Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 12

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1938 MASOiN CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE GLOBE-GAZETTE. BRADY HAS EYE ON IOWA POST Mason Cityan One of Top Four for Mid-Line Assignments IOWA CITY Four ninety pounds of tackles hundred -and the two men can move around, too-and a pair of big and smart guards who would please any coach in the nation. You will see these players on the University of Iowa's loot- ball team, this fall. If they could play 60 minutes of each of the eight major games, not even Line Coach Pat Boland could muster a worry about those sections of th'e line. But Henry Luebcke, 275, Chicago, and Jim Kelley, 215.

Sioux City, and a veteran of the 1934 and 3835 teams, the tackles; and Charles Brady, 205, Mason City, and Bob Allen, 200, Chicago, 111., veteran guards, will need're- lief. May Take Vets' Jobs That's where the other 11 tackles and the remaining 12, guards enter the picture. In fact, some of them may burst into the picture with such explosiveness that the quartet popularly favored, for first team jobs might fall, short: Wilbur Nead. the 210-pound wrestler from Gilmdn, was a starter in several games last fall. He'll be tougher than ever.

The other major letter man is Charles Irvine of Ames. 205, while Mark Baiter. 215, of Burlington won a minor letter. There are numerous sophomores, whose size about matches their Some will be Valuable when they get acclimated. North lowans in List Watch the summaries for names of Fred Martin, 193, Hampton; Phil Strom, 195, Ft.

Dodge; Mike ToSaw, 195, Logan, and Richard Grest, 220, Milford. Backing up Brady and Allen at guards will be Bob Herman, 197, Pacific Junction, major man; Carl Conrad, 220, Fonda, and Carl Vergamini, 192, Council Bluffs, minor award winners. William Mangold, 190, Sioux City, and Charles TbHefson, 195, Elk Point, S. are among other veterans, the latter.a squad member of 1935. If sophomores have their way, some of the veterans will occupy bench seats--but-the new men must prove it.

Herman Snider, 185, Iowa City, is a battler, and Harold Mann, 190, Vinton, and Paul Kelberg, 185, Iowa Falls, are among other promising recruits. -West Union High Has 20 Out for Early Football Warmups WEST UNION--Football practice for the 1938 season began this week although school does not open until Monday. Coach Robert McLeese reports about 20 boys out for practice. LettBrmen on this year's team are Jimmie Peterson. Walter Pratt.

Keith Granger, Billy Wright. Robert Burrett and LaVerne Alcorn. Wright may be shifted from center to one-of the wing positions and Granger perhaps will be shifted to team with Peterson in the back field. Eight games will be played with one open date. All games are on Friday, lour at home and four away.

THE SCHEDULE Sept. 1C--Sumner. there. Sept. 23--PostvllIe.

here. Sept. 30--Maynard. there. Oct 7--Waukon, there.

Dairy Nips Latimer by Single Run With Last-Inning Punch LATIMER--A big seventh inning saw Latimer's Tigers fall one run short Wednesday night as Schermerhorn Dairy of Mason City won a local Softball 5 to 4. The Dairymen scored three runs on three nits and a walk in the first of the seventh, while Latimer bunched a pair in its half to count two runs. The teams had gone into the final frame tied at 2-2. Fritz Laipple struck out 14 visitors, but allowed seven hits, while Jim Moehrl scattered five local blows. Don Peterson got two hits in three times up for the Dairymen, while Davis' cracked a Ohio Tap (Dancer Headed Toward Hollywood Portals double.

Sawtelle's double and Grummer's triple were the big wallops tor Latimer. WIZARD SQUAD BATTERS LIONS Charles City Drops Second Contest With Alexander's Outfit Second Time Down WIZARDS--12 ILIONS--6 AE A 5 4 1 4 Snell 3 AB II A 3 3 1 Lazarr 3b 6 2 1 0 M.Fincli ss 4 3 1 2 Catinn 2b 5 1 3 2b 4 2 2 Bruhn Ib 2 113 Ib 3 il 5 1 Ketthley If 3 2 0 Dobbs cf 3 0 0 0 Olive cl 4 1 1 0 Morse 4 3 0 0 Strati rt 5 2 1 0 M.Mullcr 3 tt 4 0 Clark 5 1 7 0 J.TInch 5 1 12 0 Ralsn 0 3 Jack'n It Crlm'gs Larson Reid i Andrews 1 bRan.F'nch 1 1 0 0 1 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 (TO 1 0 0 42 ROUNDS ON BOXING TICKET North Iowa Fighters Meet in Challenge Card Friday Night EMMETSBURG--Boyd Anderson and Dean Hofstad of Emmetsburg have- announced a 42 round boxing card to be held at Madison Square Gardens, here on Friday. The bouts will be between fighters from Emmetsburg and Estherville, arranged through a challenge of the Estherville group. The fights will start at 8:30. Headlining the card will be a five round go between Doc Ziemer of Estherville, 150 pounds, and John Parish of Emmetsburg, 150 pounds.

