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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1936

Page

10

Schumacher Shuts Down Yankees In Ten Inning World Series

Hal Schumacher pitched one of his finest games as the New York Giants defeated the New York Yankees 5 to 4 in ten innings at Yankee Stadium. The win keeps the Giants alive at 2–3 in the series while Bill Terry’s tenth inning single drove in the winning run.

United Press Ankee Stadium New York Hal Schumacher New York Giants Yankees Schumacher Bill Terry Giants Yanks Dolgeville N. Y Big Hal Joe DiMaggio Lou Gehrig Bill Dickey Joe Moore George Selkirk Prince Hal Travis Jackson Hal Ruffing Big Red Ruffing Carl Hubbell Yankee Pat “Blubber” Malone Dick Bartell Jo-Jo Terry Ripple Mancuso Whitehead Bartell Moore Lazzeri Ott Crosetti Polo Grounds Coogan Joe McCarthy Vernon Gomez Freddie Fitzsimmons

Jesup High Nine Falls 2-1 to Hazleton in Picnic Day

Hazleton edges Jesup 2 to 1 as Jesup High School baseball team suffers a Friday afternoon defeat on the Hazleton field. Special to The Gazette.

Jesup High Nine Hazleton The Gazette Jesup High School

Mastering golf requires self discipline and clear beliefs

The article argues golfers struggle due to low ambition and myths about golf. It suggests progress comes from conquering self and faulty notions spread by non golfers. It notes the golf swing is simple and highlights Chester Horton’s booklet No 1 with a 3 cent stamp offer for Cedar Rapids Gazette readers.

Chester Horton Cedar Rapids

Iowa Hawkeyes shake up lineup for South Dakota game

Special to The Lazette Iowa City Iowa coach Ossie Solem made drastic changes by inserting eight new players into the first string for the upcoming clash with South Dakota. Regulars Harris Balazs and Walter moved roles while Bush Lamb and Paul Grange directed the revamped offense. A bruising practice produced heavy contact and one brief casualty, with homecoming battles against Illinois looming next week.

Lazette Iowa City Iowa Northwestern Ossie Solem Harris Balazs Walter South Dakota Hawkeye Mason Lindenmeyer Wilbur Nead Gilman Walker Gallagher Anderson Simmons Salem Ozzie Simmons Bush Lamb Ozzie Paul Grange Waterloo Wagler Lamb Emil Klumpar Cedar Rapids Klumpar Osmaloski Lannon Matson Liddicoat de Heer Farrah Wheaton Ted Osmaloski Hild Kicherly Glenn Olson al Schenk Don Nelson Husky Illinois

West Union Gridders Defeat Maynard 26 to 6

MAYNARD The first Maynard high football game on the local field ended in a West Union victory by 26 to 6. The report notes the contrasting artillery methods as a described metaphor.

West Union Maynard the Gazette Maynard High

Franklin and Roosevelt clash in Hill Park Thursday night

Franklin fights Roosevelt in a high profile city title clash at Hill park on Thursday night. The Franklin squad faces injury concerns with QB Davison out and Stewart Alt and Diehl among players returning to form as Roosevelt aims to capitalize on home crowd support and Dad's day celebrations.

Hill Park Roosevelt West Side Roosevelt Band Iowa Iowa State Teachers’ Association Waterloo Rust Martin Franklin Davidson Stewart Alt Sherriff Hughes Diehl West Waterloo Thunderbolts Dubuque Wilson McKinley

Troy Mills Alumni Nine Defeats High School

The Troy Mills alumni defeated Troy Mills high school 8 to 6 on the local diamond. The high school led 6 to 0 through six innings before the alumni rallied for seven runs in the sixth. Frasher Carson and Baty pitched for the high school. Andrews Walton and Nelson pitched for the alumni.

Troy Mills Gazette TR Mills Troy Mills High School Frasher Carson Baty Andrews Walton Nelson

Earlville High Nine Defeats Delhi 5 To 3

Earlville high school baseball defeated Delhi high on the home diamond Friday afternoon by a 5 to 3 score. Earlville pitcher and catcher contributed key plays as the win improves their record. Delhi put up a rally late but fell short, with Earlville securing the victory in front of the home crowd.

