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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1933

Page

3

Iowa Michigan clash headlines Big Ten slate this week end

Iowa seeks a shock upset at undefeated Michigan in a key Big Ten weekend. Northwestern Illinois and Chicago Indiana also meet, with Notre Dame Purdue drawing a South Bend crowd of about 40 000 as two Knute Rockne pupils square off.

Iowa Northwestern Illinois Evanston Chicago Indiana Staggfield Ann Arbor Notre Dame Notre Dame- Purdue Battle At South Bend, Where 40,000, the Biggest South Bend Knute Rockne Michigan Purdue Nebraska Kansas Harvard Army Eddie Casey Crimson Oregon Oregon State California Penn Ohio State Buckeye Pitt Ramblers

Columbus Junction High School Basketball Schedule

The Columbus high school basketball schedule is announced with a list of home and away games from December through February. Notable dates include visits to Letts Grand View Morning Sun and Winfield, plus the Louisa County tournament at Morning Sun and two Wapello meetings.

Gazette Columbus Junction Letts Grandgant Wapello Winfield Columbus New Lon Morning Sun New London Medina

Brundage Calls for Uniform Amateur Code Across Sports

Avery Brundage, president of the American Olympic Association and AAU leader, urged uniform standards for amateur sport at the quadrennial AOA meeting in Washington. He cited inconsistent rules across sports, noting some amateurs may win prizes in one sport yet be barred in another, and urged core principles acceptable to all bodies. The AAU governs track, swimming, boxing, gymnastics, wrestling, handball, weight lifting and winter sports, while other sports have separate rules bodies. Brundage linked current fragmentation to damaged prestige of amateur sport and urged greater standardization.

Alan Gould Associated Press New York Avery Brundage American Olympic Association Brundage Amateur Athletic Union Washington, D. C Wisconsin Los Angeles United States United States Golf Association AAU

Ambitious college picks from a trance ridden union panel

Local No. 27 of the Amalgamated Crystal-gaters union presents football section picks for Saturday. The panel weighs Yale over Georgia, USC over Stanford, Michigan over Iowa, Princeton over Dartmouth, and other matchups with varying confidence on offenses and defenses.

Rerbert W. Barker New York Amalgamated Crystal-gaters Union Yale-Georgia Bulldogs California Stanford Troy Howard Jones Michigan Iowa Wolverines Illinois Princeton Dartmouth Callifornia Washington Nebraska

Ridgeway Teams Lead Narrow Court Wins in Ridgeway League

Ridgeway undefeated boys claim pace with a 22 to 7 win over Ossian while Ossian girls rally to beat Ridgeway 14 to 12. Fort Atkinson girls defeat Burr Oak. Burr Oak boys avenge earlier loss by Park Atkinson 14 to 3.

Eumeowiy Cee Osshinwend Sat Dee Dae Ee Bure Oah Beeen Tees Fort Adkinson Pee See Ste Ok

Vinton to Face Belle Plaine in Armistice Clash

Vinton high school travels to Belle Plaine on Armistice Day for the annual Armistice game. The rivalry has six previous Armistice meetings with Vinton holding five wins. The contest closes the high school careers of five Vinton players including Captain Dick Freeman Marcus Whipple Stanley Woodhouse Markham and Bill McKinley.

Gazette Vinton Vinton High School Belle Plaine Dick Freeman Marcus Whipple Stanley Woodhouse Markham Bill McKinley

Washington Cagers Begin Practice Monday

Washington In. Coach Guy Carlton calls for basketball prospects to report for drills starting Monday after football ends Friday. Veteran Tom Cantoni joins. Willis Jones sidelined by knee injury for at least five weeks. Kupka ineligible until second semester. Schedule lists games from December to February at various cities.

