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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1934

Page

16

Tigers Meet East Waterloo Here Friday Night

Local preps face undefeated East Waterloo at Coe field and Clinton on Friday. Benton's knee injury may bench him while East Waterloo علوم fuels a 26 to 0 opener and 6 to 0 win over Dubuque. Clinton relies on Brown to trouble Grant defense as both teams seek early-season momentum.

Tigers East Waterloo Grant Clinton Washington Waterloo Coe Field Panthers Mississippi River sLrger Benton Tiger Orville Rust East Dubuque East Waterloo Warriors Independence Flowers Fred Winter Panther Winter Brown

Cowan MacGregor Re-Elected Head Of Hockey Assn

The Cedar Rapids Hockey Association held its second meeting of the year at the Playground office Wednesday night. To bolster the treasury for the coming year all senior members will be assessed fifty cents. Cowan MacGregor was re elected president, Bob Woods named treasurer, and Bob Stodola to act as secretary for the year. A third meeting is set for Wednesday October 17 at 8 o clock.

Cedar Rapids Hockey Association Cowan MacGregor Bob Woods Bob Stodola

Plainfield Defeats Clarksville 9-0 Behind Holtkamp's gem

Plainfield blanked Clarksville 9-0 as pitcher Holtkamp dominated with two hits allowed, fourteen strikeouts, and three walks. The standout hurler kept Clarksville off the board while Plainfield surged to the win.

Plainfield Holtkamp Clarksville

Northwestern and Iowa renew storied Big Ten opener at Dyche

Northwestern and Iowa meet in the Big Ten opener at Dyche Stadium for 1934 with about 30 000 fans expected. The Hawkeyes hold a 12 7 1 series edge and seek a season start to challenge for the title, while Northwestern aims to reverse last year's 7 0 loss and prove its line and passing game can prevail.

Gazette Evanston Northwestern Iowa Dyche Stadium Hawkeyes Wildcats Wildcat Marquette Chambers Paplich Wray Green al Kawal Ed Whalen Paul Tangora Frank Riley al Lind

30000 Tickets Sold For Iowa Minnesota Game

Iowa City IA 30 000 seats already sold for the Hawkeye-Gopher clash on October 27 at Iowa Stadium. With demand strong, the remaining 10 000 tickets should sell off within a week unless Iowa loses at Northwestern this Saturday.

Iowa Minnesota Iowa City University of Iowa Northwestern

World Series Hokum and Waivers Shape Early Showdowns

Washington dropped Alvin Crowder to waiver at 7500 dollars and Detroit acquired him. Bill Hallahan moved from waivers to the Giants withdrawal before the World Series, then started for the Cardinals in game two. Detroit failed to capitalize on breaks as Rogell and Owen misplayed a bunt, while Hank Greenberg faced a third strike as Detroit fans hooted in the seventh inning.

Washington Alvin Crowder Detroit Cardinals Bill Hallahan Giants Lo and Crowder Tigers Hallahan Bill Rogell Pepper Martin Marvin Owen Rogell Owen Hank Greenberg

Walker lifts Tigers with pinch hit in world series game

Gerald Walker tied the score in the ninth with a pinch hit for Detroit but then got picked off at first. Schoolboy Rowe pitched brilliantly after a rough start, retiring 21 in a row as Detroit fights to avoid defeat. If the Cardinals win, fans will wonder why Rowe wasn’t started against Dizzy Dean.

Gerald Walker Walker Detroit Rowe Cardinals Dizzy Dean

Real Estate Transfers in Cedar Rapids and Marion

A sequence of property transfers listed with grantees, grantors, parcels, and dates from 1933 to 1934 including Well Place 1 Cedar Rapids, Oak Shade Cemetery, Daniels Park additions, Bever Park, Vernon Heights additions, and Wiley’s additions. Transactions feature joint tenancies, quitclaims, warranties, and deeds with nominal sums and valuable considerations. Entities include F P Hurley J G Mertens Flora Brewer Abbie Rate Bickett Anna Marshall C R Bldg and Loan Assn George Fosnacht Lillian Fosnacht O W Lawrence Paul Nielsen Gratia Wahl Fred Wahl Ella Wahl Mary Fellows Weare John A Larson Jane M Wiley Ross Wiley RE Stepanek John H Brookman Richard Wink Alba Wink Marion Cedar Rapids. Dates span 1933 1934 with several deeds dated 9 20 34 9 24 34 9 21 34.

F. P. Hurley J. G Bertha Mertens Cedar Rapids City of Marion Flora Brewer Oak Shade Olive S. Johnson O. W. Lawrence Paul Nielson Will Annexed James I Bowden Young Abbie Rate Bickett Anna Marshall C. R George Lillian Fosnacht Ely Daniels Ross Wiley Jane M Wiley Wiley’s Marguerite Turk Margaret A. Johnson Bever Park Add C. R Vance W McCray Doris W Vernon Vas Co Margaret Wahl Fred C Wahl Ella M. Wahl Winter Holmes Berry Mary Fellows Weare John A Larson John H- Brookman Richard Alba Wink Hus Lot Bik Youngs Subj

Highway project deeds and valuations noted in Iowa records

Esther Goodrow and others transfer a tract of about 2.21 acres in section 31-83-7 to the State of Iowa for highway purposes valued at 750 dollars as of May 18, 1934. L. Lt. Davis, referee, and Clement C. Oliphant are noted in related entries with a 1,600 dollar valuation dated September 14, 1934.

