhattan, Kans. 185 3 Nebraska Lincoln, Nebr. £03 3 SECOND ELEVEN End End 'aekle iuard Center luarterback Halfback Halfback ullbaek Shirk Smith Schafroth Doyle Ahrens Bock Charles Brock Cleveland Hewes Douflas Bill Breeden Home Kansas Eldorado, Oklahoma Muskoree, Okla. Iowa State Des Moines Nebraska Curtis, Nebr. Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Okla.

Iowa State Fort Dodfe Nebraska Columbus, Nebr. Kansas State Muskotah, Kani. Oklahoma Wayne, Okla. Nebraska Crete, Nebr. Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Okla.

Years Wt. Flayed 190 213 180 19H 191 JtJU 175 167 St. Ansgar Preps Win Manly High School Go as Three Split Honors Ansgar' high school Manly 27 to 13 here Tuesday night, for the. first loss on the home court this season, as Groth, Vedder and Wold scored' six, seven and eight points to pace the attack. Manly played a good game on the court, but was unable to find the basket consistently, Felker having all the luck as he scored 10 points.

The Little Saints defeated the Railroader reserves 10 to 9. Sheffield will play a doubleheader for girls and boys here Friday night Thornton Building Latest in School Design Basketball Schedules Actual Pins Handicap 48 257 48 933 48 3818 144 939 48 TOT-U, PINS M4 1003 1003 3963 987 MAPLE INN 1st 2nd Srd Total Av. 190 15S 548 186 Strom 103 17S 547 18G Morks 173 160 106 331 177 Baker 187 1(59 163 510 173 Powell 303 193 188 583 194 HONORABLE MENTION Nelson, Missouri; Vlnll Yelkln, Nebraska; Bill Hemphill, Kansas itate; Elmer Dohrraann, Nebraska; Walter Oklahoma. Kan, Missouri; Frank Beldel, Missouri; Ralph Brown, Okla- oma. Enfllih, Nebraska; Robert Mehrlnr, Nebraska; Anthony Krnerer, vansas State; Maurice Kirk, Missouri; Howard Morland, Kansas; Fred Okla- omu; D.

Simon, Missouri, Betty, Missouri; RHey Whearty, Kansas State. Mowell, Nebraska; Al Londe, Missouri; Tommy Neal, Iowa tate. Mahler, Missouri) Everett Kischer, Iowa. State; Webber Merrill, Oklahoma; Robert Kirlr; Kansas State; Ted Warren, Kansas State; Georie Hap- food. Kansas.

Corrotto, Oklahoma; Harry Mason, Missouri. Actual Pins Handicap 930 60 87S 60 2728 180 son 60 TOTAL PINS 990 983 938 2308 969 KOZY KORNER 1st 3rd B. Duncan 304 133 187 W. Duncan 121 171 189 Ferraan 171 203 181 Sqnlers 203 18S 180 F. Duncan 203 143 186 Total Av.

524 175 484 161 554 569 Actual Pins Handicap 904 96 9IS 56 533 MM 388 185 190 175 TOTAL PINS 1000 9331019 3933 884 DECKER'S PLANT 1st Snd 3rd CotElas 171 180 235 Meany 158 146 172 Danlelson 136 153 174 Baldof 134 176 180 Kaufman 340 173 160 573 191 ToUl Av. 586 195 159 158 163 476 475 490 Actual Pins Handicap 839 87 889 71 931 77 335 TOTAL PINS 936 910 998 3831 944 Algona Cager Reports for Simpson Practice interest at Simpson college this week will center around interclass games which are open to all men, including members of the varsity squad. Coach Frank Casey is hoping this series of games will uncover some new material. At the close of the football season eight lettermen registered for basketball. They include Burtis Frey of Mingo, guard; Tom Sharpies of 1 a forward; John French of Maxwell, center; John McFarland of Mount Ayr, guard: Glenn Bowles of Indianola, guard; Glenn Shafar of Spring Hill, forward, and Dick Sbackelford of Algona, guard.

In addition there is George Bowles of Indianola, a letterman of two years ago, who will be available, playing at center. By WHITNEY MARTIN KANSAS CITY, on a foundation of five'members of a great Nebraska eleven, the Associated Press 1936 Big Six All-Star football team, selected with the advice of coaches, sports writers and other critics, combines speed, power and defensive ability in quantities which mark it as the irrestistable force in offense and the immovable object on defense. Kansas State placed three in the first team, and Iowa State, Oklahoma and Missouri, one each. Kansas, in the throes of a football depression, was not represented on the first team, but placed Dave Shirk, sophomore end, on the second. It was the seniors' year to shine.