Washington Guy Carlton Tom Cantoni Willis Jones Kupka Jis Kalona Oskalooss Sigourney Burlington Mount Pleasant Ottumwa Muscatine Sircourney Fairfield

Sports Jabs Roundup From Across The Nation

The report lists numerous boxing results with fighters from Dallas Evansville Indianapolis Seattle Philadelphia and other cities. Notable bouts include Los Angeles beating Johnny Riska and Phoenia Arizona defeating Joe Dunn while Billy Townsend of Tacoma outpoints Peter Mike.

Associated Fress Dallas Terx Jack van Noy Los Angeles Johnny Riska Cleveland Tuffy Cialk Phoenia Ariz Joe Dunn Evansville Moon Mullins Vincennes Ind Jimmy Buckter Louisville Kydrew Tacoma Wash Billy Townsend St. Paul Cry Red Machin Mason City al Paul Hampton Fort Anderson Hayward Minn Kenny Owers Seattle Joe Calder Bud Welling Farge Philadelphia al Fuere Ponper Stopper Leiperville Frankie Fair Camden N. J Harry Kié

Heffelfinger Returns for Benefit Football Game

W. W. Heffelfinger, 66 and a Yale all America guard in 1890 91, will play for the Gopher All-Stars against the St Thomas All Stars in a benefit game for disabled American war veterans Heffelfinger says he will retire after this final appearance and moved his retirement back one year to help veterans.

Minneapolis W. W Pudge) Heffelfinger Yale Heffelfinger Walter Camp St. Thomas

Marion Gridders Defeat Mount Vernon 20 to 0

The Marion high eleven beat Mount Vernon 20 to 0 at Thomas Park to run its season record to six wins. Captain Hunter and Bob Smith powered the offense with strong drives and an interception by Smith halted a Mount Vernon threat. Price and Gatewood opened holes for Marion as the line dominated, with Smith and Hunter scoring and B Smith converting the extra point to make it 14-0 before a late Marion run sealed the victory.

Marion High Thomas Park Mount Vernon High Wolfe Mount Vernon Crimson Eleven Hunter Bob Smith Price Gatewood Smith Marion Purple D. Smith Eaterscene Midkiff Edwards Aoe BR Petrick I. Kinkwee Bowman Shirley Oem Eilinon Hatt G. Petric Ehr Switt Kin Price Ase Hunter Fc B. Smith PBS Marion Reed McKain Oxley Oldfather Wideer Johnson Arp Haines Derflinger Cornel Macy Grinnell Heneks Doc Marion—Hunter

Wheatland Cagers Set in Wapsie Eight League Schedule

Wheatland will compete in the Wapsie Eight league with G W Cooper coaching the boys and Miss Nita Floyd directing the girls. Three boys and six girls are lettermen, with a full schedule including Calamus Hennett Lost Nation Lowden Grand Mound Roennett Clarence Stanwood and County and Sectional tournaments.

Wheatland G. W. Cooper Lost Nation Calamus Lowden Grand Mound Roennett Clarence Stanwood

The Right Way to Play Golf by Chester Horton

An advice piece on golf technique stressing proper follow-through. It warns against forcing the swing and shows that smooth clubhead acceleration is key. The author notes overemphasis on reaching the ball skews body and head position and that contact lasts only a fraction of a second.

Michigan Wolverines Ready to Face Iowa in Big Ten Showdown

Ann Arbor notes Michigan with a seasoned line and backfield set to oppose Iowa’s strong running attack led by Dick Crayne Joe Laws and Russ Fisher. Michigan may adjust guard positions Hildebrand likely start while Regeczi handles punting. The test comes after a stiffer Illinois showing with hopes to mount a rally for Minnesota and Northwestern.

Borgmann Hildebrand Singer Beard Ponto Wells Michigan Illinois Fay Heston Renner Westover Regeczi Everhardus Iowa Dick Crayne Joe Laws Russ Fisher Lmelight Satuday Hawkeyes Northwestern Wisconsin Minnesota Wolverines

Nebraska and Army may play charity game December 9

In Omaha a potential charity football clash between the University of Nebraska and the Army was discussed for December 9 under orders from Secretary of War Dern. Athletic Director Worsham of the military academy reportedly refused to sanction the date, while Burke’s office suggested Dern might still order the game. Dern, a former Nebraska football player, is noted for backing the benefit event.

