Iowa Football Teams Battle Tough Opponents This Weekend
Iowa college squads face rugged tests as Northwestern visits Soldier Field for Iowa opener. Drake hosts Western Illinois, Iowa State travels to Denver to meet Denver University, Grinnell plays Michigan State, plus multiple Midwest matchups across the state and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brake
Illinois
Urbana
Iowa State
Denver University
Denver
Cyclones
Drake
Grinnell
Hawkeye
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Coe
Cornell
Midwest
Iowa
Luther
State
Mount Vernon
Morningside
Augustana
Sioux Falls
Ona Vista
Yankton College
Yankton
Columbia
Iowa Wesleyan
Monmouth
Western Union
Sioux Falls College
Dubuque University
Beloit
Wis
Kathleen Carey and Darrow Tee Off in Monticello Exhibition
Kathleen Carey a 13 year old Cedar Rapids girl and Glen Darrow Cedar Rapids golf ace will play an 18 hole exhibition match with Edith Estabrook a 12 year old Dubuque golfing sensation and Allen Turner winner of the Eastern Iowa association title on the local course at 2 30 p m today as part of the Monticello club 18 hole invitation tournament Darrow a Northeast state boast this year 70 percent a incr bye Done tournament professional was to get underway at 7 30 am today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eedal
Monticello
Kathleen Carey
Cedar Rapids
Glen Darrow
Edith Estabrook
Dubuque
Allen Turner
Darrow
Tate Bowe
Doubleheader at Daniels Park Today
Two baseball games scheduled at Daniels Park this afternoon. The Three Minute team faces Whit tier in the opener. Pete's Service meets the Barbers' Club in the second game. Pete's Service has 15 wins in 25 games this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park
Whittier
Pete's Service
Barbers’ Club
Barbers
Maquoketa Closes At Home With Bellevue
Maquoketa Merchants host Bellevue in the season finale at home after beating Bellevue twice this summer and finishing second in the Northeastern Iowa league. Bellevue was among the league’s strongest teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Bellevue
Maquoketa Merchants
Bellevue Merchants
Majors Scrape Over Harmless Ball Debate in Baseball
Burleigh Grimes criticizes the National League and cites 1932 World Series data to claim NL balls were used and fielding was strong. The piece notes AL leads in stolen bases and double plays and discusses pitching and ball quality affecting hits. Argentina tops global meat consumption at 346 pounds per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleigh Grimes
Chicago Cubs
Grimes
Amercan League
Yankee Stadium
Eige
Wwe
National
Argentina
Nebraska Eleven to Be Light and Fast
Nebraska coach Dana Bible plans a lighter speedy team for the fall season. He predicts a good, spice filled offense with many passers kickers and fast backs led by George Sauer and Bernie Masterson. Reserves worry Bible as he weighs the youngsters against veterans on the schedule through October to November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Dana Bible
Bible
Gail O’brien
George Sauer
Masterson
Bauer
Bernie” Masterson
Jack Miller
Hub Boswell
Texas
Towa State
Kansanx
Ltanhattan
Oklahoma
Missouri
Columbia
Pittaburgh
Iowa
Giants Swamped With Applications For Series Tickets
New York Giants and Washington Senators expect sell out Polo Grounds games with crowds around 53 000 for each of the first two games. Officials anticipate full use of 25 000 grand stand 3 000 box seats 22 000 unreserved and 3 000 bleachers. If the series lasts five games revenues could surpass 1 000 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
SNS
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Polo Grounds
Washington
Giants
Delta Eleven Draws 13-0 Loss to North English
The Delta eleven opened its grid season with a 13 to 0 defeat at home against North English. North English scored both touchdowns in the second half, one on a short side pass and the other on line plunges. The Rich land eleven will play here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
DELTA
Avon Corey
Delta Eleven
Richland Eleven
GATE OF 500000 PREDICTED FOR McLARNIN VERSUS ROSS
