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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
2
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Fragmentary text notes a sports event with several unrecognizable names and actions. It mentions a player stepping forward and a team position but lacks clear details on teams, scores, or dates.
City officials announce Laws as honorary fire chief after a proclamation issued Wednesday. Mayor Harr Breene endorses the honor noting Laws’ long service and community impact. the ceremony plans and exact title are described in the proclamation text.
Montreal report states federal measures aim to enforce the wheat pact with new penalties for violations. The article notes government action to ensure compliance and mentions tariff or tax adjustments as potential tools, reflecting broader wartime agricultural policy in Canada.
A local program, aided by Babe Ruth, provides a dog to crippled boys. The effort, tied to a charity drive, inspires families and supporters as they note improvements in morale and activity.
Nebraska eyes a key Big Ten clash with Iowa as quarterback Sauer leads the offense while Lee Penny is out with a fractured arm. Jim Burns may start at tight end as Nebraska studies new plays to counter the Hawkeyes and Purdue debacle.
New York AP report lists Korsch of Brooklyn weighing 205 beating Raines of Texas at ALHASSIN Fronaster of Chicago defeats Arabo from Hungary, Szabo injures a thumb. Christie of Reading throws Dusek of Omaha. Milmington Delaware, Savaldi Wisconsin, Mayes Muisin defeated in Toledo match.
Delegates at the Pittsburgh AAU meeting weigh a boycott threat as Germany faces pressure over its pledge on Jewish athletes. Observers note potential votes could block accreditation of American competitors unless Berlin reverses policy. Hans Luther attended a luncheon amid the debate.
The text references a 1930s era meeting led by Avery Bracers, president of a commission, discussing East privacies and heritage rights. It cites Los Angeles reports and proposed amendments to a group's constitution and laws, with mentions of a 1535 Olympics and various misread terms.
The Big Ten title chase tightens with Michigan leading at four wins and one loss. If Michigan beats Northwestern the Wolverines secure the championship. A Northwestern loss and Minnesota win over Wisconsin could crown Minnesota with five wins and four ties.
Iowa football team held a brisk scrimmage and burned the old shoe in a bonfire ritual. Capt. Tom Moore tossed the blazing shoe through the goal posts into straw, a tradition said to bode well for a Nebraska game. Dick Crayne and Zad Scham mel were excused from drill but expected to play Saturday.
The article notes a five team tie possibility among Michigan, Minnesota, Purdue, Illinois and Ohio State in the Big Ten football race. It says four conference games ending in ties would still yield Michigan the title, and recalls the prior four tie record in 1900s and 1920s with Chicago taking the 1924 crown on ties and wins.
In Marion the Lafayette Five defeated the Marion Sodbusters 14 to 13 after trailing 9 to 2 at halftime. The Lafayette rally in the second half overturned the early lead and secured the win in a fast basketball game. Tracy Cox of Dallas and Tommy Hermes of Baltimore are noted scorers, with others listed from Indianap olis and New Orleans.
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