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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1938

Page

5

Baer Seizes New Path To Heavyweight Glory

Max Baer defeats Tommy Farr at the Garden, signaling a possible title run. Baer contends a June bout with Louis or Schmeling could yield the richest crowd since Dempsey, while earning a prize and future fights worth up to a quarter million dollars.

Max Baer Tommy Farr York Farr Baer Louis Gunnar Barlund Baer-Farr Louis Schmeling Schmeling Tunney Dempsey California Moses The New Yorker

Temple Quintet To Meet Oklahoma Aggies In Indy Semi finals

Temple University the Eastern Conference basketball champion faces Oklahoma A&M in the national invitational tournament semi finals Monday at Madison Square Garden. Colorado and NYU meet in the other semi final with Whizzer White starring for Colorado.

NEW York Temple University Oklahoma A Colorado University New York University New York City Madison Square Garden Colorado Whizzer” White Oklahomans

Hardiman to Head M. and J. League

Manufacturing and Jobbers league officials elected T. L. Hardiman president Roy Olson as vice president H. L. Burns secretary Milo C. Nelson treasurer Five teams Cedar Rapids Engineering Iowa Electric Light and Power La Plant Choate Quaker Oats Wilson Packing may add a sixth. season starts in May at Daniels Park Booster tickets will be sold 50 cents each to curb hat-passing. contact Hardiman for entry

Manufacturers and Jobbers Baseball League T. L. Hardiman Roy Olson H. L. Burns Milo C. Nelson Board of Control Burns Dave Cripps C. L. Herbeck Scott Hammond Harold Wies Cedar Rapids Engineering Company Iowa Electric Light and Power Company la Plant-Choate Company Quaker Oats Company Wilson Packing Company Hardiman Daniels Park

Local Swimmers Rout Waterloo 83 to 40 in Cedar Rapids Meet

Cedar Rapids swim team defeated Waterloo 83 40 at the local pool Saturday afternoon. Ross Marsh and Condon each had three firsts for the locals in the all day events. Miller led Waterloo in the 40-yard backstroke as the meet served as a prep for the district championships in Waterloo on the 26th.

Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ross Marsh Condon Miller Sheehy McCollister Gibson Wilson B. Gibson Manville C.r.bizsell Howland Foushee Marshi Maserton E. Hemseth C. Hemseth C.R Aakins Krabbenhoft Henry Brand Schultz Braun Griffith Jones IW Mirst Sheehye Foster Krapbenholt Corrdon Britton Palmer Revahatels Braun Humphrey L. Hemseth Jones Lynch Mikas

Indiana U May Enter Texas Relays On Apr 2

Austin Texas AP Indiana University may send a team to the Texas Relays opening April 2 joining Drake Chicago Kansas Minnesota LSU Nebraska Kansas State and Southwest Conference schools. Texas director Clyde Littlefield notes Hoosier authorities may ship a delegation south for the 11th track carnival.

Austin Tex Texas Relays Indiana Drake Chicago Kansas Minnesota Louisiana State Nebraska Kansas State Clyde Littlefield Hoosier Penn Littlefield Texas University of Texas

Wilson & Co. Packers win second-round title in Allied Industrial league

Wilson & Co. basketball posted strong momentum in the league’s second round, capturing the title after a solid finish in the first round. They defeated Iowa Electric Light and Power in the championship playoff, with Wilson’s also handing Rath Packers of Waterloo a defeat on their home floor.

Wilson & Co Packers Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Wilson's Rath Packers of Waterloo Robert Bochek Harold Meyn Tim Alton John Feiereisen Adolph Ahrens Don Campbell Ernest Meyn Howard Towe Gordon Pisarik Ralph Forrestal Mel Wessel Art Holland Gerald Butts Lyton Niles

Notre Dame Dominates Central Collegiate Meet With New Records

Notre Dame wins the central collegiate indoor championships with 56 points, breaking their own 441% point record from 1929. Gregg Rice sets a meet record in the two mile with 9 19.6, while Pittsburgh places second and Michigan State third as various Notre Dame athletes claim multiple wins and records.

South Bend Notre Waite Michigan State Harvey Woodstra Woodruff Pittsburgh John Woodruff Pitt Marquette Drake Kansas State Wayne Butler Western State Michigan Normal Gibbs Notre Damel Dean Laneton Notre Dame Habrie Gaynier Belner Paymonville Bizak Bazyk Dillon Francis Milera Southworth Rice Miller Prey Mich. State Wondy Greer Clifford Bryant Kinert Black Mahoney Johnny O'Brien al Tolmich Mich State Fuller Fadnett Gormley Billy Zepp Gene Howery Chappell Hester Metre Dame Fehr Shurlila Woodstra Anderson Normal Baker Bennett Wellwood Leonas Mahaffey Burke Ohl Ferrara McKee

Oxford Wins Over Cambridge in Close Track Meet

Oxford defeated Cambridge 60 to 57 at White City stadium in the annual track clash. John Irwin of Keokuk Iowa won the 220 yard low hurdles in 24.9 seconds, just a tenth off the meet record, aiding Oxford in a rare point decision.