Ten of the 11 men have played their last college game, and the eleventh man, Fred Shirey, Nebraska tackle, is a junior. Three men, all Nebraskans, are repeaters. They are Shirey, Lloyd Cardwell, halfback and Sam Francis, fullback. It was the third straight year Cardwell was chosen for the mythical eleven. Know Your Basketball Signals Cherokee Jaysees Win Over Beaver Reserves CHEROKEE, Cherokee junior college basketball team broke a 20-game losing streak Tuesday night by defeating the Buena Vista college reserves 32 to 29 in an overtime game.

It was the first victory for Cherokee since 1934. WAUKON Dec. here. Dec. here.

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Feb. county tournament. Feb. here. NEW HAMPTON Dec.

there. Dec. here. Dee. Lake, Dec, here.

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here. Dee. Union, here. Jan. there.

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there. Jan. Union, there. Feb. there.

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there. Feb. there. This photo shows the main entrance and a small portion of the new Thornton school building, one of the latest in design in North Iowa. From the wired radio outlets to its own pressure water system, the structure is characterized by novel efficiency.

All of the classrooms are on the first floor. (Photo by Lock, Kayenay Engraving) Oilman to Be Speaker at School Dedication Friday Regional Supervisor Education Also on Program. Davie Davis Goes Out of Trojan Grid Squad LOS ANGELES, California's senior quarterback, Davie Davis, limped on an injured ankle Wednesday, three days before he expected to play in his last game against Notre Dame. The dynamic 145 pounder, who sparked the Trojans to an intersectional win this season over Illinois, twisted his foot in scrimmage. Davis was replaced by Nick Pappas in the senior backfield.

Bob Feller to Speak for Legion Clubbers MARSHALLTOWN, (ff) Bob Feller, 17 year old pitching sensation of the Cleveland Indians, will speak at the Marshalltown Junior American Legion baseball banquet here Wednesday night. Invitations also have been sent to Hal Trosky, Norway, Indian first baseman, and Cy Slapnicka, general manager of the Cleveland club. Iowa State to Scrap Utah in Cage Tussle AMES, The University of Utah basketball team will play Iowa State in an intersectional game here Dec. 30. The Drake game scheduled for that date will be moved to Dec.

18. The Cyclones open the season against Central here Friday night. Central is the Iowa conference champion. Allison High Revises Basketball Game List schedule of the high school basketball team has been revised and is as follows: Dec. Hartford, there, Dec.

there. Itec. there. Dec. here.

Dec. here. Dec. here. Jan.

Rock, there. Jan. here. Jan. there.

Jan. there. Jan. here, Feb. here.

Feb. there. Feb. Bock, here. Feb.

there. Bntt Cagers Lose in Pair of Court Fights high school defeated Britt's basketball team here Tuesday night 31 to 19, while Woden beat the Britt sophomores, 35 to 17. GRASPING the wrist, as shown in the illustration, indicates holding. Holding is a personal fouL Two free throws is the penalty if committed on a player who is in the act of throwing for goal, provided the field goal is missed. If not in act of throwing for goal, the recipient of the foul is awarded one free throw.

JURY NAMED IN DAMAGE ACTION Algona High Hoopers Win Two for Openers opened its high school basketball season here Tuesday night with two victories over West Bend. The regulars won 30 to 18 while the reserves won 17 to 12. Louie Neville scored nine points for the Algona second team. Neiman and Pickett, who scored 10 points each, led the locals. Lynk is the only letterman to return.

THE BOXSCORE: Muckey I Lynk Nleman Flckett i Frankl i TOTALS It ft 2 0 HWalker 3 llColllm 4 4 3 OJBermlnzcr 0 4 TOTALS 2 0 3 0 FAITHFUL FANS Eight business men from Tel Aviv, the' all-Jewish city in Palestine, followed the Maccabees soccer team to America and will return with the club. West Union Student Loses 3 Fingers in Accident on Planer WEST Yack, 16, son of H. D. Yack, Elgin, had the three last fingers of his right hand amputated to the second joint Tuesday at the West Union hospital. A junior in the Elgin high school, Yack injured his hand on an electric planer while preparing a board for use in basketball practice.

