Franklin Trims McKinley In City Series Finale
Franklin High defeats McKinley 13 to 0 in the West Side Stadium clash. Jennings scores twice on a 54 yard drive sparked by a kickoff return. Dostal and Jennings key the 54 yard march. Franklin secures second place in the city standings with two wins and one loss.
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Carrol
Mitchell
Franklin High
Thunderbolts
Grant Jennings
McKinley
West Side Stadium
Franklin
Golden Bears
Jennings
George Dostal
Don Caldwell
Bill Shuttleworth
Louis Ginsberg
Bill Barron
Tucker
Lenzen
Jerry Cimburek
Golden Bear
Ray Sorenson
Heral
Ryan
McKinles Schieb
Ray Sorenson Tucker Seo
Cabalka
Malcolm Scores 28 In Plainsmen Win Over Traer
Belle Plaine beats Traer 28-18 as Harley Malcolm scores all four Belle Plaine touchdowns. Belle Plaine leads 14-6 at halftime with Traer scoring via Kutin twice and Voetberg once.
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Plainsmen
Traer
Belle Plaine
Harley Malcolm
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Voetberg
Bolingbroke Favored in Jamaica Gallant Fox Handicap
New York reports Bolingbroke looms as slight favorite in the 50 000 added Gallant Fox handicap at Jamaica opening day. Fifteen of the nation’s top thoroughbreds expected in the mile and five eighths test with Devil Diver as second choice. Churchill Downs hosts fall meeting with Three Dots carrying top weight in the autumn handicap. Twilight Tear leads 130 pounds for Laurel Park Maryland Handicap at Laurel on Saturday despite slow track prospects.
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New York
Jamaica
Townsend B. Martin
Bolingbroke
Devil Diver
Greentree Stable
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Laurel, Md
Laurel Park
Calumet Farm
Roosevelt Roughriders Face Clinton River Kings Tonight
The Roosevelt Roughriders host Clinton River Kings at 7:45 p.m. in West Side Stadium with a conference lead on the line. Manny Wise is out with a hip injury, replaced by Bob Canterbury, while Don Martin returns in top form to boost the Roosevelt offense.
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Mississippi Valley
Roosevelt Roughriders
Clinton High River Kings
West Side Stadium
Manny Wise
Bob Canterbury
Don Martin
Roosevelt
West Branch Holds East Iowa Lead on 2013 Win
West Branch stays undefeated at the top of Eastern Iowa after a 20 to 13 victory over Monticello on Friday. Rummel, Lathrop, and guards led a first half march to reach 14 points, Monticello answered with a quick score, and a late interception by Corren sealed the win for West Branch.
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East Iowa
Gazette
Monticello
Iowa
Bears
Wayne Rummel
Lathrop
Monte Panthers
Panthers
Corren
Monte
Tama Gridiron Upsets Montezuma 26 to 6 for Cedar league lead
Tama high eleven used a ground game to beat Montezuma 26 6 and seize the Iowa Cedar league lead. Darrel Ribick and Ben Morgan scored in the second period, Morgan adding a late touchdown after blocking a field goal, as Tama pulled away.
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Gazette
Montezuma
Tama High Eleven
Monte
Barnes
Tamas
Darrel Ribick
Ben Morgan
Morgan
Tama
Mercer Kingpin Dominates Majors With 654 Series
B Mercer rolled a 654 on games of 220 233 and 201 to lead the Major league bowlers Friday night. Sam Palumbo posted 633, Hansen 619, and Ray Langham 603 as Lincoln Major leaguers topping 600. Mexico City tour note mentions Penthatton Militar Mexican university basketball team planning a U.S. winter tour.
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Ray Langham
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Mexico City
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Weeneans Handicap
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U. High Skirts Mt Vernon 14-7 in Late Stand
University high earned its third straight win by defeating Mt Vernon 14 to 7 on a late rally. The Bluehawks moved from their own 44 to Mt Vernon 24 for the decisive score as Williams broke through on a double lateral. Earlier Harper tied the game after recovering a Mt Vernon fumble at the 31 yard line.
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Shaw Leads Bobcats to 38-0 Victory at City High
Iowa City City High falls 38-0 as Marshalltown Bobcats dominate from the opening whistle. Wilbur Shaw scores twice and directs a 95 yard scoring drive before leaving the game as the Bobcats pull away.
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Marshalltown
Bobcats
Wilbur Shaw
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Towa City
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McMahon
McKibbin
Batesole
Fayette Bridders Hold West Union To Tie In Conference
Fayette Bridders at home kept West Union to a 6-6 tie in the Upper Iowa conference ending their local schedule. Beerman scored for West Union in the first quarter, Caldwell crossed for Fayette in the second, and Crandle nearly scored on a 40 yard run as time ran short.
