Aggies Aim For Win In Jayhawker Rivalry
Kansas State plays Kansas University in a non conference showdown at 7 15 p m at the KU auditorium court. Veteran coach Charlie Corsaut leads a seasoned Aggies squad against Jayhawker stars Harrington Vanek Johnson Schaake Gray while a scrimmage beforehand highlights the pregame buzz.
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Tomorrrow
K. U Auditorium
Kansas State
Hasf
Charlie Corsaut
Lawrence
Aggies
Jayhawkers
F. C. Allen
Harrington
Vanek
Bill Johnson
Schaake
Gray
Urie
Plumley
Wells
O'Neil
Casini
Kansas Pas
Harrington E_ Skradski
Anek
Phelps Johnson
Dalton Schaskey
Boyd Gray
Ois
Hutchinson
Dwight Ream
Wash‘burn College
Lawrence Junior High Cagers Set Six Game Schedule
Lawrence Junior High will play six basketball games beginning January 27 hosting Leavenworth and Ottawa competition and ending March 3 at Helton. Coach L R Perry plans after Christmas practice with Hunt Huffman Pappan and newcomer Forrest Eads. Intramural schedule starts late January with in-house grade contests and no intergrade play.
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Lawrence
M. F. Hyde
Holton
Leavenworth
Ottawa
L. R. Perry
Perry
Hunt
Huffman
Pappan
Forrest Eads
Helton
Leaven
Southern Conference all stars include major teams on AP list
The seventh annual AP All Star football team draws from most of the Southern Conference, with Auburn Tennessee Alabama Tulane Vanderbilt each placing two on the first team while Duke has one. The lineup features Ariail Lesendechers Hopke Gracey Seaside Crawford Rayburn Hitchcock Zimmerman Peathers Cain and others. In baseball, Babe Herman is traded from the Reds to the Cubs for players and cash, with Bob Smith Johnny Moore Lance Richbourg and Rollie Hemsley joining Cincinnati.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Virginia Tech
Louisiana State
Auburn
Tennessee
Alabama
Tulane
aVnderbilt
Duke
David Ariail
Charles Lesendechers
Vanderbilt
Fackle Thomas Hopke
Clarence
Pete” Gracey
John Seaside
Fred Crawford
Virgil Rayburn
Jimmy Hitchcock
Auburnins
On Zimmerman
John Cain
CUBS
Babe Herman
Cincinnati
Floyd
Babe) Herman
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Bob Smith
Johnny Moore
Lance Richbourg
Rollie Hemsley
Quail Season Closes Amid Good Kansas Hunting Activity
The quail season in Kansas ended at sundown yesterday after ten days of fine sport for Douglas and nearby counties. Birds were numerous across most state areas with hunters reporting solid daily bags. The duck season continues until December 15, then hunters switch to rabbits and squirrels. In Ames, Fort Amess club event honors forty Cy clones for fall sports participation with letters expected for football and 2-mile events. major and minor awards to be distributed.
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Kansas
Douglas
Ames
Iowa
Ames Golf and Country Club
Strange Outdoor Maze Puzzles Of Early Gardens And Textiles
The article describes sixteenth to eighteenth century garden mazes built from hornbeam hedges with a central objective and a route that misleads. It notes their complexity, the skill of nobles watching visitors solve the labyrinth, and briefly mentions insulation uses of asbestos and a course on seeds from blossomless trees by John Fix Tomorrow.
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England
John Fix
Scoring Down Across Nation As Line Work Weighs In
New York Dec 1 AP reports that the nation’s top ball carriers see lower touchdowns this season, averaging 12.33 points per game across 159 teams. Texas Christian leads with 25.7 points per game while Colgate boasts nine shutouts. Coaches blame new rules for restricting ball carriers and amplifying defenses, despite reduced injuries.
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New York
Associated Press
Texas Christian
Colgate
Andy Kerr
American League hockey notes and minor league trades
In a brief AP report Louis beat Duluth 3 to 2. Stanley Schino, a hard-hitting out fielder for Tulsa in the Western league, has been transferred to Kansas City of the American Association.
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Stanley Schino
Tulsa
Kansas City
Husker guards clad in light weight, big game impact
Lincoln AP reports the Nebraska Huskers rely on 160 pound Clair Bishop and 173 pound Warren DeBus as defensive guards in a tradition of heavier lines. Coach Henry F. Schulte returns to guide linemen, praising both guards as equally strong. Bishop, a Lincoln High product, and DeBus from Belleville, Kaw, have reshaped the guard role with future star potential.
