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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1941

Page

16

All Star Grid Game Draws Big Crowd At Soldier Field

93,000 tickets sold for the all stars versus the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. The two teams prepared separately with secrecy as debates over plays and formations linger, while both sides eye strong receipts and future contracts.

Chicago INS Soldier Field Chicago Bears Carl Snavely Northwetern University Delafield Wis Bears George Halas Washington Redskins Redskins Washington Evashevski Michigan Harmon Franck Minnesota Paskvan Wisconsin Collegians National Football League All-Stars Evanston

Tipton hosts two state boxing bouts Sept 5

A Tipton Cedar county fair boxing program showcases two state championship bouts over five rounds each. Vance Basler of Des Moines defends the 175-pound A A U title against Dick Reilly of Cedar Rapids, while Hank Ullrich of Des Moines defends the 112-pound A A U crown against Buddy Boyle of Cedar Rapids.

Gazette Tipton Tipton Junior Chamber of Commerce Cedar County Vance Basler Des Moines A.A.U Dick Reilly Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves Hank Ullrich Buddy Boyle Reilly Boyle LeRoy Lee Don Gilliam Leonard Harris Jerry Sacora Iowa A.A Alex Fidler Johnny Fryrear Les Kelley Clarence

Hagen's Team Takes Lead in Ryder Test

Walter Hagen's veteran Ryder cup squad came from behind to beat Bobby Jones' challengers 3 to 2 at Detroit Golf Club. Nelson and McSpaden sparkled in Scotch foursomes as Hagen and Jones set lineups for today's 36 hole singles with Wood and Little delivering another cup point.

Hagen Detroit Walter Hagen Bobby Jones Detroit Golf Club Jones Saarazen Nelson McSpaden Little Ben Hogan Jimmy Demaret Texas Vic Ghezzi Jimmy Hines Hines Craig Wood Lawson Little Sammy Sneadland Ralph Guldahl Woodland Little Little Eagle Paul “Little Bunyan An Horton Smith Denny Shute Ed Duday Henry Picard Dick Metz Johnny Bulla Clayton Heafner Picard Metz Bulla Heafner Ade Aginst Picard Ghezzi Wood Hogan Sneads Demaret Guldahl Sarazen Smith Dudley Shute

Figures Show Iowa Used Grid Players Freely In 1939-40

Iowa City report notes coach Eddie Anderson used an average of 23 players per game across 1939 and 1940. In 1940 more players appeared per contest than in 1939. Iowa’s biggest wins came with fewer players, including 15 in 1939 and 14 in the 4-0 Purdue victory.

Iowa Iowa City INS Eddienderson University of Iowa Hawkeye Notre Dame Purdue

Be A Movie Hero All That's Needed Is A Reputation As Sports Celebrity

Hollywood favors sports heroes for screen roles as John Kimbrough and other gridiron stars transition to films. Sammy Baugh Harmon Evashevsky and boxer Billy Conn are among those moving from sports to acting, with Gehrig and Corbett biopics in development and Tarzan legends linking athletics to cinema.

Robin Coons Hollywood John Kimbrough Haskell Texas Aggie Zane Grey Sammy Baugh Texas Christian Slinger Tom Harman Forrest Evashevsky Michigan Baugh Sammy Texas Rangers Harmon Evashevsky Billy Conn Barrymore Pittsburgh Samuel Goldwyn Paul Gallio Lou Gehrig Gehrig James J. Corbett Errol Flynn Gary Cooper Eddie Albert Boxing Dempsey Tunney Carpentier Joe Louis Harlem Max Tulane Bill Banker Carlisle Indians Jim Thorpe University of Washington Herman Brix Bruce Bennett Johnny Mack Brown Alabama Francis X. Shields Edna Johnny Weissmuller Tarzan Larry Buster) Crabbe Eleanor Holm Glenn Morris

Nova to fight Louis as he plans six-week exhibition tour

Lou Nova sticks to his punch-for-punch style against Joe Louis. Manager Ray Carlen already arranged a six weeks exhibition tour after the title bout. The piece notes other boxing items and industry chatter from Sept. and mentions fighters, managers, and upcoming matches in Chicago and New York.

Lou Nova Joe Louis Pastor Conn Godoy Crouch Louis Nova Ray Carlen Joey Archibald Chicago Los Angeles Richie Lemos New York Gunnar Barlund Melio Bettina Valentino San Francisco E. M NBA Winston-Salem N. C Bob Pastor Cauliflower Canyon

Sabin Mulloy reach finals in U S doubles championship

In Brookline Mass Wayne Sabin of Portland Ore and Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Gables defeated Frankie Parker and Don McNeill 4-6 7-5 6-4 6-4 in the semi finals of the National Doubles tennis championship to earn a finals berth against Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder. Kramer and Schroeder beat Bobby Riggs and Gene Mako 6-4 6-2 6-2 in the other semi. In the women's event Pauline Betz and Dorothy Bundy advanced to meet Sarah Palfrey Cooke and Margaret Osborne after a 6-4 4-6 6-3 win over Mary Arnold and Hope Knowles.

