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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1935
Page
28
Reported passage notes the Hawkkeyes preparing quietly as Salem shifts its focus to scouting in Minnesota. Details are sparse and names or dates are not clearly readable.
In a pivotal game, the team scored 20 points to Clinton's 12 as standout players delivered strong defensive stands and big plays. Rickey scored multiple times while Hickey anchored the defense breaking up key runs and presses. The crowd remained loud as the final drive secured the win and momentum heading into upcoming league play.
Reported chaos from the PGA event as Hagen exits in the first round amid a field of rivals. Details indicate shifting rounds and inconsistent scoring with several players advancing to later stages in a tense competition.
In Philadelphia bouts and several regional showdowns, fighters edged rivals in points across multiple cards. Notable outcomes include Moren, Harvome Obishuina, and Benito winning decisions, while Gal and Manila posted victories by narrow margins.
Readable fragments show results from a wrestling event with names partially garbled. Key names like Abe Basher and Dee fan Wali appear among scores and placements, indicating a summary of participants and outcomes from the meet.
Fayette High powered past Maynard Eleven by a wide margin in a spring contest. The article highlights strong play from Fayette High and notes key scoring runs and defensive stops contributing to the win.
Brooklyn dominates Toledo High in a lopsided 132 to 0 victory. The article details a dominant offense and stout defense with standout performances by multiple Brooklyn players.
West Union defeated Elgin High with a 33 to 14 score. West Union played 29 players to Elgin’s 15 as the game progressed through the quarters.
New Orleans report notes a sparsely attended event featuring Dizzy Dean and brother Dee Dee with only about 315.57 collected at gate as promoters refunded proceeds after low turnout. Joe Engel of the Chatlanouge club and baseball commissioner Junge Landis commented on the action.
In a three fall card Jones defeats Frank Speers with decisive body scissors holds after early exchanges. Speers takes a strong second fall with wrestling maneuvers before Jones closes the match with a decisive finish. The card opened with Otto Kuss beating Abe Rothberg in twenty minutes with a lock body scissors.
Marquette defeats St Louis 20 to 13 in a late TD drive after a short pass from Halfback Bulladon to End McKiahon. St Louis led 6 0 early but Marquette scored twice in the second half to secure the victory with a minute remaining.
Manchester defeated Anamosa High 7 to 0 on Friday night with a blazing punt setting up a short drive. Mulroy McIntosh scored the touchdown and added the extra point as Anamosa faced strong defense from Lazo Kellogg and Graham in the backfield and line.
Grundy Center routed Teachers High 20 to 0 in the season finale. Key scorers include U Ware, Grundy Keck with a 1 yard TD run and Lou Albright a 5 yard TD dash. Standouts for Teachers High were Wilson Riebe and Croft.
Belle Plaine shut out Tama 29 to 0 on its home field. Norby stood out as the top performer in the game.
McKinley defeats Charles City 13 to 7 on Friday night as Davenport and Olmstead spark the winning drive. The Comets threaten late but a blocked punt and key fumbles swing the seesaw battle, ending on McKinley’s 10 yard line.
Washington IA and Albia junior college football teams fought to a scoreless 0 0 outcome at Case Field Friday night before a large crowd. Albia threats came from Miletich and Johnston while Washington relied on Eicher Crawford and Michel for the offense as defenses held.
A flood of football results lists dozens of games with varied scores. Notable showings include Northern Leachers 373 to 6 over Chicare Junior College and Western Union 0 over Aimpson, plus multiple teachers college teams posting decisive wins across states.
Tipton high school defeated West Branch 12 to 6 in the annual homecoming game. West Branch led with a second quarter score by Binter, but Tipton blocked two kicks and rallied as Chapman broke through for a second quarter TD after an interception set up the drive.
Marengo high school defeated winless Sigourney 19 to 0 after a scoreless first half. Guerdon Hoyle ran 17 yards for the first touchdown, Boyd scored on a short run, and a late fourth down sequence with Boyd Milling and Lincoln Bartusek capped the 14 final yards. Sigourney was penalized for slugging before the last drive.
Four cats Mitzi Nenette Negro and Mickey have been officially appointed to the French chamber of deputies to chase rats and mice during long debates. The move aims to protect deputies from gnawed feet and maintain decorum in the parliament.
Dale Gear resigns as president of the Western League amid attendance concerns. Cedar Rapids Sioux City Davenport and Omaha reps met him. a salary settlement and replacement likely loom. Tom Fairweather of Des Moines may be offered the post. Gear plans softball and a shift from baseball.
At a Los Angeles luncheon Charlie Paddock, once critical of Howard Jones, praised the USC football mentor. Jones thanked Paddock, noting coaches should not talk too much, and highlighted his players as "mighty good boys" at Southern California while joking about possible deception plays.
Floyd Tate led the Peacocks to a 47-0 Iowa conference victory over Penn with four touchdowns. Coach John Dorman cleared the bench late, and reserves scored as well, showcasing dominant offense and a strong running game.
Marion defeats Independence in a Tri Valley Conference clash by 20 to 0. Marion scores on passes to Hagerman and a series of runs in the second and third periods after a first half even, with Lowe and Reed among key players. Officials and substitutions noted from the State Teachers game.
Traer High lost to Cedar Falls 7 to 6 on a Friday night. Cedar Falls opened with a quick touchdown as Miner rushed for 9 yards and Arns converted the point. Traer answered in the final period with a 47 yard drive ending in a Gates Byrnes Read lateral for six, but failed on the extra point. Traer’s last pass to Cedar Falls’ 18-yard line stalled at the final whistle.
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