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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1939

Page

3

Annual Iowa Open Table Tennis Championship Carded for Montrose

The sixth Iowa open table tennis championship will be held in the Crystal room at the Montrose hotel on March 4 and 5 with eight divisions. 150 to 200 players from Iowa and Illinois cities including Quincy, Rock Island, Moline, Peoria are expected. Entries due by Thursday noon March 2 to B Jackson Y M C A.

Crystal Room Montrose Hotel Iowa Quincy Rock Island Moline Peoria Illinois B.jackson Bill Holzrichter Chicago

Greens on the court mark IC Greyhounds long dynasty

Immaculate Conception’s Green brothers lead a storied dynasty with Jim as captain in 1932 35 La Verne and Bill joining later. The Greyhounds won 18 of 19 this season and may clinch the diocesan title. Roosevelt shocks city to claim only title thus far after a slow start.

Immaculate Conception Green Brothers Jim Brother la Verne la Verne Greyhounds Bill East Side Dubuque Greens

YMCA Basketball Schedule Highlights Local Games

A busy YMCA basketball slate lists February showdowns at McKinley Roosevelt Franklin and Y rooms. Teams include Bethel A E vs Community House, Orthodox vs First Christian, Trinity M E vs Trinity Lutheran, and more with late February matches across McKinley Roosevelt Franklin and Kenwood venues.

Pioneers Bethel A . E Community House McKinley John Huss M. E Erate Reformed Rangers Roosevelt St. Orge Orthodox First Christian Franklin First Evangelical Trinity M. E Roosevelt Church of Brethren Robins Danels Park Presbyterian Ranklin George Orthodox St. Paul M. E McKinley Community House Sinclair Mem McKinley Senior Ss Central Park Calvary Baptist Roosevelt Trinity M.E Trinity Lutheran Kenwood Presbyterian Franklin Ge Coaton Bepela Presbyterian Eae Fe Ae M 'Er First Baptist McKinley Oleh Westminster Presbyterian McKinley Pepin Evangelical Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian Roosevelt Second Evangelical United Presbyterian Franklin Renwood Presbyterian Westlater Presbyterian Roosevelt Heliax Second Evangelical Franklin Community House Marion Presbyterian McKinley Estminster Presbyterian Kenwood First Evangelical YMCA L. Pet Marlon Bethel First United Trinity M Corron Westminster S'aclair Franklin Pioneers First Reformed Rangers St Paul Mohawks John Huss Blackhawks Church of Brethren, Robins Bethel A. M. E Trinity M Community House St George Orthodox

Texas to Play Colorado in 1940 and 1941 Football Series

University of Texas officials announce a signed contract for football games with the University of Colorado in 1940 and 1941. The two games mark a planned two game series arranged by athletic authorities in Austin Texas.

Austin, Tex INS University of Texas Texas University of Colorado

George Sisler backs Rickey as son joins Cardinals

George Sisler explains his son Dick Sisler chose the St. Louis Cardinals over the Browns due to loyalty to Branch Rickey, who launched Sisler’s Hall of Fame career as a player. Rickey, then Browns manager in 1916, helped transform Sisler into a first baseman, and he later became a Cards executive.

ST. Louis George Sisler Branch Rickey Dick Sisler St. Louis Cardinals Browns Rickey Sisler University of Michigan Emma Hagenstein Mary

States Restrict Interstate Imports of Certain Made Products

Thirty-four states enact laws banning the importation of certain made products from other states.

Picard Leads Third Round in Crescent City Open

Henry G Picard of Hershey Pa extended his lead to five strokes after a 68 in the third round of the Crescent City Open in New Orleans. Harold McSpaden Sammy Snead Zell Eaton and Chandler Harper battled for position as 54 holes concluded with Picard at 209.

New Orleans Henry G Picard Hershey Swinging Brigade Pennsylvania Picard City Park

Ohio and Michigan Swim Bruins Tied in Big Ten Meet

Ohio State and Michigan fought to a 42-42 draw as nine events mirrored a prior Ann Arbor clash. Stanhope and Quayle led in medley and freestyle, while Michigan’s Tomski outdueled Quayle in a photo finish the final relay.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State Michigan Wolverines Ann Arbor Wolves Stanhope Higgins Quayle Kirar Holmes Hutchens Barker Tomski Wolverine Corps

Gophers Stop Wildcats for First Big Ten Win

Minnesota, led by standout Sylvester Johnson, beat Northwestern 46 to 38 in a Big Ten swim meet at home. Johnson sparked the victory with strong middle distance swims as Coach Niels Thorpe’s squad earned its first conference win of the season.