The semi-windup will be a fight between Bob Thiege, 138, of Estherville, and Bill Weir, 139, of Emmetsburg, which 1 'is scheduled for live rounds. Four round bouts will be be- hyeen Jerry Sullivan, ,52, Estherville, and Icky 56, Emmetsburg; Leonard Thompson, 92, Estherville, and Jimmie Carrol, 92,. Emmetsburg; Bill Otto, 95, Estherville, and Bernie Carpenter, 95, Emmetsburg; Don Tracy, 97, Estherville, and Ray Brothers, 102, Einmelsburg; Pig Sanders, 105, Estherville, and Clarence Halstead, 102, Emmetsburg; John Woods, 105, Estherville, and Bob Harron, 109, Emmetsburg; Cecil Woods, 130, Estherville, and Pat Hand, 127. Emmetsburg; and Lefty Kelly, 140; and Burt Williams, 140, Emmetsburg. Friday's will be one of a series promoted here this summei by Hofstad and Anderson.

The bouts are sponsored' by the local chapter of the. Veterans of Foreign Wats. Totals 40 15 27 Totals 59 14 aEaltcii for M. Mullet in bBatiod for Dobbi in ninth. Sctire by innings: Wizards 003 131 002--12 15 1 Lions SOD 010 Oil-- 0 14 4 Summary: Errors.

Males, A. Mullcr. M. Mullcr, J. Finch, Crimmtngs; two base hits.

Snell, Lazarr, Males 3, Slrah runs batted in. Morse 3. Males 2. OJive 2. Etrah 2.

Sncll 2. Ralsh. Clark. J. Finch: sacrifice hit, A.

Mullcr: stolen bases. Lions 1. Wizards double play. Cutina to Bruhn; struck out. by Crimmings 3, Larson 5, Held 2, Ralsh bases on balls, off Ralsh 4, Crimmings 4.

Larson 1. Held 1: left on bases. Lions 12. Wizards passed J. Finch: hits, off Crimmings 7 in 4 innings, off Larson 4 In 3 innings, off Reid 4 in 2 innings; hit by Ditcher.

Olive (Crimmings). Bruhn (Lar- sonl, Til. Finch fRalsh): losing pitcher. Crimmings. Umpires, Chestnut, Wolf.

Time. 2:30. CKABLES CITY--For the second time this 'season, Grover Cleveland Alexander's Whiskered Wizards administered a defeat to the Charles City Lions. The Wizards won 12 to 6 in a Wednesday night game here. The Lions used three pitchers, Jim Crimmings, Fred Larson and Ken Reid, in an effort to stop the attack.

act Oct --Open. 21--Dccorh, here. 23--Fnyette. there. 4--Monotia.

here. 11--Elhadcr. here. Indiana Backfield Plans Upset After Big Ten Grid Talks CHICAGO, W)--Bo McMillin's "five man backfield" which had Indiana's football opponents guessing last season has been thrown for a loss by the western conference rulers. The unusual secondary fashioned by Coach McMillin employed four backs and a lineman.

After the backfield shift either the lineman or one of the backs into the line. Coaches and officials of the Big Ten, meeting'in a rules interpretation session with Major John L. Griffith, conference commissioner, decided Wednesday that a lineman moved to the backfield would have to play there for the balance of the game. i The wing back rule was clarified lo provide that every part of the wing back's body must be at least ,1 yard behind the line of scrimmage. Cunningham Victor in Night Mile Run CINCINNATI, OI.E) Cunningham, America's premier miler, nosed out Gene Venzke the N.

Y. A. C. Wednesday night in a mile rare preceded the night baseball game between the Cincinnati Heds and Brooklyn Dodgers. Cunningham ran the mile in 4:26 around an eight-lap track.

British Women Lead Way in Newport Casino Tournament NEWPORT, R. (U.B--Repre- sentatives of British empire were well out in front Thursday as play ended in the two-day Newport Casino women's international tennis tournament. Australian women won both of Wednesday's opening i matches and one paired with an English girl to sweep the doubles. Mrs. Harry Hopman, wife of the Australian non-playing Davis cup captain, defeated Mrs.

