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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1936

Page

5

Six Local High Schools Open Basketball Season This Week

Six of seven Marshalltown area high schools start cage play this week with four days of practice since football. Immaculate Conception faces St Marys tonight, then public schools advance with games against McKinley Mount Vernon and Fort Madison. St Patrick's St Wenceslaus meet Friday with Roosevelt likely scrimmaging and Dubuque set for Dec 4.

Otball Vinton McKinley St. Wenceslaus St. Patrick's Mount Vernon Franklin Wilson Fort Madison Immaculate Conception Quinty Stary’s Marshalltown Stramel Fleming Austin Prohaska Jump Phil Seghi Turnipseed Taylor Green Russell Moore Quint Thunderbolts Ramblers

Parnell High Opens With Cosgrove Five

Parnell high school begins its 19 game schedule Tuesday facing Cosgrove high. Coach Whalen will start Ward and Hanson at forwards Griffin at center and Murphy and Donohue at guards.

Parnell Parnell High School Cosgrove High School Whalen Ward Hanson Griffin Murphy and Donohue

McGregor Cagemen Open Season at Guttenberg

McGregor high school begins basketball with both junior and senior teams facing Guttenberg at Guttenberg Tuesday. Last year McGregor won county championships in both divisions. Senior lineup includes Aird, Walters, Noble, with Goergen, Henry, O'Brien and Luce returning. Reserves feature Fritz, Huebsch, McGhee, Bakcer, Frantz, Merritt, and Bakcer. Junior high adds O'Brien, Latham, Hendrickson, Melvin, Mehsling, with Staples, Hultgren, Butterfield, Knapp, Aird among others. Schedule lists games at Guttenberg, Nova, Farmersburg, Decoral, Elkader, West Union, Marquette, Monona, Luana, Waukon, and other venues through February.

Gazette McGregor Walton Fritz Tom Huebsch John McGhee Charles Bakcer Alvin Frantz Pete Merritt Bud Bakcer Bob O'Brien Bud Latham Tom Hendrickson Maurice Melvin Walter Mehsling Marion Moore Eldon Staples Willis Hultgren Glade Butterfield Harry Knapp George Aird Guttenberg Nova Farmersburg Monona Elkader West Union Marquette Waukon Luena Ja Farmersburo Luana

Viola Opens New Gym With Homecoming Game

Viola visits Coggon to dedicate the new gym as the season begins with a homecoming night. The schedule lists dates against Central City Viola Alburnett Troy Mills Buck Creek Springville Delhi Walker Mount Vernon and others with both home and away games.

Viola Coggon Troy Mills Alburnett Central City Delhi Walker Mount Vernon Buck Creek Springville

Church Basketball Pioneer Section St Paul No 1

St Paul No 1 defeats United Brethren 16 to 15 in a church league game. Box score shows Doherty 10 points and Petit 2 for St Paul while Jones 10 and O’Gregor 12 led United Brethren. Final totals 7 25 for St Paul and 7 10 for United Brethren.

Pioneer Section St. Paul No. 1 United Brethren Doherty Wilson Petit O'Bisek Jones O'Gregor Kriz Veida Cornelly Rummens Oengberg

Twenty Drilling For Cage Berths At Marion High

Marion High opens the 1936 37 basketball season December 17 with a squad of twenty under Coach Coffman. Seniors Davin Fowler and Hagerman likely hold three regular positions while five to six juniors sophomores and seniors compete. A larger B squad of about thirty five practices nightly for curtain raisers this season.

Coffman Marion High Davin Fowler Hagerman

Geese Victory at Tipton Bird Shoot Ends in Toe Injury

Cedar Bluff’s Elvin Sailor won two geese at a Cedar County fairgrounds bird shoot sponsored by the Izaak Walton League and Tipton Gun Club. A muzzle discharge injured his toe while resting the gun, not in serious condition. About 200 attended. other Tipton winners included Ray Burkett, Roland Yocum, Clifford Statts, Richard Moon, and L. O. Gossett.

Tipton Elvin Sailor Cedar Bluff Cedar County Fair Grounds Cedar County Izaak Walton League Ray Burkett Roland Yocum Clifford Statts Richard Moon L. O. Gossett

Simmons to debut with Chicago Colored Pro Team

Ozzie Simmons, Iowa’s standout Negro fullback, will make his professional football bow Thursday for the Chicago American Giants against the Calumet All-Stars. His brother Don, an end, will join the venture in the money game.

