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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1934

Page

2

Hawkeye 45 Go To Ames For Iowa State Clash

Iowa University sails 45-man squad for the Ames game after meals in Marshalltown and Boone, eyeing a rugged renewal of the Iowa State series. Key injuries threaten several starters while Dick Crayne and Ozzie Simmons anchor a backfield already preparing to counter Bill Allender and Ray Neal. The squad list includes ends Bernie Page and John England, tackles Jerry Foster and Fred Radloff, guards Jack Gallagher and Bull Seidl, centers Ted Osmatoski and Merrill Robb, and backfield stars Captain Russ Fisher and Ove Simmons.

Owa City Jesson Iowa State University of Iowa Ames Marshalltown Boone Cyclones Hawkeyes Salem Herman Schnedman Russ Fisher Fred Radloff Jerry Foster Bill Seel Dick Crayne Oze Simmons Dwight Hoovier Schneidman Fisher John Hild Missouri Bill Allender Ray Neal Hawkeye Bernie Page John England Frank Jakoubek John Lindenmeyer Corney Walker Frank Turner Don Simmons Gordon Matson Lloyd Hoffman Rudolph Leytze Jim Kelley Marvin McAllister Dan Enich Jack Gallagher Bull See Gail Lundberg Marvin Kuhn Frank O'Leary Floyd McDowell Don Nelson Leo Cain Clarence Dee Ted Osmatoski Merrill Robb Jack Shea Ray Momsen Harold Weber Marion Harris

National league wary of post season barnstorming ban

National League president John A Heydler doubts club owners will ban post season barnstorming despite American League head Will Harridge urging action at December meetings in New York. Harridge cites Jim Foxx head injury and Paul Deans arm soreness as reasons for curb.

New York John A Heydler Will Harridge Harridge Jimmie Foxx Athletics Winnipeg Paul Daffy) Deans

Prophet Calls His Shots For Saturday

National League chief Heydler signals no urgent ban on barnstorming unless proposed at the joint meeting. He notes NL’s stricter postseason limits and hints some owners favor trimming barnstorming to mid October, with focus on the Deans-Dizzy-Daffy tour and Cardinals’ exhibition arms.

Far East Heydler Serson Deans Dizzy Daffy Cardinals

Light Heavies Stage Fast Bout Card At Legion

The new lightweight style drew crowds as The Great Mephisto defeated Alex Kosaboski in two of three falls. Eight light heavyweights impressed with speed and action, blood spilled in two bouts, while two others showcased rapid exchanges. Other results included Frankie Hart beating Fred Bruno in two straight, and a 30 minute draw between Jack Kennedy and Charles Peterson. Upcoming weekend features Iowa, Iowa State, and several conference games across the region.

American Legion Mephisto Alex Kosabosk Kosaboski

Baer Sees June Title Bout Dispute At Garden

Max Baer vented frustration over Madison Square Garden's heavyweight title opponent plan for June in New York. He criticized the selection process, hinted at fighting either a winner or another suitable challenger, and questioned why Bab Hamas was not matching up with Carnera. Baer and manager Ancel Hoffman pressed for a public-pleasing choice and warned Garden contracts must secure a worthy foe by June.

Hollywood New York Philadelphia Jack Dempsey Baer Steve Hamas Max Schmeling Art Lasky the Garden Hamas Satchel Carera Buddy The Garden Carnera Schmeling Lasky Hoffman

Iowa Elevens In Important Intra State Conflicts

Iowa major colleges clash this weekend in intra state football amid Des Moines Ames and Mount Vernon games. Drake and Grandwell meet in Des Moines in a South Valley conference struggle as Grinnell endures a fourteen game winless streak charting the 1933 season.

