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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1932
Page
10
Brown upset Yale 7 to 2 as Chase and Gilbane led in a strong Bruin backfield drive from midfield to Yale's four yard line late in the third quarter. Gilbane scored and Chase added a safety late, preserving Brown's rally on the road.
A rugged clash ends in a scoreless tie as Coe fights Grinnell with stout defense and key tackles by Warren, Hild, and Ullrich. Grinnell presses late with James and Ullrich drives but fails to breach the Coyotes line.
Indiana beats Iowa 12 to 0 after a tight defensive battle opened with a safety and a late scoring drive. Key players include Teyro at QB for Iowa and Johnston for Indiana, with multiple passes and runs shaping the tense contest.
Purdue edged Wisconsin 7 to 6 as Carter set up the touchdown with a 29 yard run to the two yard line and Horstmann plunged in for the score. Wisconsin answered with a late first half TD on a trick play and a late pass, but could not overcome Purdue.
The Hazleton high school boys schedule outlines twelve games for the first team and four for the second team. Opponents include Winthrop Aurora Sacred Heart Fairbank Quarquetor Wartheop and Lamon with games set from November through February and a season-ending tournament.
Muscatine high school second team defeated Wilton Junction 12 to 6 in a Friday game. The contest featured rough play and was marked by Muscatine’s decisive second-quarter drive.
Wisconsin runners swept the top three spots to win the three mile quadrangular cross country meet in Evanston over Illinois Notre Dame and Northwestern. Swabach won in 16 51 with Cranney and Lasaine close behind to clinch a 27 point victory.
Cornell runners won 33 to 22 over Iowa with Mount Vernon harriers taking three of the top five places led by Captain Tayre. Speck and Carter finished second and fourth for Cornell, Campisi and McElroy were Iowa’s high scorers, and the fastest two mile time posted was 10 456. This was Iowa’s season opener.
Medical teams trek through central Alaska on a 10 day dog sled mission to reach remote communities. They face extreme cold and rugged terrain while delivering essential care.
Minnesota defeats Nebraska 14 7 on Manders extra point after touchdown by Manders and Masterson. Minnesota gains 224 yards to Nebraska 137 with eight first downs to four. Lund punts ten times for 360 yards average and Sauer handles 34 yard punts for Nebraska.
Belle Plaine prepares for a Tama contest at Tama on Friday October 21 under Coach Garland Lamb. The lineup likely includes Suchy Shraeder N Rusk Zimmerman Evans Draper Smothers Blinken sop Evanoff Dudek Shine Miller Parcel Sparrowgrove Peters Viall and others. The team tops the Iowa Cedar league with two wins and one tie.
Belle Plaine to oppose the Brooklyn Merchants Sunday at 3 o clock in a bid to avenge past ties. The Cardinals, led by Charles Sellers and Charles Bradford, seek edge after a 6 6 draw with Clinton and a 12 0 loss of Brooklyn to Daniels Brothers.
Princeton and Cornell played to a scoreless tie in a rain soaked game at Princeton. The page describes key plays including a late interception by Cornell substitute Geoffrion and missed scoring chances as both teams failed to convert in the final period.
Michigan tops Ohio State 14 0 as Regiczs and Williamson score touchdowns and Newman adds two extra points. Ohio State drives stall early and late as Michigan controls the line with Hinchman and Kowalik powering the ground game. Substitutions included Padlow Salvaterra and Lukz for Ohio State. Cox and Kowalik lead Michigan with key blocks.
Arlington defeated Clermont 7 to 0 on Friday at the local athletic field. Arlington showed experienced play as they remained undefeated in most of this season, with recent losses only to Oelwein B and Maynard.
Los Angeles AP report says Majors era stars will barnstorm next spring on a Eastbound tour. Organizer Jess Orndorff lists club members including catchers Jack Myers Tub Spencer and himself. pitchers Bob McGraw Hi West Spec Harkness Wheezer Dell Tom Hughes. fielders Art Shafer Jack Fournier George Cutshaw Ivan Olson. outfielders Mike Donlin Jim Thorpe George Ellis and Sam Crawford.
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