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Fayette Bridders
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Iowa
Beerman
Caldwell
Crandle
High School Football Scores From Franklin to West Union
Franklin 13 McKinley 9 Cedar Falls 38 Wilson 13 University High 14 Mt. Vernon 7 Fayette 6 West Union 6 Tama 76 Montezuma 6 Elkader 38 Postville 0 Decorah 38 Oelwelh 6 Belle Plaine 28 Traer 18 Marshalltown 38 Iowa City 0 Reinbeck 18 State Center 6 Toledo 14 Marengo 6 Marlon 1% Maquoketa West Branch 20 Monticello 13 Maynard 18 Waukon 0 Tinton 27 West Liberty 6 West Chester 25 Brighton Times 49 Grinnell 7 West Waterloo 20 Dubuque 1 East Waterloo 18 Mason City 13 Davenport 27 East Moline Waverly 13 Charles City 0 Clinton Lyons 38 Davenport Sophs 7 Cherokee 27 Sibley 7 Carroll 13 Red Oak Newton 25 Oskaloosa 0 East Sioux City 19% Omaha Tech 6 Spencer 46 Emmetsburg 0 Storm Lake 1% Sheldon 4 Webster City 44 Clarian 20 Des Moines East 14 Fort Dodge 0 Audubon 6 Gilden 4 Atlantic 25 Greenfield 13 Burlington 31 Monmouth 6 LeMars 70 Rock Rounds 4 Missouri Valley 80 Onawa 0 Ferry 8 Crestonook Ottumwa ft Keak COLLEGE RESULTS Drake 14 Gustavus Adolphus 2 Purdue B19 Ohio Georgia 53 Daniel Field Pa Temple 7 Syracuse 7 Pittsburgh Teachers 18 Warrensburg Teachers 7 Cane Girardeau 13 Issouel Valley 0 Boston College 42 New York U 13 Michigan State 8 Maryland 0
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Ottumwa
Keak College
Drake
Gustav
Pepper Martin Signs To Manage San Diego
Pepper Martin of the St. Louis Cardinals was signed Friday by Bill Starr Padres president to manage the San Diego team of the Pacific Coast League.
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Pepper Martin
San Diego
Los Angeles
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Starr
Padres
Cedar Falls Tigers Top Wilson in Low-Scoring Showdown
Cedar Falls led 12 7 at halftime and pulled away with a 6 point fourth quarter to beat Wilson 18 13 at Washington Park. Key plays included a 40 yard pass Mohling to Hansen set up a TD and Norman Jesperson catching a 14 yard scoring pass in the final drive for Cedar Falls.
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The
Gazette
Cedar Falls
Paul Mohling
Wilson High
Washington Park
Cedar Rapids
Birkicht
Tigers
Norman Jesperson
Wilson
Geserson LE Hoyle Haferkamp Ltd
Conway Breisch
Bys Blake
Andrew Siglin
Lorenzen Bond
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Gaines Huss
Anderson
Godfrey FB Farmer
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Riker
Jesperson
Gaines
Iverson
Corwin
Barnett
Bingham
Whitelow
Moore
Vrbicek Martin
Gordon Mecer
Garrettson
Charlie Pinkham
Decorah Triumph Halts Oelwein Scoring Bid 28-6
Decorah held Oelwein to four goal-line rushes but Oelwein avoided a shutout with a late score. Decorah struck in the second quarter on a Grant run from the 13 yard line and a punt return by Hovey, then another Grant carry in the third. Oelwein’s Hancock left the game in the second and did not return.
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Decorah
Grant
Hovey
Taylor
Rice
Munn
Bleck
Borland
Hancock
Toledo Staves Off Marengo 14 to 6 in grid clash
Toledo defense kept Marengo scoreless until the final period. Patterson tackled a Marengo player in the end zone for a safety in the second period, then Kremenak plunged for a Toledo TD. In the third, Patterson caught a 30 yard pass from Garlow for the final score. Marengo scored late on a Lonergan pass to McGivern.
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Marengo
Patterson
Kremenak
Garlow
McGivern
Lonergan
Marion Edges Maquoketa in WaMaC Thriller 13-8
Marion outlasted Maquoketa 13 to 8 in WaMaC action on Friday night. Maquoketa built an early lead with a safety and a touchdown, while Marion answered with a second quarter TD by Failor and an extra point by Coon. The teams traded field position into a tight second half before Marion capped the scoring with Coon’s end run. Maquoketa next faces Savanna Illinois, while Marion hosts Manchester.
