All American gridiron stars hailed with 1933 selections
New York December 2 AP Fortified by a 201 pound line and a quartet of the hardest running versatile backs the All American football team of 1933 stands ready to field today. The squad represents the best in every major zone and features strong reserves completing the 33 man team. Notable selections include Fred Crawford Duke Chuck Bernard Michigan and Pug Land Minnesota with many others earning honorable mention across Nebraska Missouri Tulsa and Oklahoma among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Lion’s
Sharedi
Prent Yooms
E-T
Fred Crawford
Duke
Chuck Bernard
Michigan
Bucks
Bade Penney
Kilbourne
Nebraska
Schiele
Missouri
Coker
Oklahoma
Mehringer
Kansas
O’brien
Volek
Tulsa
DeBus
Bishop
Bashara
Meier
Masterson
Morgan
Kansas State
Russell
Knapper
Ottawa University
Beach
Graham
Beach on Mythical Team Chosen for Beef Trust Eleven
Edwin B. Dooley selects Ormand Beach of Kansas as fullback on his mythical All America Beef Trust in Elks magazine December issue. Dooley pairs Beach with towering backs and linemen, noting cross barred field brains versus beef concept. Mentioned players include Theodore Isaacson, Jack Torrance, George Theodatus, and Don Elser. Bowling event listed in Lawrence city notices follows late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
Ed Dooley
Elks
Edwin B. Dooley
Dartmouth
Ormand Beach
Kansas
Dooley
Bee
Theodore Isaacson
Washington
Jack Torrance
Louisiana State Guard
George ‘Theorodatus
Washington” State
Don Elser
Notre Dame
Beach
Strange As It Seems Novel Snippets From 1911 Sports And Aviation
The item notes Sem White's two unassisted, decisive plays for Princeton in 1911 and a grand champion ram show in Sydney, while also highlighting Lorraine Bowmath from Los Angeles who soloed an airplane at a young age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sem White
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Sydney
Australia
Lorraine Bowmath
Los Angeles
Bowman
Welch’s Indians Face Tough Opposition in First Haskell Football Year
Coach Welch directed Haskell Indians through a 2–2–5 season facing strong opponents including Temple, Texas Tech, Xavier, Wichita, and Oklahoma A&M. Only captain Oliver Dufina completed the season. several returnees moved from the junior squad to the varsity. The Indians ended with a Thanksgiving loss to Xavier 24–13 and expect a stronger lineup next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Gus
Welch
Braves
Oliver Duffina
St. Benedict’s
Washburn
Creighton
Temple U
Texas Tech
Xavier U
Wichita University
Oklahoma Aggies
Indians
Xavier University Musketeers
Lawrence trio named to EK all star team by Kemper
Three Lawrence high school players earned spots on the EK all star squad chosen by Gene Kemper. Leonard Jella end, Hill Boardman center, Ernest Ireland quarterback named to first team with Marshall Kephart of Lawrence on second team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High ‘School
Kansas
Gene Kemper
Emporia Gazette
Emuer
Leonard Jella
Hill
Boardman
Ernest Ireland
Marshall _ Kephart
Lawrence
Kemper
Shoume
Topeka
Jella
Brown
Carma Ny
Manhattn
Suards
Wasser
Emporia
Ottawa
Sures Treland
French
Hate
Kiss
Manhattan
Kinter
Rosenbaum
Topeks
Kelly
Kephart
Nelson
Kietz
Lawson
Walker
Petty
Empori
Blunt
Shaw
Paheka
Meissinger
Packers Lead Pack Of Eleven Captains In College Lineup
Green Bay stars fueled by college captains dominate the lineup as Packers run to captains. Joe Teiken, a Korean bantamweight, has fought roughly every other week since January 1, 1933, mostly on California rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packers
Green Bay
Wis
Bob Monnett
Michigan State
Lavie
Dilvers
Marquette
Wuert Engelman
S. Dakota
Gus Michalske
Penn State
Calf Hubbard
Geneva
Roger Grove
Hank Bruder
Northwestern
Milt Gantenbein
Wisconsin
Clark
Hinkle
Bucknell
Art Bultman
Lon Evans
Texas
Joe Tei Ken
California
Minnesota and Pug Lund Raise All America Debate
A critical sports column questions Minnesota and Pug Lund's All-America credentials after a game against Michigan. It notes Lund gained 102 yards, nearly sparked a touchdown, while Minnesota’s yardage stays mostly between the 30s and challenges the notion of all‑around class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Pug Lund
Michigan
Lund & Co
Wolverine
Sak
Pug. Lund
Minnesota Star Delivers on Hype in Twin Cities Grid