Minneapolis Niels Thorpe Sylvester Johnson Minnesota Northwestern

Bowlers shine and stories ring through leagues

Elfie Magnusson details a lively bowling week with standout scores. Wes ley Novotny 267 Paul Smith 266 and Sidlinger 259 lead Red Crown action while Coffin and Miller post 606 and 610 in Oelwein tourneys. Local women and youth figures post strong totals as state and national events loom.

Red Crown Wesley Novotny Paul Smith Sidlinger Novotny Smith Oelwein Coffin Miller Hoppe Quaker Oats Banquet Kerres Art Winne Lions Club Y. M Rebelski Gas Company Ringer Mount Vernon Iowa Electric Light and Power League Daryl Kurtz Jerry Hanson Miss Hanson Lincoln Subway Rosalind Mercer Georgia Frasinger Rachel McArtor Pfeffer Hammar Wagner National Oats Jensen Clark Lincs Kane Krumbholz Evans Hemmer

Knapp Table Tennis Team Extends Winning Streak

Knapp Investments undefeated in city league with a 10-0 victory over Light Co No 1 securing their fourteenth straight win. Other standings show Eiks 10, Cherry-Burrell 7, Monarch Foods 4 and Light Co No 24 trailing as of the latest round.

Knapp Knapp Investments Light Co. No. 1 Eiks Light Co Ieseldee HO Monarch Foods Pet. Knepp Investment Co Belden Ee Marien Cherry Burrell Inter Ocean al Inter Ocean Knapp Thvestment Co Marion Elks Gundling Insurance Co Teeenth Tisnt Co

War Admiral And Stagehand Win At Hialeah

War Admiral won the seven furlong Fort Pierce purse by a half length at Hialeah Park while Stagehand defeated Bull Lea in the McLennan Memorial at the same meet. Pasteurized and Sandy Boot trailed in the Fort Pierce race. Mythical King finished third in the McLennan Memorial field.

Miami Fla Samuel D. Riddle Maxwell D. Howard Hialeah Park Mrs. W. Plunket Stewart J. D. Norris Sandy Boot Stagehand Bull Lea McLennan Memorial

Air-Way Gun Club Sets Hunters Shoot February 26

The Cedar Rapids Air-Way Gun club announces a Hunters shoot for Sunday February 26. Program starts 10 a.m. with lunch at noon. Matches are for hunters only and unregistered shooters cannot complete. Bingo offered for non shooters.

Cedar Rapids

Winter Visitor club trims list in St. Petersburg

In a 1939 event at St. Petersburg Florida the Smiths Winter Visitor club reduced its 600 members to 229 named John Smith as the common designation in the roster.

Smith St. Petersburg, Fla John Smith

Iowa Hawkeyes Fall Short in Dual Meet With Wisconsin

In Iowa City the Hawkeyes suffered a 55 34 loss to Wisconsin as Ed Smith led a Badger sprint sweep and set a field house record in the 70 yard high hurdles. Iowa took six of nine swimming events and set a pool mark by George Poulos in the 200 yard breaststroke.

Owa University of Iowa Wisconsin Iowa Ed Smith John Collinge Iowa Star Collinge Bush Lamb George Saling Badgers Walter Eh Mehl Buxton Towle Farrin Iowa City George Poulos Marshalltown Bob Allen Thompson Emmerich Noehl Gile Hawkeye Siefert Badger Ray Walters Towa A. Armbruster Poulos Draves Ahlgren Tesla Walters Kershaw Brandon Hayes Emmerick Armbruster Bremer Horton Ristow Lowry Crowley Wisconsin Thompson Teufel Twins George Bresnahan Hawkeyes Fred Teufel Milton Billig John Groves Smith C. Teufel Wisconesin Billig Graves Padway Gardner Roberts Malisch Leng Harkness F Teufel Wiggins Baird Harber Best Parrish Wilson Kommers

Release Pairings For Junior College Meet March 9 10 11

Pairings were made for its junior college state basketball tournament March 9 10 and 11 as follows Upper bracket Boone versus Burlington Cres ton versus Ellsworth Estherville versus Graceland Maquoketa versus Mason City Northwestern bye Red Oak bye Tipton bye Washington bye Lower bracket Albia bye Britt bye Chariton bye Eagle Grove versus Emmetsburg Fort Dodge versus Grandview Marshalltown versus Muscatine Osceola versus Beeler Waldorf versus Webster ity

The Gazette Washington Boone Burlington Creston Ellsworth Estherville Graceland Maquoketa Mason City Northwestern Red Oak Tipton Albia Britt Chariton Eagle Grove Emmetsburg Fort Dodge Grandview Marshalltown Muscatine Osceola Beeler Waldorf Websterity

Oklahoma Wins First Track Dual

The University of Oklahoma defeated Nebraska 54 to 50 in a dual indoor track meet, the Sooners first-ever dual indoors, in Lincoln Nebraska.