Brookline Mass Ins Wayne Sabin Portland Ore Gardnar Mulloy Coral Gables Frankie Parker Don McNeill Sabin-Malloy Jack Kramer Ted Schroeder Kramer Schroeder Bobby Riggs Gene Mako Pauline Betz Dorothy Bundy Sarah Palfrey Cooke New York Margaret Osborne San Francisco Mary Arnold Los Angeles Hope Knowles Philadelphia

Buddy Baer Requires Arm Operation Postponing Fight

New York reports that a bone growth on Buddy Baer's arm delays his elimination bout with Abe Simon planned for September 5. Promoter Mike Jacobs said Baer must undergo an operation and remain inactive for a couple of months, postponing the heavyweight title challenger clash. Baer last fought Joe Louis in May, Simon fought Louis in March.

New York Sns Buddy Baer Abe Simon Mike Jacobs Baer Buddy Jacobs Joe Louis Washington Simon Brown Bomber Detroit

Doctor of football too New York coach Mal Steven

Dr Mal Steven, New York university football coach, holds a Ph B and MD from Yale a BS from Washburn College and a Doctor of Medical Science degree from Columbia.

NEW York NEA Mal Steven New York University Yale Washburn College Columbia

Women golfers duel in Kenmore city meet finals

Nearly 27 competitors begin the first annual Cedar Rapids Women’s Golf Association tournament at Kenmore. Top four from qualifying lead off at noon in 18 holes, with five minute intervals. low scorer earns a trophy donated by Nick Carter.

Kenmore Links Cedar Rapids Emery H. James Ellen Lockwood Virginia Martin Carl W Suttner Nick Carter Kenmore

Coach Os Doenges Tinkers With New Formation

Oklahoma City University football coach Os Doenges, whose team won only one of 11 games last season, is experimenting with a new "V" formation aimed at victory.

Oklahoma City Os Doenges Oklahoma City University

Brooklyn Dodgers Open World Series Atmosphere At Ebbets Field

Brooklyn braces for a Cardinal onslaught as St Louis visits Ebbets Field for a four game set. Howard Pollett looms for St Louis. curiosity grows over the farm system feeding their pitching staff.

St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers Ebbetsfield Dodgers Howard Pollett Houston St. Louis York

Edwards Dominates Three-1 Batting Honors Again

Hank Edwards of Cedar Rapids leads the Three-1 league in batting average 369, runs 91, hits 152, total bases 258, home runs 20, and RBIs 102. Norman Jaeger tops in doubles 31 and triples 14, Joe Mowry and Dain Clay follow in batting averages. Ivy Andrews has seven wins with an undefeated pitching record for Waterloo.

Hank Edwards Cedar Rapids Norman Jaeger Clinton Evansville Frank McElyea Edwards Howe News Bureau Joe Mowry Moline Jaeger Dain Clay Decatur del Jones Ivy Andrews Waterloo Hurler

Conroy Girls Rout Marion Advertisers In Softball

In Friday night softball at Marion the Conroy girls defeated the Marion Advertisers 25 to 7. Traer 4-H club girls beat Sanitary Dairy 11 to 10. Line scores show Leahy Olsen Knapp Lagerquist Miller for Conroy and Lowry McGowan Thurston Schrimper Pape for the Sanitary Dairy contest.

Marion Conroy Marion Advertisers Traer Sanitary Dairy RWE Conroy Leahy and Olsen Knapp Lagerquist Miller Lowry, McGowan

Fish and stream conditions discussed by Linn County group

The Linn County Fish and Game club comments on pollution, water scarcity, over fishing, and fish kills in streams. It notes sewage plants, oxygen levels, and the slough incident, praises the health department, and urges careful driving to protect pheasants. It also discusses catfish size limits and fishing baits, and announces a September meeting with mulligans on the agenda.

George Harris Chelsea Tait Cummins Harris Cedar Iowa State Conservation Commission Paul Gibbs Linn County Fish and Game Club C.S. P.S

Radical new rule set for three-cushion billiards

The National Billiard Association reorganized as the Billiard Association of America in Chicago with Charles C. Peterson as president and Willie Hoppe as vice president. A radical rule change allows players to start with either cue ball in an inning, ending the requirement to use the same cue throughout the frame.

Chicago National Billiard Association Billiard Association of America Charles C. Peterson St. Louis Willie Hoppe New York

Toledo High School Football Practice Opens Under New Coach

Toledo high school football practice begins Monday under Bob Smith former Coe College athlete who coached at Crawfordsville last year Seventeen holdovers including Freet Chrasta Zmolek Lyon Hopper Kuhner Mathern Gibbs Paul Paul Moorcroft Zmolek Lyon Westfall Christensen McComas Conaway Kae s Newcomers report Bartlett Bryam Ruff Smith Boles Cooper Culbertson Giger Kepford Throop Zmolek Snider Burns Scudder Gants Milan Miler will coach the reserves Schedule shows games at Grundy Center Vinton Reinbeck Montezuma Brooklyn Traer Marengo and Tah.

Gazette Toledo Toledo High School Bob Smith Coe College Crawfordsville Roger Freet Mike Chrasta Ernest Zmolek Howard Lyon Paul Hopper Paul Kuhner Dale Mathern Tommy Gibbs Wayne Paul Rel Moorcroft al Zmolek Durward Lyon Paul Westfall Virgil Christensen Dick McComas Gerry Conaway Charles Kaes Jack Bartlett Max Bryam Roger Ronald Ruff Dick Smith Don Boles Paul Cooper Bob Culbertson Bob Giger Verenon Kepford Forest Throop Leon Zmolek Norman Snider Gilbert Burns Robert Scudder Mark Gants Milan Miler Ree Grundy Center Vinton Bert Reinbeck Montezuma Brooklyn Traer Marengo Tiple Pie ig—Tame

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