Pug faced a broken field as Lund and local press expected strong numbers. Return on the Minnesota star’s performance matched the pre-season claims, with fans noting high enthusiasm and postgame discussions centering on the posted figures and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lund
Ballyhoo
Twin’ Cities
Pug
Minnesota Star
Wildcats on Court Baldwins Christmas Prep Squad
Baker University basketball under coach James Finley trains while Emil Liston is away. Key returnees include Fred Christ and Rudy Reiser with a broad list of promising candidates from Kansas City and across the state. The schedule opens with peasing class games then interfraternity matches as the Liston nucleus forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Baker University
Emil S. Liston
James Finley
Fred Christ
Kansas City
Liston
Rudy Reiser
East High
William Quear
Vic Gibson
Westport
Ernest Fell
Louis Nelson
Fred Heine
William ‘Fell
Central
Alex Kinnear
Leo Schrey
Leavenworth
N. el Kansas League
Isaac McMahon
Lansing
George Nonally
Blue Mound
Earl Webb
Kenneth Brown
Don Miller
Baldwin Charles Boisvert
Osawato
Charles Neal
Garnett
Harry Lincoln
Pleasanton
Jerry Cranston
Sapulnc
Okla
Raymond Horrell
Vinland
Ase McClay
Awatomie
Harold Osborne
Eudora
Otis Bench
Topeka
Vernon Houts
Benedict
Kenneth Eldridge
Kearney
Richard Mc Kaig
Centralia
Sam
Haski Olathe
Charles Pike
Max Martin
Hoxie
George Richmond
Kansas
City
Kan
Myron Nelson
Elks Bowling Scores and 1933 Big Six Scoring Leaders
Ralph Graham of Kansas State tops the 1933 Big Six scoring list with 19 conference points and a season total of 49. Allender of Ames and Sauer of Nebraska follow, with Duplap of Oklahoma and Masterson of Nebraska tied for fourth at 25. Nesmith of Kansas led in conference play with 21 points and 29 overall. Spears posted high individual marks with 336-954 and scored 246 and 276 in recent games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Graham
Kansas State
Biz
Allen-~ der
Ames
Sauer
Nebraska
Duplap
Oklahoma
Masterson
O. Nesmith
K.U
Rural Social club meets in Midland with guests
The Rural Social club gathered Wednesday afternoon in Midland with eight members present. Guests included Sam Moore Mrs Walter Love Mrs C A Jones and Mrs Elear Smith. Contests directed by Mrs R D Shaw were enjoyed and the afternoon ended with sewing carpet rags. Hostess Mrs Shaw assisted by Mrs Heck served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Weibel
Eiht
Sirs
Sam Moore
Walter Love
C. A. Jones
Elear- Smith
R. D. Shaw
Shaw
E.W. Heck
Mary Louise Spray
Esther Heck
Sunnyside
Sunny Side School Pro and Plate Supper Highlights
A large crowd attended the Sunny Side School pro gram on Saturday evening featuring eighth grade girls Marian Weibel Georgia Eberhart Virginia Maud Shults and others. Visitors from Kansas City joined the Adams family for the event. Multiple neighborhood residents attended and performed including tap dances by Mary Louise Spray Opal Richardson at No 6 schoolhouse. The local CPA held a vigil at the Hall Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eran
Sunny Side
Saturda
Marian
Weibel
Georgiana
Eberhart
Evertt Lane
Nottingham
Jane
Kansas City
W. R. Adams
Mary Louise Spray
Opal Richardson
Li Blaylock
Praeente
Fall Leaf Social and Local Notices Roundup
Fall Leaf reports. Harvey Schellack visits Bartlesville for a few days as family and friends attend multiple local events. Funeral notices include Mrs. Koelbring in Bucklin and Mr. Bain in Linwood..red Cross drive, visitors, family visits, and church activity also appear with names such as Reetz Faust Freeman French Torneden Vitt Borer and Moll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Schellack
Bartlesville
Okla
William Reetz
Koel
Bucklin
Eudora
Walter Bleakley
Nora Torneden
Red Cross
Ernest Freeman
Nelson Freeman
Lawrence
Louis French
Faust
Denver
Ralph Mathia
Earl. Mathia
Baldwin
Alfred Torneden
Walter Wilson
Neviere
Arleta
Weaver
jCarl Kurtz
Hesper
John Vitt
Wayne
Emil Borer
Leona McLaughlin
Ottawa
Will Lamb
Vinland
Fred Reetz
Skintook
Martha
Henry Geitz
A. Underwood
Elmer Butcher
Katherine
Bain
Linwood
Thursde
Viola Faust
Colo
Hanna Pfleger
Gusta -Ziesinis
Fred Smith
Denver Station
Fall Leaf
Noah Canary
Seth Parker
St. Paul's Church
Frank Witt
Leonard Moll
Olathe
Julius Moll
Frank Vitt
Linwood Farm Bureau Elects Officers for War Year
