Cyclones Open Second Half at Home Versus Kansas
Iowa State prepares to host Kansas at State Field on a Saturday afternoon kickoff. The teams meet in a key nonconference game as the Cyclones aim to begin the second half strong.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1934
Page
2
Iowa State prepares to host Kansas at State Field on a Saturday afternoon kickoff. The teams meet in a key nonconference game as the Cyclones aim to begin the second half strong.
Major league baseball magnates debate curbing barnstorming and winter exhibitions at the upcoming New York meeting. Harridge supports a post-season ban, while Landis and Heydler show wary neutrality amid concerns over player injuries and contract implications.
A vintage notice outlines a new horse racing plant project in San Mateo with a budget of 100,000 dollars. The report mentions a plan to build a track and related facilities, detailing the site near a water area and certification steps pending.
Reports show several matches with fall wins and scores across cities including Camden Seattle San Diego Des Moines San Francisco and Spokane. Notable bouts include Gino Cearthalds Flats defeating George Manish 20K and Tao Cherenne Woo beating Jack McDonald 1 68. The page lists participants and outcomes in brief fashion with scattered odd spellings.
Sport report from the Associated Press notes a draw between Willard Brown of Indianapolis and Poldie Wolfe of Memphis. Bradley defeated Quincy with a 160 to 156 decision over Billy Hoon in Davenport Town.
Minnesota Iowa Illinois and Iowa State among the picks. Pitt, Army Illinois, Kentucky Alabama lead the list of hopefuls. The roundup cites outcomes and prospects for teams like Stanford Washington Michigan Texas Tulane Navy Syracuse Temple Oklahoma Iowa State and more with a focus on upcoming games and perceived edge.
DES MOINES AP Iowa collegiate football teams enter the weekend with key conference games. Knox meets Cornell in a Midwest conference tilt while Grinnell travels to Omaha to face Creighton and Drake hosts Haskell Indians. Iowa State tackles Kansas in the Big Six as homecoming looms at Ames. Four undefeated squads remain in the title chase as five games are played this weekend.
The Iowa High School Girls Athletic union approved a two court style for girls basketball for the next year with slight reservations. The group re elected M M Mc Intyre of Audubon to the board of control and accepted John W Agans resignation of Mystic la. A southeast district vacancy will be filled by mail balloting under a constitutional amendment measure.
The 33 man University of Iowa football squad arrived in Bloomington and held a secret workout at Indiana stadium before the homecoming game with Coach Bo McMillin's Hoosiers. Coach Ossie Solem faced uncertainty over starting slots and rotation with Ozg Simmons sidelined by injuries and Bernie Page ruled out.
A large Japanese crowd welcomed an all star group led by Babe Ruth Connie Mack Lou Gehrig and others in Tokio Japan. The stars bow to Emperor Hirohito at a palace gate and attend a public reception with Ambassador Joseph C. Grew. Ruth and Mack speak on radio and the first game is set for Sunday. The Tokio Yomiuri sponsors the tour.
St Marys halfback Harry Mattos unleashed his passing to spark a late rally. The Gaels beat Washington State 9 to 6 in San Francisco on Friday.
Louisiana State University librarian James A McMillen notes the Bibliographical Society of America will publish a union list of newspapers since 1820 detailing editions and locations. He is verifying more than 100 Louisiana papers published over 114 years.
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