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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1945

Page

8

Pro Grid Heavy Firing in East Today

National Football League action centers in the East as the 1945 season reaches its halfway mark. Eagles face the Rams in a pivotal clash while Washington, the Giants, and Boston's Yanks also play key games with Steelers, Packers, Bears, and Lions in action across major venues.

Chicago INS Philadelphia Eagles Cleveland Rams Washington Giants New York Boston Yanks Pittsburgh Steelers Green Bay Packers Chicago Cardinals Chicago Bears Wrigley Field Lions Detroit Eagles Rams Shibe Park Redskins Cleveland Frank Akins Griffith Stadium Philadelphia Milwaukee Fairgrounds Green Bay Don Hutson

Watson of Sheffield elected Central Iowa on IHSAA board

R. R. Watson superintendent of Sheffield schools was elected Central Iowa member of the Iowa High School Athletic Association board of control, defeating T. C. Green 100 to 57. He succeeds Claire Ellis of New Providence who did not seek re election.

Des Moines Joe O’connor Wiota Southwest Iowa O. C Pop” Warner Diagonal

Local Officials Named for Ottumwa Spirit Lake and Northwood Panel

Chairman Frank W. Douma of Ottumwa H E Asley of Spirit Lake and E A Prehm of Northwood are listed as members of the advisory committee.

Frank W. Douma Ottumwa H. E. Asley Spirit Lake E. A. Prehm Northwood

Iowa State Harriers Defeat Cornell In Cross Country

Iowa State won the race 16 to 39 with a four Cyclones finish sweep. Bill Arlen and Mike Dean tied for first, Jim Miller third, Bob Jones fourth, Howie Reep led Cornell in fifth place as ISU set the pace with a 15 535 winning time.

MT. Vernon Iowa State Cornell College Harriers Bill Arlen Mike Dean Cyclones Jim Miller Bob Jones Howie Reep Cornell Arlen Dean Miller Jones Reep Lee Skeeter Farnum Eli Jason

Dr. Cureton to Speak at Cedar Rapids Luncheon Clubs

University of Illinois professor Dr. T. K. Cureton, a leading figure in physical education research, will deliver lectures at three luncheon clubs and two institutes in Cedar Rapids this week. The schedule includes talks on physical fitness for middle aged men and fitness for business professionals, with related tests and demonstrations at the Y pool and joint events with the Canopus Optimist club.

T. K. Cureton University of Ilinois Cedar Rapids Rotary Club Cureton Twanls Club

Ossie Bluege Named Manager of Senators

Washington owner Clark Griffith named Ossie Bluege manager of the Senators for two years and gave a substantial contract. Reports say Bluege will earn about $20,000 annually, with Griffith withholding exact salary details.

Washington INS Ossie Bluege Washington Senators Clark Griffith Bluege Griffith

Johnstown Johnnies Seek Reentry in Middle Atlantic Reorg

The Johnstown Johnnies, former Middle Atlantic league member, plan to rejoin as league officials meet in Zanesville Ohio to reorganize. The club left the circuit in 1939 when the Browns moved to Youngstown and later played in the Pennsylvania State Association, winning two pennants before dissolution in 1942. Elmer C Dailey the league president says other new applications and several major league clubs will attend.

Johnstown Johnstown Johnnies Zanesville Ohio St. Louis Browns Youngstown Johnnies Pennsylvania State Association Elmer C. Dailey

Bowling Results Helium Discovery Recount

A brief note links helium’s discovery to solar light studied by humans, noting the gas was identified in the sun before its Earthly detection. The item blends science history with a nod to early spectroscopy and planetary research.

Earth

Franklin Sophs Beat Wilson To Lead City Standings

Franklin sophomore football team held first place by routing Wilson 6 0 as Ferguson punched in from 15 yards after a Dorman to Thenhaus pass early in the first quarter. Roosevelt sophs crushed McKinley 39 0 with Fisher and Hickman scoring and McKinley shorthanded by injuries and sickness. Next Saturday McKinley visits Franklin and Wilson meets Roosevelt. all games start at 10 a m.

Franklin Roy Roonevelt Wilson Ferguson Roosevelt Sophs Wilsonites McKinley al Fisher Rudd Brown Bob Hickman Fisher McDonald Hickman John Vaughn Wise Carney Roosevelt

Bruce Smith Joins Green Bay Packers After Navy Discharge

Bruce Smith, captain and star halfback of Minnesota's undefeated 1941 team, joined the Green Bay Packers after being discharged from the naval air corps. Coach Curly Lambeau announced Smith left Great Lakes naval station and reported to the Packers immediately.

Green Bay, Wis Bruce Smith University of Minnesota Green Bay Packers National Football League Naval Air Corps E. L Curly” Lambeau Smith Great Lakes Naval Training Station Packers

Purdue Jars Iowa 21 G Rim Youel Stars for Hawkeyes

Iowa City notes guard passes spark Purdue clash as Youel from Fort Madison shines. Also reported: Cleveland club declines Oscar Vitt contract renewal. high school and college scores include Notre Dame 7 Army 0 and Coe 0 Cornell 0.

