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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
2
A strange game story reports the Tigers defeating the Senators 3 to 1 with Kuhel hitting a homer in the eighth. It mentions perfect game prospects, key hits, and late scoring that spoiled the bid, with references to Washington and Bostons teams and players.
Fragmentary OCR reading shows scattered names and places including Milwaukee and Ames, with unclear phrases. The readable items hint at a dated newspaper page with altered characters and jumbled lines, lacking a coherent event or narrative.
Michigan star Kischer led the Wolverines to the Big Ten championship at Kildeer Country Club despite strong winds. Minnesota finished second with a solid team showing as Northwestern, Ohio State, Wisconsin and Chicago trailed. Kischer tied a course record in the afternoon round and helped Michigan seal the victory with high team points.
A fragmented clipping asserts The Butters rather than The Ball is central in a Cleveland controversy. The piece references local figures and unnamed officials amid a debate about a key voter or event.
Fragmentary records show mentions of Kansas City and Indianapolis events with participants Braxton Young Holsclaw Tauscher Baecht Griffin and names Munns Feroer Mouwaukee along with multiple city references and dates. The text appears as a garbled OCR listing athletes and locales without coherent structure or outcomes.
Fragmentary indecipherable OCR yields scattered names and phrases. The readable parts reference Willman and McComss in holiday races with scattered mentions of dates, places, and associated figures without full context. The record captures only partial, unclear data from a larger sports item.
The Mackmen surge in the pennant race after a rough start, with pitching and hitting improving as players like Roger Crane and Jimmy Dykes support a renewed outfield. They climb past Cleveland and St Louis, pushing toward a stronger standings position with key wins and steady team play.
Cities Service Juniors beat their opponent in the third loop game with strong support from Leaminmites. Key plays include aggressive base running and timely hits as Oilers capitalize on walks stolen bases and errors to score four times, then three more in the third inning and two in the sixth before final runs.
The junior high track meet set for Coe field Thursday was cancelled due to a smallpox epidemic. About 500 youths from four schools lose a key training and competition opportunity after months of indoor and outdoor workouts. Officials hope conditions improve before vacation.
In a season recap style box score, Warnene and Hartnett shut out the Phillies 2 to 0. The piece mixes game notes with scattered lines about other MLB actions and players across Cincinnati, New York, and Pittsburgh games.
International News Service reports Gene Tunney, discussing Schmeling Baer and forthcoming matches, using plain language to describe fighters and strategies. He notes Carnera's odds, Sharkey's chances, and the contrast of styles, while recalling a vivid ring-night memory and the need for readiness.
Minnesota clinched its first Big Ten baseball title with a 6 5 victory over Illinois after Purdue handed Illinois its second loss. Joe Wrobke pitched well for Purdue but errors fueled Minnesota’s decisive rally. Minnesota lost only to Wisconsin in a split doubleheader and swept Northwestern Chicago and Iowa.
Floyd Newkirk, a three fingered pitcher for St Pauls in the American Association, shut down Minneapolis in a late ninth inning save bid and then beat the Millers with five hits. He later blanked Kansas City in a no hit effort. Once a Gary steel mill worker he adapted to baseball after losing fingers and excelled at Illinois College in the Little Nineteen.
Fred Lenhart of Tacoma defeated Larry Johnson of Chicago. Snooks Campbell of Miami outpointed Prankie Carr of Duncan Oklahoma. Gyp Zara of Oklahoma City drew with Babe Minella of Detroit.
Prince Santanakara Boaradaran, cousin of Siamese King Prajadhipok, will travel to Japan to study economics next year. The Siamese consulate in Osaka arranged placement at Osaka University of Commerce amid official preparations for a royal visitor.
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