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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1934

Page

9

Gridiron Prospects At Iowa State Best Since 1931

Iowa State football under George Veenker shows the best head start since 1931 with twelve major lettermen and a strong backfield. Camp opens Sept 10 with about 40 candidates. five home games, including the Oct 20 Iowa clash at Ames, highlight the schedule.

Iowa State Veenker Cyclones Don Theophilus Smithland Marlowe Williams Des Moines Bill Allender Atlantic Howard Harlan Harris Wilbur Winter Arden Harold Miller Tommy Neal Sioux City Harold Birney DeWitt Wyman Maulsby Dexter Dick Brishbin Eagle Grove Frank Hood Creston Don Grefe Paul Berger Manchester John Catron Camp Crook S. C Harold Schafroth Marvin Oberg Fremont Oklahoma Norma Mecomnes Drake Kansas State Anuatiba

Iowa Gridders Boast Margin Over Six Foes

The University of Iowa football team will have a margin of victories over six of its eight opponents next fall. The Hawkeyes have bested Purdue Indiana Ohio State Iowa State and Northwestern in the all time series but have been beaten in more than half of their encounters with Minnesota and Nebraska.

IOWA University of Iowa Hawkeyes Purdue Indiana Ohio State Iowa State Northwestern Minnesota Nebraska

Giants and Cubs spark infield chatter from coach to fan

Notes from a big league press box show Giants fans hoping for White Sox scares and Cubs pennant battles. Yankees and Cardinals players surface with quirky facts, including nicknames and ethnic roots, amid manager jokes and jinx anecdotes.

Chicago Giants Yankees Polo Grounds White Sox Cubs South Siders North Siders Mickey Cochrane Jimmy Dykes Cochrane Sox Tigers Big Jim Weaver Pepper Martin Jimmy Collins Jack Rothrock Cardinals Pepper Frankie Frisch Frisch Bill Kiem John Heydler Bill Lee Lee George Earnshaw Earnshaw Julius Solters Big Red Sox Solthar Joe Medwick Cardinal al Simmons Szymanski al Berma Browns Louis Finney Athletics Johnny Frederick Brooklyn Ben Chapman

Will Hold Kittenball Tourney At Winthrop

Winthrop hosts a three evening kittenball tournament next week under flood lights. Matches include Jesup versus Lamont on Tuesday at 7 30 p m Oclwein against Independence at 9 p m Winthrop versus Sand Creek at 7 p m Arlington versus Brandon at 8 p m with semifinal winners meeting and the final set for Wednesday at 7 p m

The Gazette Winthrop Jesup Lamont Mondas Oclwein Independence Sand Creek Arlington Brandon Winthrop-Sand Creek Arlington-Brandon

Solem To Return To Iowa Football Work On Sept 1

Iowa City coach Ossie Solem of the University of Iowa football team will return about September 1 to finalize plans for the 1934 Hawkeye season. He will convene a board of strategy with staff members Rollie Williams Otto Vogel William Boelter Francis Schammel and Marcus Magnussen for final sessions the first week of September.

Epcoint The Gazette Iowa City Ossie Solem University of Iowa Solem Annandale Minn Board of Strategy Rollie Williams Otto Vogel William Boelter Francis Schammel Marcus Magnussen

Football Schedules In Iowa County Announced

Special to The Gazette. Marengo and North English high schools release football schedules with games at Montezuma Toledo Brooklyn Anamosa Sigourney Grinnell and Belle Plaine among others. Some dates may shift including a potential Thanksgiving MarengoNorth English game.

Gazette Marengo Iowa County Owen North English Belle Plaine

Iowa Track Appoints New Captain Bernard Page

Bernard Page of Newton becomes the tenth quarter miler to lead the University of Iowa track team in thirteen years. He was elected captain for the 1935 squad, joining recent captains Calvin Hoskinson George Saling Sidney Dean Chan Coulter Frank Cuhel George Baird and Meu Ben Depping as prior quarter milers to hold the post.

Iowa City Bernard Page Newton University of Iowa Page Calvin Hoskinson George Saling Sidney Dean Chan Coulter Frank Cuhel George Baird Meuben Depping

Independence Grid Iron and Cage Cards Announced

Independence announces schedules for football and basketball seasons. Football games listed from September through November with dates and locations against Bent, Oelwein, Sumner, Waverly, Marion, Owen, Vinton, Manchester. Basketball slate covers November through March with opponents La Porte, Waverly, Oelwein, Manchester, Marion, East High, Jesup, Vinton, and Waverly, ending at the sectional tournament.

Independence Independence High School Oelwein Sumner Waverly Marion Owen Vinton Manchester la Porte East High Jesup Marian

Decorah Golfers Battle for Oneota Championship

Decorah hosts the Oneota Golf and Country Club championship on August 19 with qualifying rounds through August 13. Tom Baldwin, last year’s winner and former Colfax champion, defends his title.

