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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1934
Page
2
In a tense middle game contest, Coe built a lead after halftime to defeat State Teachers 30 to 25. IKhammer, serving as reserve center, contributed 12 points as the team held off late charges.
Unclear OCR text shows university gridiron schedule notes and coach references. Mentions Coach Gissie Solem and Husker figures amid garbled lines and partial event hints.
Five coaches face pressure as Minnesota and Westin amid unclear details. The text mentions statistics and names like Seah and Sota, with references to the sector and possible outcomes.
The article reports Cochrane receiving 845 votes to be named best pilot in a Press poll. It notes rivals, including Bertie Bier and Mack, and references other sports figures and teams in a broad election context.
A fragmented sports update mentions Peastern E Stars heading westward for a chart and grid game. Names such as Kerr, Delponte, Adtran, Warner and Mulberry appear amid garbled text referencing teams and venues.
In a high school football result, St Patrick's loses to Iowa City Five with a final score of 34 to 23. The bout occurred at an unspecified Cedar area venue amid a busy local sports schedule.
The article discusses Cornell football material shortages as buyers depart the market. It argues for regulated access to arena resale by the university and rejects dropping football or full professionalization as solutions. It suggests a third path balancing amateurism and expediency to preserve football.
Cresco defeats Waukon High 31 to 7 as Coach Howard Moffite leads Cresco in a tight game. Waukon struggles to connect from the field in the first half while Cresco builds a small lead by mid third quarter and uses reserves in key periods.
In Pasadena California Emil Zimmerman a slender Portland Oregon professional led the opening round of the Pasadena Open with a 69 two under par. Rick Metz of Chicago Ray Magrum of Los Angeles and Harold McSpaden of Kansas City tied for second at 70. Willie Goggin of San Francisco and Morry O Connor of Bellville New Jersey were at 72. Sixty players qualified at 79 or better and another 60 will qualify tomorrow for the 36 hole finals among the low 120 scores.
The readable pieces are incomplete and do not form a coherent news item. This record cannot be reliably summarized from the provided text.
Robby Cruikshank of Richmond Virginia won the Brush colonial open with a 267 total in Nassau. Tony Butler of Harlingen Texas and Leo Mallory of Noroton Connecticut each finished one stroke back at 268 after late lapses, Butler and Mallory tied for second.
In Sydney Vivien McGrath defeats Fred Perry in the opening sets of an international tennis match. The Australian star moved ahead early as Crawford and Quast also performed well in Melbourne ties.
Associated Press notes Ed Don George of New York wins by fall over Sam Cardmano in 31 14. Pesek defeats Peso in Chicago, with other bouts reported as decisive squashings and non specific scores.
Iowa beats Nebraska 31 to 24 in overtime as the Hawkeye quintet shakes off a scoreless second half to claim the nonconference victory in Lincoln.
Paul Daffy Dean star pitcher for the St Louis Cardinals wed Dorothy Sandusky a 19 year old Arkansas beauty pageant winner in Russellville after a weekend courtship The ceremony followed a trip to Fort Smith to buy a ring license and a new suit The license was issued at Ozark Arkansas while Dean returned to Russellville Betty Jane Holt an Ohio State student previously tied to Dean said she wished him luck after learning of the marriage
In Oelwein on Wednesday night Maize Drug defeated Sacred Heart ALL Stars 47 to 17. The Sacred Heart team from Oelwein then beat Waterloo Sacred Heart 32 to 31.
Scores list shows Minnesota leading Carleton 26 to 25, Iowa State 25 and Drake 25, Indiana 39 and Maryland 25, Iowa 34 Nebraska 28 after nine minutes, with Duquesne 39 and Loyels 23.
A defamation suit against Ansell ends with Lluey losing a second appeal. The court denial follows prior rulings, and the case involves an $866,005 claim tied to conference action and related financial penalties.
Katherine Swifh Warluttge filed for divorce from Hanker Warburg of New York. Warburg, a former under secretary of the treasury, faces the action in a New York court.
New York Giants president Charles A. Stoneham states the club will not stage night games in 1934, citing safety risks to players and the high cost of installing and maintaining lighting. He argues daytime play protects pitchers and batters and questions spending on lights over other investments.
A long, error riddled list of college and junior college game results appears, citing teams such as Simpson, Macalester, Washington Junior College, and several others across multiple states with scores and locations. The page includes scattered, unclear lines and ends with a note about the olive as the oldest fruit known to humankind.
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