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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1934

Page

2

Purdue Invades Iowa Stadium In 1934 Home Clash

A crowd of 20 000 to 25 000 is expected for the Iowa Purdue game with Purdue undefeated in the Western Conference and Iowa facing injuries and illness. Sophomore line challenge looms as Duane Purvis and Jim Carter lead Purdue against Iowa’s roster depleted by knocks and ailments.

Iowa Purdue Owa City University of Iowa Hawkeye Stadium Ossie Salem Boilermakers Hawkeyes Jowans Salem Dwight Hoover Bernie Page Dick Cray Duane Purvis Jim Carter Purdue Bach Iowa American Legion Myher Hans Keey Burmeistee Lie Dennis Osma Ce Skoranski Mc Dowe RY Sandefur Radloff Loebs Fisher Cutty Gordinier Carter Purvis Crawne Drake Macdsohn Michael More Abe Mucks Wisconsin Eed Uce Ed Cochrane Kalamazoo Joe Lipp Chicago Frank Larsen Pug Lund Minnesota Indiana Purdues Jimmy Carter Towa Bob Zuppke Northwestern Army Evanston Ohio State Jas Berwanger Chicagos Clark Shaughnesss Bueckeyes Harry Kipke Michigen

Big Ten Winners Are Easy to Pick

Western conference games spark speculation as Minnesota Purdue and Ohio State hold leads while Notre Dame and Navy prepare for a marquee clash. Key injuries affect Minnesota Northwestern and Chicago as teams chase the title in a crowded standings picture.

Chicago Minnesota Himes Purdue Indiana Minneapolis Tihincais Northwestern Evanston Iowa Iowa City Ohio State Columbus Buckeyes Wisconsin Ann Archer Michigan Illinois

Big League Bowling Tips by Al Demaree

Bowling columnist Al Demaree explains how to adjust for breaking balls by moving in the same direction as the break. He parallels golf slices and offers readers a leaflet titled Spares sent with a SASE. Copyright 1934.

AL Demarea Brooklyn al Demaree

Washington Moline clash on Dad's Day football

Washington meets Moline in a Saturday 2:30 pm kickoff in a Dad's Day game. Moline arrives 4-1-1 and favored after strong defense allowing 19 points per game. Washington braces after a win over Grant and hopes to counter with Morton limited by an ankle injury.

Washington and Moline Tigers River City Washington Vicetory Grant Ison Gued Morton Tiger Kelly Panthers Troa Valine Casate Rust Wade

Dubuque Falls in Conference Opener to Parsons 10–7

Parsons College edges Dubuque 10 to 7 in a hard fought conference opener. Khari Thorsen scored for Dubuque while Parsons drove for two touchdowns and a late field goal to seal the win.

Dubuque Parsons Newnes Khari Youiier Thorsen Desard Bernat Poudhs Morsons Vic Tory Goos

Tips for Women Golfers Left Handed vs Right

The article discusses common faults among women players including excessive stooping and finger overlap on golf shots. It advises against overslapping for average players and notes the benefit of a firm grip. It also answers a reader about left handed driving and whether to play right handed.

Babe Ruth Hamps Two Homers Electrify Japanese Crowd

In Sendai a 40 000 strong crowd roared as Babe Ruth hit his first home run of the Japanese tour and then repeated it in the same game. The Americans won 7 0 as Ruth Fox Gehringer Miller also homered. Connie Mack praised the Japanese play.

Sendai Japan Ins Babe Ruth Ruth Babe Tokio Hakodate Jimmy Fox Charley Gehringer Bing Miller Connie Mack

Zuppke Repays Illini Faith With Title Contention

Champaign Illinois Bob Zuppke the Illini coach drills a 1930s undefeated squad into Big Ten championship contention. His flying trapeze passing play helped beat Army and Ohio State while modernizing Illinois football.

Champaign Ill University of Illinois Bob Zuppke Illini Milnois Zuppke Minois Bradley Washington University of St. Louis Ohio State Michigan Army

Purdue and Pitt Picks in Football Poll

New York AP outlines weekly gridiron ballot with Purdue favored over Iowa and Nebraska-Neb Pittsburgh favored to beat Nebraska. Other big matchups include Notre Dame over Navy Stanford over Washington Rice over Arkansas Syracuse over Michigan State and Georgia over Yale.

