Veenker To Open Work With Hand-Picked Crew
Ames Iowa U P cyclone looms as George Veenker plans a 1935 Iowa State squad with forty veterans and sophomores invited to first workout. Capt. Ike Hayes Bill Allender Tommy Neal lead a robust group while eleven first stringers fire the lineup. The Cyclones open Sept 28 at Cornell before facing Nebraska and a tough slate including Oklahoma Missouri Marquette Kansas State Drake and Kansas.
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Ames
George Veenker
Iowa State College
Veenker
Iowa
Iowa State
Ike Hayes
Bill Allender
Tommy Neal
Capt. Hayes
Newcomerstown
Allender
Atlantic
Harold Miller
Harris
Neal
Sioux City
Harold Birney
DeWitt
Russell Councliff
Gary
Ind
Harold Schafer
Des Moines
Don Grefe
John Catron
Camp Crook
S. D
Wilbur Kroeger
Eldridge
Cyclones
Cornell College
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Upper Iowa College
Oklahoma
Missouri
Marquette
Kansas State
Drake
Kansas
Joe Truckowski
Michigan U
Marshall Wells
Minnesota
Hunter Brown
Towa State
L. E. Menze
Warrensburg Teachers College
Kenny Ames
Peoria
Clarence Gustine
Moville
Ed Blumenstein
Council Bluffs
Burdette Hanna
Marion
J. M. Anderson
Ankeny
Ken Harman
Gordon Camp
Waterloo
J. J. Dishinger
Bettendorf
Phil Domer
Fort Wayne
Glen Fitch
Durwood Hansen
George Hartle
Owatonna
Minn
Ed Jackson
Darrell Johnson
Boone
Bob Johnson
Davenport
Elmer Larsen
Sargeant Bluff
John Massa
Sibley
Bill Monlux
Algona
Bill Norgardt
de Witt
Walter Obye
Rockwell City
H. O. Roberts
Valley Junction
Rowland Rushmore
Jefferson
al Sharkey
Joe Smoke
Shenandoah
Elwin Snell
Mason City
al Stoecker
al Waite
Bob Walters
Bent
Pomel
ReebrasEka
Upper Laws
Norman
Maronette
Milwaukee
Lawrence
Fleming to Meet Dr. Bob Netolicky in Tennis Final
Cedar Rapids city tennis finals set after semis. Charles Fleming faces Dr. Bob Netolicky in the men's singles after Fleming defeated Larry Dennis 6 1 6 2 6 4 and Netolicky advanced by default from Gordon Fennell. Woodward and Nicholas reach the men's doubles final to face Fleming and Lukanitsch. Mrs. James Bell and Margaret Biederman vie for the women's singles title with other mixed doubles matches pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwin Woodward
Duane Nicholas
Cedar Rapids City
J. A. Wessler
Gordon Fennell
Roy Lukanitsch
Chuck Fleming
Jim Netolicky
Carl Kirwin
Charles Fleming
Bob Netolicky
Fleming
Larry Dennis
Dr. Netolicky
Woodward
Nicholas
Lukanitsch
James Bell
Margaret Biederman
New Wrestling Club Plans Monday Show In Cedar Rapids
A new wrestling promoter, J. Morris of Madison and Texas, touts a Monday show at the Shrine temple with weekly Tuesday events to follow. Features include lightweight bouts such as Charles Pappas of Rock Island vs Tiger Hall of Fort Worth, with Cedar Rapids’ Joe Turner vs Glen House of Joplin and others. Admission ranges from 25 to 65 cents. Frank Marcus will serve as referee.
