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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1934
Page
6
Iowa drills focused on stopping the forward pass as they prepare for the Iowa State game in Ames. The activity includes adjusting the backfield and evaluating players returning from injuries, with emphasis on pass defense and team readiness for kickoff.
The article describes the Minnesota Gophers heading to a Pitt matchup with optimism from coach Masvor A G and Buzz Banta. It notes prior season momentum and the team’s defensive focus as practice concludes on Thursday.
Des Moines lightweight Rosenbloem trained hard for a title bout with Vondesy night. He blasted sparring partner with fast rounds and lefts to the head, aiming for a knockout as the only path to victory.
Pop Warner praises Jim Thorpe as the greatest football player and notes Ernie Nevers plus Tim Moynihan. Kentucky, Texas, and Pasadena items are teased, including Rose Bowl reseeding and remarks on players and matches. The column previews questions about Harvard kickers and longest forward passes in football history.
Iowa State varsity used a freshman star lineup emulating Crayne and Simmons in a brisk scrimmage against Iowa. The first and second units succeeded in stopping Iowa running plays but struggled to defend the Hawkeyes aerial attack. The lineup matched the Missouri game except Kroeger and Neal were absent.
The Seton football squad under Orville Rust prepares for a tough game with Dubuque, easing drills after hard practice. Coach Rust emphasizes guarding against injuries as Iowa Crts fete looms and the team shapes up for a demanding contest.
Seven leading American golf professionals sailed westward on Thursday in search of opportunities in Australia. The voyage aboard the Los Voie carried notable players including Paul Raroun and Mard Mis Detsrvore, heading toward new circuits and possible competition.
Calmar High eleven defeated Cresco High eleven in Cresco by a 19 to 0 score in the second game. The victory adds a strong start to Calmar's season as they dominate on both sides of the ball.
A herdsman tending cattle on the Mona toom near Susjevo was attacked by a bear. The herd bolstered by cattle pawed the bear to death before any aid could reach him. The tragedy underscores danger in the region's pastoral work.
Chicago Bears beat Green Bay Packers 10 to 6 at State Fairpark in Milwaukee in a Wednesday exhibition charity game. Beat tied the score with an 13 yard run and Manders added a 26 yard kick. Packers miscues and Herber runs produced a late scoring drive but fell short.
St Mary's coach Slip Madigan avoided a firm answer when asked about deliberate fumbles. He cited past fumbles leading to touchdowns and warned the play remains dangerous and potentially unethical. St Mary's 37 players and 127 supporters arrived for the annual game with Fordham amid drills and preparation.
Edgewood high school Orioles finish the fall season with an 18 to 3 victory over Elkport. The win completes a perfect 5–0 record and secures the Backbone championship.
Iowa City Iowa University of Iowa basketball candidates reported Thursday for three practices weekly ahead of the 1934 35 season. Rollie Williams will direct one night weekly until November 1 when he takes daily charge. Dec 2 opens the cage schedule with three returning letter men John Burke Muscatine Ivan Blackmer Iowa City and John Grim Iowa City among the hopefuls.
About 3 000 tickets remained unsold as of Thursday for the October 27 Iowa versus Minnesota clash in Iowa City. Sales already top the stadium record by 1 000, with over 6 000 Minnesota fans expected plus a visiting band of about 100 players marking the first visiting band in the new stadium.
A golfer should keep the clubhead on a curving inward path from the ball and avoid straight line retreat. Shoulders and hips should twist rather than lean, with the right leg braced but not stiff. The rule is to turn and twist without swaying, as leaning harms the swing.
Mickey Cochrane of Detroit was named the American League MVP for the second time, edging Charley Gehringer in a spirited eight-voter ballot by the Baseball Writers' Association of America. The vote tallies show Cochrane 67 and Gehringer 65 with other stars also receiving votes.
Petitions with 1500 signatures urge Willis Ward the Negro end to be in the Michigan lineup for the Georgia Tech game. Coach Harry Kipke declines to confirm Ward’s starting status as student protest grows and a mass meeting with speakers is planned.
Marion high football eyes a third straight win as it prepares for Independence Friday. A full scrimmage boosted the offense while captain King is absent. Last season Marion won 19 0 and 28 0 in prior meetings, with Friday's kickoff at 3 oclock.
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