Decorah Oneota Golf and Country Club Tom Baldwin Baldwin Colfax

All Nation Card Next in Mat Show at Cedar Gardens

Serious international complications loom as the American Legion hosts a mat show at Cedar Gardens. Six wrestlers from different nations vie in three bouts with headliner Joe Cox facing Andy Moen. Milo Steinborn, Bull Topaze clash, Dan Goodin meets Pat Murphey in the opening prelim. Referee Alex Fidler to enforce rules.

Cox Andy Moon Steinborn Bill Goodin Murphy American Legion Cedar Gardens Joe Cox Andy Moen Fergus Falls Minn Moen Poison Cox Germany Bulgaria Milo Steinborn Rhineland Topaze Legion East America Pride Dan Goodin Ireland Pat Murphey Alex Fidler

Dunlap and Little Lead 754 Entry U S Amateur Field

George Dunlap of New York the defending champion and Lawson Little of San Francisco the British title holder head a 754 player field for the United States Amateur Golf Championship. Thirteen players are exempt from qualifying rounds to be held in 24 sections on August 21 with Honolulu earlier. Sectionals will add 167 entrants for the Brookline Mass event September 10 15. Exempt players include Chandler Egan Bob Gardner Francis Ouimet Chick Evans Davy Herron Jesse Guilford Jess Sweetser Max Marston Harrison R Johnston and Ross Somerville and Rex Hartley.

New York George Dunlap Lawson Little San Francisco United States Golf Association Dunlap Little Honolulu Brookline Mass Chandler Egan Bob Gardner Francis Ouimet Chick Evans Davy Herron Jesse Guilford Jess Sweetser Max Marston Harrison R. Johnston Ross Somerville Rex Hartley

Hold Contest To Name Washington Ball Team

Special to The Gazette. Washington plans a contest to name the local softball team in the Tri County league. The contest closes Wednesday, as officials seek an official moniker for the squad with readers invited to submit ideas.

Washington Gazette American Pearls Ively

Riverside Cubs Win Opener Against Hills Team

A new Riverside baseball club named the Riverside Cubs organized here won its first game this week 10 to 1 over Hills. Core players include Norbert Kephart Ivan Shrader Carl Linsley Harold Beranek Fred Beranek Melvin Hartzler Franklin Davidson Clair Kucera and Birka with Fred Beranek as pitcher.

Riverside Riverside Cubs Hills Norbert Kephart Ivan Shrader Carl Linsley Harold Fred Beranek Melvin Hartzler Franklin Davidson Clair Kucera Birka

Oelwein Caddies Open Tournament Kicks Off Monday

OELWEIN The annual match play caddy tournament opens Monday for twenty caddies of the Oelwein Country Club. Bob Gorman, defending champion, will compete. The winner receives the Hill cup, the traveling trophy offered by Mr. and Mrs. John Hill.

Oelwein Bob Gorman John Hill

Patterson Leads Western League Batting Race Amid Slumps

Pat Patterson of Rock Island tops the Western league with a .376 average as Leo Ogorek of Des Moines leads in hits with 139 and steals at 28. Dickshot of Cedar Rapids and Al McNeely of Omaha tie for fourth with .347. Willingham holds home runs at 17 while Des Moines tops team batting at .294 and Lamanski leads pitching with 18 wins.

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New York Welcomes Jewish Outfielder Phil Weintraub

The Giants have promoted Phil Weintraub a Jewish prospect from Nashville after a protest over his demotion. In eleven games since his recall he has batted .347 with 7 runs, 18 hits and 11 RBIs while showing adequate fielding and clutch hitting qualities praised by Bill Terry.

McGraw Bill Terry Giants Phil Weintraub Phil Terry Nashville New York Bill Seasek Yerry

DecOrah Plans Diamondball Tourney This Sunday

Decorah invites kitten ball teams from fourteen northeastern towns to a Sunday tournament on August 26. An A and B division will be offered with Decorah entries in both divisions to total sixteen teams.

Decorah

Maquoketa Valley All Star Players Named for Exhibition

The Maquoketa Valley all star league team will play the Cedar Rapids Raiders in an exhibition at the Delaware county fair on Aug 17. Eleven players were invited including Ed Harden Paul Speraw Joe Bailey Ted Schweikert Max Olham Elmer Drees Jack Frost Hal Finch Frank Loufek and Jack Ziegler Dan Pintz. The three day program opens with Lamont C C camp nine vs Manchester reserves and continues with Manchester and Dyersville MV league clubs meeting on subsequent days. All games start at 2 PM.

Beecal The Gazette Manchester Cedar Rapids Raiders Delaware County Fair Ed Harden Dyersville Paul Speraw Joe Bailey Ted Schweikert Guttenberg Max Olham Elmer Drees Jack Frost Hal Finch Frank Loufek Jack Ziegler Dan Pintz Lamont C. ©. C

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