Intersectional football schedules for 1930s Big Six teams outlined
AP reports updated 1930s era plans showing Kansas Aggies and Nebraska arranging two to three intersectional games for next fall. Nebraska plans Syracuse and Pitt as feature tilts, while Kansas Aggies face Texas A&M and Marquette. Oklahoma targets Texas in Dallas and a possible Big Ten foe. Iowa State to meet Marquette. Missouri to visit New York in November.
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Mansas City
Nebraska
Shracuse
Pitt
Army
Montana State
Kansas Aggies
Iowa
State
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Syracuse
Lineal
Southern Methodist
Urbana
New York
Dallas
Marquette
Milwaukee
Texas
Iowa ‘State
Illinois
Aggies
Texas A
Dalwilowa
Pittraska
Mar
Draft plan eyed for major league recruitment rules
Toronto AP reports a draft reform proposal at the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues meeting. The plan would limit major league drafts to players with four seasons in professional baseball, and require players come from college or professional ranks with prior experience, reshaping the current five-league system and draft access for class AA and B players.
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Toronto
Ont
National Association of Professional Baseball
Big
American’ Association
Pacific Coast
International Western
I.11
Three Eye
Seree Ag
Iowa State Gridsters Elect Guard Captain
In Ames Iowa State College confirms veteran guard Schlenker as captain for next season. The team, voted at a Milwaukee hotel after the final game versus Marquette, will have a playoff season in the Big Six with T N Metcalf announcing the selection.
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Iowa State
Ames
Towa
George
Edwin
Schlenker
Des Moines
Cyclone
T. N.metcalf
seThe
Milwaukee
Bith Marquette
University
Arry Lindbloom
Des.Moines
Fading a Schedule Calls for Ten Games in First Thirty Days
Topeka dedicates new Washburn field Forrest C. Allen directs the University squad this afternoon in Robinson gymnasium for the first regular practice of the season. A portion has trained weeks under Bal Jeffries with more candidates joining this fall. Football men are called out without rest as sessions remain before the opening game with Washburn in December. Dr. Alle has five letter men and will add a dozen others from football ranks, three or four of whom show promise.
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Topeka
Dedi
Washburn ‘Field
Forrest
C. Allen
Direc‘pall
University
Robinson Gymnasium
Bal Jeffries
Washburn
Alle
Five Veterans Return for Washburn Basketball Season
Topeka December 3 AP News reports Washburn College begins practice for 1929 basketball season under coach Royagan. Five 1928 lettermen return, including captain Tommy Davis and Harold Broughton, though guard and center depth are thin. Other players reshuffle, pivot prospects Martin and Johnson join, while two players miss due to eligibility or injury. Season opens December 18 against Kansas, with the new field house dedication.
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Topeka
Washburn College
Royagan
Gooch W
Glavten
Tommy” Davis
Willian
Dumars
Elmer Windscheffel
Bernard Peterson
Harold Broughton
Hayward Marsh
Washburn
Wynn
Heywood Hackney
Clem
Silvers
Coaches Will Be Busy The winter varsity schedule announced
The University announces the winter season coaching assignments for the athletic department. Dr. Forrest Allen directs athletics with John Bunn, Bal Jeffrey leading varsity basketball and freshman squads. W Hargiss oversees athletic extension and state wide interpretation of basketball and track. H J Huff focuses on indoor track. Bauman leads wrestling. Allyhin plans gym work and Hinse leads football and intramurals with Elbe assisting.
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Forrest €. Allen
Allen
John Bunn
Bal Jeffrey
Bunn
H. J. Huff
Bauman
H. Allyhin
Haskell Vikings Set to Meet Tulsa in Tulsa Tilt
Haskell Indians seek a season finale win over Tulsa after beating St Xavier and prepping stars Weller and Charles for the clash. Crowds exceed ten thousand recently and gate receipts near 39 000 with future Thanksgiving and New Orleans plans noted.