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Lincoln
DeBus
Bishop
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Clair Bishop
Warren DeBus
Henry F. Schulte
Husker
Schulte
Lincoln High
Belleville
Kaw
Dan McMullen
McDonald era ends at Haskell after thirteen great years
Frank McDonald, Haskell Institute athletic director, concludes his service December 31. Under his leadership with coach Lone Star Dietz, Haskell teams gained national reputation for sportsmanship and competitiveness. He built a $176,000 stadium funded by Indians and boosted Lawrence with strong civic involvement and nightly football games attracting large crowds.
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Haskell Institute
Frank McDonalds
McDonald
Haskell
Lawrence
Kansas
Elks Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Haskell and
W. H
Lone Star
Toad
Baker University
McDonall
Ilis
Frank McDonald
Indian ties span the United States among scattered friends
Expressions from Indian friends carry weight for a man long identified with the race as he travels through various parts of the United States. The account highlights enduring cultural bonds and mutual respect across communities.
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United States
Thanksgiving guests fill Buck Creek area homes
A long list of Thanksgiving visits spans Buck Creek and nearby areas. Mr and Mrs Winford Thiry hosted family dinners with Arlo, and visitors included Vernon King from Lawrence and the Eberwein family at Fall Leaf. Other households in Topeka Lawrence Richland Midland Ranger City Wellman and Baldwin hosted relatives and friends for the holiday.
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Baker Murphy
Frances ‘Thiry
John Thiry
Lou Logan
Winford Thiry
Arlo
Vernon King
Lawrence
Charles Eberwein
Fall Leaf
Grover Husted
James Holiday
van Nowak
van Etta
Earl Beard
Mr. Beard
Topeka
Roscoe Whitman
Guy Schultz
Midland
Thurston Oshdah
Warner Home
Frank Black
Clinton
Harry Stover
Harold
Wayne
Richland
Wesley Ward
Merle
F. EB. Ross
Kansas City
Homer Schoopflin
Baldwin
Ross
Mr. Ross
Ranger City
W.G. Thiry
Arnold Welliver
George Welliver
Wellman
Wesley
Eleanor
M. Smith
Whitman
Lone Star
Garber
John Nottingham
Community Notes and Obituaries From Emporia Area
Thanksgiving visits bring Russel Willitts and Maye Fyle to Emporia while families prepare for future moves in Los Angeles. Jefferson County Institute of the WCTU marks a red letter day with state workers and clubs active, amid puzzles and contests. Obituaries honor Hezekiah C. Stewart and John Harker with life histories and survivors, linking railroad service, ministry, and long migration from England to Kansas.
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Russel Willitts
Emporia Teachers College
Lee Willits
Maye Fyle
Emporia
Jesse Pyle
Roy Bradford
Los Angeles
Calif
Jefferson County Institute of W. C.-T. U
United Brethren Church
Atttendance
Nickel
Dwight Seybold
Young Matryns Club
Matt Woodhead
Fickle
Mildred Glagan
Norah Harding
Mattie Reynolds
Nannie Lobb
Velma Walker
Hezekiah CG. Stewart
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Santa Fe
Wells-Fargo, Adams and Pacific ’Express
United Brethren Conference
Sinec
Mary C. Utter Stewart
Homer Rule
Ottawa
John Stewart
Missouri
John Harker
John
Mary Harker
Lincolnshire
England
McDon
William
Kansas
United
Funeral Held for Rev Arthur Ward at Starker Home
In 1883 the U B church at Round Grove hosted a funeral for Rev Arthur Ward. The ceremony was conducted at the Starker home and assisted by Rev N H Huffman and Pastor Bennett.
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U. B. Church
Round Grove
Arthur Ward
Starker
N. H. Huffman
Bennett
DeSoto and Eudora Football Game Reported Victory
Evening Star notes attendance of Miss Mable Wallace Miss Eula Reusch Miss Ruth Neis and others at the DeSoto versus Eudora game in Eudora last Friday afternoon, where DeSoto won. Also mentions Mrs Floyd Broers and a small daughter visiting Mrs Harry Hagenbuck of Budora on Monday afternoon.
