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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1937

Page

3

Landis Probing St. Louis Operations Involving Cedar Rapids

Commissioner Landis is reportedly investigating the St. Louis Cardinals and their farm system to determine if they violated the rule prohibiting working agreements with more than one minor league club. He has summoned Cedar Rapids executives and may review Johnsons files as part of a broader inquiry across eight clubs in two leagues.

Cardinals Kenesaw Mountain Landis St. Louis Cardinals Landis St. Louis Chicago Harry Johnson Cedar Rapids Raiders Milwaukee Cedar Rapids Raiders Northern Nebraska State Arkansas Missouri East Arkansas Johnson Commissioner Branch Rickey Mike Chartak Newark International League New York Yankee Franklin Bill Currell al Eddy Mike Kanellis McKinley George Gable Bob Adams Roy Olson Ed Person al Wilson Bob Stastny DeWayne Krumm Roose Velt Sid Tate Husky Howard Hammill Carl Fjellman Karl Ryerson

Lost Nation Basket Team Opens Season

Lost Nation opened its basketball season with the second team defeating Delmar 33 to 32 while the first string lost to the Harlem Globetrotters 25 to 15. Manager M. H. Dake and secretary Gilbert Burrichter led the squad. players on the first string included Bud DeVine Paul Leng Darrel Christensen Ralph Ales Kenneth Daniel Earl Ales and Frederick Dickmand. Second string featured Dwight Ales Johnny Busch J L Gardner Myron Sheldon Lee Flemming Junior Betts Wayne Rohling Alvin Mohr and Ward Hollingsworth. Next game is December 6 at Bellevue.

Delmar Harlem Globe Trotters M. H. Dake Gilbert Burrichter Bud DeVine Paul Leng Darrel Christensen Ralph Ales Kenneth Daniel Earl Ales Frederick Dickmand Dwight Ales Johnny Busch J. L. Gardner Myron Sheldon Lee Flemming Junior Betts Wayne Rohling Alvin Mohr Ward Hollingsworth Bellevue

Mountain To Captain Princeton Grid Team 1938

Princeton announces Thomas R. Mountain of East Orange New Jersey is elected captain of the 1938 football team. He was chosen unanimously to succeed Charles H Toll Jr of Amherst Mass. Mountain becomes the second packfield man in twenty one years to lead Old Nassau eleven.

Princeton N. J Thomas R. Mountain East Orange Charles H Toll, Jr Amherst Mass Mountain Nassau

Mat card boosted by revised admission rates

Matchmaker Eddie Jennings promotes a Memorial Coliseum show with two two out of three falls main event featuring Dick Daviscourt and Jim Clinstock. Supporting bouts pair Frank Brown with Scotty MacDougall and Scotty Dawkins versus Johnny Marrs. Under revised rates all general admission is 40 cents men 25 cents women with ringside 75 cents men 40 cents women.

Eddie Jennings Memorial Coliseum St. Louis Minneapolis Boston Chicago New York City Dick Daviscourt Vista Calif Gus Sonnenberg Daviscourt Jim Clinstock Oklahoma Clinstock Frank Brown Houston Tex Scotty MacDougall Pittsburgh Scotland England France New Zealand Australia Scotty Dawkins Johnny Marrs Jennings

Michigan State to Play New Year’s in Orange Bowl

Michigan State was chosen to represent the north in the Orange Bowl on New Year’s Day in Miami. Coach Charley Bachman confirmed acceptance as a southern opponent was still to be selected. The Spartans sport an 8–1 season record heading to the bowl.

Michigan State Miami Fla Charley Bachman Auburn North Carolina Rice Georgia Tech

Hutchinson Favored In Old Folks Meet In Augusta

Jock Hutchinson of Evanston Iowa former British Open champion is seen as the favorite to win the first annual seniors professional tournament in Augusta Georgia. The event at Augusta National runs three days starting Tuesday with eighteen holes daily and thirty eight entrants all over fifty years old.

