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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1933
Page
8
Iowa powers to a 26 7 victory over Wisconsin after quick scoring drives. Russ Crayne and Ray Fisher key early touchdowns, Laws returns a punt to set up another score, and Page seals the win with a late long run. Iowa tops the Big Ten standings with no defeats.
The fragment describes pulse and heart rates with unclear numbers, noting teens fear and a rise in beats per minute. It mentions a figure of 159 BPM and a lower recovery, implying a medical concern or exercise context.
Searse Gibson secures a single season contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates in a move described by team officials as a practical short term agreement. The terms were not disclosed and the player is expected to compete for a roster spot in spring training.
Local notice announces a welcome sign out for baseball figure Carl Hubbell in Meeker Oklahoma. The readable fragments reference events and figures but lack coherent details or dates.
The Saint Louis linkups defeated Missouri 13 to 7 in a camp scrimmage. Readily observed were strong runs and decisive tackles as both teams tested formations and players for the upcoming season.
A chaotic game ends with Harvard edging Holy Cross 10 to 7 as the final period decides the result. The contest featured late surges and standout plays but remained tight until the closing seconds.
Postville routed McGregor High 46 to 0 in a football game. The scoreline showed dominant play by the Postville offense and a shutout defense.
The Lighting Marquette University football team lost the homecoming game to Michigan State of East Lansing 6 to 0 on a rain soaked muddy field. About 2 000 spectators watched as Michigan State failed to gain a first down while Marquette had nine. Becker, Marquette end, drove a scoring opportunity near the end of the first period.
In a rugged 1960s college game, Michigan State recovers a punt inside the Marquette 1 and McNutt scores on the first play. MecOray’s kick fails. Marquette drives late but stalls as passes falter. MSU leads by periods with a dominant first half and a tense finish.
SYCANDRE YL Ludwi g Sunse captain of Sw Albans prep football died after colliding in a game against Etrin academy. The 1 year old Chicago native collapsed on the field as Elgin’s quarterback rushed, officials halted play, and police opened an investigation. Doctors cited a broken neck as the cause of death.
In Superior Wisconsin two men died when a car left a dock road and crashed into the bay. Victims were Douglas Davis 28 of Cloquet and H P Wunke 55 of St Paul. Driver James Weiler 25 of Cloquet escaped by breaking a window and saying he lost his way.
In a rough first quarter and a half Iowa captain Moore defends north as Crayne kicks off. Hoofed by Wisconsin penalties, passes and runs shape a tight game with Iowa scoring on a Hoover to Fisher connection and Wisconsin matching with a Captain Smith touchdown and field position battles intensify into the third quarter.
Michigan beats Ohio State 13 to 0 to tie for the conference lead and set an attendance mark of 93 508 at the game. Iowa downed Wisconsin 26 to 7, Purdue beat Chicago 14 to 0, Northwestern crushed Indiana 25 to 0, and Minnesota beat Pittsburgh 7 to 3 as the Big Ten standings shift. Next week Michigan visits Chicago with Iowa at Minnesota and Purdue at Wisconsin on the slate.
Grant Jaigge of Dubuque High suffers a broken leg after a tackle in the final quarter at Coe Field. Dubuque wins the grid battle 15 to 6 over the Mississippi Valley prep league foe, Rev. McCollister presiding.
DePauw University held a homecoming win at Greencastle as senior halfback Bob Bradley scored two touchdowns, one from the 3-yard line and another on a 60-yard run, with Miller adding the extra point. A late pass failed, and the second half featured a punting duel as the team played listlessly.
North Dakota Governor Langer’s embargo curtails grain movement as railroads continue to haul wheat, sheriffs await orders to halt elevator intake, and officials anticipate limited enforcement with national guardsmen as last resort. Elevators partly comply while concern rises over interstate commerce and price effects.
A Fergus Falls Minnesota farm owner 72 was killed during an argument with a tenant. The tenant claimed self defense after the owner attacked with an axe during a dispute over rental terms. Authorities reported the incident occurred Friday night with threats beforehand.
Upper Iowa unleashed a slashing running attack to crush Western Union 46 to 6 before a Peacock homecoming crowd. Michalski scored three touchdowns and Sungalia added two as the Peacocks built a 19 point lead by halftime and pulled away after interchanging kicks and big runs.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple player name swaps and match references including Paul Asters Aiello Feyan Xirple Fobes Michalski Praen Zurscivgin Gilson Ryan Einle Barnes Arp Bras Fate Morvay Sucekalbe Shae Neaimoricn Mort Smively Score pesicdes Wester Onion 2 2 HG FE Uaner Iowa officials and referees named amid scattered team mentions and ambiguous context.
In Rome AP report Prims Carera arrived from Sequals to defend his heavyweight crown against Spain's Uzcudun today. Carera appeared in high humor and said he was ready for his first title defense as the press predicted his victory. Paulino's manager forecast victory for his man possibly by knockout in the twelfth round.
A 135 year old copy of Dryden's poems will again accompany the Richard E Byrd Antarctic expedition making its third trip to polar regions. The book, once shelved by Franklin, surfaced in an igloo cache and passed through Peary to Dr Louie Wolffe before reaching Miss Ban Palmer of Avercreek New York, who later lent it to Byrd.
Emily Roosevelt Cook, fifth cousin of the President, was granted a divorce from Archibald M. Cook of Stamford Connecticut after a brief secret hearing before Judge Thomas F Moran. The case links to the Roosevelt family as Elliott Roosevelt, the President's son, had a Nevada divorce earlier.
Alfred G Readir, a broker, surrendered to police in Oakland on a petty theft charge. Bail set at $500. Readir denied stealing £11 from Clare Windsor during a visit at her Hollywood home and said she paid his expenses from Oakland.
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