Honorary Kansas Haskell players named to all-Big Six selections
Sports writers pick honorary grid teams featuring Haskell and Kansas players. Captain Harrord Hauser end and John Shannon guard named to first team all Kansas eleven by Leslie Edmonds of Topeka. Louisner of Haskell named at halfback. Joe Cross of Haskell quarterback on second team. Andrew Olson of KU at tackle. George McCormick end. Powless of Haskell guard on third team. Honorable mentions include Fritz and Grant of Haskell. Murphy of Haskell. Lyman and Cooper of KU.
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University of Kansas
Haskell Institute
Harrord Hauser
John Shannon
Sel
Kansas
Leslie Edmonds
Topeka
Hauser
Shannon
Ganda
Ouisner
Haskell
Joe Cross
Andrew Olson
K.U
George McCormick
Clarence ‘Powless
Eugene Fritz
James Grant
Haskell Murphy
Steward Lyman
Don’ Cooper
Thanksgiving Dinner At Glenn Home In Wamego
A family dinner on Thanksgiving Day at Glenns in Wamego featured roast goose and a large gathering. Attendees included Humbert and Covey families from Topeka and nearby residents, joined by Glenn and Starr Glenn families, with several children present. The list shows extended kin and neighbors sharing the holiday meal.
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Tom Glenn
Walter Humbert
Irene
Fern
Garnet
Gig
Dale
Bennie Humbert
Me Flumbert
Crandaughter
Sean
Jimmy Humbert
Gene Humbert
Glenn Humbert
Darlene
Wamego
Myr
Bennet
Covey
Marguerite
Carl John
Will Smith
Charles
Earl ‘Slatten
Topeka
Starr
Glenn
Ivan
Eileen
Ruby
Maxine
Thomas Glenn
Claude
Clarence
Welcher
Elm. Heights
Glenn Parent-Teachers’ Association
Will Brown
Starr Glenn
P.T. .A. Sorganizations
Tanta Treadihes
Frances Scott
Bahnmaier
Charles. Scott
Lecompton
A. I. Gilkison
Farm Bureau
Dave McCall
John
Amarillo
Texas
Warren McCall
Gary
Ind
Don Pardee
Betty Dean
Lawrence
Harry Smith
Donald
Orville McCall
Ivalou
Kenneth
Lecomnten
McCall
Trimble
Thomas Libbey
Thanksgiving Gatherings And School Meeting Plans Across Greenwood Valley
The community notes Thanksgiving gatherings at the Glenn and related families with multiple visitors from Gary and Topeka, plus a geography contest at Glenn school. A detailed program outline for January to March outlines compulsory attendance laws, costs of keeping a child out of school, and an Achievement Day with officer elections. The next meeting is slated for the last Tuesday in January.
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Helen’ Brown
Phyllis Sanford
Jurnita Chiles
Ernest Brown
Pilgrim Fathers
Will Brown
Uncle Reuben
G.M. Bahn‘maier
Warren McCall
Gary
Ind
Greenwood Valley
McCall
Maybelle Slavens
Lecompton Rural High School
Cyrus Glenn
Cigar Ad Boasts Value in Local Deal
A vintage ad promotes PFERSONS NO 106 CIGAR at five cents claiming superior taste to many brands. It urges readers to buy from local dealers and be surprised by the quality.
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Pferson
Livestock Dominates 29th International Exposition Start
Judging of cattle sheep swine and horses progresses at the 29th international livestock exposition in Chicago with champions named in intercollegiate stock and crop contests. Grain exhibits and home economies attract attention as livestock groups hold annual meetings while Mrs. Bertha Knop visits Kansas City.
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Chicago
Alrea
Bertha. Knop
Kansas City
Cystex 48 Hour Test Promoted for Back Pain Relief
An old fashioned drugstore ad promotes Cystex with a 48 hour test promise. It claims backache burning or itching sensations and leg groin pains make you feel old and tired. The pitch urges buying Cystex for 60 cents and offers a money back guarantee if not feeling better soon.
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Gilbert Henry
Big ‘Springs
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George Chiles
Cyrus’ Glenn
Oneta
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Fred Moore
Moore
Glenn School
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Irene Parrish
Grace Parrish
W. N. Sanford
Prentice Dehart
Qsie Robinson
Lester Trimble
Toneka
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William St. Clair
Ralph
George L. Glenn
Rosemary
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