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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1938

Page

2

Wilson Rams tackle West Waterloo in key Hill Park tilt

Wilson high undefeated in five meets West Waterloo at Hill Park in a Mississippi Valley conference showdown. Wilson leads the league while West Waterloo, one of the state’s strongest prep teams, seeks a victory to boost its standings. A 75 piece band travels with West Waterloo and a large crowd is anticipated.

Hill Park Wilson Mississippi Valley Conference West Waterloo Wilsons Ramblers Leek le Gelling Wat Wilson High East Waterloo Roosevelt McKinley Marion Tipton Barnard Franklin Clinton Davenport Rough Rider Wilson-West Waterloo Hillpark Waterloo

Boxing Roundup From City Cards

By The Associated Press in New York Leonard Del Gento 115 New York outpointed Bobby Wilson 115 Washington D C. Arch. in eight rounds Sonny Boy Walker 207 Phoenix Arch stopped Jack Dallas 137 Texas. Tiser Yelon 149 sonatens stopped Dick Ritchie 117 Denver.

Associated Press New York Leonard del Gento Bobby Wilson Washington, D. C Los Angeles Sonny Boy Walker Phoenix Arch Jack Dallas Texas Houston Tex Tiser Yelon Sonatens Dick Ritchie Denver

Unjust rumors tied to pro grid sport

AP Sports Writer notes rumors surround professional football as it rises in prominence. Joe Carr leads investigations with strong integrity, opposing gamblers, while bets among fans remain common but limited to small stakes. No evidence supports players being compromised.

Paul Mickelson New York Joe Carr Columbus, O Kenesaw Mountain Landis Joe Judge Landis

End of Baseball Career Paths Highlighted by Football

The article contrasts baseball and football post-peak opportunities, noting football provides broader chances for players after their prime. It emphasizes career diversity beyond pro baseball.

Reserves Get Hard Workout At Mt. Vernon

Cornell football focus shifts to second string this week with scrimmages between seconds and freshmen. Dick Barker drills fundamentals and sought real game practice for reserves Reidler Geshner Kohl Purkey Simester Larson McKean Moore Hoare Adamson Flamm. Cornell faces Simpson at Mount Vernon in a non conference game Friday afternoon.

Gazette Mount Vernon Cornell Dick Barker Reidler Geshner Kohl Purkey Simester Larson McKean Moore Hoare Adamson Flamm Purple Simpson

Alaska hunt ends with girl hunter taking top honors

In Seattle AP report, eleven men and a 13 year old girl, Virginia Lloyd-Smith, hunted in Alaska. Virginia, new to hunting, fired eight times and bagged three caribou, one kodiak bear, and one moose securing the highest honors.

Seattle Alaska Virginia Lloyd-Smith Virginia

Darby and Joan Die In England Funeral Tragedy

Mrs John H Evans aged 78 dies in Wombwell during funeral preparations for her husband. He is 80. Ten children, aged 38 to 58, accompany them to the double grave in Wombwell cemetery.

John H. Evans Wombwell England

Viewing the Field: Iowa State- Oklahom a and local prep games

The piece surveys 1939 football plans and scouting at Coe and Cedar Rapids. It notes Iowa State opening at Ames September 23 and a potential Big Six title decider if Oklahoma visits Ames November 19. It mentions Colgate at Iowa City and six man football demos at Elkader and northeast Iowa junior colleges.

Iowa State College Coe Kohawks Ames Cyclones Moray Eby Oklahoma Colgate University Iowa Iowa City Andy Kerr Kerr Cedar Rapids Elkader Elskader Waukon Maquoketa Independence

Real estate transfers list joint tenancies and fee titles

Winifred Moore and husband transfer to Joseph J and Berneice M No votny joint tenants in lot 3 plat 57 C. R. subject to taxes liens and assessments. Richard F Bruch and wife transfer to Dwight S and A Lucile Lupton joint tenants in lot 15 block 11 Mound Farm with full right to transfer. Laura E Hoffman and husband transfer to Alvin F Pru chard 34 feet of lot 6 block 17 Well Place 7th add subject to taxes and valcons.

Winifred Moore Joseph J Berneice M. Novotny Richard F. Bruch Dwight S A. Lucile Lupton Mound Farm Laura E. Hoffman Alvin F. Pruch

Budge Harris Pro Tennis Pay Debate Sparks Controversy

Sports writer notes a public dispute between Jack Harris a Chicago promoter and Don Budge over a possible pro deal. Harris claims 100000 dollars, with Budge asking 75000, while pro tennis typically rewards players via gate percentages and modest guarantees. Ellsworth Vines and Fred Perry have a joint stance, limiting Budge’s early earnings compared to peers.

Bob Considine INS New York Chicago Jack Harris Don Budge Harris Budge Donald Ellsworth Vines Fred Perry

Professor Wood Named Chairman of Grinnell Athletic Committee

Paul Spencer Wood a Grinnell college English professor was named chairman of the athletic committee succeeding Earl D Strong who resigned on a year’s leave to work for the federal government in Washington The committee must decide within a year what Grinnell will do when it leaves the Missouri Valley conference

Grinnell Paul Spencer Wood Grinnell College Wood Earl D Strong Washington

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