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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1934

Page

4

Van Wie Wins Third Consecutive National Women's Golf Title

Virginia Van Wie of Chicago came from behind to defeat Dorothy Traung of San Francisco 2 up with 1 to play in the 36 hole final at Heston Hill. Traung, 20, made a strong first nine but Van Wie leveled after the turn and won the title, preserving her three year run and denying a California monopoly on the major U.S. trophies.

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Illini Edge Washington Bears 12–7 in Tight Title Clash

At Francis Field St Louis the Illini seized a late touchdown to defeat Washington University Bears 12 to 7 in a hard fought football game. Bob Zuppke's squad pulled out the win in the final minutes.

Illini Washington Bears

Navy Eleven Defeats Virginia 21 to 6 in Weekend Showdown

Washington AP report says Navy built an early lead and beat the University of Virginia 21 to 6. Virginia scored only in the final period against Navy reserves.

Navy U. of Virginia Washington University of Virginia Gaidsters Virginians

Tipton High Wins Conference Opener From Mount Vernon

Tipton high eleven defeated Mount Vernon 7 to 6 in Tipton's first conference game under floodlights. Mount Vernon scored first after two Tipton fumbles. Casterline scored for Tipton and the extra point followed a offside replay. Winter carried for a late 15 yard line advance as Mount Vernon threatened in the fourth quarter. Ball ended near Mount Vernon 20 at game end.

Tipton Tipton High Mount Vernon High Mount Vernon Casterline Winter Lasteriine Travis Ryerson

Kans State and Manhattan end in 13 to 13 tie

Brooklyn dispatch reports a muddy intersectional football game between Kansas State and Manhattan ending in a 13 13 stalemate as both teams struggled in the quagmire.

Manhattan Kansas State Brooklyn N. Y

Elkader Juniors Edge Luther Freshmen In Friday Football

Elkader junior college defeated Luther college freshmen 6 0 on the new athletic field. A steady drive with five first downs produced the lone touchdown in the final quarter. Orson Elkader scored on a 15 yard end run after a 20 yard pass and line drives. Elkader held the early and late quarters while Luther led the middle periods.

The Gazette Elkader Elkader Junior College Luther College Orson Elkader Luther

Stahle Shines as Solon Defeats Ely 5 to 1

Stahle pitched a strong game for Solon, beating Ely 5 to 1 at Ely High School. He also starred at the plate, joining Br Stahle with a perfect day at bat for Solon.

Stahle Ely Soreal the Gazette Friday Solon Uomter BR Stahle

Iowa Plans Golf Meet For Homecoming Alumni

Iowa City schedule features University of Iowa alumni golf event as a homecoming activity on October 27. Organizer Coach Charles Kennett will present awards to winners.

Iowa Iowa City University of Iowa Charles Kennett

Minnesota Downs Nebraska 20 to 0 in Dominant Win

Minnesota overwhelmed Nebraska 20 to 0 as the Gophers gained 423 rushing yards and 20 first downs while Nebraskas offense struggled. Key plays included a negated 47 yard Nebraska punt return and strong Nebraska passing efforts thwarted by Minnesota defense.

Nebraska Minnesota Skewes Bauer McDonald Benson Oval Gopher Cardwell Gophers Copa Uergre Lund Cornhuskers Scherere Ssavenees Eeelevecceresees Tenner Widseth Benson Williams Bnewess Ossvers

Trosky Day Opens Norway Baseball Tourney

Norway hosts a four team tournament honoring Hal Trosky, former Cleveland Indians first baseman. The event in Norway features teams Norway Watkins Newhall Belle Plaine with first pitch at 10 30 am. Trosky plays first base for Norway and is noted for 35 homers this season.

Norway Trosky Hal Trosky Cleveland Indians Watkins Newhall Belle Plaine Chicago White Sox

Trombino's Romaninn Sunday Dinner Menu

Readable menu note lists Italian dinner offerings at Trombino's Romaninn 525 Fourth Avenue SE. Sunday dinner runs 12 noon to midnight with turkey and roast chicken options, various steaks, waffles, sides, soups, salads, and drink included. Some text is garbled but identifies a family style Italian restaurant and several dish names.

Trombino Fourth Avenue SE

Washington Aggies Upset Trojans 19-0

Washington State defeated Southern California 19 to 0 before 55 000 fans. Ted Christofferson tallied the first score by recovering a fumbled ball and sprinting 38 yards, Ed Brett caught a 40 yard pass from Ed Goddard for another, and Dwight Scheyer returned a 27 yard interception for the third.

LS Angeles Ted Christofferson Washington State Southern California Trojans Cougars Trojans Christofferson Ed Goddard Ed Brett Southern California Dwight Scheyer

Tulsa Noses Out Kansas Eleven 7 to 0

Tulsa University defeated Kansas 7 to 0 in a late fourth quarter drive. Berry reversed a field on a pass from Dennis to score the winning touchdown, with Dennis adding the extra point.

Tulsa Kansas Okla Tulsa University Kansas University Jayhawk Berry Dennis

Ten Iowa lettermen return to Hawkeye swim team drills

Ten lettermen return as Iowa swimmers begin tri weekly workouts Monday under coach David Armbruster. The team, coming off the second place in the Big Ten last season, will focus on Danish gymnastics and body building as preparation for a February dual meet. Captains and member list include Bruce Grove and August Anderson among others from Tulsa, St. Louis, Rockford, and Iowa City.

Gazette Iowa City University of Iowa David Armbruster Bruce Grove Tulsa Okla August Anderson Ft. Dodge George Ernst St. Louis Allen Hurley Stillwater Adolph Jacobsmeyer Anton Zukas Rockford Ill Phillip McClintock William Busby Wilbur Wehmeyer Land Jack Sieg

Garfield Bears Open Season With 68 to 12 Victory

The Garfield Bears opened the season with a 68-12 win over the Tigers. Stone led with five touchdowns, Bowned scored three, Sandbergh Peterson and Nicholson added one each. Jennings scored both Tiger touchdowns as their offense struggled behind a weak line. Teams seeking games can call 5996.

Garfield Bears Tigers Bears Stone Bowned Sandbergh Peterson Nicholson Jennings Tiger

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