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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1942

Page

12

Baer Louis Gate May Top Indoor Record Of $201613

The New York boxing world anticipates a Friday title clash between Buddy Baer and Joe Louis for the heavyweight crown at Madison Square Garden the bout aims to set a new indoor gate record around 225000. Promoter Mike Jacobs hopes for a sellout as profits likely approach 100000 benefiting Navy Relief Society. Louis, at about 205 pounds, faces Baer 245 pounds in a fight billed as fireworks with career implications for both men.

Buddy Baer Joe Louis Brother Maxie Shor Buddy Mike Jacobs the Garden Navy Relief Society Washington, D. C Sacramento Giant Louis Baer Joling Joe Joe

Barry May Give Up One Of His Three Head Coachships

In Chicago USC coach Sam Barry said he might resign from one of his three head coaching posts in football basketball and baseball if the university must cut its athletic budget due to wartime strain. He noted he remains employed in any capacity USC wishes and warned the program faces staffing additions if the war requires changes.

Barry Chicago INS Sam Barry Southern California Trojans de Paul University of Southern California

Commercial League Teams Play Monday

Three YMCA Commercial League games are slated for Monday with Y Dorm vs Aguilas at 7, Becks vs Armstrongs at 9 and Standard Oilers vs Y Comets at 8. Two Intermediate league games follow Tuesday featuring A Z A vs undefeated Y Arrows at 7 30 and Y facing Y Raiders at 3 15.

Y.M.C.A Aguilas Beck Armstrong Standard Oilers Y Comets A.Z.A Y Arrows Y Raiders

Eddie Collins Jr Weds Pennock Girl in Kennett Square

Eddie Collins Jr 24 son of the famed second baseman marries Jane Pennock 22 daughter of Herb Pennock once a great southpaw pitcher in Kennett Square Pennsylvania Connie Mack former mentor to both families attends as honored guest in a century link to baseball heritage.

Kennett Square Eddie Collins Jane Pennock Herb Connie Mack Collins Athletics

Three A I L Teams Still Unbeaten in League Play

Unbeaten Iowa Light leads the Allied Industrial Basketball League while Collins Radio and Wilson and Co. also remain undefeated. Schedule shows games for Monday and Wednesday with matchups including Wilson and Co versus iLink Belt, Moneyhead versus Universal Crusher, Iowa Light versus Penick and Ford, Iowa Manufacturing versus Le Plante Choate, and Quaker Oats against Collins Radio Light Company.

Iowa Light Wilson and Co iLink-Belt Speeder Moneyhead Universal Crusher lIowa Ight Penick and Pord L Iowa Manufacturing LePlante-Choate Quaker Oats Collins Radio Iowa Linh Collins Wilson An LaPlant-Choate Quaker Iowa Manufacturing Eweee Penick and Ford Wwene Universe Crusher Oats Peirem Iowa Snowincturins Groenen' m Don Universal Wall Church Honeyme Kerres LaPia Penick and Porch

All-American Stutz Modzelewski Leads East Hoop Talk

New York based NEA column highlights Stanley Stutz Modzelewski of Island State as a prolific scorer, averaging over 73 points per game last season and 84 per game this season. It notes his shooting volume and Rhode Island team success, plus Long Island University basketball factors under coach Clair Bee and summer work at Manhattan Beach. It also includes a Phog Allen interview contrasting Eastern and Western basketball styles.

New York NEA Stutz Stanley Stutz) Modzelewski Island State Rhode Islanders Long Island University Clair Bee L. LU Blackbird Bee Manhattan Beach Dick Holub Lenny Howie Rader Saul Cohen Hank Beenders Forrest C Phog) Allen Kansas West

Basketball notes from college courts and officials

A collage of basketball anecdotes mentions rules on screening and fouls, referee quirks, and player mentions. It cites Eastern referees, Oregon State, Manhattan, and Purdue, with praise for John Mandie of Oregon State and notes on Don Blanken and Frosty Sprowl and Piggy Lambert’s Purdue tenure.

Oregon State Manhattan Gill Heé Edmondson Washington John Mandie Pacific Coast Don Blanken

Salem Stars Claim Pac Northwest Title Run

Salem, Oregon Willa Mette University has won the Pacific Northwest Conference basketball title nine times in the last 15 years and lost only 16 of 52 conference games in the past five seasons.

Salem, Ore NEA Willamette University

Wildlife care and jack rabbit hunts in Iowa harsh winter

The narrative urges readers to aid wildlife during heavy snows by feeding birds and animals, including posting free feed at 78 Sixteenth Avenue SW. It reports jack rabbit hunts with large counts, notes low fur supplies, and praises state conservation officers and their training for national defense.

Chuck Kosek Sam Smylie Frank Teply Frank Balsanek Linn County Fish and Game Club Bernard Smreek Lou Miskovsky Leon Stusak Old Place Sixteenth Avenue Iona Iowa Conservation Officer America

Iowa wildlife notes on fur laws and 1941 hunting results

The report covers fur shipping permits required from the conservation commission in Des Moines, seasonal hold rules, and fish removal data. It reviews 1941 Iowa fishing hunting trapping seasons, noting strong hatchery production, excellent pheasant and quail seasons, mixed fishing success, and shifting fur prices with mink and muskrat numbers guiding a 30 day season.

