Records Fall In Prep Indoor Meet
Iowa prep indoor meet highlights feature Crayne and Haltom star performances as freshman backs lead University of Iowa football prospects in a practice game. Haltom races 92 yards on a punt return for a first quarter touchdown and Crayne adds a six yard score, with the Black team defeating the Gold 13 to 0 in snowy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
OWA City
University of Iowa
Dick Crayne
Fairfield
Lawrence
Skeetz
Ponent
Crayne
Jim Dee
Russell Fisher
Rook
Dee
Haltom
Golds
George Teyro
E . Russell Fisher
Dessiping
Joe Richards
I Ue Wweere
Jenn Gallagher
Chicago
Alacks
Hoffman
Thurtle
Yordy
Kuhn
Rock
Hofman
Liggett
Beard
Hoffigan
McGrane
Drake
Jack North
Highland Park
Bill Glassgow
Iowa
Lawrence Harrison
Yankees
Colonel Ruppert
Lfe
Riley
Kiki Cuyler
Cubs
Mr. Haltom
Predict World Title For Girl Tennis Phenom
Britain hopes an English Lenglen has appeared in Sheila Hewitt an 18 year old daughter of Rear Admiral Hewitt. Hewitt defeated Fraulein Cilly Aussem in Nice 6 4 6 3 in a Riviera final marking her second win in eight days. Tennis writers foresee Wimbledon success and a potential world title for Hewitt with private training shaping her rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Sheila Hewitt
Admiral Hewitt
Miss Hewitt
Fraulein Cilly Aussem
Riviera
Nice
Helen Wills Moody
Ray Blades Versatile Red Birds Roost In Columbus
Columbus Ohio AP reports the Columbus Red Birds of the American Association boast a highly flexible roster. Five players can fill multiple infield and outfield roles, including Nick Cullops able to play first base and outfield, Burgess Whitehead at short or second, Harold Anderson in left field or first base, Teachout as a pitcher or outfielder, and manager Ray Blades capable of outfield or infield work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Andy Gudat
American Association
Red Birds
Nick Cullops
Burgess Whitehead
Harold Anderson
Teachout
Ray Blades
Gibson Uses Magic On Young Catchers In Pittsburgh
Pirates manager George Gibson develops a promising catching staff led by Earl Grace the league’s leading fielding catcher with a new errorless games mark. Also progressing are Hal Finney and Tommy Padden, with Grace and Finney both 26 as the team eyes stronger pitching handling in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
George Gibson
Pittsburgh Pirate
Pirates
Jewel Ens
Gibson
Chicago Cubs
National League
Earl Grace
Phoenix
Ariz
Grace
Pirate Pilot
Cubs
Rolly Hemsley
Panther Hollow
Pirate
Hal Finney
Tommy Padden
Hans Wagner
Finney
Baseball In Fall When Grandfathers Went To College
Fayette Missouri AP report notes baseball was Missouri college sport into fall fifty years ago. Dr T Berry Smith of Central College cites life then with four horsebacks for travel and no road trips. November 1874 Institute account of Pritchett College vs Central shows a 5 to 5 tie when called at darkness after nine innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette, Mo
Missouri
T. Berry Smith
Central College
the Institute
Pritchtt College of Glasgow
Dubuque Bowler to Ring Up 100 Games at Lincoln Alleys
Hank Rieder will bowl 100 consecutive games at Lincoln Alleys in Lincoln today. He will not eat or smoke or sit during the marathon and aims to beat his 15-error mark from 100 games. Rieder boasts a 197 average over his last 1,300 games with no admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Rieder
Dubuque
Lincoln
Reds Hopeful As Are All The Folks