Earlville High Nine Delhi Earlville Delhi High

Venner And Porter Headline Coliseum Boxing Festival

Cedar Rapids hosts the Memorial Coliseum boxing card led by welterweight star Bobby Venner in a ten round main event against Dick Porter of Indianapolis. Venner, 20, is unbeaten and rated among the world’s top welterweights while Porter brings a 300-bout career and recent Des Moines praised rematch.

Baer Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum Eddie Jennings Bobby Venner Ring Magazine Venner Dick Porter Indianapolis Des Moines Jennings Porter Chuck Woods Detroit Tony Canzoneri Jack Coral Havana Cuba Chuck Broddus Dixie Taylor Waterloo

Wellman Kalona Tie For Conference Lead In Gridiron clashes

Wellman Wildcats beat Sigourney 13 to 0 to extend their winning streak to three and tie Kalona for the Ke-Wash league lead after Kalona defeated West Chester 7 to 0. Fry to Gingerich connected for the Kalona score and the extra point. Next week Keota faces Sigourney while Wellman meets North English.

Gazette Wellman Wellman Wildcats Sigourney Wildcats Coffey Moothart Yoder Fighting Kalona West Chester Kalona Fry Gingerich Keota

Gehrig And Hubbell Demand Real News Respect

Henry McLemore pens a critical open letter to Ford Frick and Will Harridge urging major league leaders to curb ghost writing and friendly cartoon depictions of Lou Gehrig and Carl Hubbell during the World Series. He argues such portrayals distort the rivalry and mislead fans about the series’ stakes.

New York Ford Frick Will Harridge Susan Brown Giants Yankees Carl Hubbell Lou Gehrig Carl Lou Hubbell Cheshire Cat Gehrig

McLarnin Edges Canzoneri In Brutal Ten Round Welterweight Bout

In Madison Square Garden Jimmy McLarnin won a unanimous decision over Tony Canzoneri after ten savage rounds. Canzoneri, cut and bleeding from early in the fight, battled at featherweight and lightweight veteran McLarnin dominated with precise jabs, superb boxing, and power. The bout drew intense crowd interest and a reported 54000 dollars in receipts.

Lawton Carver International News Service New York INS Jimmy McLarnin Tony Canzeneri Madison Square Garden McLarnin Canzoneri

Feller Welcomed Home By Crowd Of 6000 In Van Meter

Bob Feller, a rookie star from Iowa, returns to Van Meter with a 6000 strong turnout. Gov Clyde L Herring joins the celebration as the 17 year old vows to finish high school. He pitches four innings for a local game and fans eleven in a row before a walk and a pop out.

Feller van Meter Bob Feller Iowa Bobby Cleveland Coppah Dexter Clyde L. Herring Governor Herring Herring Bob American Legion

Cubs Owner Wrigley OKs Full Roster Sale in Rebuild

Chicago Cubs owner P K Wrigley declares the 1936 squad to be rebuilt and grants Charley Grimm authority to trade any player, targeting stronger performances to draw fans. Hartnett denied as manager replacement. Changes expected at minor league convention in Montreal and later at the winter meetings in New York.

Hicago Chicago Cubs P. K. Wrigley Wrigley Cubs White Sox Rete Pyttesewene Charley Grimm Cub Gabby Hartnett Montreal New York

North English Gridmen Dominate Keota 13 to 0

North English high school defeated Keota 13 to 0 in Friday night football. All scoring came in the second half led by a 40 yard touchdown run by Reed.

the Gazette North English North English High School Keota Reed

Arlington Gridiron Triumph Over Elgin 7 0

Arlington high school defeated Elgin on the local field Friday night with a 7 to 0 score. The teams remained tied until the final quarter when Nas of Arlington intercepted a forward pass and returned it for a touchdown.

Arlington Arlington High Elgin Nas

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