Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1939

Page

5

High School Football Openers Drive Large Practice Squads

Cedar Rapids athletes report heavy early workouts as five local schools prepare for September 15 and 22 openers. Coaches Rust Paulu Wolfe and Barnard guide heat affected sessions with 250 players training, while losses of returning lettermen reshape veteran presence at Franklin McKinley Roosevelt and Wilson.

Franklin McKinley Roosevelt Wilson Orville Rust Cedar Rapids High School Don Wolfe Bob Magnuson Dean Terwilliger Jack Hall Matt Herbeck Rust Thunderbolt Pilot Leonard Paulu Paulu Don Brown Dick Olson Harold Briggs Briggs Rough Rider Eugene Dorsey Gordon Shimek Bill Barnard

Omaha's Goodman Wins Golf Crown

Johnny Goodman of Omaha Neb former national open and amateur champion and Walker Cup star won the Arcola Country Club invitation golf tournament for the second time by crushing John W Dawson of Lakeside Cal in the 36 hole final 10 and 9.

Arcola N. J Johnny Goodman Omaha Neb John W. Dawson Lakeside Goodman Dawson

Marengo High to Open 1939 Season Under Wilkinson

Six returning lettermen anchor Marengo high school’s 1939 football squad under Harold Wilkinson who joins from Upper Iowa university. The six lettermen are Russell Parry Gaylen Kensler Dale Wanamaker William Sayers John Guehrn and Robert Smith. The 1939 schedule lists games at Sloney Vinton Brooklyn Montezuma Belle Plaine Toledo and other locales with Lovee English noted.

Marengo Marengo High Harold Wilkinson Upper Iowa University Russell Parry Gaylen Kensler Dale Wanamaker William Sayers John Guehrn Robert Smith Slourney Vinton Brooklyn Montezuma Belle Pi Toledo Lovee

Mize Almost Seals National League Batting Lead

Johnny Mize of the St. Louis Cardinals sits near the top of the NL batting race at .360 after a six-game week. Morrie Arnovich remains in second at .337, with Frank McCormick, Joe Medwick, Zeke Bonura, Debs Garris, Buddy Hassett, Ival Goodman, Gus Suhr, and Mel Ott rounding out the leaders. Ott's hot week included three homers boosting him to 27, while Stanley Hack leads in runs and McCormick holds top totals in hits and RBIs.

