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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1935

Page

13

SMU to Meet Stanford in Rose Bowl on New Year's Day

SMU accepted a bid to play Stanford in the 30th Rose Bowl in Pasadena on January 1. Stanford earned the West nomination after a 7 0 loss to Columbia in 1934 and a 29 13 defeat by Alabama this season.

Ps Alto Southern Methodist University Stanford University Pasadena Alfred C Masters Stanford James Stewart SMU Texans Texas Chisgan University Columbian Cedis Alabama Mustangs West Cardinals Pittsburgh Nore Dame Columbia C L. A Santa Clara Indians Southeastern Louisiana State Tulane Southern Duke Washington and Lee Big Six Nebraska Kansas State Rocky Mountain Colorado Utah State Colorado State Greeley Missouri Valley Washington U Tulsa Washington University Southern Methodist Texas Christian

What Cheer To Play Thirteen Cage Games

What Cheer high school basketball schedules a thirteen game season against Keokuk and surrounding counties. The tentative slate lists non league dates in December January and February with games at home and away against Keokuk and area opponents.

Gazette Basketwald Keekuk Jan JeHer

Tipton and Stanwood Fives Clash Tuesday

Tipton and Stanwood meet in a high school boys basketball matchup on Tuesday at Stanwood High Gym. The game features Tipton seeking a road win as Stanwood aims to defend home court in the conference race.

Tipton Stanwood

Cardinals Bears Tie as Lions Crush Dodgers 28 0

Detroit Lions walloped Brooklyn 28 0 to lead the western division while the Cardinals battled the Bears to a draw. The Giants clinched the eastern title by defeating Philadelphia 21 14. The Redskins closed their season with a 13 3 rally win over Pittsburgh.

Chicago Detroit Lions Chicago Cardinals New York Giants Lions Brooklyn Dodgers Cardinals Bears Detroit Giants Philadelphia Eagles Bostons Redskins Pittsburgh Holy Cross Manhattan Boston College Dartmouth Columbia al Barabas Western Maryland Georgetown Baylor Rice St. Mary's Washington State Stanford California Idaho Texas A Washington St Mary’s Oregon South Carolina Florida Texas Christian Santa Clara

Williams Faces Task Rebuilding Iowa Cage Team

Iowa coach Robhe Williams faces a rebuilding season with a young Hawkeyes squad after a 33 to 29 loss to James Millikin University. He plans to lean on sophomores Kenneth Suesens Ed Thompern Joe Van Ysseldyk Sam Johnson Journ Drees and Matt Wal as the team develops before Carleton.

Iowa City Robhe Willams University of Iowa Hawkeyes James Millikin Iowa Wilams Kenneth Suesens Ed Thompern Joe van Ysseldyk Sam Johnson Journ Drees Matt Wal Willems

Stromberg Named Captain Of Army Football Eleven

Stromberg of Chicago is announced as captain of the Army football eleven succeeding Bill af anoerd. The report notes his leadership as the team prepares for the season under coach leadership and aims for strong performance.

Stromberg Army

Princeton Rated No One Team in 1935 Football Rankings

New York based International News Service columnist Bill Corim places Princeton atop his 1935 ranking list led by Princeton, Minnesota and SMU. He notes Princeton’s 38 to 7 bowl win over Yale, calling it an off day for Princeton despite the decisive victory and praises Yale’s fight and class.

Princeton Minnesota Notre Dame New York University Fordham Masters Bill Corim International News Service New York Yale Tigers Middle West Bierman Pitney West Rock Old Nassau Gazette Iowa City Iowa University Burt Ingwersen Ossie Solem Madison Bell Texas A Southern Methodist Texas Baylor Rice Dallas Centre College

Tama Licks Toledo In Charity Football Game 6-2

A Tama selected team defeated a Toledo eleven 6 to 2 in a charity football game at Tama field. About 600 spectators watched as Tama won with a fourth quarter score after Toledo punted from the 25 yard line. Proceeds, about $300, were split between Tama and Toledo for worthy causes.

TAMA Toledo Dick Crayne Dwight Hoover University of Iowa Pat Henry Ben Jones Cherry Jack McRoberts Toueneve Wolfe Teledo Cherri Ta Tama Ars Toledo

Red Pepper Posts Sports Debate and Dizzy Dean Tales

Earl Red Pepper rails at Bill Corum for omitting Ohio State from top football teams list. The column revisits Dizzy Dean’s boasts over salaries, a St. Paul bow, and a later bonus mixup. It recalls Iowa coach speculations and notes Southern Methodist’s 1911 founding and early football results.