Chicago Oze Simmons Iowa American Giants Calumet

Reid Parks Dog Second in Chicago Breed Show

Parkson's White Knight owned by Reid Parks took second in the American bred class at a Chicago specialty show sponsored by the Midwest Bull Terrier club. E. E. Vary of Davenport showed the dog for Parks. The Des Moines Kennel Club results in mid November had three firsts for White Knight in related classes.

Parkson Chicago Midwest Bull Terrier Club

Olson and Marshall win two straight falls in boxing card

Worcester report notes Cliff Olson of Minnesota defeated Cliff Warner from St Louis in two straight falls. Philadelphia report details Everett Marshall of La Junta Colorado throwing George Zaharias of Pueblo Colorado in 5 43.

Worcester Mass Cliff Olson Minnesota Cliff Warner St. Louis Philadelphia Everett Marshall la Junta Colo George Zaharias Pueblo

Western league may stay six teams next year

Indications are the Western league will meet Sunday to decide on continuing as six teams. Peoria and Quincy appear out of the question for expansion, while Davenport and Decatur intrigue in Three Eye league revival schemes.

Davenport Peoria Quincy Harry Johnson The Raiders Harry Scranton Scranton Liberty Gene Wiley Decatur Wiley Deecatur Three Eye Moline St. Joseph Des Moines Sioux City Waterloo Cedar Rapids Iowa Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Purdue Indiana Nebraska Washington State West Coast

Swimming Clinic At Iowa U To Draw 100 Coaches

More than 100 coaches and swimmers from high schools and Y M C A schools in four states will attend Iowa's first annual swim coaches clinic in Iowa City. Coaches from Chicago Omaha Rockford NL and St. Louis will join Iowa's Y M C A directors for a day of diving demonstrations films stroke and turn instruction and a 4 20 p m workout led by Coach Armbruster. The event includes a noon luncheon and a Dolphin water show for guests. The clinic is free to all competitive swimming coaches.

The Gazette Iowa City Dave Armbruster Iowa Chicago Omaha Rockford St. Louis Mermen Armbruster

Camden bout ends in two falls victory for Hefner

Camden wrestler Ernie Hefner 208 from Sherman Texas defeated Gino Martinelli 203 of Italy two falls to none. Atlantic City match sees Ed Meske of Am ears threw Jack Donovan 215 from Bo on.

Camden N. J Ernie_ Hefner Sherman Tex Gino Martinelli Italy Atlantic City Ed Meske Jack Donovan Boon

No Wonder Those Mighty Gophers Were Good

Forty one Minnesota football players were awarded letters after approval by the university senate committee of intercollegiate athletics. Athletic director Frank G. McCormick announced the news Monday night ahead of the annual convocation on Tuesday.

Minneapolis Minnesota University Senate Committee of Intercollegiate Athletics Frank G. McCormick Gopher Golden Gophers Bernie Bierman

Waterville Splits Doubleheader With Waukon Inseason Opener

In WAUKON Iowa the Waterville squad swept the boys game 14 to 13 and the girls were routed 73 to 12 as the Waterville consolidated team opened the season with a close win and a lopsided defeat.

Waukon, Ia Waukon High School Waterville Consolidated School Waterville Boys Waukon Girls Waterville

Spurgeon Elected Football Captain At U of Illinois

Lowell Spurgeon of Centralia was chosen captain of the 1937 Illinois football team. Clifford Kuhn of Mooseheart was named most valuable player. Twenty five letters and forty freshmen nominations were awarded. new numerals depend on scholastic standing.

Champaign Ill Lowell Spurgeon Centralia Illinois University Clifford Kuhn Mooseheart Illini

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I. C Public Schools St. Mary's, Marshalltown East Side St. Patrick’s Shamrocks Rea Hawks Roosevelt Dubuque Parnell High Cosgrove McGregor Cagemen Ozzie Simmons Reid Parks Red Peppers Hot Sport By Earl University of Iowa University of Washington In Seattle Madison Ann Arbor Harry Stuhldreher Towa Hawks Barney Makins Cigarettes Prince Albert Albert Iowa U Spurgeon U. of Illinois 2Nd Avenue Virginia Cafe Second Avenue SE Tom A. Thomas Shell Golden Shell
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