NEW York Johnny Mize St. Louis Cardinal Morrie Arnovich Phillies Frank McCormick Cincinnati Joe Medwick St. Louis Zeke Bonura Enos Slaughter Bill Herman Chicago Lee Handley Pittsburgh Whitlow Wyatt Brooklyn Gene Thompson Wyatt Springfield Vesesess Boston Seecestesces Cedar Rapopapes Moline Seveer Detroit Decatur Washington Bloomington Oeorene Philadelphia Waterloo Tate Ee IBS Nee nicnRko Evansville St. Ous Rel EAM EAN Pet Springfield Cesesee Dasa Oe A Boston Cincinnateee Bloomington Oe Boston Ae Clinton Decatur Cleveland Chicago Weee Cedar Rapids Afl Washington Eeetaead Brooklyn Wee MT U Uw RBI Judd Mize Bradsher Sox Lyons Keller Arnovich Phil Bradford Cin Marcum Stl-Chi McCormick Waltkus Mol Gehringer Det Sunkel T. Oad Alle Bim Ruffing Ell Spg Weatherly Chley Cucernello Bos Allen Appling Chi Kreevich J Martin Stanton Evan Trosky Mattick Rolfe Slaughter St. Tu Rampey Keltner Clevson Danning Glsen Evans Br. Y Ae Award McCoy Demaree Vaughan Pitt Goletz C CR Dean Waner Pitt Ate Adams Gehrke C. R. Bim Doerr Frey Clashes Ross Moses Brack Pheee Oland Willams Bos Bo Old May Walsh Selkirk Cramer Nicholson Chl Skurski Blm Higeins Eter Galan Annally Tace Todd McCosky J. Brown Ashmore Beckman Pione Hac Toncoff, Cin Minor Bolling Greenberg Bell Suytar Dee Peck Miles Phil Cis Ckey O Cee Eazh Wes' Bos Baeer Black Eath Cleveoner Walker Eik Bee Umsey Wat Wright Wagh Werber Cin Oe Rice Owe Lohrman Mitchell Bloodworth Wash Lavagetto Brk Legan Jfong Eee H Mueller Phil . Martin Ray von Ceees Garey Mallatin Cronin Gordon Bos NY Simmons DeJarnett Sng Ats West L. Leiber Warner Attner Dec Peacock Bos Oe Sullivan Bos Eee Yrnes Swift Majeski Pitteeee Watkins Gantenbein Jurger Santek Erm Lombardi Gin Sheehan Campbell Dev Hudson Spr Hale Outlaw Barkley X Ffarauardt Elas Wade A. Martin Onine T, Moore J. Moore Stewart Sin Averill Cleosm Cooney Arriott Henrich Tobin Stainback Seeee Radcliff Ossbach Cla Croucher Dlak Fitz Onnenkamp Craft Giamien Harris NE. Oa Millies Rely Naymlek O Rohnson Weer Sewell Cinener Lopez eGarry Vane Usso Kampouris Sellers Wat Oon ii Chapman Mancuso Uinn Van Owen Owell T. Cy Fitcwers Fitcwers Recoups BS Bell Stl-Det Con Gleeson Met I Aa Johnson Evan 1609 Spindel Stl Ober Bru Baker Pitt Hazel Evan Georry Dahlgren Schumacher Welff CR O Heffner Hers Albonos Bemenwar Ieters Heb Callahan Rosenthal W. Brown Maribay CR Ou ARK Ross, Pao Lynn Arnizen Davis Brewlek Sandra BO Moran LeFebvre Lomanna Arner Bos Ool R. Bowman St T Armiek Rm. li Derringer Anning Walters Jomas Thompson Foderson Cinarchol Grove Bryant Spraeell Ostermueller Nieseling Avery Enn Leonard Culer Osedel Ethery Spe Dickman Bos . Oe Dayis St L Rutledae Lyong Pearson NY Eens Lee Mpalngtdy Uhon Evan Cin Hildebrand Warneke T. DB McGee Im Ete Roaca Clev Gumbert N.yeer Burck Wat-Spe Coffman Bunker St. Oe Dessteeee Gomez NY Seeel Bowman Filis Ss Rabbitt Cr Vetebes Dietrich Newsom S8tl-Det Passenu Rossbach ACT Knott, Chishoe Fette OS Oe Ripley, Mol Harder Oll Cordell, Spr Alseed Soesaeeere Milner. Clevanneee Az Hub Nere Wa Ins Relson Page Bwitt Pitts Mo Tee E Britt Phil Chi Lanning Bos Vee Juhn Pe Peeeane Banton Pitt Russell Chi Boos Murray Waeeaane Masterson Wash Ee Gatehouse Boaeens Bhoun Rollins Sproue Trotter BL Seetee Fyrcrewa Sumner Nton Det Ereene Ludsick Potter Phil Seenee Gos Lambert Hudlin Fite Vone Whitehill Arrell Chi-Patt Phil Dobson Cley Eeeeenee Klinger Krokauskas Bow Carrasquel Mulcahy Ckman Sour Vander Meer, Cin Joyce Fitzsimmons, Brk MacPaynden Kramer Oth Lard Bos Cin Hutchinson M. i. Bros N Hy P Aeone Fm Vans

Tipton J. C. Converts To Six Man Football

Tipton junior college adopts six man football this fall with new equipment issued and practice to start this week. The college has a high enrollment and sufficient material to support the change. Schedule glimpses include matches versus aquoketa and others with venues listed as here or there and dates shown as ven.

Tipton Tipton Junior College Mauokets Nox

Tips for the duck hunter from CAL JONNEON

Advisory urging safer waterfowl hunting practices. Emphasizes quiet travel by punt or paddle, avoiding unnecessary motor use, delaying jump shooting until after dawn, and pursuing cripples promptly. Warns against shooting at protected birds and highlights gun safety, unloading procedures, and obeying laws.

Three Raiders to Train with Indians Next Spring

Thompson pnoro announces that three Raiders Naymick Del Jones Rogino have been chosen to join the Cleveland Indians for spring training. Naymick is a pitching stalwart standing six eight tall. Jones leads the Three-Eye league with a .375 average and Rogino is the regular shortstop.

Low Regino Mike Naymick del Jones Raider Cleveland Indians Rogino Jones Raiders Naymick Vernon Thompson Regino

Alburnett and Lafayette vie for Wapsie Valley title Sunday

Alburnett and Lafayette meet Sunday at 2 30 p m to decide the Wapsie Valley league title with Coggan in the first half champ position and the winner advancing to play next week for the overall crown.

