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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1933
Page
15
The Cubs acquire Chuck Klein from the Phillies for three players and 160000 dollars, with notes on Klein’s Hall of Fame career and prior seasons. The report discusses how the trade aims to boost Chicago’s pennant chances and outlines Klein’s performance history and prior trades.
Whittam opens season with victory as Cascade St Marys lases to Monticello in a county meet. Creida htgh tames a string of wins to reach twenty five total triumphs across the circuit.
The Chicago Maroons face a grueling Big Ten schedule as injuries mount and key players like Jo Gilius Edward Rosequist and Dick Heer endure bruises. Purdue Indiana and Illinois loom with tough tests ahead while Paced by Dutch Frdiring and other stars, the season tightens amid fatigue and squad health concerns.
Minnesota star Laws shines in a strong performance as Iowa and Northwestern competitors discuss standout plays. Analysts note his sideline burst, key carries, and the impact on the game. Coaches, including Northwestern’s and Michigan’s, praise his pace and decision making during pivotal moments.
Marion gridmen opened the season with a victory over Anamosa, claiming seven wins as injuries mounted. Star backfield and line play showed fatigue and effort, with key players limited by old injuries. fear remained that next week’s game would strain depth further.
Article outlines a golf training form focusing on smooth, rhythmic club swing and proper head position during follow through. It stresses maintaining mental direction to avoid muscle interruption and promotes watching the ball without unnecessary movement.
Long, opinionated column surveys baseball rule changes in pace hall era, player trades like Klein from Phillies to Cubs, salary talks, and college football notes. It discusses fan reactions, team finances, and upcoming schedules with references to Philadelphia Chicago and Iowa teams amid era slang.
Pittsburgh UPI reports a motion to make all college athletes eligible for the James Sullivan memorial medal was passed by the Amateur Athletic Union at its forty fifth convention. Beginning in 1934 football tennis golf crews will join track and field as eligible. The Sullivan award committee had proposed ten outstanding athletes this year, led by Lenore Right, the only woman recognized.
New York University reportedly pursued University of Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman for a 1935 or earlier move to NYU as part of a plan to restore big time football. Werner and Temple's coach Glenn Warner were also discussed, while Minnesota prepares for a final game amid injuries.
Bowling and golf share a flaw in form. Keep head down until the ball is on its way to prevent lofting and poor footwork. Focus on a fixed spot on the alley to stay down rather than aiming at the pins.
On November 21, 1923 Frank Goddard won the British heavyweight title after being fouled in the second round by Jack Bloom. Al Demaree has prepared a leaflet on bowling delivery and will send it to readers who request it with a self addressed stamped envelope.
Champaign Illinois Bart Cummings a tackle for the University of Illinois football team underwent an emergency appendectomy Monday night doctors reported his condition as excellent He is a junior from Rockford Illinois and has two seasons with the varsity squad
Washington and Grant prepare for a pivotal Mississippi Valley Conference game with hopes of climbing in standings. Key players include Miller Rack at quarterback for Grant and Miller, Rickey, Benton back for Washington while Nance may be limited by an ankle injury.
University of Michigan standout Herman Everhardus leads the Big Ten in scoring this season while freshman Chris Everhardus keeps him grounded with blunt feedback after each game. After Ohio State and Iowa losses and Minnesota, Chris praises or admonishes Herman, noting key plays and the drive to secure Michigan’s title.
AP reports mixed results from boxing and college football prep. Quintero wins on points in Tampa while Cischai and Ketchell score stoppages in Pittsburgh and California. Chicago bouts feature Sharkey, Long and Nichols. Football updates note Wendell Walker out, Purdue prep, Drake game status, and Shaughnessy plans for timing drills in Chicago.
Iowa football coach Ossie Solem drills the Hawkeyes on defending Nebraska’s aerial attack and rehearses passing plays. The squad schedules its final outdoor practice before traveling to Lincoln for the Nebraska game amid preparations and the Burning of the Old Shoe ceremony. More than 1,000 tickets sold with about 2,000 Hawkeye fans expected to accompany the team to Beatrice and Lincoln.
The latest all-America race heats up as Francis Lund of Minnesota leads backfield stars such as Chuck Bernard and Ted Petoskey. Norman Franklin of Oregon State and Beattie Feathers of Tennessee also shine amid rising contenders across the regions.
Eight University of Iowa football regulars will be eligible for the 1934 captaincy at the December 6 election. The annual squad dinner will announce the captain and award major and minor letters. Returning lettermen considered for captain include Bernard Page Newton Jerry Foster Fred Radloff William Seel John Gallagher Dwight Hoover Russell Fisher Richard Crayne.
Thirty four Southern California players, some hurt, depart Los Angeles for South Bend to face Notre Dame. Star tackle Bob Erskine likely out with a weak knee, with Homer Griffith and Ward Browning also listed. The squad will train in Tucson, Hutchinson, and Chicago before a Friday Stagg Field session.
Tipton Juniors opened their basketball season with a 34 to 20 win over the Alumni. Alumni featured stars from prior years while the collegians controlled the game from the start. In Nebraska news, George Sauer returned to the Cornhusker camp with a concussion after a Kansas game, leaving concerns about the final Husker matchup.
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