Packley and Saunders Promise Friday Wrestling Show Victory
The card features Packley facing Jackie Saunders in a Friday wrestling event. Veterans Jimmy Bear and Johnny Coleman are among the favorites, with Pete Hadder and Scissors Dick billed for competitive appearances. A twenty to fifty minute time frame and 95 minute main bout are discussed amid matchups at Cedar Rapids with Des Moines and Davenport entrants.
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Jackie Saardere
Gibsons
Ares Atrak
Betaren
Jimmy Bear
Johnny Coleman
Jimmy
Pete Hadder
Des Moines
Scissors
Davenport
Mit
Riverside Cage Teams Divide Double Header
St Mary's high school first team beat Riverside 40 to 20 while the Riverside second team defeated St Mary's second 20 to 15 in a local gym double header. A stray line notes an 1895 Ireland county Washington wheat yield of 11742 bushels on one acre of land.
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Riverside
Speelatta Tye Cinse Te Riverside Ia
St Mary's High School
Riverside High School
St. Mary's
Cagers
Ireland
Washington
Coach Crisler Tops 1933 Coaching Poll in Football Teaching Merit
The annual poll of 161 votes names Crisler as the top coach for teaching football in 1933. Thornhill, Davidson, Solem, and Layden follow with notable votes for turning sophomore squads into championship contenders and guiding teams near top conference standings.
Editor of Baseball Bluebook Is Dead
The long time editor of the Baseball Bluebook, a familiar figure in major league circles, died after a life devoted to documenting baseball history. He attended key gatherings in Chicago and was known for his contributions to the sport.
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Hominy Bul Tod
Chicago
England
Price Edward
Wales
Sloan
Tod
Edward
Paris
Longchamps
Jockey Room
America
Jusa Sanderson
Elizabet Saxon
Fort Waynford
Louis
Ferty
Monticello Defeats Hopkinton 29 to 14
Monticello triumphed over Hopkinton with a 29 to 14 victory. The game featured a strong Monticello defense and steady offensive drives that secured the win.
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Monticello
Hopkinton
Kentucky Derby Set To Run On May Day Date
Kentucky Derby officials announced the event will be held in May at Churchill Downs with race leadership confirming the date and overseeing arrangements for the classic.
Viola Hot Shots Edge Whittier 31 29 in Tight Clash
Special to The Gazette Viola team wins at Whittier 31 29 in Viola their eighth game. Viola led 24 16 at halftime as Whittier fought to close gap in second half.
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Viola Hot Shots
Whittier
Vinta
Vina. Sec
Vivla
Sonnenberg Wins as Mage Beats Himself in Ring
Sonnenberg over Mage in a tangled bout as Mack and Sonnenberg clash for dominance. Mack and Hackenschmidt also win to set up a Dec 27 main event. Freddie Atkinson, Jackie Fulton, and Leonard Vick win their races, while Alex Fidler referees.
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Sonnenberg
Mage
Trea Mack Eavoad
Mve
Jack Hackenschmidt
Ol'e Oeson
Hack
Poe
Freddie Atkinson
Kid Morgan
Sioux City
Jackie Fulton
Billy White
Palisades C. C. C
Leonard Vick
Coggan
Jack Ferrell
Anamosa
Alex Fidler
Hawkeye Baseball Sets Sixteen Game Schedule for Spring
University of Iowa baseball will play twenty six games this season Coach Otto Vogel aims for about three additional contests to match the level of competition from past years Eleven Big Ten games are on the slate with most games away from home The schedule includes non conference clashes against Monmouth Bradley Tech Iowa State Chicago Northwestern Notre Dame Minnesota Michigan and Michigan State with tentative dates and locations listed through June 9.
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Elmer Layden
Duquesnes
Dukes
Heartley
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Layden
Pittsburgh
Harry Kupke
Nachisans bin Ten Champership
Ful
Stanford
Matlace Wade
Duke University
Prince Callison
Oregon
Lenore
Oswommer
Bernie Biermar
Montesota Foothall
Joe McKetoes
Boston
Pe Arrere
Crisseg
Thernh
Davidern
Parc
Radoon
the Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Otto Vogel
Hawkeyes
Joop
Monmouth
Nik
Bradley Tech
Peoria
Iowa State
Inwa City
Towa State
Ames
Chicago
Careten
Northfield
Sumnesota
Minnespolis
Northwestern
South Bendiffy
Careron
Tenta
Vinton Victors Over Newhall In Overtime 25-20
Vinton edged Newhall 25 to 20 in overtime on Tuesday night at the focal floor. The game was tied 20 all after regulation as Vinton led 5-4 after the first period and 12-10 at halftime. In the preliminaries Vinton’s second team beat Urbana 27-19 and the Vinton B squad defeated Urbana seconds 16-1.
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Bpertal
Tre Gazett
Vinton Fa
Vinton
Newhall
Urbana
Vinton B
Parnell Defeats North English 26 18 In Open Game
Parnell Ramblers defeated North English 26 to 18. Parnell led throughout with a 17 9 halftime edge. R Ward starred for Parnell scoring 10 points.
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Parnell
Garetts
Parnell Ramblers
North English
Finel
R Ward
Shellsburg Splits Games With Van Horne
Shellsburg split a pair of games with Van Horne on Tuesday. Carr was the high point man for the first game with a 21 to 10 lead for Shellsburg while Van Horne led 16 to 10 in the second half.
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Sordtal
Cazette Shellsburg
Shellsburg
van Horne
Carr
Wyoming Teams Tie With Oxford Junction In Local Games
The Wyoming high teams split with Oxford Junction on Tuesday. The boys won 28 to 20 while the girls lost 20 to 12 in a home gym matchup describing a balanced scoreline and local competition.
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Wyoming
Wyoming High
Oxford Junction
Noor
Vimitors
Crisler tops poll for 1933 coaching excellence
In a nationwide poll Fritz Crisler of Princeton is named the top coach of 1933 with 60 of 161 votes. Ossie Solemn of Iowa ties for third with 17 votes as Crisler’s unbeaten Princeton squad is praised, while debate abounds about other strong teams.
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Fritz Crisler
Princeton
Ossie Solemn
Iowa
Crisler
Tigers
Salem
Hawks
Michigan
Minnesota
Purdue
Nebraska
Hosket Ineligible at Ohio State Basketball
Ohio State University center Wilmer Hosket, all-Big Ten star last season, is ruled ineligible for the current season after mid winter exam grades. He anchored the 1940 41 Buckeyes who shared the Western Conference title with Northwestern and was among the league's top scorers.
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Hosket
Ohio State
Columbus, CO
Ohio State University
Wilmer Hosket
Hasket
Northwestern
Michigan Cagers Beat Rutgers 32 to 22 in Eastern Visit
Michigan delivers first win in eastern trip with 32 to 22 victory over Rutgers. Al Plummer tops Michigan with 13 points as Rutgers’ John Chandler shines early in the second period before Michigan pulls away.
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Michigan
Rutgers
New Brunswich
al Plummer
University of Michigan
John Chandler
Scarlet
Grover
Petoskey
Oliver
College Football Scores Mixed Across 1900s Contests
Associated Press summary lists numerous college football results including Alfred 30 over Univ of Toronto 22, Michigan 32 Rutgers 22, Princeton 1% Harvard 19, Loyola Chicago 2 St Ambrose 22, Marquette II Nebraska 22, and others such as Colorado 32 over Culver-Stockton 23 and Oklahoma 37 over Southern Methodist 28.
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Associated Press
Alfred
Univ of Toronto
Michigan
Rutgers
Princeton
Harvard
Loyola Chicago
St Ambrose
Marquette II
Nebraska
River Falls
St Olaf
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Wittenbere
Valparatsa
St Joseph
Creighton
Kansas State
Fort Naga State
Work College
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Missouri
Colorado
Culver-Stockton
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Oklahoma
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Southwestern
Kansas
Oklahoma City
Dickinson
Hillings Polly
Denver
Colorado College
Univ of Calif
Yoon Men's Institute
Oregon State Zit Multnomah Club
Wrestling Results By The Associated Press
New York match results list Dick Shikat 220 from Philadelphia and Fred Grabmeier 202. Hiarlan drew 1% 16 both fell out of the ring and were counted out. Pennsylvania Sim Londos 29 Greece threw Dick Raines 22. Dal iase Tex Dian St. Louis Ray Steele 21 Glendale Calif threw Ed Lewis 255 Glendale 26 38.
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Associated Press
New York
Dick Shikat
Folladelphia
Fred Grabmeier
Hiarlan
Ring
Hakreiseirg Pa
Sim Londos
Greece
Dick Raines
Daliase Tex Dian ST. Louis
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calif
Straneler) Lewis
Conception High Humbles St John's 28 14 at Independence
Immaculate Conception of Cedar Rapids defeated St. John's 28 to 14 at Independence. The Greyhounds showcased a stingy defense allowing only four field goals. Bob Barnett led Conception with five field goals and two free throws for 12 points, while Green added six points. Van Daele led St John's with two field goals and four free throws for six. Jamason scored two field goals.
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Independence
Immaculate Conception High
Cedar Rapids
St. John’s
Greyhounds
Conception
Bob Barnett
Green
S. C
van Daele
Jamason
Bailey Given A 50 50 Chance To Live
Irvin Bailey from Toronto remained on the danger list with a fair prognosis at Boston City Hospital. Doctors expressed cautious hope for recovery after a temporary improvement in his condition following the December 12 skull fracture during the Maple Leafs Bruins game.
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Boston
Irvin
Bailey
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Boston Bruins
Boston City Hospital
Westminster Defeats Toddville In Narrow Victory
Westminster's senior team defeated Toddville 22 to 13 on the McKinley floor Wednesday night. Reid led Westminster with nine points while Leonard topped Toddville with seven. Westminster beat Toddville 45-43 on Toddville's floor last week.
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Westminster
Toddville
McKinley
Reid
Leonard
Marquette Defeats Nebraska 25 to 22 In Opener
Marquette over Nebraska 25 to 22 in the season opener in Milwaukee. The Golden Eagles were uneven but pulled ahead early. Nebraska played fast and rugged to narrow the halftime deficit to three points.
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Marquette
Nebraska
Milwaukee
University of Nebraska
Hiltoppers
Baseball Men Favor Pardoning Jackson Says Walsh
The piece notes a poll showing many baseball figures favor commuting Joe Jacksons sentence so he can resume earning. It critiques ethics and highlights figures such as Gene Paulette Jimmy O Connell and Lefty Williams while recalling the 1919 World Series and comments by Billy Evans Hughie Pullerton and Weaver.
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Black Sox
Buck Weaver
Landis
Weaver
Jackson
Eddie Cicotte
Claude Williams
Happy Felsch
Chick Gandil
Swede Risberg
Bill McMullen
David J. Walsh
International News Service
New York
Greenville
S. C
K. M. Landis
Joe Jackson
Joe
Gene Paulette
White Sox
Joe Gedeon
Jimmy O'Connell
Billy Evans
Lefty Williams
Evans
Williams
Ray Schalk
Mr Evans
Tand
Frank Prisch
Hughie Pullerton
Sox
Washington High Defeats Grant 39 to 29 In City Cage
Washington High overcame Grant High 39 to 29 on the Wilson floor in the first city cage championship game. Nicholas led the Tigers with six field goals and 16 points while Klumpar paced Grant with seven field goals and 16 points amid a low fouling contest and a flurry of free throws.