Ganette Alburnett Lafayette Coggan

Davis Cup Profiles Highlight Major U S Players

Paragraph portraits profile Adrian Quist, Bobby Riggs, Jack Bromwich, Jack Kramer and Joe Hunt as Davis Cup figures. The piece notes Quist as Australia’s top doubles star with 18 wins, Riggs as America’s No. 1, and describes each man’s strengths and weaknesses and playing style.

Henry McLemore Haverford Adrian Quist Glenelg Australia Bobby Riggs America Charlie Chaplin Jack Kramer Los Angeles Elly Vines Les Stoefen Joe Hunt Naval Academy

Sigourney High Football Frosh Camp Sees 85 Tryouts

Sigourney high school football practice opened with 85 candidates under Coach Bill Frazey. Seven letter winners return including Edmun dson Brown Kort Pfaff Knight Gerard Woods. Season opens Sept 8 vs West Chester at Legion Park under lights. most away games at night except Keota.

the Gazette Sigourney Bill Frazey Bill Edmundson Bill Brown Joe Kort Don Pfaff Harold Knight Steve Gerard Harold Woods West Chester Legion Park Field Keota Marengo Pella Wellman

Local Keglers Open League Play Tuesday

Local bowling leagues prepare for season open Tuesday as 350 to 400 teams are expected by September end. Five ABC sanctioned alleys have been inspected by Frank Stanek. variations mostly within limits with one alley showing 30 1000 of an inch differences. Renovations include new racks and pin setters with Red Crown Y M C A Subway Lincoln alleys upgraded. opening ahead of prior years. Robert Vesely leads the city bowling association with women’s officers Leta Nezerka and Lillian Jiefner.

American Bowling Congress Frank Stanek City Bowling Association Stanek A. B.C Lincoln Subway Robert Vesely Women’s Association Leta Nezerka Lillian Jiefner Besate Cedar Rapids

Foxx Trails DiMaggio as Batting Race Heats Up

Jimmy Foxx amid a .364 clip seeks a third AL batting title but trails Joe DiMaggio who leads with a .408 average. Ted Williams drives in 120 runs, Red Ruffing and Bob Feller pace the pitching leaders, while New York tops team batting and defense.

Chicago James Emory Foxx Boston Foxx Joe DiMaggio New York Yankees George McQuinn St. Louis Rudy York Detroit Dick Siebert Philadelphia Ken Keltner Cleveland Mike Kreevich Red Rolfe Yankees Hank Greenberg Buddy Lewis Washington Yanks Steve Sandra Atley Donald Red Ruffing Bob Feller

Harold Still Joins Roosevelt Rough Riders Coaching Staff

Harold Still, former Cornell athlete and Clarion coach, will lead Roosevelt sophomores this week with assistors Leslie Grigg and Joe Stolar. Daryl Pendergraft continues as assistant varsity coach, aiding practice since it began last Monday.

Harold Still Cornell Clarion High Roosevelt Leslie Grigg Joe Stolar Daryl Pendergraft

Three Lettermen Back At Independence High

Independence high school begins 1939 football plans under first year coach Paul Frank. Returning Maroon lettermen include Kennth Hughes Harry Marinus and Bud Woods. Schedule lists games from Sept through Nov against teams such as Sumner Oclwein Cedar Falls Waverly Marion Vinton Manchester Cedar Rapids Wilson and six man junior college foes Elkader Macquoketa Waukon Tipton Lenox.

Gazette Independence Paul Frank Independence High School Maroon Kenneth Hughes Harry Marinus Bud Woods Bent Sumner Oclwein Cedar Falls Waverly Marion Utomecomine Vinton Manchester Cedar Rapids Wilson Frank Footeball Elkader Ma«quoketa Waukon Tipton Lenox

Start Football Practice At Columbus High School

COLUMBUS JUNCTION The Colums bus high school football team released its schedule with games against West Chester Winfield Brighton North English New London Lane Tree West Liberty and Washington. Kenneth Irwin is coach and fourteen boys have reported for practice.

Columbus Junction Colums West Chester Winfield Brighton New London West Liberty Walton Washington Theen Kenneth Irwin Pracctice

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thunderbolt Squad Wilkinson Cardinal Tipton J. C Aquoketa Thorpes East MONE Thompson Pnoro Frankie Parker Mercer Beasley Parker Milwaukee Riggs Gibraltar Jack Bromwich Quist Sigourney Team Ellis Park Standard Fender and Body Works Harold Ammons Cedar Valley Iowa Stane O Jimmy Foxx Fancy DiMaggio Independence High Columbus High School Weaver Wagner Motor CO Third Avenue Sedial
Search Courier

Search the Cedar Rapids Gazette Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cedar Rapids Gazette?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication