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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1936

Page

10

McKinley Beats Tipton 13 0 in Opening Scrimmage Showdown

East Waterloo Roosevelt Golden Bears beat Tipton 13 to 0 at Hill Park. Earl Carr, a colored halfback, sparked the win with a 51 yard run and a later touchdown after a post first-quarter reset. Carr kicked extra points before a safety-like finish.

McKinley Tipton East Waterloo Roosevelt Golden Bears Invaders Hill Park Earl Carr Bears

Rock Island Ball Players Get Part Of Back Salaries

The Rock Island Western league team formerly the Omaha Robin Hoods received past due salary checks from Dr. A. J. McLaughlin. Unpaid balance of about 2500 dollars remains. expansion talks include Wichita and St Joseph. Proxy indicates Larry Harlan had an offer for the Omaha franchise but could not be verified.

OMAHA Rock Island Omaha Robin Hoods A. J. McLaughlin W. G. Bramham National Association McLaughlin Municipal Stadium Wichita St. Joseph Larry Harlan Harlan Lincoln

Grinnell Edges Central 7 6 In Season Opener

Grinnell trailed for three quarters before a final period rally produced a 7 to 6 victory over Central in the season opener. W Ford and Van Arkle connected for Central’s early score, but Grinnell answered with a 20 yard touchdown by Luther after a late fumble and penalties. High kicked the extra point for the decisive score.

Pella Grinnell Pioneers Central Fighting Dutchmen Missouri Valley Conference W. Ford van Arkle Gardner Luther High

Wilson Beats West Waterloo 25-7 in Season Opener

Special to The Gazette. West Waterloo West high pinked Wilson high Cedar Rapids 25 to 7 at Sloane Wallace stadium. Buck opened with a 35 yard TD after a quick start but Wilson answered with a drive ending in Heefner to St Germain for a score. West added three late touchdowns led by Reinstein Martin and Miller with one extra point on Reinstein to Ballard. Captain St Germain starred for Wilson on both sides.

Gazette Waterloo West High Husky Wilson High Cedar Rapids West Sloane Wallace West Warriors Buck Martin Knox Wilson Usher Macek Heefner St. Germain Waterloo Boys Reinstein Miller Rose Ballard Allen Ballard Newton High School

Brewers Clinch Win to Capture American Association Final

The Milwaukee Brewers captured their third straight win by beating Indianapolis 7 to 6 in Chicago. Clyde Hatter out pitched Dizzy Trout in a tight playoff finale, keeping Milwaukee on track for the world series bid against the International league champion.

Chicago Milwaukee Brewers Brewers Kansas City Indianapolis Clyde Hatter Dizzy Trout

Monticello Rolls Over Maquoketa 25 to 0 in Opener

Monticello high school defeated Maquoketa high school 25 to 0 on Friday night in Monticello. The win comes after only four days of practice due to delayed school start for infantile paralysis vacation. Officials and coach Johnson praised the defense and progress after a ten year lapse in football.

Maquoketa Monticello High School Maquoketa High School Johnson

Cubs Drop Cardinals as Warneke Shuts Them Out

The Cubs blanked the Cardinals 3-0 behind Len Warneke in Chicago to climb to second in the National League while the Giants increased their lead. Gehrig prepared for his 1,800th consecutive game with the Yankees as the pitching spotlight shifted to rumors about Rickey Russell and Reds.

Associated Press Cardinals Reds Cubs Lou Gehrig New York Yankees Giants Gehrig Diamond Will Branch Rickey Cincinnati Reds Merrill Russell Columbus American Association Redbirds Warren Giles Cards International League Farm Rochester N. Y Larry MacPhail Rickey and Russell Powell Crosley, Jr Giles MacPhail Rickey Len Warneke

Franklin to Meet Oelwein at Hill Park Tonight

Franklin opens the season against Oelwein at Hill Park at 8 pm. A repeat of last fall’s scoreless draw is anticipated. Probable Franklin lineup includes O’Meara and Kanellis ends, Lowe and McBride tackles, Lorence and Wright or Bloomhall guards, Keller or Kinney center, Davidson quarterback, with Currell Guy Hovey as possible backs and Harmer at fullback.

Franklin Oelwein Hill Park O’meara Kanellis Lowe McBride Lorence Wright Bloomhall Keller Kinney Davidson Currell Guy Hovey Harmer

West Union Beats Sumner High 13 to 7 in Season Opener

West Union high school opened the season with a 13 to 7 victory over Sumner High under Friday night lights at Sumner. The game featured a first-half score by West Union and solid defense to hold Sumner.

West Union Sumner High Sumner

Various college and high school football scores list

Football scores from Grinnell to Ames include Grinnell 7 Central 6, Buena Vista 8 Dakota Wesleyan 6, North Dakota 21 St. Thomas 0, North Dakota State 18 Omaha 13, and numerous high school results such as West Waterloo 25 Wilson Cedar Rapids 7, East Waterloo 20 Roosevelt Cedar Rapids 6, Boone 53 Eldora 7, and Shenandoah 20 Bedford 9.

Grinnell Central Buena Vista Dakota Wesleyan Monmouth Burlington Jr Albia Jr Washington Jr Ee Minn Twins Estherville R le Marshall Morris Harvey Eeeeetee Sinoens Emory and Henry North Dakota U St. Thomas North Dakota St Omaha U York Col Hebron Jr Midland Yankton Ausustana Sioux Falls Jamestown West Waterloo Wilson C.R East Waterloo Roosevelt McKinley C.br Zee Webster City Jewell Hawarden Trinity Isioux City Ames Eagle Grove Clarion Belmond Wellman West Chester Reinbeck Tama Marengo Montezuma Belle Plaine Mount Vernon Fort Madison Mount Pleasant

McLean Takes Two-Down Lead In Amateur Final At 18th

McLean 25 year old Scotch whisky salesman trails early then wins four of last six holes to move two up on Johnny Fischer at the 18th in Garden City New York. Fischer limp with ankle sprain but stays in fight through morning round.

McLean Fischer Garden City N. Y Jack McLean Johnny Fischer Cincinnati Britain Harold H. Hilton

Major League Box Scores St Louis Chicago

Chicago defeats St Louis 3-0 as Warneke wins and Parmelee loses in a 41 3 innings effort. Demaree Cavarretta Hack Hartnett drive runs. Galan Jurges Galan steal. St Louis multiple players reach base with 7 hits.

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Baseball Standings and Weekend Games Listed

Standings show New York 87 57 .604 Cincinnati 72 74 .490 Chicago 83 63 .568 Boston 64 78 .451 St Louis 82 63 .566 Brooklyn 62 82 .431 Pittsburgh 79 67 .542 Philadelphia 50 94 .347 Friday results Chicago 3 St Louis 0 Saturday schedule St Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn.

New York Cincinnati Chicago Boston St. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia

Unclear permutations in early baseball standings

Fragmented standings show teams like New York Cleveland Detroit Boston Chicago St Louis and Washington with win totals and percentages. It lists matchups including Cleveland at Detroit Washington at York Chicago at Lou Boston at Philadelphia, but many figures are garbled.

Cleveland Detroit Washington York Chicago Lou Boston Philadelphia

Solem Pledges Harder Fundamentals For Gridders

Iowa coach Ossie Solem plans two workouts to stress fundamentals after a ragged practice. Dick Bowlin, torn knee cartilage, appears lost for Carleton game. several players ill or injured limit readiness. Carleton brings a light fast squad next Saturday led by co captains Sydney Larson and Robert Matteson.

E Gazette Speowa Ossie Solem Iowa Dick Bowlin Carleton Carleton Game. Bowlin Schenk Grange Corney Walker DeHeer Wayne Mason Sydney Larson Robert Matteson John Buckett Willard Evans Quentin Voight

West Liberty Beats Wilton 12-7 in Floodlit Opener

West Liberty high school opened under coach T Ziegler with a 12 to 7 win over Wilton under floodlights. The halftime score was 12-7 and the second half offered little offense. West Liberty will host Lone Tree next Friday night.

West Liberty Wilton T . Ziegler Lone Tree

Tama High Gridders Lose To Reinbeck 7 0

The Tama high school football team fell 7 to 0 to Reinbeck on Friday afternoon. Roberts of Reinbeck scored the only touchdown in the fourth quarter, followed by a successful extra point. Both teams compete in the Iowa Cedar league.

Gazette Tama Reinbeck Roberts

Iowa City High Defeats Washington Eleven 13 to 0

Iowa City High broke a scoreless first half to edge Washington with two second half touchdowns. Mc Laughlin scored on a 14 yard run and Hora connected with Parizek on a 27 yard pass as Keith Horn led with long runs and key plays. Captain Fullerton and White starred for the Little Hawks.

Gazette Iowa City Washington Iowa City High Little Hawks City High McLaughlin Hora Parizek Kieth Horn Fullerton White

Clarence, Bennett And Wheatland Highs Win

Clarence beat Lisbon 3 0 to pull into a lead tie with Bennett in the Wapsie conference. Paul Hasselbusch struck out seven for the Redbirds and Lisbon was held to one hit. Bennett won its third straight by 7 0 over Mechanicsville, with Knoche collecting three hits. Stanwood defeated Wheatland 7 2 in a night game, Von Behren homering with two aboard in the fifth.

Gazette Clarence Lisbon Wapsie Bennett Paul Hasselbusch Redbirds Bennett High Mechanicsville Knoche Stanwood Wheatland Vonbehren Oopnnanans Ct Bamoor Icc Doe

Wrestling Results From North Bergen Meet

Abie Coleman of New York defeated Joe Teats of New York by fall at 34:27 in the 205 pound class. Jack Washburn of New York also competed, with details at the North Bergen event incomplete.

Associated Press North Bergen N. J Abie Coleman New York Joe Teats Kanone Ciimete PA Jack Washburn

Baer Outpoints Davis In Six Round Bout At Coliseum

Max Baer 217 pounds outpointed Willie Davis of Chicago in six rounds at the Coliseum on Friday night. Baer avoided clear damage and entertained 1,200 spectators with playful antics after the bell.

Earl Coughlin Max Baer Willie Davis Chicago Davis Max Joe Louis Baer Maxie Willie Alex Fidler Bob Johnson Fred Perkins Bill Abernathy Don Jones Perkins Mack Steel Des Moines Orville Jones Cedar Rapids Amity Blakey George Washington Blakey Bob Andrews Cecil Rudd Elton Ross Art Toms Don West Johnny Broussard Owen Darrow Ralph Kallenberger Jim Barnett Fred Calkins

East Waterloo Trojans Top Roosevelt in Friday Clash 20 to 6

East Waterloo High School’s football team opened strong with a 20 to 6 win over Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids. Joe Jackson scored early, Sheriff added a 15 yard score, and Althouse connected on key passes amid fumbles and penalties as East built and held the lead through the game.

East Waterloo High School Roosevelt Cedar Rapids Trojans Joe Jackson Husky Seeley Althouse Sheriff Rierson

MacPhail resigns as Reds executive in surprise move

Leland Stanford Larry MacPhail resigns as vice president and general manager of the Cincinnati Reds effective November 1 amid health concerns and a claim his goal to restore stability was reached. Reds secretary confirms successor agreed but not chosen yet.

Cincinnati Leland Stanford Larry” MacPhail Cincinnati Reds MacPhail Reds Sidney Weir The Thomas H. Conroy Michigan Eddie Collins Boston Red Sox University of Michigan Columbus Club American Association Redhead Branch Rickey St. Louis Cardinal Old Guard National League

Marengo Tigers Dominate Montezuma 25 to 0

Marengo High opened the 1936 season with a 25 to 0 football win over Montezuma. Lincoln Bartusek led the attack with power plays and a key 63 yard drive marked by line plunges and effective interference. Bartusek also gained 15 yards on a lateral pass around the right end.

Gazette Marengo Tigers Montezuma Orange and Black Lincoln Bartusek Bartusek

Albia Juniors Open Season With 13 6 Win Over Washington

Albia junior college edged Washington 13 to 6 in the season opener. After a tight first half Albia's defense shut down Washington in the second half as Stewart and Kester blocked a punt and Marshall scored on a short plunge.

Gazette Washington Albia Junior College Stewart Kester Albia Marshall

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