ELECT LEADER CHICAGO, The University of Chicago football squad will elect a captain for 1937 and name the most valuable man on the 1936 team at its annual football banquet Fritz Crisler, Princeton university coach and one-time Chicago football great, will be the principal speaker. Returns From Chicago. Catherine Hanley returned Monday from Chicago, where she had visited the past I few days. Two Sentenced at Algona District Court by Judge Heald. first trial of the Kossuth district court got under way Tuesday and the selection of the jurors was made in the action of Ruth Corbet, Lake Geneva, against Harry R.

Jenkinson, administrator in the W. F. Jenkinson estate. The action is a result of an auto collision west of Algona a year ago last August when F. Jenkinson lost his life.

Mrs. Corbet is seeking $6,000 damages. G. D. Shumway, Algona, E.

D. Kelley, Emmetsburg, and Wilson Cornwall, Spencer, are representing the plaintiff and Luke Linnan, Algona, and F. S. Fillmore, Des Moines, are the defendant's attorneys. Those selected to try the case are Orville Ramsey, Swea City; Mary Clink, St.

Benedict; H. F. Mittag, Lonerock; Leander Menke, Bancroft; Agnes Eischeid, Algona; Margaret Wirsch, Bode; Mike Mergan, Whittemore; Theorn Hansen, Wesley; Howard Bollig, Fenton; Ole Ellingson, West Bend: Merlyn Anderson, Bancroft, and Frank Kohlhaas, Bancroft. Judge Heald sentenced Ed Juchem, Bancroft, to .90 days in the county jail, charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Jens Knudsen, Algona, was also given a 90 day sentence after pleading guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor charges.

Lars Sorensen, Algona, was given custody of his daughter, Frances, and a settlement of $750 was made his former wife. A divorce "decree was granted to Andrew Jasperson from Jane Jasperson, now of California. The case of Fred Carlson, Swea City, bound to the grand jury for larceny of a steam engine, was dismissed for lack of evidence. Lee Bailey, trucker from Mason City, was given a $10 suspended fine by Justice'of Peace White hers on charges of with a truck on a public highway. Takes Business Course.

left Sunday for Des Moines to enter the Capital City Commercial college for a course. CKESCO Dee. Springs, here. Dec. here.

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there. Dec. Falls, here. Dec. City, here.

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of tb new $100,000 building of thi Thornton consolidated school wil take place Friday evening Dec. 4 The principal speaker on the program will be C. E. Gilman Mason City. Others appearing on the program will be H.

K. Bennett regional supervisor of the department of public instruction, Des Moiues, and C. S. Zickefoose president of the local board of ed- Music will be furnishec by the glee club and the schoo: band. Many special activities are planned this week in connection with the new building, climaxed, course by the dedication ceremonies Friday evening.

Wednesday night is open house, when regular classes are held and Thursday evening an all school play, "Demon in the Dark," will be given. Has No Cross Light, The new building which replaces one destroyed by fire in February, 1935, is of the latest type in school architecture and design. The class room section, comprising one story and basement is 175 feet long by 77 feet wide. The power plant, shower rooms, locker rooms, manual training and home economics departments are housed in the basement. All class rooms are on the ground floor and so faced that all are lighted by east or west; light with no cross light.

In the center of the class room section is a low tower -in which is located the superintendent's office, board room, a teachers' rest room and wash rooms. The gymnasium-auditorium section is 85 feet long by feet wide and faces on the- other side'of the lot so that entrance may be made directly from the street rather than the building. There is a stage in one end of the auditorium and bleacher space along the side. The seating capacity, when The electrical contract went to the Pratt Electric company of Algona. Davies Is Superintendent.

Members of the board of- education are Charles Zickefoose president, George W. Myers, H. W. Alexander, Hans Bertelsen ana Lawrence Miller. Paul L.

James is the secretary. On the faculty are D. A. Davies, superintendent; Volney A. Pinkerton, high school principal; Miss Mabelle Krumm, Miss Dorothy Severs, Harlan W.

Lenth, Marjorie Bang, Miss Norma Tenny and Miss Vernis Fister. OVIE By D. B. K. FILM FACES SHOWING THIS WEEK CECIL through Thursday.