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Mable Wallace
Eula Reusch
Ruth Neis
Thanksgiving Visit Ties King Family to Leavenworth
Reno Roy King and family spent Thanksgiving in Leavenworth with his father Lon King, a penitentiary guard. Destructive yellow hammers and wool peckers killed twenty four on one farm and wounded others on another farm. Mrs. Henry Eisele and Mrs. A C G Hess attended Mrs. Oelrich funeral services at the Friends church in Tonganoxie, interment in Hubbell Hill Cemetery. the deceased was Wart zack’s sister.
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Roy King
Leavenworth
Lon King
Henry Eisele
A. CG. Hess
Oelrich
Friends Church
Tonganoxie
Hubbell Hill Cemetery
Mr. Wartzack
Jewel Kaye Siscoe born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Siscoe
Linwood announces the birth of a baby girl named Jewel Kaye on Saturday November 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Siscoe. Mrs. Siscoe was formerly Jennie Hubbard. Also note Tom Frederick spent Sunday in Kansas City with his sister in law Mrs Anna Hughey and her father Mr Garri Nes.
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Ernest Siscoe
Jewel Kaye
Siscoe
Jennie Hubbard
Tom Frederick
Kansas City
Frederick
Anna Hughey
Garri‘nes
Valley Chapel Socials and Thanksgiving Roundup
Valley Chapel notes show Mr. and Mrs. Borden visiting Tonoka relatives, Farm Bureau guest day hosted by Mrs. Gottlieb Nieder in Lone Star, local members attending events and a Thanksgiving family dinner near Number Six. School closed November 23 with fourteen enrolled and several students marked present or perfect in attendance and lessons.
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Borden
Tonoka
Mary Thome
Gottlieb Nieder
Lone Star
Farm Bureau
Ray McGlure
Mabel Shaw
Winston McNees
Clinton
Robert Wilson
Bobby
Maurice
Solon Markley
Marvin
Bond
Donald
Harry Bowen
Children's and
Lawrence
Absert
Wayne Ice
Maurice Knott
John Ice
Freeman James Fyock
Glen Freeman
Roy Curtis
Thanksgiving Social and Local Visits Across Lawrence District
Community notes reflect a busy Lawrence area with multiple families visiting kin and neighbors over Thanksgiving week. Guests included Conrads at church, the Crawleys and Scheilharns north of town, Bond and Puckett families in various towns, and extended gatherings at the Bowen and Panks households amid illness, birthdays, and a Laties Aid monthly social. A shared meal and baskets marked a season of hospitality.
Lawrence social notes With extended family visits described
A week ago Sunday afternoon, her bridge club from Lawrence gathering noted. Robert Moveregi of Kansas City visited from Wednesday to Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Hugo Schethearin. Mr and Mrs T He Hyek and children of Lawrence shared Thanksgiving dinner with her sister Miss Emini Niedler. Niedler and Mrs Unek and children spent the afternoon with sister Mex N F Thome and Mrs Mary Thome. There was no school Thursday and Friday of last week as teacher Miss Mabel Shaw spent vacation with home folks.
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Conrad
Lawrence
Mornning
Willie Puckett
Walsley Grove
Roy Puckett
Marvin Bond
Chilren
Ellis Bond
Mr. Gray
Band
Sind
Leford Flory
Wellsville
Susan Markley
Mary Katherine
William
Neo Banks
P. McNess
John Alin
Syley
Mo Akin
Neal Banks
J. D. Gray
Robert Wilson
Robert Moveregi’s
Kansas City
Hugo Schethearin
T. He Hyek
Emini Nieder
Niedler
Unek
Mex
N. F. Thome
Mary Thome
Mabel Shaw
Thanksgiving visitors and school program announced
Winter social notes report Mrs Willis Colman Miss Dorothy Beurimin Miss Jeanne Hartington from Topeka with families for Thanksgiving. Mound school plans a program and plate supper December 2 at the Mound schoolhouse. W A Colman remains in Memorial hospital after major operation last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ross Cole of Lawrence visited Mrs Cole’s parents Mr and Mrs R E Schroyer Sunday evening.
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Willis Colman
Dorothy Beurimin
Jeanne Hartington
Toneka
Robert, Schroyer
Ruth Sawyer
Topeka
Fink
Misa Tresa. Anderson
Mound School
W. A. Colman
Memorial Hospital
Ross Cole
Lawrence
Cole
R. E. Schroyer
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Washington States
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