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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1933
Page
18
Army and Notre Dame meet in Yankee Stadium as 80 000 fans expected for the annual game. Notre Dame arrives tainted by a string of recent losses while Army pursues a strong season as the Subway Alumni rally behind the Irish.
Iowa City game opens the basketball season with veterans led by coach Rolfe Williams facing Millikin. Key guards Johnny Grim and Ben Selzer pace St Louis transfer line, while Howard Bastian and Howard Moffitt anchor the inside and forwards Morri and Ivan Black join the Hawk lineup.
Sid Up FL Jones, former backfield star turned guard, was Indiana's most valuable player for the 1074 squad and is noted as a power in the line and tie kicker. He was elected honorary captain of the Hoosiers for the 1933 season.
Cascade St Marys beat St Clemens of Bankston by 28 to 3. Heffernan and Lauser led St Marys with twenty eight points, Lattner scored the team’s lone field goal and a free throw.
Ruth travels home after a hunting trip in Maine as a brief, readable newspaper item details travel and return. The fragment suggests a personal note about Ruth and Maine, with no further context or dates.
The 1928 season highlights show Harry Heaman as batting champion with 403, Babe Ruth second at 393. Tris Speaker set a new league record with in base hits. The report reflects the era’s stats and notable performances.
AP selects 11 players for the All American team with midwest and west stars securing multiple spots. Notre Dame’s Fighting Irish contribute one or more names while Big Ten influence dominates.
Iowa State plans to sponsor a national wrestling meet with support from key officials. The event aims to showcase top college wrestlers and enhance competitive opportunities nationwide.
Schiller named Badgers most valuable player after leading in rushing and yardage. Milwau ere team captain Semler praised his performance and impact in the season.
Nelson A Key, athletics director at Lehigh University, announced Glen Harmeson, former Purdue football coach, will assume the Lehigh head coaching position. The transition follows Harmeson’s prior coaching roles at Purdue and Lehigh.
The listing highlights players selected for the Third and Second Teams of A P All America. Names include William Smith from Washington along with defensive linemen, guards, centers, and backs from various colleges such as Notre Dame Princeton Oklahoma Alabama Army and others.
Atlanta action features Duke, the 9–0 Blue Devils, facing a tight Georgia Tech squad led by Wallace Wade. Tech has four losses by a combined eight points, while Duke seeks the strongest test yet this season as a national title contender arms for a decisive clash.
New York Giants acquire pitcher Joe Bowman from the Portland Oregon Pacific Coast League club for a large cash sum plus infielder Gilbert English. Bowman posted 23 wins and 11 losses in the 1933 season.
Wesley Ramey defeated Johnny Stroppa in Detroit while Art Lasky stopped Fred Lenhart in Hollywood and Mike Pagan outpointed Sammy O'Dell in San Diego Akron. Partial OCR errors obscure some details but names and outcomes are clear.
Johnny Goodman, American open champion from Omaha, and Denny Shute, British open title holder from Philadelphia, meet in two 36 hole exhibition charity matches in Miami. Ralph Guldahl set a course record Friday with six under par, surpassing the former 68 shared by Hagen Cooper Sarazen and Shute.
Keystone lost 40 14 as Newhall High displayed strong shooting and speed. The visitors led throughout with only one field goal by Keystone in the second half, though three Keystone players were making their first appearance on the first team.
In Los Angeles Elsworth Vines Jr. must pay John F. Albright 2500 damages for injuries from an automobile accident. The Superior Court held Vines and his mother liable for their son George Vines 15 who was driving. Albright had sought 30000 in the suit.
The Chicago White Sox announce an eleven game spring training series with Pittsburgh for April in the west and southwest. They meet the Pirates at San Bernardino Yuma Phoenix Tucson El Paso Albuquerque Tucumcari Oklahoma City and Tulsa from April 2 to 12.
ANAMOSA IA Thanksgiving finale sees the re formatory football team defeat the Anamosa firemen 20 to 0 to extend a six-year unbeaten streak. Jack McLees, Anamosa High School coach, leads the prison squad. The commerce department announces a July 2 complete revision of airworthiness requirements.
The Big Ten unveils its 1934 football schedule with about eleven to twelve intersectional games and three Notre Dame clashes. Teams like Michigan Ohio State Wisconsin Minnesota Purdue Iowa Illinois Purdue and Northwestern plan varied maps as schedules near ratification in Chicago.
A 1933 article promotes standardized golf practice focusing on a perfect swing to fix faults. It contrasts mass golf with individual play and urges readers toward self developed, unique styles as the path to improving skill.
Talented bouts reported with several upsets as wrestlers from La Junta Seattle and Pittsburgh clinched falls. Notable finishes include Marshall of La Junta pinning McMillen, Numa of Seattle throwing Jeerelens, and Ravotat of Pittsburgh defeating Clinck Stocks.
EW havens Conn INS Princeton enters Yale Bowl as favorite over Yale in the traditional Yale-Princeton showdown. An unbeaten Princeton face an anemic Yale while spectators crowd toward the 50 000 turnout. The betting odds put Princeton at 3 to 1 to win despite Yale spirit.
In Cedar Rapids at the old city auditorium Jimmy Bear defeated Frank Tiger Backley in a three fall bout after losing the first fall. Bear won the second and third falls in a no hold bout lasting 23 minutes for the first fall and four minutes for the final clincher.
The aeronautics branch will cut beacon wattage by 50 percent on federal airways, saving about 75000 dollars annually without reducing light effectiveness. Clear cover glasses will replace the current prismatic lamps to achieve the change.
A sequence of 1933 real estate transfers includes A M Oxley and spouse to Anton and Agnes Tresnak for 20-83-6 with $1 and value. Charles J Jesina and wife to Nina Jesina for 40 ft lot 17 block 25 Bever Park 4 Cedar Rapids. Nina Jesina to Libbie Jesina for 40 ft lot 17 block 25 Bever Park 4 Cedar Rapids. D R Auman guardian to Theodore Mathenyard for undivided 1-6 interest in section 12-84-8 with $1,000. Emma Lavell to Ida M Lavell for undivided one-sixth in lot 1 block 1 First Division Center Point. Higley Land Co to J A Shrader for two 20 ft lots 4 and 5 block 12 Wellington Place 6 add Cedar Rapids with land restrictions and $1. Mabel Larsen to Mary Stoddland for ne 74 lot 5 Weare subdivision out lot 20 with 1933 taxes and $1 value. possession to grantee 3-1-34.
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