New York promoters expect a 500000 gate for next summer if Jimmy McLarnin meets Barney Ross for the welterweight title. Ross may move to welterweight as his frame fills out, potentially creating the greatest natural fight in years and attracting massive crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Gates
Jimmy McLarnin
Barney Ross
Ross
Barnele Rosofsky
Chicago
McCoy
Tony Canzoneri
MclLarnin
Sid Terris
Ruby Goldstein
al Binger
New
Lighters to Meet Cardinals at Bunny Park Afternoon
The Light company nine, runner up in the M and J league, faces the C A Cardinals at Bunny Park this afternoon at 2 30. Sturm and Holmes expected to duel after last week's title game. Admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Company
Bunny Park
Lighters
Quaker Cats
Cardinals
Sturm
Holmes
Quakers
Eight Teams Entered In Arlington Tourney
Arlington hosts a kittenball tournament with eight teams. Arlington meets Independence Canaries at 10 AM, West Union vs Sumner at 11, Fayette against Fox Motor of Jessup at 12:30, and Strawberry Point versus Oelwein Business Men at 1:30. Winters proceed to semifinals at 2:30 and 3:30, with a championship final at 4:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Arlington
Independence Canaries
West Union
Sumner
Fayette
Fox Motor Company
Jessup
Strawberry Point
Oelwein
Arlington Independence
West Union-Sumner
Independence Club To Close Sept 27 1933 season finale at Wapsi Pinicon Golf Club
Independence The Wapsi pinicon Golf club will officially close for the 1933 season on September 27 with the final event of the season the men's handicap round. First round results include Ruffcorn over Whitney 3 1 Handt over Wolfe 4 3 and Schrader over Molloy 8 7 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsipinicon
Fay Ruffcorn
W. G.whitney
Leslie Handt
Claude Wolfe
L. C. Dodge
F. Kirkner
L. ©. Simmons
George Steinmetz
L. G. Schrader
Leo Molloy
Leo O'Brien
H. J. Tabor
Tom Burke
Lacy Gee
Paul Smith
Charles Tabor
N. M. Evers
Ted Bland
O. R. Gates
Henry Holder
W. F. McRoberts
W. F. Assmus
H. B. Willey
E. A. Schrader
John Cherney
D. F. Logan
Soph Pitney Sparks Notre Dame in Scrimmage Romp
Andy Pitney the 170 pound sophomore from Harrison Tech Chicago dazzled in Notre Dame’s 33 to 0 scrimmage win over a fourth string squad scoring on 13 33 and 40 yard runs and a 43 yard kickoff return while sharing duties at left halfback with Nick Lukats Pitney’s four standout plays and potential place him among Notre Dame’s famed left halfbacks as the team opened practice for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Filser
Gary
Ind
Nick Lukats
Pitney
Notre Dame
George Gipp
Jimmie Crowley
Four Horsemen
Christy Flanagan
Jack Elder
Marchy Schwartz
Harrison Tech
Chicago
Florida
Sideline Rule 18 Change Expands Play Near Boundary
New York AP reports a major football code change for this season moves the ball ten yards from the sideline when downed near the boundary to widen field strategy. Secretary Bill Langford says the rule will popularize the lateral pass and open the defense, while clipping penalties are broadened with a 15 yard penalty from the foul point for blocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bill Langford
Langford
Pierce
Hazleton High Fall Baseball Schedule
Hazleton high school closes its fall baseball slate with four games left. The team plays at Aurora on Friday then hosts Fairbank on Oct 6 before a trip to Winthrop on Oct 13 and a home rematch with Aurora on Oct 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Hazleton
Hazleton High School
Aurora
Fairbank
Winthrop
Cascade Reds Football Opens Oct
The Cascade Reds football team will open its season against the Dubuque Army eleven at the municipal athletic field in Dubuque on October 8. Manager Johnny Meyers of the Dubuque Army team has secured Ray Story, Howard Connolly and John Petrakis. Cascade begins practice today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Cascade: Reds
Dubuque Army
Municipal Athletic Field
Dubuque
Johnny Meyers
Ray Story
Iowa
Howard Connolly
John Petrakis
Calmar Nine Defeats Waucoma 10-2 in Friday Clash