Drake Missouri Valley Ames University of Iowa Iowa State Iowa Nebraska Coe Cornell Mount Vernon Parsons Penn Oskaloosa Luther Upper Iowa Central Columbia Pella Simpson St Loui Washington University St. Ambrose Rock Island Augustan Northwestern College of Wisconsin Dubuque University Western Union South Dakota State Iowa Teachers Western State Teachers North Dakota State Morningside Des Moines Anes Gamwell Grinnell

Right Arm Sway in Golf Back Swing Mechanics

The passage discusses how big body sways and small right arm sway affect golf swings. It emphasizes keeping the right elbow tucked and close at address while the hips and shoulders rotate to avoid unintended lateral torso movement.

Amscray

Flu Handicaps Pitt for Minnesota Tilt

Pitt football falters on eve of clash with Minnesota as star Verne Baxter questions his availability due to illness. Analysts expect Minnesota’s stronger lineup to challenge Pitt with Beise Kostka and a powerful backfield. Probable Pitt lineup listed. Minnesota's starting unit named. game billed as a championship showdown with 60,000 fans anticipated.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh University Minnesota Pitt Southern California Verne Baxter Trojans Baxter Jock Sutherland Shadyside Academy Pitt Stadium Panthers Minneapolis Pug Land Sheldon Beise Stan Kostka Gophers Rooker Seifert Hoel Olejnicsak Hartwig Ormiston Shotwell Munjas Nicksick Laure Weinstock Larson Tenner Bengston Widseth Bevan Occh Rennebohm Seidel Lund Clarkson Beise

Coe and Cornell Taper Off For 44th Struggle

Coe and Cornell prepare for their 44th football meeting at Mount Vernon homecoming. Moray L. Eby leads Coe with a near full lineup while Barker plans similar strength for Cornell. The 2 p.m. kickoff on the Mount Vernon gridiron caps homecoming events with Cedar Rapids fans headed to Ash Park in strong numbers.

Espite Dick Barker Cornell Moray L. Eby Coe Mount Vernon Kohawks Mount Vernon Purple Ralph McLeod Eby Cook Smith Green Claypool Saccaro Ziogas MacKay Carson Martin Carruthers Schneider Flood Barker Coffman Still Zoda Berve Bunch Novak Hoffman Reynolds Kunz Courson Peterson Ash Park Cedar Rapids

Big Six showdowns loom with Kansas Kansas State and Nebraska Oklahoma

Kansas and Kansas State renew fierce Big Six rivalry while Missouri hosts St Louis U as Iowa State leads after a 13 0 win over Missouri. Nebraska is slight favorite over Oklahoma with Kansas and Kansas State evenly matched in a weather affected set of conference openers on Saturday.

Riger Purdue Wisconsin Kaizer Kizer Manhattan Wichigan Michigan State Chicago-Indianna Clark Shaughnessy Indiana Tee Aedevege Stanford Indians Kansas City Norman

Hawkeye Harriers Tie for First in Rain Shaped Iowa Meet

Four Iowa runners tied for first place 1902 time on a two and a half mile course as the Hawkeyes defeated Carleton 44 to 15 in a rain swept race Captain Wisgerhoff Pratt Sitko and Hass crossed together for the Hawkeyes Moreau led Carleton in sixth place despite a slippery course and persistent cold rain.

Iowa City University of Iowa Hawkeyes Carleton College Wisgerhoff Pratt Sitko Hass Moreau Carleton

North Atlantic Icebergs Seen Doubling Usual Crop

Scientists estimate this year will show about 600 icebergs in the North Atlantic, roughly double the normal 300. Observers note the surge could affect maritime routes and Arctic conditions through the season.

North Atlantic

Blondy Ryan and Bride Visit in Iowa

Des Moines reports Johnny Blondy Ryan reserve infielder for the New York Giants and his bride Kathleen Barry of Belmond left Des Moines by plane for Chicago and Lynn Massachusetts to spend the winter. They visited Kathleen’s family, Mr and Mrs Michael Barry of Belmond, before departing.

Des Moines Johnny Blondy"’ Ryan New York Giants Kathleen Barry Belmond Ryan Chicago Lynn Mass Michael Barry

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