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Marion
Maquoketa
Rankin Marion
Ed Failor
Bob Coon
Savanna
Illinois
Manchester
Derflinger
Hankins Heeren
Ralston
McKinsey Utchins
Williams
Hardin Folde
Romer
Fallor
OB ' Reider Coon
Oo House
Amy RH
Hoffman
Tmahl McCalley FB
Mercer, Harshberger
Nora
Dubuque
Reinbeck Rallies for 18-6 Victory Over Center Club
Reinbeck overcame an early State Center score when Darrel Moore ran 25 yards to put State Center ahead. Bud Ehlers scored from the six after a long march, and Gordon Paulsen connected with Bud Rickert for a 30 yard gain setup another TD. Paulsen then hit Dale Rickert for a 35 yard play to seal the win.
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Reinbeck
State Center
Darrel Moore
Bud Ehlers
Gordon Paulsen
Bud Rickert
Ehlers
Paulsen
Dale Rickert
Smith
Moore
Dale Lynch
Witte Stars in His Last Game
Elkader pummeled Postville 38-0 as Witte, in his final high school game before entering the service, starred with three touchdowns. Dittmer led with three scores for Elkader and Glesne Kriebs and Harvey Witte added one each, while Postville’s Christopher and Palmer stood out.
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Witte
Elkader
Postville
Iowa
Jack Dittmer
John Glesne
Roger Kriebs
Harvey Witte
Armed Services
M. Kramer
Henning
Christopher
Palmer
Armless bowler rolls 207 in five man game
Lloyd Edwards, an armless veteran from St Catharines Ontario, bowled 207 in a five man game using an artificial hand aided by a special bowling ball designed by John Weatherstone of Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Ont
Lloyd Edwards
St. Catharines
John Weatherstone
Draft Meet Set for November 1 by Baseball Commission
Chicago reports the annual baseball draft meeting will be held November 1. Selections come only one per minor league club, with unrestricted list exceptions. Major league clubs pick in reverse season finish order, with the Philadelphia Phillies first from the National League and the Washington Senators first from the American League.
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Chicago
K. M. Landis
Philadelphia Phillies
Washington Senators
Drake Keeps Clear Record With 14-2 Victory
Drake University remains undefeated after defeating Gustavus Adolphus 14 to 2 in St Peter Minnesota. Doni Welcher caught a 44 yard pass from Del Cockayne for the opening score and George Kita added a second on a four yard plunge after a Drake drive.
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Gustavus Adolphus
Drake
Doni Welcher
del Cockayne
Migliorisi
Gustie
Larry Olsonoski
Bob Cook
Maynard power seals 18-0 win over Waukon
Maynard, in a strong display, edged Waukon 18 to 0 in a Upper Iowa conference game. Hoth connected with Buenneke for an opening TD, then Hoth scored from the 10 as Maynard added another score. Patridge ran 60 yards for a third in the third. Maynard ends conference slate to prepare for Tripoli.
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Waukon
Iowa
Hoth
Buenneke
Patridge
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Mailing Policy 1932
The Cedar Rapids Gazette details subscription pricing for various terms and editions, including night and afternoon issues, with distinct rates for local and distant areas. It lists mailing policies, post office status, and advertisers such as ALLEN-KLAPP COMPANY and media associations.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
The
Gazette Company
3Rd Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Associated Press
Press International
The Seventh Cross and Other Films At Local Theaters Saturday
The Gazette lists Paramount Theaters showing The Seventh Cross with multiple daily times, Iowa theater runs Gypsy Wildcat Moonlight and Cactus, State with The Great Moment and Forty Thieves, Palace with Lost Angel Days of Glory, Rialto screening The Contender and Texas, Times showing See Here Private Hargrove Honeymoon Lodge, Marion presenting Between Two Worlds Ghost Catchers And the Angels Sing, plus an appointment of Administratrix in Linn County Iowa for Kate K Turnbull estate with Marie Turnbull Wise as Administratrix and attorney Carl F Jordan.
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Rialto
Texas
Hargrove
The
Angels
Seventh Cross Praised as Cedar Rapids Best Film
The Seventh Cross starring Spencer Tracy at Paramount earns high praise for unrelenting drama and stark anti Nazi message. Led by Tracy with strong supporting cast, the MGM film based on Anna Seghers' novel features a harrowing escape tale and a philosophy of decency amid brutality.
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Spencer Tracy
Signe
Hasso
Hume Cronyn
Jessica Tandy
Ray Collins
Herbert Rudley
MGM
Fred Zinnemann
Paramount Theater
Cedar Rapids
Anna Seghers
George Heister
George Heisler
George
Administratrix Appointed for Frank W. Davis Estate
Probate notice from Linn County Iowa names Ruth Davis Hoskin as Administratrix of the estate of Frank Wilson Davis, deceased. Creditors must promptly settle debts and file claims with E. J. North, attorney, in Iowa court.
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Linn_County
Kate K. Turnbull
Linn County
Iowa
Frank Wilson Davis
Linn
Ruth Davis Hoskin
E. J North
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Two Worlds
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