The Reds under Donie Bush push for a quick climb from the cellar with Jim Bottomley and Chick Hafey returning to health. They eye a seasoned pitcher to support Red Lucas and Johnson, while infield and outfield are reshaped with Morrissey, Otto Bluege, Grantham, Bottomley, Durocher, Hafey, Moore, and Lombardi guiding the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REDS
TNE Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Donie Bush
Dan Howley
Bush
Jim Bottomley
Chick Hafey
Cincinnati
Red Lucas
St Johnson
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Sidney Weill
Bennie Frey
Ray Kolp
Larry Benton
John Ogden
Eppa Rixey
Bob Smith
Lucas
Johnson
Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter by Bart
Column surveys boxing plans with Jack Dempsey and Max Schmeling tour roles while noting betting odds and poster hype. It also reviews Purdue and Big Ten politics rumors, baseball careers from privates to executives, and recent player injuries and forecasts for the Athletics and Earnshaw's comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Peppers Hot
Bart
Browning Prepares for Coliseum Bout With Munn Clash
Jim Browning, fresh from defeating Ed Lewis, set for a cedar rapids Coliseum appearance next Thursday. He faces Glen Big Munn, a 235 pound Nebraskan, while promoter Johnny Fryrear sells about 400 balcony seats at 55 cents. Semifinal features Jack Savage vs Tony Catalino and three boxing bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum
Jim Browning
New York Daily News
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
Browning
Glen
Munn
Cedar Rapids
West
Don George
East
Milwaukee
Newark
Johnny Fryrear
Lyman
Jack Savage
Tony Catalino
Oklahoma Aggies Seek Repeat MVC Track Title
Oklahoma A g g i e coach Roy W. Kenny shapes a strong track squad led by four returning champions Pey ton Glass John Collins Lisle Harrington and Bob Taton. Glass tops sprinters with 9.5 seconds in the 100 as Oklahoma A g g i e eyes the Missouri Valley championship defending title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
Roy W. Kenny
Oklahoma Aggie
Ewell Rutledge
Peyton Glass, Jr
John Collins
Lisle Harrington
Bob Taton
Glass
Aggies
Nelson of Clinton Clips Two Records in Semifinals
Carl Nelson of Clinton high school led 360 competitors at the state indoor meet by set records in the 50-yard dash and the broad jump, while tying the 60-yard low hurdles mark. The Cherokee relay group posted an 8:26.6 two mile relay time as finals approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hae City
Carl Nelson
Clinton High School
Nelson
Lamb
Newton
Orebaugh
North Des Moines
Grant High
Cedar Rapids
McElhinney
Washington
J. Bates
Washington High
Gardner
West Chester
Jurgens
Davenport
Estrin
East Waterloo
Connolly
Elever
Melsomton
Gibbs
Dubuque
Whi White
Skeot
Keota
Hemmingway
Keokuk
Ualifiers
Ayward
Crche Eforth
Clinton
Miller
East Des Moines
Coffman
Fort Dodge
Dvorak
Grant
Cedar, Rapids
Finch
Burlington
Kelly
Grinnell
Saggon
Denison
Creston
Gill
Kinch
Nelson Lamb
Layden
Schiebel
Iowa City
Watson
Muscatine
Gandrup
Peave
Cherokee
Jostrum
Hitchcock
Jensen
Graves
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Mississippi Valley baseball league sets April 11 meeting
Dr. C. R. Logan, president, sent letters to club presidents calling a meeting in Keokuk Iowa on April 11 to discuss possible league reorganization and to urge owners to decide by then if their clubs can operate. A banquet is planned for the evening of April 10 for all club presidents.