"Rose Bowl" Friday. "Love on the Run" starts Saturday. of Terror" and "The Man I I Marry" through Thursday. "Rose Bowl" Friday. "Can This Be Dixie?" and "The Big Show" starts Saturday.

of the Mounted," "The Gentleman From Louisiana" through Thursday. "Hot Money" and "Parole" through Saturday. Devil Doll" and "Burning Gold" through Thursday, "Hearts in Bondage" and "Brands of the Outlaw," through Saturday. small gatherings to become a star. Never wants UNA MERKEL Shi? has golden blond hair irilliant blue eyes and a outhern accent she acquired in er birthplace, Covington, Ky.

iVas named Una for "one" ecause she was the only child. Always wanted to be an actress and when father and equipped, will be approximately mothei moved I KM jvw BILL'S BOYS WIN DES MOINES, Since Bill Williams, Drake university basketball; started his coaching career back in 1915 at Huron college, South Dakota, his cage teams have won 299 games in 382 starts. 750. Building Is Fireproof. The building which is of buff colored hydraulic brick with concrete and stairways is strictly fireproof.

The floors of the class room section are covered with asphalt tile throughout. The gymnasium floor is of maple blocks. The heating plant is of the low pressure type with vacuum equipment to insure efficiency and positive operation. Automatic temperature control and dual control make it possible to maintain a uniform room temperature and also to heat any part of the building without heating the remainder of it. Ventilation is provided by.

a system operated from the boiler room. A clock system, signal system, inside telephone and radio outlets are provided in the wiring. Fixtures were designed especially for the building and are chromium plated brass. All classrooms are equipped with the wardrobes with built-in blackboards on the doors. Window sashes are of steel and interior is of birch stained a dark walnut which in contrast to the light wall gives a beautiful effect.

A pressure water system and a Usposal plant provide the advan- of a modern plumbing system. Federal Grant Used. The building was financed by a ederal grant, a bond issue and in- urance from the old building. Equipment is being added as ast as possible to meet the requirements of the school. Owing the unique design and arrangement, the Thornton 'school plant is ttracting considerable attention North Iowa.

According to re- 'orts, enrollment of tuition pupils as increased considerably be- ause of the new building. Plans were drawn by K. M. Waggoner of the and Waggoner company, Mason City. The general contractors were Rye nd Henkel of Mason City and the lumbing and heating' contractor fas the Ideal Plumbing and Heat- ng company also of Mason City, tended a dramatic school also taught a.

Sunday school class for four years Made her film debut as Lillian Gish's sister in a D. W. Griffith production that was never released. Then got a bit part on the stage in "The Poor Nut" followed by a season in vaudeville and two years in "Coquette" with Helen Hayes. Came to Hollywood to play a dramatic role in "Abraham Lincoln." Three other pictures followed and M-G-M signed her after the third, in which she enacted the crying wife of "Private Lives" and established a reputation for superb comedy.

Her most recent hits have been in "Broadway Melody of 1936" "It's in the Air" "Riffraff" "Speed" and "We Went to College." Una is a favorite of the studio players and stage crews swear by her She can cook like nobody's business and loves to eat plain foods Not especially fond of exercise Reads from two to five books a week Drives her own car Refuses to hire personal servants Likes to give presents to friends and entertain them in RAMBLING 'ROUND CELLULOID STREET Box-office figures, which are usually the best barometer as to the success of a movie, show that Bins Crosby's "Pennies From Heaven" brought the largest crowd of any which has come to the Cecil to see Bingr's films to date even "drawing" better than his last, "Rhythm on the Range," in which Bob Burns and Martha Raye were included in the cast Part of is due to the. new Mirrophonic sound system which greatly enhances the quality -of Bingr's crooning style of song. Columbia pictures is rapidly coming to the fore with success after success to their credit. This company which not so long ago was one of the minor film-makers had three pieces of celluloid playing i Mason City over the week-end, every one a hit. "Pennies From Heaven" was at the Cecil.

"Theodora Goes Wild" at the Palace, and "The King Steps Out" at the. State. Which speaks well for Columbia's future progress. Here Tuesday to "swap lies," as Tom Arthur put it, were Mr. and Mrs.

Billie Clifford of Albert Lea Mr. and Mrs. Carl Linsted of Austin, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gerbroek of Ames, all of the show business Mr.

