1933 Sports Stars Highlight Hubbell Lovelock And Ross
The year’s top performances include Carl Hubbell’s pitching for the Giants in the pennant race and World Series, Jack Lovelock breaking the mile record at Oxford Cambridge Princeton meet, and Barney Ross restoring boxing momentum with two wins over Tony Canzoneri. Princeton’s undefeated football season under Fritz Crisler, Shields' tennis surge, and Goodman and Van Wie leading golf capped a landmark year before racing faced new legal restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
New York
Carl Hubbell
Jack Lovelock
Barney Ross Hubbell
Lever
Senators
Lovelock
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Oxford
Bonthron
Jules Ladoumegue
Ross
Tony Canzoneri
Baer
Primo
Sharkey
Barr
Schmeling
Fritz Crisler
Tiger
Crisler
Notre Dame
Southern California
Stanford
Columbia
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
Alabama
Michigan
Duke
Frank Shields
Vines
Allison
van Ryn
Lott
Wimbledon
France
Shields
Perry
Austin
England
Crawford
McGrath
Australia
Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Johnny Goodman
Virginia van Wie
Bobby Jones
Chicago
Helen Hicks
Virginia
Denny Shute
George Dunlap
Gene Sarazen
P.G
Walter Emery
Paul Run- Yan
Craig Wood
Jack Westland
Gus Moreland
Albert Campbell
Charley Ferrera
Equipoise
Ekky
War Glory
Maryland
Singing Wood
Mata Hari
Bazaar
Far Star
Chickstraw
Discovery
Holystone
Babe
Cat
Babe Ruth
Kellsboro
Filent
Angello
Italy
Leslie Pawson
Pawtucket
Yankees
Chapman
Myer
Whitehill
Broker
Indianapolis
Lou Meyer
Zarl
Derby
Wiliam_ Muldoon
Jack Crawford
Henn Cochet
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Harvard
Varsity Crew
Yale
New London
Louisiana State
Glenn Cunningham
Charles Hornboste
Talph Metcalfe
Gus Meier
Jack Torrence
George T. Dunlap
Tross Somerville
Hoylake
Dunlap
Michael Scott
Rydercum
U S
Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Giants
South Palace
St Louis
Tex Carleton
Jimmie Foxx
Ruth
Nationals
Filgworth Vines
Densmore Shute
Dorothy Round
Long Beach
Califoon
Anith
Cornell
Bill Banthren Pentierron
Banthrons
Perrys
Cochet
Dieze Dean Cardinals
Car’ Hubbell
Nationaleague
Anh
Lafts Grove
Aus
Helen Walls Moody
Dos Wightman
Theen Rour
Brush
Lou Brouillard
Ben
Gere Sarazen
Wille Gocs
Jinme Foxx
Sue
Aed
Resende
Goshen
Lou Gehrig Lacath
Cecil Smith
Tommy Hitchcock
Helen
Sebtpe Lott
Lester Stoefen
Dsapayearce
Bisworth Vines
Bryan Grant, Jr
Atlanta
Fred Perry
United States
Johany Fischer
Cincinnati
Barney Ross
Chicaga
George T Dunlap, Jr
Max Marston
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Havre de Grace
Fou
Rooney
Aurora
Elmer _Boeseke, Jr
L Youngs
Stribling
Jeasue
Eastern College
Southern
South Carolina
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Denver
Colorado
Ateles
Southeastern
Southwest
Arkansas
Philadelphia
Omaha
Pra New York
London
Enid Wilson
Newark
Walter Amery
Oklahoma
Joe Kirkwood
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Ie John Hay Whitney
Dodge Sloane
C. V. Whitney
C. Y. Whitney
Hirsch Jacobs
Jack Westrope
Silas B. Mason
F. R. Bradley
James M. Austin
Joseph FE. Widener
Norman Church
E. R. Bradley
Stanier Con
New York Rangers
Boston Bruins
Toronto Maple Leafs
Gar Wood
George Reis
el Logarto
Lake George
1933 Sports Log Highlights From January To December
Chronological atlas of sports events from 1933 list major outcomes and figures across football, golf, tennis, boxing, auto racing, and baseball. Includes Rose Bowl score, papers on Babe Ruth, Carnera Sharkey bout, Runyan golf win, Yale vs. Harvard regatta, and Hubbell’s pitching feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crale Wood
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Primo Carnera
Ellaworth Vines
Helen Jacobs
James J. Corbett
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Boston Red Sox
Thomas A. Yawkey
New York
Eddie Collins
Yale
Ca.a .A
Daniels Park Defeats Gazette Newsboy Team 62 to 44
