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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1938

Page

2

Wrigley rules out wholesale Cubs shakeup plans

Cubs owner Phil Wrigley said a total club overhaul after the pennant run is unlikely and that frequent major signings are unlikely. He discussed keeping Hartnett one year, plans to strengthen for 1939, possibly include Tony Lazzeri, and developing young players through new minor league arrangements.

Phil K. Wrigley Cubs Clent Catener Gavvoy Hartnett Tony Lazzeri Wrigley New York Hartnett New York Yankees Dizzy Dean Bill Lee Clay Bryant Stan Hack Gabby Lazzeri Yankees Billy Herman Bill Jurges Rip Collins Ken O'Dea Gus Mancuso Hank Leiber New York Giants Johnny Mize Stu Martin Joe Medwick St. Louis Cardinals Arky Vaughan Pittsburgh Pirates Gabby Hartnett Billy Rogers Hornsby Tony Oscar Vitt Oscar Cleveland Hornsby Baltimore Chuck Dressen Cincinnati Nashville Mickey Cochrane Cochrane Frank Frisch Frisch

Unbeaten Teams Face Big Autumn Tests Across Nation

Twenty five unbeaten major teams meet tough opponents this Saturday in a packed slate. Pittsburgh travels to Wisconsin to face undefeated Badgers while New York U hosts North Carolina. Other matchups include Cornell versus Syracuse and Princeton versus Penn as title contenders seek solid showings.

NEW York Pittsburgh Madison Wis Wisconsin New York U North Carolina Pitt Marquette Iowa Tulane Carnegie Tech Holy Cross Dartmouth New England Brown Harvard Bruins Princeton Salem Colgate Cornell Syracuse Maryland Ossie Salem Columbia Penn Fordham Purduce Michigan Minnesota Gophers Purdue Wolverines Alabama North Carolina State Tennessee Auburn Mississippi Louisiana State Vanderbilt Washington Western Kentucky

Guernsey Closes Season With 5-0 Triumph Over Victor

Guernsey defeated Victor 5-0 in the season finale Monday afternoon. Battery for Guernsey was Rieck and Morton. Victor’s battery was Fetzer and Fetzer. Only two hits were allowed by Rieck.

Guernsey Victor Rieck Morton Fetzer

Grinnell Eyes Central Tilt After Week in Practice

Grinnell College coach Lookabaugh plans to test revamped passing with Ed Walters at quarterback as Grinnell hosts Central College Friday. The varsity beat the freshman 20 to 0 in intersquad play, while backfield duties remain unsettled amid injuries and position switches involving Homann Walters Luther and High.

Grinnell Guy Lookabaugh Grinnell College Central College Lookabaugh Ed Walters Fred Luther Fred Homann Walters Harry High High Norman Tschirley George Little

Cyclones ready to face Missouri after Nebraska upset

Iowa State football coach Jim Yeager says the Cyclones, led by Everett Kischer, are focused on beating Missouri after the stunning 8 7 victory over Nebraska that ended a 19 year drought. The team relies on Kischer’s triple threat backfield as the main threat.

Ames Toowa State College Cyclones Nebraska Cornhuskers Jim Yeager Kischer Everett Kischer Iowa State Cyclone Marquette Kansas State Iowans Huskers

Leo Durocher Named Brooklyn Manager For 1939 Season

New York NY SNS Leo Durocher playing captain of the Brooklyn Dodgers was named manager for 1939. Dodgers business manager Larry McPhail also announced Charles Dressen and Bill Killifer as coaches. Dressen and Killifer take the coaching posts meaning Babe Ruth will not return as a coach next year.

New York SNS Leo Durocher Brooklyn Dodgers Larry McPhail Dodgers Durocher Charles Dressen Cincinnati Reds Bill Killifer Sacramento Pacific Coast Dressen Killifer Babe Ruth

Hopman Wins Pacific Coast Tennis Championship

Australian Harry Hopman, 35, defeated Jack Tidball in a four set final at Berkeley tennis club to claim the forty-ninth Pacific coast men's singles title. Hopman had earlier upset Don Budge while Tidball ousted Robbie Riggs en route to the final. Hopman now captains Australia’s Davis Cup team.

Berkeley Calif Harry Hopman Pacific Coast Jack Tidball Los Angeles Hopman Australia Don Tidball Riggs

Northwestern puts on heat for Ohio State

Northwestern coaches staged heavy drills and considered lineup changes as they sharpen for the pivotal Big Ten clash with Ohio State. Contens may start at quarterback over Richards, and Frank Young could replace Nick Cutlich at tackle as Francis Schmidt’s unit works on passing and defense at Columbus.

Chicago Lynn Waldorf Northwestern Wildcats Ohio State Northwestern Cats Buckeyes Nick Contens Dick Richards Contens Ohio Frank Young Letterman Drake Nick Cutlich Wildcats Waldorf Columbus Francis Schmidt Mike Kabealo Jimmy Sexton Schmidt Wilneis Notre Dame Iowa Harold van Every Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin Pittsburgh Fritz Crisler Purdue Fordham Indiana

McGregor High Beats Luana Nine 14 to 3

McGregor High School defeated Luana High School 14 to 3 on Tuesday. The McGregor offense scored in multiple innings while pitchers held Luana to a trio of runs. The win improves McGregor’s season record and boosts playoff momentum.

McGregor High School Luana McGregor

Rainstorm floods Porto Bello causing flash deluge in 1908

At Porto Bello on the Isthmus of Panama nearly two and a half inches of rain fell in three minutes on May 1, 1908. The sudden downpour disrupted streets and caused flooding as residents and officials assessed damage and sought safety.

Porto Bello Panama

Ruppert Getting Even With League

New York column traces Col. Ruppert's rise with the Yankees since 1915, noting ten American league titles and seven world championships. It discusses management, possible splits, and parallels with other clubs, plus reflections on Frank Frisch and Joe McCarthy as successful leaders.

Col. T. Huston Yanks Babe Ruth Bob Quinn Boston Bees Baseball Quinn

Wildcats Open With 9-0 Victory Over All Star

Novak's Wildcats opened the fall football season with a 9-0 win against the North Side All-Stars. Gable Kenney and Murtis starred for the winners while Watterson and Jewel led the losers.

Novak Wildcats North Side All- Stars Gable Kenney Murtis Watterson Jewel

Solon Defeats Oxford 12 to 4 in Oxford Friday

Solon beat Oxford 12 to 4 last Friday afternoon at Oxford. Solon pitchers Zenishek and Novy combined for 9 strikeouts and 4 hits allowed. Wall led Solon with two singles and a home run. Simpkins and Goodrich were Oxford’s battery.

the Gazette Solon Oxford Zenishek and Novy Zenishek Wall Simpkins Goodrich

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