Virginia Rice Johnson of Boston, 6-3, and 6-2. and Nancy Wynne of Australia defeated Mme. Hene Mathieu, France, 8-6, 6-1. Dorothy Stevenson, Australia, and Kay Stammers, England, defeated Dorothy May Bundy of Santa Monica, and Dorothy Workman, San Francisco, 7-5, 6-4. Rockwell to Draw North Iowa Teams ROCKWELL Ten or more North Iowa Softball teams will open play Tuesday in a tournament planned here, it was announced.

The tournament entry list and schedule wilL.be published later this week. Hollywood talent scouts have their eyes on Shirley Rust, redheaded tap dancer of Akron, Ohio, whose legs, beauty anfl dancing ability indicate a possible spot in the film circle of entertainers. Dix, Chester Morris, Joan Fontaine Featured in "Sky Giant" Richard Dix, Chester Morris and Joan Fontaine take to the air lanes in "Sky Giant," at the Cecil and Palace theaters on Friday The training of today's Hying students to make them pilots for to morrow's transport planes forms the background against whicl- action and romance of Giant" is nlaced. Dix is seen as a noted transport pilot who has been transferred to help Harry a stern ex- a disciplinarian, the school. Carey's son, Morris, and Miss Fontaine share the romantic leads.

A crackup in the Alaskan wilderness furnishes the setting for Horseshoe Tossers Get Courts, Lights A Two new horseshoe courts are being built in the local park this week. Lights have been out up so the "barnyard Rolfers" may continue their games at night. much the action in' the picture. JPaul Gullfoyle, Robe Strange, i i Lester and others are jin the lineup. "Vicki Lester," in case you've forgotten, was JOAN FONTAINE FIGHT RESULTS By The Associaled Press DETROIT-- Mtllon Shivers.

158. Detroit, outpointed Vinccnaio Triano, 134. Italy (101. BEES BUT BOSTON, (U.R)--The Boston Bees have purchased Joe Sullivnn, left handed pitcher from the Toronto Maple Leafs in the International league. Sullivan, who won 15 and lost 8 up to Aug.

22, will report next spring. Old Time Dance AVALON BALLROOM fllanly. Iowa THURSDAY. SEPT. 1 Keliy Brothers Orchestra Admission 25c Plus Tax MIXED DANCE SATURDAY, SEPT.

3 COMING MONDAY. SEPT. 5 RAY STOLZENBERG The Leaders By The Associated Press AMEIUCAK LEAGUE Battlnff--AveriU. Cleveland, .347. Runs-- DIMasElo, New YorK, 112.

Huns Butted In--Foxx. Boston, 132. Hits--Almada. St. Louis, 165.

Doubles--Cronln. Boston. 3S. Triples--Heath, Cleveland, 16. Homenins-- Greenberc.

Detroit, 46. Stolen Bases--Croietti, New York, 21. Pitchlnc--RuffiiiR. New York. 13-4.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati, ,345. 'New York. 07. Buns Brated In--Ott. New Yorh.

8D. Hits--McCormick. Cincinnati, 113. Doubles--Medu-icJi. St.

Louis, Triples--GutterldRC. St. Louis. 14. Homcruns--Olt.

New York, 30. Stolen Bases--Hack. Chicago, and Gut- tcrtdge, St. Louis, 13. ritchlnc--Blnnton.

PIltsburBh, 11-4. Standings Algona Preps for Feature Tussle ALGONA--The Algona Brownies defeated Rock Valley 10 to 5 in a fast baseball game at the Rock Valley Park. Alexander's Whiskered Wizards will oppose the local team in a night game here Sunday. Lake Mills Pool in Successful Season LAKE MILLS--The municipal swimming pool has been closed, after a successful summer season. Lifeguards were Dick Calhoun.

son of Dr. and Mrs. J. Calhoun, and Duane Counsell, son of 'Mrs. Burlette There were no accidents at the pool during the season.

Clear Lake Nine to Add Pair of Games CLEAR LAKE--The Clear Lake Independents would like baseball games for Sunday and Monday. Sept. 4 and 5, either at their home cark or away. Managers may. call or write to Harve Wood at Clear MINOR LEAGUES AMEIUCAN ASSOCIATION L.

Pet. W. I- Pet. St Paul 83 55 .601 Tnd'apolls 10 69 .504 Kan. City 77 61 .558 Toledo 70 68 .501 Milwaukee 73 65 .529 Columbus 57 81 .113 Min'apolls 73 66 .526 Louisville 49 87 .360 WEDNESDAY RESULTS Minneapolis Kansas City 0.

Indianapolis Columbus 3. 'Milwaukee 13: St. Paul 2. Toledo at Louisville, rain. T.1IREE-I LEAGUE W.

W. L. Pet. Ev'ntl'llle 77 43 .641 Waterloo 58 62 .433 Decalur 65 57 Rapids 54 61 ..410 Spr'ofiold 62 S7 52 65 .444 MOlInc 63 CiS 44 72 .310 WEDNESDAY HESIII.TS Xvansvllle 5-3; Springfield 2-5. Decalur BJoomlnAton 6, Clinton Waterloo 3.

Moltnc 3: Cedar RaDicls 4. Diz Doesn't Have to Adorn Cub Seat, CHICAGO, (U.R)--Dizzy Dean, 5185,000 problem pitcher of the Chicago Cubs, "has been excused from hanging around for games" because of a slight cold, the club's physician said Thursday. "It's not serious," said the doctor, "just a matter of a chilly day sitting on the bench." WEDNESDAY STARS By The Associated Press Ken Keltner, Indians--Hit two homers In 8 to win over Athletics. Johnny Whltehead, White Sox--Blanked Senators. 7 to 0.

with four hits. Eobs Garms, Beej--Collected four hits, including the only single of winning ninth Inning rally beat Cubs. 6 to 4. Grecnljci-fi. Tigers--Hit liomcr.

doubles drove In three runs in 12 to 6 win over Yankees. Red Barrett, Reds--Won debut as major league Mitrling pitcher, holding Dodgers to eight hits Insp lo 3 the name conjured by the motion picture behemoths of "A Star Is Born" for Janet iGaynor, as the embryo satellite. Serial Cinema Gloria Stuart and Michae Whalen, with the support of Lyle Talbot, Delmar Watson and Jane Darwell, are seen in the leadinj characterizations of "Change Heart," comedy opening at the Strand Friday. "Cheyenne Rides Again" is the co-feature, 'Friday the serial "Dick Tracj Returns" nlso begins at the Strand. Ralph Byrd, a Sharpe, Jerry Tucker, Jack Ingram and Lynn Roberts appear in this series of episodes on the cup Hiring of a ruthless crimina family.

Season's Finale Final program for Ihe seasoi at the Park theater at Clear Lak' is "Love Finds Andy Mickey Rooney starrer which plays Friday through Monday Fourth the "Judge Hardy" ser ies, this flicker is probably th best of a fine lot. Lewis Stone Judy Garland, Cecelia Parker Fay Holden a A Rutherford are also in the cast. Ken Maynard and Tarzan ar seen in "Trailing Trouble," am Shirley Ross, Lloyd Nolan an John Howard in' "Prison Farm, at the Lake theater at Clear Lake beginning Friday. Champing at the guest-artist hit Is that attractive eyeful. Penny Singlelon, who Is a both a writer and actress.

By PENNY SINGLETON Harvey," 1 hail the policeman at 6:45 a. at the gate of the Warner Brothers lot as I trundle past in my Ford, "I'm writing a column today. Got any ideas?" "Say, with my contacts," he grins, "I can get good dough for my ideas." "You're right about that, Harvey," I retort, "anybody who knows a star is an influential person in Hollywood, no fooling." "Yeh," goes on, "a man offered to buy me the most expensive car in Hollywood if I'd let him in to see the boss--had a thousand dollars in bills in his pocket to prove, it too. But I like my old flivver and my job too well, I guess." They say "contact" is the most oveiytoorkcd word in Hollywood, and there's no doubf about" it, I MOVIE MENU Carey's Chickens" ends Thursday. "Sky Giant" Friday.

Texans" and "The Blaln Event" end "Sky Giant" Friday. of Affairs" and "Mile a Minute Love" enfl "Cheyenne Rides Again" and "Change of Heart" begin Friday. of the Range" and Marriage Business" through Saturday. LAKE--'(Clear ends" a "Trailing Trouble" and "Prison Friday. PARK--(Clear Finds Andy Hardy" begins Friday.

i system. 'lAre you daydreaming? You're "on the set." "Zowie.V 1 'think to myself, "that's a'cohtact I'd better not forget." Visitor at Kanawha Trips Over Dog, Suffers Broken Leg KANAWHA--Mrs. William Suttie of Greenview, suffered a broken leg when she tripped over a dog and fell. Mrs. Suttle, is staying at the home of her sister, Mrs.

John May, while Mrs. May is a patient at St. Mary's hospital at Rochester, following a ma- or operation. redecorate her whole house, While I'm parking my car in the itudio garage the mechanic tells me he's aout hire a bodyguard. "But why?" I say, looking at his 200 pounds.

"There have been three guys for a week trying to get me recommend their garage to Pat O'Brien and Anita about to go nuts. Their chauffeurs are having the same irouble. People are always trying to hribe them for introductions or gossip they can give to magazines and newspapers." ARM BRITT--Mrs. L. J.

Thies fell at her home Tuesday, suffering a broken arm. Contact! coffee the time I've had my cup of fee and am in the hair dressing room, it's 7:15. I'm plunked down under the dryer with my hair on curlers and decide to look at.some magazines on the nearest stand They're' dated 1903-1912 and marked "Research--Bette I realize that they're the check foi authentic hair styles for Bette'b next picture, "The Sisters," which is laid in the 1903 periqd. The hairdresser sees me looking at the" pictures and remarks; "Tha Bette is certaintly popular. A litth girl I know offered me ten buck: if I'd just let her come in anc a Bette have her hah dressed." "Oooh, I think to myself thi contact business again." "Penny, Penny," 'booms a voice over the studio Public Addres: hink to myself.

The "contacts ven have a business' of their own. )1 5 for Number Look 'at the thriving business onducted by the guides to movie tars' homes. They advertise their ours at stations along Sunset joulevard. Last night, my phone -ings and a man's voice at the end the line wants to speak to Bill Powell. Wheu I say he has the vrong number, he is so mad he nearly breaks the phone.

"And I aid for that number, too," he Just another one of the minor ndustries--selling movie stars' phone numbers--at a price. I know a masseuse wh5 tells me she could re.tire if she'd accept the Dribes she's offered for intro- ti ons to some of her star customers. In one week, a portrait painter offered i g- AT THE CLEAR LAKE THEATERS -PARK- STARTS FRIDAY Xhurs. Gang Guns Boom, in Middleiown! BUSINESS Last Chapter "Radio Patrol' SHOWING FRIDAY ONLY inals whole of her family for Christmas presents for one i duction, ANITA" I.OUISE and an interior decorator proposed TONIGHT Thursday Doc Lawson Economy Trices 2Cc-4lc Tax jncl. FRIDAY Lela Schmidt And Her Mit- ivaukee Dutch Girls (Mixed.

Dance) 2Gc-tlc Tax Incl. Matinees- 2:30 Continuous Sunday ENDS THURSDAY "Kidnapped" FRIDAY SATURDAY HITS! "PRISON FARM" LLOYD NOLAN PLUS- KEN MAYNARD WESTERN Lone Ranger" A A I MATINEE SAT. II STARTS SUNDAY "THE TEXANS" Rlatinces Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday at 2:00 p. ni. After Lahor Day Ask at the Box Office at- Cecil or Palace' About Joining This Big Contest! Ask Booklets About the Contest! AT BOTH CECIL PALACE Fri.

Mat. 26e Until 5 P. M. COIITEIT ENDS THURSDAY NIGHT 'MOTHER CAREY'S CHICKENS' ANN' SHIRLEY KEELEK FAY BAINTER North loiva's Rest Theaier STARTS SATURDAY 'I'll Slay'Em! I'd'Mow'Em Down!" So Says Charlie For the first time Charlie really acts! Radio's, favorite star, this time getting into more trouble than he did in "Goldwyn Follies." CHARLIE CARTHY PLUS. Paramount News -SUL ENDS THURSDAY NIGHT "THE TEXANS" JOAN BENNETT RANDOLPH SCOTT MATINEE 26e BIG SHOWS Believe It.

or Not-, Martha Wins a Beauty Contest! Can You Guess How? Then Sec This Show? Plus Second Feature RAMON NOVARRO --In-Desperate Adventure" JL. ENDS THUHS. OF AFFAIRS" "MILE A MINUTE LOVE" 3S FRI. and SAT. TOM TYLERv in "Cheyenne Rides Again' AND LAST CHAP.

"Fighting Devil Dogs" OF HEART" with Gloria Stuart Michael Whalen. PLUS--CHAPTER 1 "DICK TRACY RETURNS 1 MOVIES ARE YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT!.