State Conservation Commission Tenth Mulberry Des Moines Conservation Commission Iowa Spirit Lake Tremely Black Hawk Clear Lake Lost Island Storm Lake Lowa Boundary Mississippi River South North Iowa

Buddy Baer Named Defendant In Suit Over Car Smashup

Buddy Baer, challenger to Joe Louis for the title in a navy relief fund bout on January 9, was named a defendant in a $36,000 damage suit arising from a Christmas Eve automobile collision. The suit, filed by Mr. and Mrs. Wellington H. Wilkins of Shrewsbury Township, N J, alleges their car was struck in Eatontown by a vehicle owned by Anna Griefenhain and driven by boxing promoter Jerry Casale, who allegedly operated carelessly and negligently.

Trenton N. J Buddy Baer Joe Louis Navy Relief Fund Wellington H. Wilkins Shrewsbury Township Anna Griefenhain Jerry Casale Eatontown

Ancient Ox Horns Shape Early War Trumpets to Modern Horns

Ancient horns used in warfare, made from ox horns, influenced the development of brass instruments in later bands and orchestras, shaping the sound and design of modern horn ensembles.

NEA Scribe Takes Issue With Allen

A Kansas writer challenges Dr Forrest C Allen on his warnings about college football. He notes many small colleges do not profit and that football budgets balance or subsidize other programs. The piece references Amherst Wesleyan Williams Colby Bates Bowdoin Maine Tufts Western Reserve Cornell Dartmouth and more while shrugging off dire forecasts.

Forrest C. Allen University of Kansas Allery New England Amherst Wesleyan Williams Colby Bates Bowdoin Maine Tufts Midwest Wabash Coe Western Reserve Cleveland Dr. Allen Cornell Ohio State Ithaca Columbus New York Dartmouth Hanover Yankee Stadium Polo Grounds Duke Durham Colgate Hamilton

Missouri football star Bob Steuber 20 and uncle of twenty

Columbia Missouri AP reports Bob Steuber a Missouri football halfback and noted athletic star is twenty years old and has twenty nieces and nephews. He has six brothers and five sisters, all but one married.

Columbia Mo Bob Steuber Missouri

Quick Breaks in Basketball From Naismith to Fire Department Offense

The piece traces basketballs quick break origins to James Naismiths first game and describes todays fire department offense as fast and well planned. It highlights a three lane system with a center dribbler and two attackers, notes regional popularity in Missouri Valley and Indiana programs, and contrasts it with the slower offense.

NEW York — Fire Department James Naismith Reon Fire Department Rocky Mountain Southwest Middle West Branch McCracken Indiana Piggy Lambert Purdue

Grid Coaches Would Make Good Officers

Whitney Martin argues football coaches possess officer material for military leadership. He cites coaching leadership, game strategy terminology, and adaptability as parallel to warfare, noting even small high school coaches could serve as officers.

York Wide World United States

Doyle picks Cardinals and Yankees as early pennant favorites

AP reports baseball analyst Jack Doyle predicts the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees as early pennant favorites amid war era uncertainty. He notes possible player draft impact, names Brooklyn and Cincinnati as strong contenders, and lists White Sox as a potential dark horse.

Miami Beach Filia Jack Doyle St. Louis Cardinals New York Yankees Sam Doyle Cardinals Brooklyn Cincinnati Giants Cubs Pirates Braves Phillies Yanks Red Sox Indians Tigers White Sox Jimmy Dykes Chicago

Williams To Take Army Draft Exam In Minneapolis

Boston Red Sox outfielder Ted Williams will report for his selective service examination in Minneapolis after registering there. He will take his physical examination in Minneapolis instead of San Diego California, and had no comment.

Shedd Aquarium Chicago San Francisco Aquarium California Mississippi River Guttenberg Eldon Saeugling United States Fish and Wildlife Service Saeugling Bureau Station Williams Minneapolis Princeton, Minn Ted Williams Boston Red Sox San Diego Calif

Eastern Iowa Basketball Scores At South English

Scattered scores from South English show teams competing in a local contest. Player names and exact tallies are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a regular season scoreboard update from the Eastern Iowa area.

First He Ever Saw A Major League Debut Opener Tale

The article recalls Ace Ade of the York Giants witnessing his first major league game, the 1941 season opener between the Polo Grounders and the Brooklyn Dodgers, marking his inaugural exposure to big league baseball.

NEW NEA Ace Adeams York Giants Ota Siahee Polo Grounders Brooklyn Dodgers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Navy Relief Delaney-Maloney Jack Cuddy Maxie Primo Carera Jim Braddock Eddie Collins, Jr Stutz Modzelewski Rhode Islander ATL. L. v Rhode Merican Soph Oregon Mandic Coast Len Rader Long Island U Salem Stars Sioux Ceinter NEA Scribe Allen Harvard Endicott Peabody II Uncle Bob Naismith Whitney Martin Eastern Iowa Meara Cox
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