Clifford is man- i ager of the Broadway playhouse at Albert Lea, Mr. Linsted runs the three Austin theaters and Mr. I NOW SHOWING Bill S. Hart's Double Barreled Action Dramn Starring GEO. O'BRIEN IRENE WAKE "O'MALLEY OF THE MOUNTED" Tonite Your Bi? Pay Day EDDIE QUILLAN his performance in "Mutiny On the Bounty" in his thrills the whh "Cliic" Sale Charlotte Jlenry "THE GENTLEMAN From LOUISIANA" Added: Musical Comedy Short Gerbroek manages the three Ames cinema houses.

Sam Robinson, State manager, has returned from a visit with tlie folks in Des Moines By the way, Sam's cashier, Lucille Pierce, spends her spare writing poetry Hm-m-m StiD at the State, we learn Sam intends to launch a weekly series of Star Discovery nights in the near future All of which will be based on the amateur angle of the biz. Strolling into the Palace office the other day, we were taken by surprise to see Manager Harold Aldinger, shirtsleeves rolled up, working furiously on a lobby display sign for the picture. "Legion of Terror" It seems Harold is quite an artist as well as a theatrical impresario The Palace is to be remodeled in the near future, with a new cooling system, new seats, redecoration and new carpeting to be the chief changes Soon after that, the Strand will also get a remodeling, making it a complete remodeling program for the Blank theaters here. The Palace will have Mirro- phonic sound installed, since the new sound recording system has proved such a success at the Cecil. The Cecil is contracting for the latest models of projectors but the date for installation is uncertain at present Decker Brothers Sporting 1 Goods store will sponsor a- style show to be held at the Cecil Friday night, Dec.

11. The sports review will include 20 models. While Tom Arthur and this writer commented the decline of vaudeville and the legitimate stage the other night, in a perfect example of our discussion "My name is Lorella, of Brooks and Lorella," the aging old man who walked in told Mr. Arthur "You booked us in here about 10 years ago." The local man's memory failed to recall a team he had booked by that name but he listened to Lorella's tale of woe. It seems he was stranded with a small circus which went broke some 40 miles from Mason City It was the fourth such occurrence for Lorella this season.

Lorella is 55 years old, has been in the show business off and on for 35 years as an acrobat and comedian Now he's broke "I wish I had saved that penny for the proverbial rainy day," he says It's easy enough to see that the rainy day has come for Lorella Ironically, the voice of a crooner in the movie at the Cecil wafts its way through the door with the line, "It's raining pennies from heaven for you and me." MIKROPHONIC LIVING SOUND IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN! IT IS A NEW MILESTONE IN MOTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT! Only Two More Days to See Them ENGAGEMENT ENDS TBUES. JEAN HERSHOLT PLUS "HEBE COMES THE CIRCUS" STARTS SATURDAY JOAN CRAWFORD CLARK GABLE FRANCHOT TONE "LOVE RUN" COMING SOON "BORN TO DANCE" "CRAIG'S WIFE" "CAIN AND MABEL" "Adventure In Manhattan" "Valiant is the Word for Carrie" WATCH FOR "DECKER BROS. SPORTS REVUE" ON OUR STAGE Surf Ballroom FOR OLD YOUNG EARL HUNT'S ORCH. 2 BANDS Music Contest BOB SNYDER and His Swing Band vs. WITTHOMA and His 10 Princetonians SAT.

Nov. 5 Reg. Price NOW and THURSDAY The Romance- Thrill Sensation That Tops Them All! "THE DEVIL DOLL" STARRING LIONEL BARRYMORE MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN FRANK LAWTON CO-FEATURE Courage Triumphs in a Drama of Danger BILLBOYD "BURNING GOLD" JUDITH ALLEN A FIRST RUN PICTURE MLACE- IOW the Hooded Hoodlums Nation! LEGION I. KRROR Bruce Bruce CABOT AND CHURCHil SHE HID FROM HER OWN WEODI leManlMari? I.ISM iki DORIS NOLAN MichaelWHALEN Coming Saturday: A THOUSAND SIGHTS YOU 1,1, NEVER SEE AGAIN FILMED AT THE TEXAS CENTENNIAL' GENE AUTRY "The Big Show" JANE WITHERS 'Con Coming' JOHNNY WEISSMTLLEB MAUREEN O'SUJLLIVAN "Tqrzon Escapes".