Valcon Lt. Davis Clement C. Oliphant Esther Goodrow State of Iowa

Big Kick In Ohio Farmer's Suit

In Harrison county Ohio Wilbur E. Simpson of Stumptown sues neighbor W S Culbertson for 150 dollars claiming a mare sold to him kicked out of the traces eight minutes after the sale. The case will go to jurors with arguments about horse trader practices. It is the second time the matter has been before the courts.

Cadizo Simpson Vs. Culbertson Harrison County Wilbur E. Simpson Stumptown W. S. Culbertson Simpson

Youth Receives New Bills After Burned Money Incident

In Fergus Falls Minnesota James Jarvinen aged 16 earned fifteen dollars by farm work and stored it in a toothpaste box. His mother burned the box in a rubbish fire and ashes were sent to the U S Treasury with an affidavit. James received fifteen new one dollar bills.

Fergus Falls Minn James Jarvinen James E. A. Jarvinen United States Treasury

New Arctic Ice Breaker Constructed By Russia

LENINGRAD UP reports the Soviet government is building the most powerful ice breaker yet in the shipyards to open the Arctic sea route for commerce. Diesel electric engines will produce 12000 horsepower and the ship will carry radio and scientific labs for studying Arctic flora and wide areas.

Leningrad

Troy Mills Basketball Schedule Arranged 1934 1935

Troy Mills coaches Guthrin and Murray finalize the 1934 35 basketball schedule with dates across November to March. Key games include home and away matches against Central City Walker Coggon Alburnett Quasqueton Center Point Toddville and county and sectional tournaments. A stray line notes a bamboo shoot rapid growth.

Troy Mills W. B. Guthrin Janet Murray Troy Mills High School Central City Walker Coggon Center Tolnt Alburnett Center Point Toddville

Manufacturers and Jobbers league hold eleventh annual banquet

Nearly two hundred attendees gathered in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel for the eleventh annual Manufacturers and Jobbers baseball league banquet. Iowa Electric Light and Power led with 13 2, Penick and Ford and Sinclair tied at 10 5, Kenneth Thenhaus earned seven wins, Lefty Sturm seven less, Walter Johnson tops batting with .420, Walter Genin earns fielding and all around honors, Light Company wins team batting with .308, C R Engineers second at .282.

Manufacturers and Jobbers Baseball League Crystal Room Montrose Hotel G. L. Carlton Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Penick & Ford and Sinclair Company Kenneth Thenhaus Lefty Sturm Lighters Penick & Ford Bruce Kier Walter Johnson Walter Genin Genin Light Company C. R. Engineers Penick Ford Jed Sinclairs Carlton B. D. Silliman Charles Herbek

Earl Whitehill To Tour Orient With All Stars

Washington pitcher Earl Whitehill will barnstorm with an all star group led by Earl Mack and travel to Vancouver and Japan. The trip includes Ruth Gehrig Gehringer Gomez Foxx and other stars joining in the foreign tour after the New York all star game. Whitehill plans a new $1500 garage and a recreation room at his Ridgeway Drive SE home.

Earl Whitehill Washington Ridgeway Drive Japan Whitehill Chicago Vancouver New York Ruth Gehrig Gehringer Gomez Foxx

Blairstown and Newhall Play 6-6 Tie in Darkened Game

Blairstown high school and Newhall battled to a 6-6 tie on the local diamond Tuesday. Newhall led for most of the game before Blairstown leveled it in the final period, and darkness ended play. Blairstown had previously beaten Newhall 5-0 in their first game of the season.

Blairstown Newhall Enedal the Gazette Blaiirstown

Backbone Conference Tournament Shifts To Saturday

The Backbone conference baseball tourney in Winthrop Iowa has been moved to Saturday Oct 6. Edgewood beat Fairbanks 18 to 4 in the opening game. A trophy will be awarded to the winners with a consolation prize also planned.

Winthrop Edgewood Fairbanks

Dempsey Promotes Wrestling Show On Tour Stop

Former heavyweight boxing legend Jack Dempsey referees the main event at Memorial Coliseum as Des Moines reports 5000 fans pack the arena. The card features George Keverly vs Mike Brendel in a best two of three finish match, with Frank Speers Jimmy Coffield Al Lopez and Bull Topaz in supporting bouts. Dempsey also appears in Mason City tonight and Cedar Rapids Friday.

Jack Dempsey Memorial Coliseum American Legion Dempsey Des Moines Manassa Manier George Keverly Mike Brendel Brendel Frank Speers Georgian Tech Jimmy Coffield al Lopez Bull Topaz Speers Roy Riegels Mason City Cedar Rapids

Troy Mills High Nine Edges Coggon Nine 19 to 9

The Troy Mills team beat Coggon 19 to 9 in a hard fought local game Tuesday afternoon. Fount and Hyenga pitched for Coggon while Pugh and Andrews toiled for Troy.

Troy Mills the Gazette Troy Mills High Coggon Club Fount Hyenga Battery Coggon Pugh Andrews Troy

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