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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1934
Page
13
The article highlights the Cardinals potential as pennant contenders relying on a strong pitching staff. It notes players such as Jesse Haines and others, with mentions of Dean Howaney and Flint Rhem, while describing the mound as the decisive factor for the season. The piece emphasizes the importance of a deep rotation.
Cubs pitching staff players report good condition after training camp. Malone, once a key starter with 22 wins in 1929 and 20 in 1930, faced a decline but now signals intent to perform well if he stays determined. Manager Craziey Gnmrm voices belief in Malone's drive.
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Peoria Illinois UPI reports a new high score surge at the American Bowling Congress tournament. Five teams led by Employers Mutuals Milwaukee posted 3 032 to top the 2750 plus totals. Thornton Brewery Chicago Virginia Recreation St Louis Acorns Detroit and United States Brewery Chicago also posted high marks as rolling continued.
The piece surveys fan schemes and campaign chatter about a basketball season, including installment plans, pricing per game, and venue access. It notes executives and officials evaluating costs, with a side note on referee travel during a Illinois district tournament.
American tennis stars William T Tilden and Ellsworth Vines challenge Fred Perry of England and Jack Crawford of Australia to singles and doubles matches to decide the world’s best. They will play without admission fees and donate all receipts to charity unless the match carries a $5,000 purse for each player.
Gallant Sir, from Northway stables, wins the Agua Caliente handicap for the second straight time. The five year old carried 129 pounds and tied near track records, defeating a strong field at Agua Caliente, Mexico.
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Grinnell college selects Dick Mason of Tama as captain for the 1934 35 basketball season at a Grinnell lettermen meeting. Mason, a forward, was a high scorer this year and earned all state and all Missouri Valley honors. he follows Gaston Sant of Widsenburg as captain.
DES MOINES UP sixteen girls high school teams advance to the state finals to be played at Drake fieldhouse beginning Thursday at 10 am. Pairings include Aplington vs Armstrong Avoca vs Bode Bonaparte vs Sounderland Dana vs Oris Grundy Center vs Hillsboro Holstein vs Johnston Laurel vs Waterville and Wellsburg vs White Oak with Wellsburg and Cumberland among undefeated finalists.
New York dispatch reports Glenn Cunningham called his 4 08 4 mile world record run fast but not fast enough. He said he could have shaved two seconds with a better gallop, while track experts called it one of the great paces of his career.
New York sees Max Rosenbloom and Freddie Miller in non title bouts while Chanpians including Al McCoy and Leroy Brown also clash. Miller faces Mose Butch in Pittsburgh and Arky Vaughan stars for the Pirates in a spring training win over the Hollywood Sheiks.
Flanagan will address the Morn esz pep luncheon as a popular baseball figure from WEEBM. The meeting discusses funding a local ball club via book sales to firms and employees with installment plans or cash options. Reservations are urged at the Chamber of Commerce for a 50 cent plate.
AP dispatches from multiple springs report Giants pitchers narrowed to two battles for two spots. Indians showcase Boze Berger competition at second base with a .667 batting in an ex game. Hafey shines for Reds in center as he returns to form. Harris’ Red Sox win over Tigers as camp opens with strong hitting. Lefty Haynes injures ankle delaying debut with the Braves and Reds. Conrads earns Cubs starter role as Warneke and Malone shine in Cuba pair. White Sox order pitchers back to work after a day off. Hornaby critiques Browns offense. Braves and Reds eye gains as Yankees and Red Sox tests loom. Detroit prep schedules enhance training after loss. Phillies face Columbus Red Birds. Athletics prep for Cardinals as McKelthan rests on beach. Cardinals’ outfield dispute eases as Master Mille shows range.
Earnshaw, once a top Athletics star, is touted as the White Sox staff ace under manager Lew Fonseca. At 34, he reports in excellent shape and aims to prove he can regain elite form after a disappointing previous season and a transition from the Athletics to Chicago.
Cincinnati Reds owner Powell Crosley Jr and manager Bob O’Farrell focus on a large 1935 freshman class to build a championship contender by 1936. They promise a revamped infield and outfield, weigh Dazzy Vance and Red Lucas as pitching options, and note Lombardi’s potential to shape the catching staff.
George Spears, veteran billiards player and instructor, will appear Tuesday at 8 pm in the Allison parlor for a series of pocket and carom demonstrations. He tours with the National Billiard Association as part of its Better Billiards program to promote the sport across the country. The all star group includes Welker Cochran Kinney Matsuyama William Mosconi Ruth McGinnis Pasquale Natalie and Charles Seaback Astoria New York.
In Columbia Missouri the student body launches a petition campaign to retain Frank Carideo as head football coach. Support comes from coeds and groups like Janet Cross of St Louis leading Tigerettes while varsity and freshman teams sign to keep him.
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