Oklahoma Lincoln Neb University of Oklahoma Pineraily Nebraska

Cedar Rapids Teams Triumph in Iowa City Badminton Meet

Cedar Rapids badminton teams won seven to six over University of Iowa sides in an elimination series at the Iowa City women's gym. In the mixed doubles final Rody Rose and Margaret Schmithalt of Iowa defeated Jacqueline Miller and Bernard Smith of Cedar Rapids 15 10 15 11. Cedar Rapids pair Dorothy Sve¢ and Lorraine Nelson captured the women's doubles 15 11 11 15 15 10. Other Cedar Rapids members included Clifford Cooper Byron Bollinger Elsie Beleh rad Don Steffa Joe Koenigsmark Christine Bjornsen Florine Fields Betty Hopton Leone Serbousek and Dorothy Greer.

Cedar Rapids University of Iowa Iowa City Rody Rose Margaret Schmithalt Jacqueline Miller Berenard Smith Dorothy Sve Lorraine Nelson Clifford Cooper Byron Bollinger Flsie Beleh«rad Don Steffa Joe Koenigsmark Christine Bjornsen Florine Fields Betty Hopton Leone Serbousek Dorothy Greer

Quaker Oats Five Upset Cedar Rapids Rifle and Pistol Club

The Quaker Oats five beat the Cedar Rapids Rifle and Pistol club 899 to 898 Friday night. Individual scores were Davin 282 Clark 265 Stephan 256 York 269 and Waffle 252 as the local pistol team totaled 1324 of 1500.

Quaker Oats Cedar Rapids Rifle and Pistol Club Davin Clark Stephan York Waffle

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Montrose Holtzrichter Leo Lucas Roosevelt High School Don Wolfe Fort Madison Clinton Waterloo East Belle Plaine Anamosa Roughriders Rough Riders Dubuque High Keystone Monticello St. Wenceslaus Center Point Linn Springville Coe Gymnasium First Christian Pioneers Christian Disciples Pioneer Church Guy Linville, Jr Robert Hash Jack Geiger Dean Barnhizer Marvin Hollingsworth John Sebern, Jr George Pecher Kenneth Delp John Greenlee Charles Dazois David Deaver William Burger Deane Shupp Dwaine Shupp Harold Smith Robert Thomas Howard Tomlinson Boys’ Work Y. M. C. A. Basketball Rapi Chevrolet Co E. Dia Son Cardinals Ohio, Michigan Gophers Elfie Magnusson Lucille Sarver Pauline Rock Lillian Hefner Louise Gillis State Association Leta Nezerka Hefner Cedar Rapids Association Cleveland Joe Novotny George Pfeffer Nellie Sheffie Checker Electric Drewry Ale Harry Summers Peter Pan Jones-Skelly Penick and Ford Army” Happel Hialeah RED Crown League Eddyart Limback Lbr Miller Langhem Mersh Rearton Bewalt Racek Neyens Baker Lear Handicap Lana Blue Valley Bad's Conoco Daywittebeck Feilwock Lovan Benedict Mersh Eber Ingett Hauskins Nandicap Burlingame Stemlar’s Soc Lattner & Co Bachman Kwood Lancaster Lattner Uva Cosek Bevcik Churchill Cl’s Wileen & Ge R. Chyba Ife Tracher Procek Jostens Vessey Vaendracek Kirwin Dine Sullven cPann Tary Sysel Horan Night Owl League Morehead Prudential Warneke Caldwell Yerkes Adair Morehead Carney A. Wagner Sloan O'Meara Tru-Art Anderson Rittmoore Jenkinson Lundgren Kehne N. Hynberg Segar Paris Cleaners Clover Farm Gearhar Buchan Schull Benson Dennis Aad Shelton Hamilton Marsoun Pawnee Berra Babe Mit Sudhan McGinty Fahl Mson Angel Chal i Warner Paxton Prokop Velky Oaveeeas Prokop Velks Progre Eee Eee J. c. O. Eae Froken Voles A. c. No Boch Brodale Ae Soph C. R. Rifle and Pistol Club Des Moines Kansas City Crandic Smart Streamline Rock Island Rocket Rocket Pullman Ari Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway
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