NEW York Colgate Tulane Andy Notre Dame Nebraska Pitt Lincoln Cornhuskers Pitts Panther Harvard Army Crimson Tcan Halt Jack Buckler and Company Syracuse Michigan State Minnesota Indiana Yale Georgia Dartmouth George Washington Louisiana

Make A Touchdown Colonel Dream In Huey Long Broadcast

New Orleans AP says Louisiana State University football players on a Washington Saturday date with George Washington can earn a colonel title by scoring a touchdown. Senator Huey Long praises the idea, forecasting many colonels from the squad.

NEW Orleans Louisiana State University George Washington Washington Minnesota Pittsburgh Senator Long Kentucky

Mount Vernon and Marion Tie In Gridiron Clash

Mount Vernon and Marion battled to a 18 13 tie on Friday in their annual meeting on Mount Vernon’s first homecoming. Buster Travis starred for Mount Vernon scoring both TDs and making key plays to thwart Marion’s drives as the game ended with a 35 yard return by Travis on a final pass.

the Gazette Mount Vernon Marion Mount Vernon High School Marion Redclads Buster Travis Travis Kohl Bennett Marion Mount _ Vernon Edwards Petrick Swift Haines Hickie Derfinger Kohl Lowe LY Neee Travis Bennett King EL Petrick Grinnell Sanderson Cornell Gemberling

98 Prep Runners Compete Saturday In Two Mile Race

Iowa City hosts the state interscholastic cross country championship with 58 runners from 16 schools racing a two mile course. Ottumwa seeks a fourth title as favorite while a new individual champion will emerge since 1933 winner Dale Wood is out of high school. Teams entered include East Des Moines Roosevelt Des Moines Fort Dodge Fort Madison Finchford consolidated Janesville Hudson Iowa City Lamont Leclaire Mechanicsville Muscatine Newton Oskaloosa Ottumwa University High Iowa City and East Waterloo.

Iowa City INS Iowa Ottumwa Dale Wood Mechanicsville East Des Moines Roosevelt Des Moines Fort Dodge Fort Madison Finchford Consolidated Janesville Hudson Lamont Leclaire Muscatine Newton Oskaloosa University High East Waterloo

Promoter Joe Kelly Killed in Mason City Crash

Mason City promoter Joe Kelly with the American Legion drum corps boxing circuit died when his car struck a parked vehicle. He previously promoted in Des Moines and worked with Pinkie George at Electric Park in Waterloo. His last show featured Jack Dempsey on an Iowa tour. Russ Kelly, his brother and former boxer, lives in Chicago.

Mason City Joe Kelly American Legion Drum Corps Kelly Des Moines Pinkie George Electric Park Waterloo Jack Dempsey Dempsey Iowa Russ Kelly Chicago

Boxing Roundup Mixed Results Across Cities

The report lists multiple boxing bouts with results from Philadelphia Sacramento New York San Jose and Tacoma. Notable outcomes include Wally Sears knocking out Jackie Aldare in Philadelphia and Ruby Strawn defeating Barney Carrol in Tacoma by technical knockout.

Associated Tress Philadelphuea Wally Sears Jackie Aldare Brooks Sacramento Calik Speedy Dado Manila Augie Rugstori New York San Jose Calif Younge Gena Charlie Mannina Tacoma Ruby Strawn Barney Carrol Omaha Pimladelphia Mintersville Brookiyn

Baseball writers seek gag on Bill Terry

New York reporters, after helping Ford Frick rise to NL presidency, want to curb Memphis Bill Terry's blunt remarks. Frick and owners favor harmony, but Terry's off color comments upset writers and fans, while owners see his persona as crowd-pleasing theater.

Bill Terry EW York Ford Frick Memphis Terry New York Giants Brooklyn Frick National League

Prescott 5 Bush Named President of US Golf Association

Prescott S Bush of Greenwich Conn named president of the United States Golf Association for 1935 succeeding Herbert Jacques of New York. The nominating committee also elevates John G Jackson as vice president and selects A M Reid as secretary with Frank M Hardt to succeed him. Harold W Pierce remains treasurer and Morton G Bogue continues as counsel.

New York Prescott Bush Greenwich Conn United States Golf Association Herbert Jacques Association John G. Jackson Jackson A. M. Reid Frank M Hardt Philadelphia Harold W Pierce Boston Morton G Bogue

Cupid Strikes On UCLA Football Squad

Los Angeles AP report says UCLA players Wilton Wilton halfback and Sam Storey tackle have wed since last semester. Captain Livesay revealed his marriage recently and Verdi Boyer is also married.

Los Angeles Cupid University of California At Los Angeles Wilton Wilton Ace Sam Storey Pants” Livesay Verdi Boyer

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