Harvard Crushes Yale in Eastern Classic
Harvard routed Yale 19 to 6 in the annual Eastern Classic. The Crimson dominated the game with strong defense and early scoring bursts, closing out the match with a comfortable margin.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1933
Page
6
Harvard routed Yale 19 to 6 in the annual Eastern Classic. The Crimson dominated the game with strong defense and early scoring bursts, closing out the match with a comfortable margin.
A new cage talent joins Tipton Junior College as part of the basketball program. The arrival enhances the roster and signals a push toward stronger play for the upcoming season.
Monticello outlines its basketball schedule with multiple opponents including Vermont and West Beeree. The article notes game dates, venues, and key players while detailing early season results and coach comments as the team prepares for the season start.
Washington High defeats Grant 7 to 6 in a rugged game. Key plays include Bohac’s fourth quarter TD plunge and strong Tiger defense halting Grant’s drives. Grant fumbled twice and was intercepted once while Washington built a late lead despite penalties costing yardage.
Saint Mary's defeats UCLA 22 to 14 in a Saturday game before about 3200 fans. The report notes rising traffic fatalities with 29300 deaths last year, up from the prior period, underscoring safety concerns.
Dartmouth, Harvard, Yale clash highlighted mixed results across conferences. Northwestern beat Stuehizan 1 0, Purdue edged Wisconsin while Illinois tally 7 3. Notre Dame topped Southern California while Stanford and California split and West Virginia beat Glenville. High school notes and scattered scores finish the list.
The Maroons overwhelmed Dartmouth 39 to 0 as Jay Berwanger starred with a 61 yard touchdown run and a 16 yard plunge. Chicago dominated the fourth period with four TDs, while Dartmouth errors and poor kicking sealed the Green loss before 25 000 fans.
Minnesota defeats Wisconsin 6 to 3 but sports writers and university officials decline to declare a Big Ten champion. Michigan is widely viewed as the conference’s top team due to an undefeated record with one tie, while Minnesota carries four ties.
Decorah Coach Hamilet Peters prepares for 1934 Luther Norsemen after a letterman check. Thirteen of twenty eligible return, including seven seniors and six fresh faces. Key losses include captain Glen Gubertson and several linemen. backfield returns feature Aucie Luther, Bill Nordmeyer, and Adolph Belding with five reserves and four regulars from the back line set for practice.
Central City crushed Center Point 54 to 18 as McLeod led with seven baskets. Babbitt and Carpenter added five each, Carpenter also hitting a free throw. Center Point’s Dufoe scored twelve with two baskets and eight free throws. Dye added five baskets. The girls tied 17 all after one overtime.
Grinnell basketball opens season with five lettermen including captain Sant i and Manns at guards, Mason and Frye at forwards, Phelps at center. Sophomores contend for spots alongside reserves from last year as Oliphant Bauer and Morgan vie for center, with Mason Frye Sant i and Manns anchoring the lineup. Town State Teachers College visits for the opener on December 2.
Ely High announces a mixed schedule for boys and girls basketball with 12 candidates reporting. Newmen will be used at guard and five veterans return after last year’s county runner up. Games feature Oxford Palo Lisbon Toddville and other opponents with regional tournaments in February and March.
Grandview defeated Wapello 59 to 21 on Friday night. Grandview led 28 to 9 at halftime and held control throughout the game.
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