Omaha, Neb University of Nebraska Army Dern Ed. R. Burke Worsham The Military Academy Ha Burla Nebraska

Local college football scores from various games

Simpson 7 Saint Ambrose 3 Newberry 16 Presbyterian 7 Elon 7 Lenoir Rhyne 0 Cape Girardeau Missouri Teachers 12 Carbondale Teachers 9 Hiram 0 Bowling Green 0.

Washington Juniors At Basket Practice

Washington Ia. Coach George Freshwaters opened basketball drills with missing top players John Jackson and Jack Lytle sidelined by injuries. Freshmen and listed prospects include Jones Glider Jungbluth Homer Jackson Booth Kolosick Charlie Fuhr Jimmie Wells Eddie Barker Turner and Young with a schedule of games at home and away versus Bloomfield Iowa Success Burlington Albia Muscatine Tipton Centerville and other sites.

The Gazette Washington George Freshwaters John Jackson Jack Lytle Jones Glider Jungbluth Homer Jackson Booth Kolosick Charlie Fuhr Jimmie Wells Eddie Barker Turner Young

Babe Ruth Comes Home From Honolulu Vacation

Babe Ruth flies in from a two week Honolulu vacation and searches for Lefty O'Doul of the New York Giants to tee up a golf round before heading to Los Angeles. In college sports Illinois may move Portman to halfback for Northwestern game while Indiana drills with skull practice for Chicago, and Iowa State football tightens pass defense ahead of Kansas State clash.

Fordham New York University N.Y. U Chicago Indiana Wisconsin West Virginia Carnegie Tech Michigan State Carnegie Michigan Colgate-Ohi O Northern Tulane Colgate Oklahoma A M.drake Tulsa Drake Holy Cross Manhattan Kansas State San Francisco Honolulu Babe Ruth Lefty O’doul New York Giants Los Angeles

Tigers Taper Off For Battle With Moline Gridders

Twenty one Washington Tigers depart Saturday noon for Moline to face the Illinois squad in the season's only out of state game. The team is largely healthy except for minor injuries to Hedges and McCaffrie, and fresh from a two week rest they aim for victory.

Washington Tigers Moline Illinois Washington Hedges McCaffrie Ziger Backs Kinch Nance Collins Miller Benton Rickey Kincaid Ends Morton Altang Wilfong Kessler Jackles Johnson Beers van Meter Payneer Mikescell Kacina Munger Walters Neup Mikesell

Simpson Defeats St Ambrose 7 3 In Iowa Conference Clash

Glenn Anderson, freshman end, caught a deflected pass touched by three defenders to score the winning touchdown for Simpson College. Bucky Harris kicked a 24 yard field goal earlier as Simpson snapped St Ambrose’s lead. McFarland added the extra point. The upset occurred in the closing minutes as the Methodists defense kept the Saints from scoring near the goal line.

Davenport Glenn Anderson Simpson College St. Ambrose Iowa Bucky Harris Sains Methodists Wallace Methodist Ambrose Anderson McFarland Judd Dean Saints Simpson Wirken Evceceeses LE Ceseseese Austin Aacgaseass UT Oe Oees Binkerd Neubauersseeveeee Anderson Pan Goodwin Menke Gesesees Ashby Drees Spicer Sullivan E Clarke Hansen B. Wella Klenck Hose Mefarland Minett Wallace Dvorsky

Bierman Scout Trip Ties Iowa Michigan Game

Coach Bernie Bierman left by train Friday for Ann Arbor to scout the Michigan Iowa game himself. He will travel via Chicago and fly to Ann Arbor, planning to return to Minneapolis Sunday for a aides conference and possible chalk talk with the Minnesota team. Heavy scrimmage is set for Saturday despite his absence.

Minneapolis Bernie Bierman Ann Arbor Michigan

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