Dizzy St. Paul Cubs Chicago St. Louis Dean Branch Rickey Ad

Iowa Quintets Open Basketball Action This Week

Iowa, Drake and Grinnell await early starts as Drake and Grinnell have not opened their seasons. Iowa hosts an open date after a loss to James Millikin. Friday features Iowa State versus Simpson in Ames and multiple conference games across the state including Cornell at Minnesota and Central hosting Loyola of Chicago.

Des Moines Iowa Drake Grinnell James Millikin Illinois Iowa State Simpson Ames Cornell Luther Decorah Coe Towa Cedar Falls Buena Vista Harlem Globe Western Union South Dakota University Penn Albia St. Ambrose Platteville Wis Elkader Junior College Maquoketa Central Loyola of Chicago Minneapolis Minnesota

Western Reserve Fullback Zech Stars As High Scorer

New York AP reports Ray Zech of Western Reserve finished as the nation’s top scorer for the 1935 football season with 112 points from 15 touchdowns and 22 points after touchdowns across ten games. Eddie Stanley of Williams was second with 96 points in eight games.

NEW York Ray Zech Western Reserve Zech Eddie Stanley Williams Zeh Stanley

Rowley Boys Edge Aurora High 26 to 25 on Home Floor

Rowley high school boys defeated Aurora on their home floor by 26 to 25 Friday night. The game finished tied at 24 in the final quarter before Rowley added two points to seal the win. earlier the Rowley girls had tied Aurora 23 to 23.

Rowley Boys Aurora High Rowley, In Rowley High School Aurora Rowley Rowley Girls Independence Orrin Primus Thomas Hill Route 2 Civil Service Commission Wapello Louisa County Hilda DeWaele Harold McCormac Louisa County Farm Bureau E. D. Peterson B. Garrett Eileen Dotson Keith

Lowly Goat Defended As Cow's Superior

Reading, Pa. UD) George Benz vice president of the Delaware Valley Milk Goat association defends goats against being seen as inferior to cows. He urges equal care arguing milk goats can be valuable, productive, docile and inoffensive and are more intelligent than cows.

Reading George Benz Delaware Valley Milk Goat Association

Damage 20185 in Fire At Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Mercy hospital annex fire on November 13 gutted the nurses area causing 20185 in damage. Initial estimates were higher but officials say rebuilding plans depend on insurance discussions. A second item notes a Golden Rule club gathering at Timms home with prizes awarded to Ida Maier and Leroy Walser.

Iowa City Mercy Hospital Oto Wall Ted Schmith Donald Timms

Middle West Played the Best Football

International News Service notes from Chicago praise the Middle West for top college football this season. Minnesota, Ohio State, and Notre Dame are highlighted as standout teams with Minnesota described as supreme against eastern foes.

John C. Hoffman International News Service Chicago Middle West Minnesota Southern Methodist Princeton Fordham Purdue Wisconsin Indiana Michigan Wolverines Columbia Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio State Michigan State Quakers Tllnois Biewer California Trojans Washington State Stanford Oregon State Notre Dame Northwestern Army Irish Coast

1935 Football Season Called Greatest Ever

The piece salutes a game season marked by shocks and stellar wins. It highlights Southern Methodist, Princeton and Army, notes SMU’s Rose Bowl bid over Stanford, and praises Army’s service-team surge while listing champions by region.

Associated Press York Minnesota Southern Methodist Princeton Stanford Army East Pittsburgh Big Ten Ohio State Pacific California Southwest Rice

Rumors Fly Over Fordham Coaching Change

New York based reports suggest Ship Madigan may replace Crowley as Fordham head coach. Fordham circles hint Notre Dame great Madigan quit St. Marys Moraga and take over at Rose Hill if Crowley leaves. Some sources name Major Bob Neyland as preferred candidate.

New York INS Ship Madigan St. Mary's Moraga Calif Jimmy Crowley Fordham Notre Dame Rose Hill Madigan Bob Neyland Tennesse Rams Crowley Gregory College

Grain elevator sale changes Iowa business leadership

John and Paul Lewis have sold their grain elevator to W. W. Harras of Nevada Ta. Harras will take over Dec. 4 and will shift to livestock buying and selling. The Lewises have run the elevator for five years and will focus on cattle trading.

John and Paul Lewis W. W. Harras Nevada Lewis Brothers Harras Toledo Carl Tama County District Court Dinsdale Savings Bank of Dinsdale D. W. Bates C. O. McCreery Bates Marjorie Bickett A. Pyle

Center Point Teams In Market For Games

Fragmentary local sports note shows Center Point seeking basketball games and arranging contacts. Limited readable names appear. no clear opponents, dates, or results are established in the surviving text.

Riverside St Marys Wins Double Header

Riverside St Marys opened their basketball season with a Friday double header. The varsity defeated St Johns 24 to 14 and the reserves won 47 to 16.

Riverside St. Mary’s Specta Gazette Riverside St Marvs St Johns Serv

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