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J. Morris
Madison
Wis
Texas
Cedar Rapids
Eddie Jennings
Shrine Temple
Morris
Charles Pappas
Rock Island
Tiger Hall
Fort Worth
Joe Turner
Glen House
Joplin
Bull Topaz
Joe Zihentner
Dubuque
Charles London
Canada
Francis Cooper
Cleveland
Frank Marcus
Diana Girl and Captain Leroy Win at Grundy County Fair
Diana Girl, owned by W Mason of Toledo, Iowa, won the two year old running race at Grundy county fair. Captain Leroy won the free for all. Grundy Center defeated Iowa Falls 5 to 4 in ten innings. Diamond T and Stolen Kiss placed in the running race with other finishes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Grundy Center
Diana Girl
Grundy County
Leroy
Iowa Falls
W Mason
Toledo
Iowa
Diamond T
M. E. Lynch
Stolen Kiss
G. LaGrange
Vinton
Mollie Miller
Simon_Hofer
Greco
E. R. Garn
Des Moines
M. EB. Lynch
Iowan Falls
Jacobs Bow to Dr Von Lackum In Cedar Rapids Golf
Johnny Jacobs Jr a 14 year old local golf star bowed out in the Cedar Rapids Country club handicap tournament. He lost a 19 hole match to Dr J K Von Lackum 1 up after tying at eighteen. Von Lackum carries a six handicap while Jacobs had a four stroke concession. Other first and lower flight results followed with several defaults and close wins advancing players toward quarter and semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Jacobs, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Elmer Hightower
Gordon DeLay
Hightower
de. von Lackum
Jacobs
G. W. Carey
E. J. Carey
H. G. O'Donnell
C. W. Bloomhall
O'Donnell
Bloomhall
Atkins And Norway Play Third Game Sunday
Atkins and Norway baseball teams meet for their third game of the season on the local diamond. Norway won the opener 5 to 1 in 10 innings. Atkins took the second game 9 to 4. The game will be called at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins
sa—Atkins
Norway
Dark Horse Peacock May Headline National Golf Meet
Washington area amateur Roger Peacock, 24, has posted a 68.4 scoring average over five rounds at a par 71 course and shot 62 on a regulation round twice, while also excelling at shortstop for the Pirates. Star NL MVP candidates include Arky Vaughan and Pepper Martin as the pennant race unfolds. Augie Galan of the Cubs is highlighted as a top asset, with strong hitting and fielding. Western league shifts loom as five cities emerge for 1936, with Davenport and Lincoln among possibles and Dale Gear considered for possible league leadership changes.
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Washington
D. C
Roger Peacock
Cleveland
Peacock
Bobby Jonez
Long Indian Springs
Pirates
Arky Vaughan
Cardinals
Pepper Martin
Red Birds
Frankie Frisch
Martin
Vaughan
Augie Galan
The
Cube
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Galan
Davenport
Blue Sox
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Dale Gear
Waterloo
Omaha
Nebraska State League
Lincoln
Sioux Falls
S. C
Rock Island
Layden Sees Wider Use Of Laterals Opening Up Grid Battles This Fall
1935 article notes wider use of lateral passes in football as rule changes broadened options. It cites Minnesota Pitt Notre Dame USC Army and others, with historic examples and coach reactions, stressing increased offense and defensive challenges in the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layden
Kostka
Seidel
Pug Lund
Panthers
Lund
Tenner
Notre Dame
Army
Ohio State
Colgate
Illinois
California
Cotton Warburton
Joe Savokns
Larry (Moon) Mullins
Dizzy Dean Reflects on Baseball Future and Retirement Talk
In St Louis Dizzy Dean, famed Cardinal pitcher, downplays past glory as he hints at retirement. He says Detroit Tigers showed stronger pitching and power, doubts a repeat world series, and laments baseball as a business while seeking modest financial comfort. He notes possible continued play but prefers less pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Thunder
Detroit Pussy Cats
Paul
Dean
Dizzy
Cubs
Giants
Tigers
Detroit
Diz
Quasqueton Beats Aurora 5–3 in Ten Inning Labor Day Affair