Daniels Park beat The Gazette Newsboy Team 62 44 on a Friday night. McDonald led Daniels Park with 22 points while the Hibbins brothers both scored 17 for Gazette. A historical note mentions the largest US corn crop was 3 208 000 000 bushels in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park
Gazette Newsways
Hibbins Brothers
The
Gazette
McDonald
United States
Rules Chairman Opposed To Change In Grid Code
Walter R. Okeson, chairman of the college football rules committee, urged caution at the NCAA convention. He argued most changes would complicate an already intricate system and urged simplification only where it improves safety or play. He praised recent progress in avoiding loopholes and emphasized education and supervision to prevent football fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rules
Hicago
Walter R. Okeson
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Alberts-Hutchinson Tickets On Sale For January Showdown
Tickets go on sale next Wednesday for the Missouri Valley AAU league game at Coe gym between Alberts Cleaners and Reno Creamery of Hutchinson Kan. The Hutchinson squad features eight former college stars under Coach George Gardner. 100 reserved seats cost 75 cents. advance women’s admission is 25 cents, 40 cents otherwise. Alberts’ team will be at full strength and may add a center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberts Cleaners
Reno Creamery
Hutchinson
Kan
Missouri Valley A
Alberts
Fred Conrad Elected Buckeye Basketball Captain
Fred Blackle Conrad of Wooster was named captain of the Ohio State University basketball team succeeding Bill Hosket. The senior letterman replaces Hosket after he became ineligible for scholastic reasons. A separate note mentions a cotton bale ginned at Bamberg SC dating to 1919 when cotton sold for 40 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bamberg SC
NRA Expands Roles for Women in National Drive
In 1933 women gained influence as civic actors in the NRA effort. Grace Morrison Poolé and Emily Newell Blair highlight women steering pledges, family budget control, and unemployment relief across cities and rural areas. Frances Perkins notes women returning to payrolls and factory reforms as key 1933 milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grace Morrison Poolé
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
NRA
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Emily Newell Blair
National Democratic Party
Frances Perkins
Labor
Modern Woodmen and Trias Cagers Win In Y City League
Modern Woodmen and the Trias club won Y M C A city league basketball games Friday night. The Woodmen beat Triton 31 18 and Trias defeated the Tigers 18 15. Both games featured few personal fouls with field goals driving the scoring. Andrews and Johnson each had eleven points for Modern Woodmen while Lauser led Trias with three field goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Trias
Triton
Tigers
Andrews
Johnson
Lauser
Texas Farmer Crosses Duck And Buzzard
Edwin Goose Ramey of Dimmit Texas, a wildfowl breeder, reports crossing a buzzard with a duck. The bird has buzzard head and feathers with a duck body and webbed feet, and it wobbles in flight while swimming well. The piece notes Texas size and population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmitt
Tex
Edwin
Goose" Ramey
Ramey
CLASS IN GOLF BY CHESTER HORTON
Chester Horton explains a golf swing method focusing on a smooth slow back swing with a wind up of the body. The technique emphasizes a rigid right leg, upper body turn, and a compression at the top to create spring and acceleration as the club heads toward the ball. An easy roll of the left hip starts the downswing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copsright
1933 World Sports Champions Highlights