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Washington High
Grant High
Wilson
Nicholas
Klumpar
Panthers
Tigers
Tiger
Krumpar
Grant
Johnson
Miller
Snyder
Blahnik
Washington
East Siders
Reyna
Ranger
Orville Rust
Old Time Football Memories and Coach Jokes Appear
A 1923 column recalls Roy Bennett juggling five soup plates and criticizes pep talks as baloney. It notes Colgate coach Andy Kerr buys each scorer a hat and reflects on indoor night games and a past Carlisle Chicago game.
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AL Demaree
Roy Bennett
Ohio -Wesleyan
Bennie Bierman
Minnesota
Bierman
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Chicago University
Carlisle Indians
Chicago Collium
Chile Walsh Resigns As St. Louis Coach
St Louis University announces the resignation of head football coach Chile Walsh after four seasons. Joe Maxwell, previously an assistant under Walsh, is expected to succeed him and has been placed in charge temporarily. Walsh and Maxwell both played for Notre Dame under Knute Rockne. Walsh’s record over four years: 24 wins, 9 losses, 3 ties. this season 6 wins in 9 games.
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ST Louis
Charles F
Chile
Walsh
St. Louis University
Joe Maxwell
Robert S. Johnston
Maxwell
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Alberts Pillsbury Game Cancelled in Minneapolis
The basketball game scheduled for December 28 between Alberts and the Pillsbury team of Minneapolis has been cancelled at the request of the Minnesotans.
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Alberts
Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Elgin Sweeps Hawkeye In Double Victory
Elgin won both basketball games from Hawkeye on Tuesday night with scores 14 to 9 and 16 to 13. The report notes the first symptoms of the dreaded sleeping sickness as aching limbs and failing sight.
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The
Gazette
Elgin. Ia
Elgin
Hawkeye
Mechanicsville Defeats Anamosa 23 to 14 in Opener
Anamosa lost its conference debut as Mechanicsville won 23-14 on Tuesday. Gallmeyer scored to give Mechanicsville a 15-14 edge, then Eggert added three more. Anamosa showed good ball handling but missed close shots.
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The
Gazette
Anamosa
Mechanicsville
Gallmeyer
Eggert
Boxing results round up from gyms and rings
The report lists multiple bouts with fighters from cities like Sioux City Chicago and Cincinnati. Winners include Carl Mason, Jack Gibbons, Freddie Miller, Saddle Tonelli and Jess Freeman with outpoints and knockouts noted. Locations span Pittsburch London Chicago and Cleveland with various weights and judges.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Young Rizhimeier
Jackie Wilson
Pittsburch
Drew
Larry Udells
Aberdeen
S. du
Carl Mason
Albert Lea
Jack Gibbons
St. Paul
Ray Calvert
Shell Rock
Chicago
Freddie Miller
Critinnals
Samm Levine
Saddle Tonelli
Marseilles
Johnny Terry
Jack King
Little Rock
Ark
Duane Maddox
Norfolk
Neb
Carte Brown
Milwaukee
Eddie Steigel
Frankie Keevin
London
England
Les Darcey
Cincinnati
Jess Freeman
Kanesag City
Frankie Sanzano
Henry Palmelec
Cleveland
al Cortes
Washington
D. C
Grant Sophs Win Over Washington Sophomores in Curtain Raiser
Grant High sophomore basketball team defeated Washington sophomores 32 to 25 at Wilson Gym. Grant led 6 to 3 after the first quarter and 14 to 12 at halftime as Mally and McNeal each scored 10 points for the Panthers. Washington forward McDonald added four field goals. Box score lists Inston Saphs with 25.
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Grant High
Washington
Wilson Gym
Tigers
Mally
Panther
Tiger
McNeal
McDonald
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Inston
Grant Sophire
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Christie
Goodrich
Goodrich Silvertown
Goodrich Silvertown, Inc
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