Quasqueton defeats Aurora 5 to 3 after ten innings in a Labor Day baseball game. The independent team secured the win with strong pitching and late offense to close the extra frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quasqueton
Aurora Club
The
Gazette
Quasqueton Independent
Aurora
Labor Day
Real Estate Transfers From Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Assn and Others
Real estate transfers listed include Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Assn to W J and Minnie Miller lot 390 Evergreen with racial restrictions dated 10-6-34. Grande Avenue Land Co to M W and Alice M O Rieley joint tenants with zoning and building restrictions terminates 1-1-45 dated 8-22-35. Schaad and Tschirgi as admins to Frank J Shors deed lot 5 Bevers 1 add C R $2150 dated 8-19-35. Sarah A Krebs to James T and Lena Jensen west deed lot 7 Aud Plat 144 $1 and value consideration dated 8-27-35. Helene Tschirgi et al to Frank J Shors west deed lot 5 Bevers 1 add C R $1 and value con.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
W. J
Minnie Miller
Evergreen Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Grande Avenue Land Co
M. W
Alice M. O’rieley
Bus
Wif
Charles B. Schaad
C. C. Tschirgi
Nettle Schaad
Frank J. Shors
C. R
Sarah A. Krebs
James T
Lena Jensen
Helene Tschirgi
Bever'’s
Val
Detroit Prepares for World Series Crowds
Detroit moves ahead with plans for World Series crowds as the Tigers hold a nine game lead over the Yankees with 27 games left. City approves Cherry Street block party, bleachers at left field, and elevated seating to accommodate fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Frank
Charles Navin
Navin Field
Cherry Street
Neil Conway
Tigers
Cardinals
New York
Sir Malcolm Considers Record Attempt At Bonneville
Sir Malcolm Campbell, the English speed king, weighs building a faster car to target 350 mph on the Bonneville salt beds next September. His six ton Bluebird is en route home from Wendover, as he and Captain George E. T. Eyston plan tests and endurance runs to raise land speed marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
INL
Malcolm Campbell
England
Lake Bonneville
Wendover
Here
Malcolm
George E. T. Eyston
Campbell
Bonneville
Frank Howard’s Father Heads to Cedar Rapids for Raiders Finale
L. Howard, father of Raiders outfielder Frank Howard, arrived in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday to attend the season’s end. He travels from Dustin, Oklahoma, and will accompany his son home after Frank completes his duties with the Raiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Howard
Frank Howard
Raider
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Howard
Dustin
Okla
Frank
Raiders
Wilton Junction Has Nine Lettermen Out
Wilton Junction reports nine lettermen unavailable for football practice led by captain Smith Grings Ford Leuthye Nopoulos Norton Atkin son Leech with eight of them set for workouts. The schedule lists games against West Liberty West Branch Lone Tree St Ambrose Winfield Mediapolis and St Patrick’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Wilton Junction
Lefty” Schnack
Smith
Grings
Ford
Leuthye
Nopoulos
Norton
Atkinson
Leech
West Liberty
West Branch
Lone Tree
St. Ambrose
Winfield
Mediapolis
St. Patrick's
Town City
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New Wrestling Club
Captain Leroy
Grundy
London
C. Replds
Topaz
Joz Zehentner
Australia
Chas, Pappas
Tiger Will the Terrible
Rock Island Ft. Worth, Tex
Navy
Hawkeye Sports Association
John Jacobs
DR. von Lackum
Star
J. K. von Lackum
H. J. Chadima
C. R. Chandler
D. M. Taylor
D. R. Lynch
J. H. Bell
Milo Chehak
John Carey
Sam Nigh
Third Flight
H. G. O’donnell
T. Yarnall
H. J. Ross
Dr. D. E. Beardsley
R. H. Pickford
Fourth Flight
A. B. Clark
Ed Wadsworth
E. H. Owen
Ed Migak
Red Peppers Hot Sport
By Earl
Larry Hanlon
Neb
Keokuk Indians
Three Eye
Elmer Layden
All America Board of Football
Gopher
Stan Kostka
Pug Land
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Miller Munjas
Izzy Weinstock
Weinstock
Mike Nicksich
Nicksich
Gophers
Bob Zuppke
Francis Schmidt
Jock Sutherland
Bernie Bierman
Howard Jones
Andy Kerr
Carole
Malcolm May
Dica
Mt. Rock
Curl
First Avenue
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