Cedar Rapids Baseball Heads Await Logan Progress
Cedar Rapids base ball officials report no further word from Dr. C. R. Logan president of the Valley league on potential terms for an optional deal between the Bunnies and an unnamed higher classification club. Earlier letters indicated contracts were being prepared for sending to Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Baseball Association
C. R. Logan
Valley League
Bunnies
Logan
G. K. Thompson
The
Rings Up 1 000 Points In College Cage Career
Ernie Schmidt star center for Pittsburg Teachers College closes his college basketball career with exactly 1 000 points. He entered the final game needing fourteen points to reach the milestone and achieved it, capping a four year run in the Central Intercollegiate conference. He consistently played on champion teams and earned all star honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Ernie Schmidt
Pittsburg Teachers’ College
Schmidt
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Various Cities
United Press reports scores from exhibition games across multiple cities including Philadelphia Rochester St. Petersboro Miami Atlanta New Orleans Birmingham Memphis and more. Notable line scores show Philadelphia 9 3 9 0 and 6 11 2 tallies, Detroit 13 runs and New York 5, with various pitchers listed for each game.
Roosevelt Junior Cagers End Year With Unbeaten Run
Roosevelt junior high finished the season undefeated in the junior high cage league by beating Wilson 15 to 7. Dune Bar led Roosevelt with six points as the Teddies won eleven straight games, eight in league play. Roosevelt’s league record stood 23 15 and 15 7 against Franklin and Wilson respectively. Box score of the final game with Wilson follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Junior High
Wilson
Dune Bar
Roosevelt
Teddies
Franklin
Three-Minute Oats Ball Team Meets Today
The Three-Minute Oats baseball team will meet at Daniels park this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Boys who will not be 17 years old before midnight June 29 are invited to attend for a try-out for the American Legion junior baseball league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park
American Legion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Don Hurst
Phillies
Travis Jackson
Giants
Martin
Dizzy Dean
Hurst
Phils
Chuck Klein
Jackson
Wagner
Grandfathers
Lincoln Alleys
Joe Morrissey
Otto Bluege
Grantham
Bottomley
Durocher
Harry Rice
Wally Boettger
Babe Herman
Hafey
Johnny Moore
Taylor Douthit
Ernie Lombardi
Clyde Manion
Rally Hemsley
Lombardi
Jack Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Dempsey
Schmeling
Max Baer
Maxie
Jack
Nelson A. Kellogg
Purdue
Lehigh University
Kellogg
Gosip
Indiana
Melote
Jack Quinn
Brooklyn
Connellsville
Theodore Roosevelt
Jim Jeffries
Russia
St. Louis
Wright Brothers
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harvard
North Pole
John P. Quinn
Charles Comiskey
Busher
White Sox
Clark Griffith
Connie Mack
Athletics
John McGraw
Eddie Collins
Boston Red Sox
Eddie
al Simmons
Jimmy Dykes
Mule Haas
Roger Cramer
Haas
Higgins
George Earnshaw
Simmons
Earnshaw
Lou Finney
Uncle Mack
Middle-West
Mann
Oklahoma Aggies
M. V. Loop
United Press
Philadelphia
Elliott
Berry
Liska
Davis
Cain
Cochrane
Madjeski
Artansboro
Rochester
Ostermulle
Weatherell
Florence
Hubbell
Ash
Hesse
St. Petersboro
Boston
Johnson and Lomberal
Betts
Hogan
Miami
Blacholder
Hubert
Ferrell
Crouch
Bence
Clark
Lopez
Norfolk
Ala
Albany
Int
Rhoades
Seibold
McLauchlin
Shea
Milstead
Sheeley
Masters
Leggitt
Atlanta
Weaver
Burke
Russell and
Sewell
Bers
Butcher, Hasty and Neisler
New Orleans
Cleveland
Lee
J Moore
Gautreaux
Craighead
Bean
Spencer
Dallas
Texas
Detroit
New York
Marberry
Rowe
Reiber
Starr
Salveson
Richards
Birmingham
Louis
JY Carleton
J Wilson
G’farrell
Touchstone, Hughes and Serres
Memphis
Tenn
Devens
Jorgens
Grif__s
Berger
Corsella
Christie
Russell
Murtauch
McGilnchy
Osex
Dunbar
Buriin
Izer
Henningson
Wishnieham
Wsky
Chipley
Lackman
Endzley
Kridler
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!