A sweeping 1933 sports digest lists champions across auto racing speed records boxing golf hockey and more. Notable names include Bud Tinning Jacob Behaester Primo Camera Midget Wolmast and M. Foxx with leading batters Klein and Foxx and teams New York Giants Washington Senators and Princeton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Campbell
England
Indianapolis
Louw Meyer
Huntington Park
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Charles Klein
Philadelphia
Jimmy Foxx
Bud Tinning
Chicago
Russell van Atta
New York
Carl Hubbell
James Foxx
Jimmie Foxx
New Orleans
American Legion
Real estate transfer notices from Cedar Rapids area parcels
List of 1933 transfers showing grantors and grantees including Louis Modracek, Mary Alice O’Connor, Elizabeth Jones Potter, L. L. Watsabaugh, Frederick R. Hoffman, Union Central Life Insurance, Anna Waitman, Chris Meggers, and Rose Bruna heirs. Transactions note $1 and val uable consideration with lot numbers, town names, and sections, with details of encumbrances, highways, taxes, and leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Modracek
Mary Meek
Grantor
Weern College
Mary Alice O'Connor
Elizabeth Jones Potter
A. S
James Modracek
Western
M. Beverly
Hus
L. L. Wat
Sabaugh
Biks Cobban
Adam
Biks
Bradley
Valcon
Amer. Trust and
Midboro
Frederick R. Hoffman
H. Pollock
Mary Plaur
Mary A. F. Plaur
Minnie Robison
Clarence Meggers
Orig Walker
Walcon
E. Cohn
B. Cohn and Sons, Inc
Murray
Cedar Rapids
Rose Shirk
Rose Bruna
Elmer R. Bruna
John Bruna
Hull
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hubbell, Lovelock
Johnny Goodman von Laurels
Bill Braucher
Hubbell
Terry
Ellsworth Vines
Bre
Bill Tilden
Len
Tennessess
T O. M. Sopwith
Paulino
Rome
Siussolini
Bucks Harris
Vince Dundee
Trojan
Georgia
Purdue
Chuck Klein
Batting King
Ths
Phillies
Cubs
American Olympic Association
AAWU
Germany
Hiller
Army
Navy
Rambiere
Dee
Santa Clara
St Marys
Nlb
Elmer Layden
Hank Anderson
Wille Macfarlane
Athletics
Lefty Grove
Rube Walberg
Max Bishop
Red Sox
George Earnshaw
White Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Daniels Park Gazette
H Hibbins
Okeson
Fred Conrad
Pasadena
Sigrid Arne
Modern Woodmen
Trias Cagers
Triton Chan
SFL
Watland
Andrews Johnson
Vicko Mertons
Larimer Schrader Lepac
a'Campbell
Barnard
Missouri
Trias Cinbd
Rir
Faftp
Nelson
Sauser Wilson Town Smith White
Gebbold Ochran
DiMonts I'Rinderknecht Harvey
Miller
Texas
Chester Horton
Tulsa Oilers
Durant
Okla
Northwestern
Onle Saterthe
Kansas
Kentucky
Brigham Youne
Pitts- Uteh
Werd
Willie Hoppe
Newa Srg
Willie
Jacob Behaeter
Chica
Eunion
Walker Cothrane
Anc
Jos Rudolph
Cleveland
Wolmast
Paname al Brown
Kid Chocolate
Freddie Miller
Jimmy_ McLarnin
Maxie Rosenbloom
Primo Camera
Rowling
E. Hewitt
Eric
G. Zunker
Frank Renkovic
Milwaukee
Pivesman—Fiela’n Opticians
Covington, Ve
Smith
Williams
Boeseke
Pedley
A Roark
Winston Guest
Optimists
Seymour Knox
Baer and Fuller
J. Ouls
Stix
Puller
A. C
Les Anasies
Carnegie Library
Homestead
Tews State
Aggies
A. A.W
James Gilhura
Jack Medica
Seattle
Amn
Guderdale
Pia
Mediey
Carnegie Livrars A. C
Omestead
Katherine Rawls
Dorothy Besnton
Aner Jone
Busan Robarteon
Zleaner Holm
Tennie
Davis Dun
U. S
Great Britain
United
Ethe
Engan Nationel
George Latt
En Ater
Elizabeth Ryan
JF x
Aingiee
Berkeley
Calif
Letty Nuthall
Freda James
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Clifford Sutter
Eugene McCauliff
Yonkers
Jack Tidball
Jane Couehiin
Sern Lee
Mans Nusslein
Ned@ Lilly
Tan
North America
Allee Croth Oo
Chestnut Hills
Ja Hee Ceathery
Ned Lilly
Prank Lightner
E. C. Woodward
Houston
Walter Beaver
Berwyn
Uthern
California
Brigham Young Theatern
Indiana
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Ivan Fuqua
John Fellows
A. GC
Loula Gregory
Mulrose’ A
Johnny Mor
Patrick O’callaghan
Ireland
Sung Weisht
Patrick McDonald
New
John Anderson
Lee_ Bartlett
Decathion
Barney Erlinger
Eulace Peacock
Shore A
New Jersey
Dave Komonen
Toronto
Louise Stokes
Onteere Club
Annette Rogers
Olive Masenius
Simone Schaer