Oxford Cambridge London White City Stadium John Irwin Keokuk Princeton Irwin

Bowlers Set for A B C Tourney and Local Meets

Elfie Magnusson notes Cedar Rapids bowlers eye national action with the A B C tournament looming. Local city tournament entries close March 31 with play April 3 to 17 at Lincoln Alleys. State Knights of Columbus events spread across three Sundays headline a busy bowling calendar.

Elfie Magnusson Cedar Rapids American Bowling Congress Lincoln City Bowling Association Joe Novotny George Pfeffer

Scores From This Month Include Mixed Results

Results show players posting varied scores this month led by Sam Palumbo with 647 and Paul Brown with 643. Others include Mike Simitz 642 Floyd Leatherberry 631 William Hesse 634, Stanek 637, and Cha dima 624. Additional entries: Frank Jesina 615, Kerres 631 and 620, Dick 619, Lockwood 613, Kvapil 602, Lockwood 520, Shellabarger 508, Zak 503, Hofferber 506.

Sam Palumbo George Chadima Frank Jesina Frank Kerres Fred Dick Frank Stanek Paul Brown Floyd Leatherberry Paul Lockwood Mike Simitz Davis Kvapil William Hesse Mary Lockwood Viola Shellabarger Helen Zak Frieda Hofferber

Iowa City Bowler Team Heads to National ABC Tourney

Special to The Gazette reports the Re-Ly-On Hatchery bowling team from Iowa City will compete in the ABC national tournament in Chicago on April 1 and 2. The squad is led by George McInnerny with teammates George Kanak Joe Gaines Marlo Wicklund Al Jonas and Lee Bailey.

The Gazette Iowa City Chicago George McInnerny ABC George Kanak Joe Gaines Marlo Wicklund al Jonas Lee Bailey

Fifteen Teams Vie For Gold Medal Tournament Crown

Sixteenth annual Gold Medal basketball event at the YMCA features fifteen teams including outside entrants. Culver Motors short of title, Wilson Packers favored in lower bracket with Armstrong A. Upper bracket favorites include Peter Pan Keystone and Iowa City Laren. First round games run Monday and Tuesday with finals Friday. Buddy Byrnes to officiate.

Culver Motors Culver ‘Motors Wilson Packers Packers Cedar Rapids Armstrong Peter Pan Keystone Iowa City Laren Rude's Buddy Byrnes Sprynel's

A's Edge Indians In Exhibition Thriller

In Lake Charles the Philadelphia Athletics beat the Cleveland Indians 7 to 6 in an exhibition. Ken Keltner hit a two on homer for the Indians in the first inning but Herb Barna matched it for the A's. Frank Hayes followed with a seventh inning homer to seal the win.

Lake Charles INS Philadelphia Athletics Cleveland Indians Ken Keltner Indians Herb Barna Frank Hayes A’s

Wheelbase Defined as Front to Rear Axle Distance

The wheelbase is the measurement from the center of the vehicle's front axle to the center of the rear axle, determining overall length distribution and ride characteristics. The term is central to vehicle design and handling analysis.

Dizzy Dean Embraces Silence During Spring Training

Mt. Petersburg Florida AP report notes Dizzy Dean, famed Cardinal pitcher, has adopted a quiet persona this spring. Once a vocal showman, he cites revenge against reporters, Rickey pressure, and a home burglary as factors. Despite silence, insiders expect a 20 win season.

St. Pete Dizzy Dean Yell County Arkansas Deans Ol’ Diz Diz St. Louis Robert Moses Lefty” Grove Branch Rickey Rickey Dean MT. Petersburg Fla

Ali Babi to Headline Cedar Rapids Wrestling Card

famed wrestler Ali Babi known as the Terrible Turk appears in Cedar Rapids next Thursday on a card staged by Eddie Jennings. He faces Paul Jones of Texas while underscoring a lineup including Al Bisignano Des Moines Alf Johnson Minneapolis and Frank Brown Houston against Ed Kruml Ord Nebraska.

Ali Babi Cedar Rapids Eddie Jennings Paul Jones Texas Reams Turk Jennings al Bisignano Des Moines Babe Carnera Alf Johnson Minneapolis Frank Brown Houston Ed Kruml Ord Neb

Marquette S M U Game Shifted To Milwaukee

Marquette football game with Southern Methodist moved from Soldier Field Chicago to Marquette stadium Milwaukee. Announcement Saturday by Conrad M Jennings Marquette athletic director.

Marquette Milwaukee Soldier Field Chicago Marquette Stadium Conrad M. Jennings

Don Beatty Leads Bowling Congress

Chicago INS reports Don Beatty of Jackson Michigan, 22, mechanic, posted 1,978 in all-events to lead the American Bowling Congress tourney. He fired 201-245-194 in doubles and 269-165-195 in singles, with 709 high three-game total in five-man event.

Chicago INS Don Beatty Jackeson Mich American Bowling Congress Beatty Chris Tonkovic St. Louis Tonkovic Michigan Maxie Stein Bellevue Ill New York

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