Purdue IOWA Grim Youel Fort Madison Hawkeyes Cleveland Baseball Club Oscar Vitt Makacer Iowa City Franklin Wilson Roosevelt Notre Dame Army Coe O -Cornell

Franklin Milers Are City Team Champions

The Franklin high school mile team won the city title at Franklin field Saturday morning by defeating Wilson. The Ramblers swept the top three spots with Sanford winning in 4:50.1, cutting his previous 5:05.1 record. Ewart and Nolan finished second and third for Franklin while Wilson placed fourth through sixth. Dumond, Dye, and Sneckenburger were out of the counting for Wilson and Franklin.

Franklin Franklin Field Wilson Ramblers Sanford Ewart Nolan Anderle Prohaska Fpuger Dumond Dye and Sneckenburger

Football Attendance At Iowa State Rises Toward Prewar Levels

(AP) Football attendance at Iowa State College shows revival toward prewar figures. With only three home games played, attendance already indicates momentum for the season.

Iowa State Rising Ames Iowa State College

Pheasant Season Opens Across Iowa with Rules and Notes

Beginning today in Iowa a pheasant season spans 66 counties with varied dates. Daily bag limits are four cock birds, eight in possession after day one, and no hens may be shot. The column shares tips on outwitting birds, shotgun shell sizing, a new wild game cookbook, and assorted nature trivia.

John Pheasant Iowa Old John Fellows Frank Ashbrook Edna Slater Fish and Wildlife Service Department of the Interior Orange Judd and Company East Twenty-sixth Street New York City

Attendance Totals For Kansas State Game Season

The report notes last year's season total and current figures. For 1944, total attendance reached 20 450 with 24 500 admissions so far this year and 6 000 expected for the Kansas State game on November 3. Current breakdown shows 5 000 at the Iowa State Teachers game 8 000 for Missouri and 11 500 for the Homecoming contest with Nebraska.

Missouri Nebraska

Y M C A Conditioning Class Led by Dr Cureton

The Y offers a conditioning class meeting Monday at 5 15 under Dr T K Cureton. A dinner follows at 6 30 with advance reservations required. Dr Cureton's Monday Tuesday and Wednesday schedule is listed elsewhere on the page.

T. K. Cureton

Y Club Seeks Practice Time For Old Timers and Commercial Leagues

The Y invites teams to arrange practice on the floor for Old Timers or Commercial leagues with Wednesday and Friday evenings available. Athletic tests show weekly events. recent results include prep high scorers Dennis Malwitz Dick Serovy Fred Jones and Keith Wagner with 100 points. Cadets Jim Gunn 98 Jim Allen 94 Ed Byers 92 led junior scorers and other top figures include Wayne Wasta Richard Gunn Don Macha Charles Daniels Bill Cornell Dick Hancock Billy Seibert and Darwin Heafner.

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Cornhusker Harriers Outrace Missourians

Nebraska defeated Missouri 25 to 30 in a two mile cross country race at Columbia Nebraska runner Kratz won in 10:26 with Missouri's Slagle finishing second in 10:29 the Harriers claimed the meet.

Columbia, Mo Mns Nebraska University of Missouri Columbia Kratz Bob Slagle Missouri

Qualifying Meet Planned For Iowa Bowler to Chicago Tourney

Ollie Bently of Pla-Mar Recreation alleys in Muscatine will stage a qualifying bowling tournament November 4 with two shifts at 2 and 4 p.m. An eight-game series across eight alleys decides the six finalists who will meet November 11 in a round robin. The winner gets the $50 Chicago meet entry fee plus $50 travel money. other finalists split remaining prize money.

Iowa Ollie Bently Pla-Mar Muscatine Petersson Chicago

Lowden Legion Honors Junior Legion Baseball Squad Monday

Members of the Cedar County Junior Legion league and London team will be feted at a Legion hall banquet by the Lillis-Deerberg post. Guests include Supt. E. W. Breneman, coach Arnold Koch, manager Charles Barnes, score-keeper Darrel Breneman, and Legion officers, with the Ladies auxiliary serving. The London squad had an undefeated summer league record and won the county tournament at Tipton.

Gazette Lowden Legion Hall Lillis-Deerberg American Legion E. W. Breneman Arnold Koch Charles Barnes Darrel Breneman Legion Ladies Auxiliary London Cedar County Junior Legion Baseball League Cedar County Tipton

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National Pro Grid East Ben Thelen Bears George Zorich Ed Sprinkle Bulldog Turner Air Force Ray Mucha Turner Colorado Mucha University of Washington Navy Col Marks First Army Elmer F. Layden National Professional Football League Edgar Layden Pitt Retas Ore Chicago Fears Reston Pittsburgh Palladelphia the Conservation Commission Pelicans Ruthven Henry Watford THE Conservation Commission Watson Sheffield Centralia Ihsaa Control Board Iowa State Harriers Dr. Cureton C. R Senators Middle Atlantic Thornton & Minor Clinte Sulte McGee Franklin Sophs Crub McKinley Obebone Soulemate Norman, Oklahoma Ouzatle Franklin Milers By Frank Powers Remington Arms Company U. S John E. Greenlee Three Barbers Evan Mapel Frank Brown John Greenlee Third Avenue Dial Bake Owen SFORT Harold Ammons Y.M.C.A. Sports Physical Fitness Gurney Lowden Legion Hearn-Stevenson Motor CO Second Avenue
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