Augusta Jock Hutchinson Evanston Augusta National Bobby Jones

Parnell Shamrocks to host Saint Patrick’s Iowa City

The Parnell Shamrocks meet Saint Patrick’s of Iowa City in their first home basketball game. Parnell aims for a second straight win as Iowa City starts its season with a strong lineup including Gallagher Sherdan Donohue and McCarty at key posts with Whalen guiding the team.

Gazette Parnell Parnell Shamrocks Saint Patrick's Iowa City Shamrocks R. D. Whalen Gallagher Sherdan Donohue McCarty Buard Mahoney Maas Davenport Roosevelt Blue Devils

Coe Basketball Scramble Nears Season Opener Against Central

Coe College faces a lineup puzzle for Saturdays season debut versus Central of the Iowa conference. uncertain positions include forward guard and center with McKinley and Batos viewed as likely starters while McLeod out with a wrist injury. Multiple sophomores and newcomers compete for roles as the new center jump rule debuts this season for both teams.

Central College Iowa LeRoy McLeod

Cornell Football Honors Awarded To Sixteen Men

Sixteen Cornell football players received varsity letters after the faculty athletic committee action in Mount Vernon Iowa. Coach Dick Barker noted the large team made it hard to set letter numbers, with returning players automatically earning letters for 1938. First letters went to Don Anderson Gleb Fedorin Roger McClanahan Robert Maloney William Watson. Second letters to Ralph Bowman Dale Brand Robert Green Charles Hokonson Ray Knudson Storrs Lyman Russell Spencer. Four cross country team members also earned letters: Roy McCauley George Schroeder J O Sheets Robert Swenson. Sweaters ordered for the squad will arrive soon.

Mount Vernon Cornell Dick Barker Barker James Watson Franklin Cole Ben Petersen Gene Hopkins Dale Brand Cole Petersen Watson Ralph Bowman Fort Dodge Robert Green Marshalltown Charles Hokonson Ray Knudson Oak Park Storrs Lyman Clinton Russell Spencer Freeport Don C. Anderson West Chicago Ill Gleb Fedorin Geneva Roger McClanahan Clarion Robert Maloney Rock Island William Watson Rockford Roy McCauley Chicago Heights George Schroeder J. O. Sheets Marion Robert Swenson Ottumwa

Clermont Teams Defeat Postville in Pair of Close Games

Clermont boys and girls basketball squads remained undefeated by defeating Postville. In the girls clash Postville led late before Brorby Moen and Rolfs scored to seal a 31 to 28 win for Clermont. The boys edged the Huskies 23 to 18 as the sophomore lineup rallied to victory.

Boreial the Gazette Clermont Postville Brorby Moen Rolfs al Bobby Comep Blackmer Huskies

Feud at Pitt football and USC coach under fire across years

Longstanding clashes at Pittsburgh between Athletic Director Don Harrison and Football Coach Jock Sutherland culminated in Harrison's resignation amid stories of player spending money for Rose Bowl trips. Separate notes say USC's Howard Jones faces pressure as U C L A looms, with alumni groups seeking changes amid mixed results. General Lafayette's 1825 land grant near Tallahassee noted.

Don Harrison Jock Sutherland Pittsburgh University Harrison Iowa University Sutherland Pittsburgh Pitt Panthers California

Viewing the Field Affects Kohawks Ahead of Season Opener

LeRoy McLeod sidelined one game with a chipped wrist after the Drake game. Coach Forest Rutgers may start a tall lineup including Don Ross and Harry Mehlan, with McKinley and McLeod in the backcourt, plus Cisler or Don Martin for depth. The conference shows strong prep teams with Davenport and Roosevelt expected to field powerhouse squads this season.

Coe Forest Rutgers Central Bob McKinley Clinton Cris Batos Elgin LeRoy McLeod Central City Drake Grinnell Cisler McLeod Kohawks Don Ross Harry Mehlan Ed Cisler Don Martin

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