Calmar's nine crushed Waucoma to win 10-2 as pitcher Hinker limited the visitors to four hits and two errors. Hinker also contributed a two base hit, while Waucoma's Hjelming pitched for the visitors in the Friday game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specal
Gazette
Calmar
Waucoma
Hinker
Cats
Hjelming
Van Horne Nine Wins Third Straight Game
Van Horne high won its third fall baseball game by defeating Garrison high 8 to 3. The locals collected nine hits and drew six walks against Ridenour and Auguston. Tiernan fanned fourteen, allowed four hits and four walks. Grady, the local third baseman, broke a finger and could not play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
van Horne
van Horne High
Garrison High
Ridenour
Auguston
Tiernan
Grady
Reliable motor repair advert promises best prices
A dated promotional piece touts reliable motor repair service with claims of the best prices and customer satisfaction. The text emphasizes consistent service and meeting customer expectations to save money.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hawks
Michigan Aggies
University of Iown
Northwestern
Soldier Field
Wildcats
America
Nunn Bush Fashioned
Oxfords
INL
Tiger
Princeton
Thomas
Adam Craig
Philadelphia
Roscoe
Stephen McClare
Cliffside
N. J
Leslie and
Charles Kaufman
West Haven
Nebraska
Nationale Reser
Battin
Pittsburgh Louts
New Yorko
Ahat
Cincinnati
Pont
St. Louis Eam Fielbing
Washington Creseslt
Boston Severegenald Os
Bt. Louis Aee Aval
Brooklyn
Bolton
Wathone
Klein
Phil
Coombs
P. Hornsby
At. Ee
Lack
Frey
Brk
Unie
Det-Ny
A. Oo
Davis
Hebert
St. L
Stephenson
Foxx
Brandt
Bos Wees
Knott
St. Sere
Terry
Aseeas
Manush
Simmons
Ent
Martin
Loesa
Garms
Cuyler
Caisae
Gehringer
Bet
Gehrig
Schirch
Hi-Phi
Kuhel
Wash
Vaughan
Pitt Pitt
Appling
Thevenow
Hafey
Steee
Higgins
Bers Bos
Ckey
Ckey, A717 58 181 232 14 317 Lindatrom, Pitt .526 69 163 233 Cochrane Phi
Prisch
Aee
Pytiak
Waner
Pitt
Roy Johnson
Bos
Bees
Pfullis
Cronin
Eee BT
Medwic
Prederick
Chapman
Collings
Parreil
Tayroc
Eee
Armek
Seore
Ee al
Hulte
Erly
Phil Eaeee Lin
Ash
Melilio
Mobell
Taylor
Reynolds
Udge
Jensen
Zy Jordan
Herman
John
Pennock
Eooe
Erk-Ny
Bishop
Koenie
Mu Ae
Lucas, Cin
Lombard, Cin Oe
Tal Watkins
Cooke
Ros
Burnett
Cleo
Suhr
Od Verger
Bartell
Stone
Mancusco
Pinney
Phil Joe
John Moore
Cin
Webb
Det-Chi
Moself
A Mobell
Jurges
Qin & mm
Comorosky
Badieski
Walker
Phil Det
Hurst
Jackson
Phil See
Ice
Nose
Luque
Coleman
Spohrer
Alexander
Adams
Stl-Cin
W. Ferrell
Clev
Brown
G. Davis
Hale
Wilson
F. Walker
Rixey Cin
Harris
Outen
J. Sewell
Cucinello
van Atta
McGury
Phil Jordan
Boss
Cley
Burker
Quilliber
Orter
McNair
Berry
Tees
Shaute
Brksane
Bluege
Allen
Werber
A Wright
Até Owen
Critz
Eel
L Sewell
Vosmik
Cystelman
Boerss
Pearson
Phil-Bos
Oliver
Boa
Picch
Arke Pitt Sa
Walters
Bos White
Det
Haaslin
Hayes
Chi
Whit'y. Phil-Bos
Ruffing
NY Eee
Erie
O'Farrell
Kress
Chi Seer
Sit Ae
Nelson Te “E
Gulllie
StLaose
Roettner, Cin
Sean
Phil Wae
Axek
Schumacher
Beeds
Rayworth
Yrd
Maranville
Urke
Hutcheson
Ark
Grube Ener
Warner
Connally
Clev Ar
James
Aie Kerr
Mowry
Air Cissell
Glev
Betts
Todd
Myatt
É Johnson
Byl Johns
Ker
Shores
Bebo Luque
Wereee
Uhle
Lom
Vance
McColl
Wash Ad
Liska
Thetje
Ch Wees
Chioe
McKeithan
Cantwell
Simsey
Ly Rixey, Cin Oe
Grove
van Atte, Wl
Henshaw
Meine
Hubbell, Parmelee
Stewart
Schumach'r
Am Weaver
Carleton
Stl
Russell
Tig
French
Bush
Kieevee
Crowder
Haines
Sth
Rowe
Weees
Phine
Gray
Birkofer
Gonnally
Cie
Warneke
Gomez
Root
Durham
Jallahan
MacFayden
Smith. Pitt
Devens
See
Bossee
Marberry
Swift
Pres
Hildebrand
Cle
Heving
Mun
Cain
Renrce
Was
Harria
Pittos
Neo
Syl Johnso N
Frasier
Spit
Mangum
Hos
Fe Barrett
W. Ryan
Marcum
Grabowski
Ferrerl
Swetonic
Harder
Blueholder
Benton, Cin
OL A
Miller
Jones
Cc . Cabe
Holley
Phil Brk
Rhodes
Chi Bos
al Carroll
Walker, St
Hadley
Sth Enol
Zachary
Bos Ae
Faber
Cheeeee
Kolp. Cin Seeee
Sorrello
Br Seed
Lucas
Gaston
Chl Ee
Malone
Sthene
Hoyt
Pitese
Moore
Nae
Vz Poling
Auker
Fifi
Stout
Walbere
Thurston
Fischer
Clark
Brk-N Vt
Horgsett
Beck
Bene
Brae
Yatt. Brown
Hansen
Phi
Welland Bns
J. Elliott
Bnll
Earnshaw
M’larnin
Leonard
Rees
Tony
McLarnin
Independence Club
Soph
Andy
Gipp
Crowley
Schwartz
George Kirkley
United Press
Wallops Waucoma
Expert’ Service
Second Avenue and
Fifth Street SE
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!