The Linwood Farm Bureau met at Mrs. Will Anderson home with eleven members and Miss Iva Holladay present. Officers elected for the ensuing year are Harriet Meinke president Ollie Anderson vice president Nettie Tudhope secretary treasurer Madeline Mendenhall reporter. Plans were made for the coming year. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Minnie Parry in December. Omar Browning was appointed by Gov. Landon to serve on the agricultural committee to assist with farm loans in Treaven worth county. Prospective buyers read the classified page daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwoodl Farm Bureau
Will Anderson
Iva Holladay
Harriet. . Meinke
M Ollie Anderson
Nettie Tudhope
Madeline Mendenhall
Anderson
Pete
Minnie Parry
Decemi Omar -Browning
Gov
Landon
Treavenworth County
Woodstock Community Notes Amid Busy Local Life
District court jurors were excused Thursday and returned Monday. Mrs. Wellman and Mrs. Champion hosted relatives while Aunt Bell Rogers recovers. A large crowd attended prayer meeting at Frank Champion’s with Rev. Vogan and Mr. Edmonds as guests. Baptismal services were held at the Baptist church Monday night. Local farm bureau drives, visits from Rev. Foran, and a visit by Carl Bliss of Scottsdale, Ariz. punctuate a week of church, school, and community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wellman
Frank Champion
Alrs
Be! Rogers
McLouth
Howard Williams
Bell
Schiefer
Miss June
Will Fiddler
Tongzanoxie
Sarah Phinney
Ralph Snyder
Snyder
Manhattan
Phinney
Fed
Jefferson
Kureau
C. B. Glover
Foran
Central “Chapel
Baptist Church
Hughes
Lawrence
Mattie Howard
Ira Ridgway
Carol Ridgeway
Burlington
Roswell Zook
George Steed
Edgar Davison
Alton Helms
Woodstock
Holton
Ameri
Kansas City
Lizzie Gibbs
Oskaloosa
Chester Smith
Pauline Harding
Frank Landon
Virginia Landon
Wesley Ward
Elinor Ward
Chorge Williver
Welliver
Sunda
Sherman Holliday
Roe
Valley Grove
Carl Bliss
Scottsdale, Ariz
Cecil Feister
M. L. Rogers
Rogers
Honard Williams
R. B. Brown
Louis Stuedle
John Stuedle
TD. A. Wellman
Clifford
Edgar Osborne
Jack Hehn
John Moses
Melborn
Robert Davison
Davison
Margie Lynn
Jefferson County Farm Bureau
Sarcoxie Township
W. W. Wellman
W. A. Wellman
Frank Parker
W. R. Harding
Mabel
Clair Canady
Oklahoma
Mrs. Canady
F. 5
Champion
Nethhorhood Circle Club
Mort Black
Fred Laptad
John Black
Elsie Boydston
Will Ruge
Community Visitors and Dinners Round Enterprise Area
A local Enterprise report lists Sunday visits among area families in and around Enterprise and nearby towns including Tonganoxie and Baldwin. Several dinners are noted with Shuler, Desque, Fishburn, and Jordan families hosting guests from Worden Willow Springs Lawrence and Overbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed" Desque
Viola
Mae
H.M. Desque
Clifford
Eileen
Alfred Fishburn
Edwin
Dorsey Fishburn
Jesse Shoemaker
Tonganoxie
Roy Dodder
Charles Reppard
Godlip Oehrle
Bertha Forth
R.ard
Olin Powell
Donald
Betty
Ethie Shuler
Jesse and
Padon
Roy Shuler
Eula Belle
Marjory Mae
George Shuler
Thelma
Worden
Harvey-Flory
Howel
Wayne
Willow Springs
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George Sauer
Rollese
Paul Geisler
Centenary
Francis W. Schammel
Tawa
Chales J. Bernard- Michican
Cen
Joniam Cordes
Stanford
Kuard
Adolphe J. Schwammel
Soregon State
Joseph
Skladany
Pittsburch
Irvine Warburton
Southern California
Francis Lund
M Sneeatad
Duane
Purdue
Mike Osheana
Orecon
Hugh
Atchison and
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Escrott Marshall
John Hix
Fok Efe
Sam Waite Bie*tory
Pacern
A. Dawkins
Astestant Eee
Lorraine Bowman
Tert
Temple A
Xavier
Wichita
LIONS
George Washington
Catawba
North Dakota
Clemson College
Auburn
West
Virginia Wesleyan
Wom Washington
Tennessee
Washington & Jefferson
Opponents
Pittsburgh
Holding
Wildcats
Pierson
Spears
Shearer
Edmonison
Midland
Pat McCoy
Albany, Mo
Fred Lewis
A. P
Lee Penney
Tabor
Bruce Kilbourne
Lincoln
Cassius- Gentry Ela Lawton
Gail O'Brien
Omaha Iil
Warren DeBus
Belleville
Florado
McDonald
Dougal Russe
L ' Avarérie
Dunlap
Seite Qi Sauer
Lenin
Penney
Onity
IO “Tre
RAND
Philadelohial
Walter Smith
Glenn, Chaffin
Hal Forrest
Red
Prospector
Hanes
Mister
Jet
L. W. Coffman
Maxine
Mary Frances
Aire
Williamstown
A. Threlkeld
Here
Charleston
S. C
Jesse Gaston
Citadel
South Carolina
Military College
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