Hutchinson Fliers to Challenge Kansas in Lawrence Tonight
Twenty former college players from Hutchinson Naval Air base travel to Lawrence to face the University of Kansas, with Lt. Randolph Neil arranging transport. Kansas, after a 240 to 27 win over Herington, aims to test a strong Hutchinson lineup featuring D. W. Johnson, L. C. Gawthrop, R. J. Trosper, and others, in Hoch Auditorium. The game is set for 7 30 p m tomorrow, with Hutchinson returning home after the contest.
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Hutchinson Naval Air Base
Lawrence
Hoch
University of Kansas
Hutchinson
Randolph Neil
Kansas
Herington Army Base
Hutchinson Five
Naval Fliers
Jayhawkers
F. C. Allen
Army
D. W. Johnson
Yard
Missouritate
L. C. “Pike
Gawthrop
Wichita U
Universal Oilers
R. J. Trosper
Oklahoma University
Bill Forbes
Meade
Pittsburg
Joe Umfeld
Jim Bitting
Northwestern
Harry Vail
Joseph Gillespie
Notre Dame
Royce Spurlock
Missouri State
John Pace
Missouri
Boston College Leads Five Year College Scoring Records
Boston College moves to the top of the five year scoring records among major colleges in AP tallies through 1942 as Tennessee sits out this year. The Eagles hold an .844 average across 38 wins seven losses and one tie since 1939, edging Notre Dame for the top spot. Texas Aggies Tulane and Texas rise in various positions as Duke Tulsa Missouri Oklahoma and Nebraska also noted in the standings.
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New York
Altho
Boston College
Associated Press
Tennessee
Eagles
New Englanders
Notre Dame
Irish
Southwest
Comprison
Texas Aggies
Louisiana State
Texas
Randolph
Tul
Georgia
Crackers
Tulsa
Texas Agates
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Eastern football champions claim Tomseeee Trophy
The report notes Boston College as Eastern football champions winning the Tomseeee Trophy. It recalls St. Louis Browns acquiring pitchers Denny Galehouse and Fritz Ostermueller from the Red Sox, and Pirates obtaining Stu Martin. A crowd of 101000 watched Southern California topple Notre Dame from the unbeaten ranks.
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Boston College
St. Louis Browns
Denny Galehouse
Fritz Ostermueller
Boston Red Sox
Pirates
Stu Martin
Southern California
Notre = ie
Minor league meetings highlight Bramham dominance
New York reports praise for judge Bramham as head of the Minors while Elmer Daily and Branch Rickey Jr receive attention for behind scenes work. Daily, Ebensburg hotelman, runs promotional efforts and oversees non-operating leagues as part of preserving the Bramham regime amid four day meetings.
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New York
W. C. Bramham
Bramham
Gwest
Elmer Daily
Branch Rickey, Jr
Ebensburg
Elmer
Young Rickey and Branch Jr Stir Convention Floor
Young Rickey, short and stocky, contrasts with his placid parent while Branch Jr appears only briefly amid talks of chain store domination. He hints at moving insurgents to a different stance on the Major Minor agreement and could influence club owners if given time to present facts.
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Rickey
Branch, Jr
Cage
Baseball Trades and Army Draft Rumors Stir Early Outlook
Al Autop Appling remains in the army and may miss next season while his ankle is wired. Marty Marion’s 1-A status eases Cardinal concerns. Connie Mack visits Winchester to see Ed Barrow ill. Trade chatter centers on Doc Cramer and Jim Bagby with Dizzy Trout, but most rumors dissolve as AJ Smith holds 1-A status.
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Althe Luke Appling
White Sox
Cardinal
Marty Marion
Connie Mack
Winchester County
Ed Barrow
Steve O’neill
Doc Cramer
Jim Bagby
Indians
Dizzy Trout
Cramer
Dizzy
AJ Smith
Bagby
Lefty al
St. Louis
Lou Boudreau
Cardinals
Billy the Kid
Southworth
Landis
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Chattanooga Joe Engel Tall Tales About Baseball Scout Clark Griffith
The reminiscence recalls Joe Engel describing his scouting days for Clark Griffith and a heated first base confrontation involving Bucky Harris. Harris interjects from the room corner warning that Engel would face his toughest trouble upon meeting him.
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Chattanooga
Joe Engel
Clark Griffith
Bucky Harris
Harris
Joe
Reardon's Rejection Clouds Red Sox Farm Boss Change
Joe Reardon declined taking Herb Pennock's role with the Red Sox farm system and may move to the Phillies. After yesterday's American League meeting proxy Will Harridge asked for father suggestions. Jack Zeller of the Tigers suggested waiting for a deal, implying no agreement was reached.
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Joe Reardon
Herb Pennock
Red Sox
Pennock
Phillies
Will Harridge
Jack Zeller
The
Tigers
Landis Wins Out At Baseball Meet
New York reports amid winter meetings that Kenesaw Mountain Landis retains control as commissioner. Trade talks quiet as clubs weigh next March moves and consider post season exhibition rules while minor leagues threaten possible secession.
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Landis
Landon Says Kansas Democrats on Verge of Collapse
Former Kansas governor Alf Landon warned that Kansas Democrats are split over the appointment of Guy Helvering as federal district judge, calling the party on the verge of collapse. He spoke at a breakfast in Washington with Representative Carlson and other Republicans.
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Washington
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Guy T. Helvering
Carlson
Landon
Kansan
Congress
House
Martin
Sooners Win Opener In Fireball Finish At Oklahoma
Oklahoma Sooners beat the Childress Air Force squad 54 to 51 in Norman. Jack Landon scored the winner on a long pass from Kenneth Pryor as Pryor added a late free throw. Allie Paine led OU with 17 points and Pryor contributed key plays.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma Sooners
Childress
Tex
Army Air Force
Sooners
Jack Landon
Oklahoma City
O. U
Goa
Kenneth Pryor
Pryor
Allie Payne
Bruce Drake
Paine
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist Watersley
Dallas
In Time of War Menace Tuberculosis Warned
In wartime tuberculosis poses a bigger threat. The piece urges X rays for youth, proper nutrition, rest, and regular medical exams. It stresses signs like weight loss, persistent cold, fatigue, fever, and coughing blood as flags to investigate. Local groups offer literature, posters, and advice through Health Unit rooms with Christmas Seal Sale support.
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United States
England
Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Seven Cub Dens to Meet at Trinity Lutheran Church
Seven Dens of Pack 68 meet at Trinity Lutheran Church at 7 30 tonight led by Cub Master Rev Lawrence Deever. Den Mothers organized comic book drives for Service Men's HQ and will display scrap books for convalescents. Christmas displays and carol singing planned.
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Cub Scouts
Pack 68
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lawrence Deever
Service Men
9Th
Massachusetts
Klaus Abegg
M. J. Patterson
Phillip Ernest
Arthur Craig
Malin Ball
Floyd Holcomb
Thomas Ryther
F. W. Cox
Guy Darnell
Miller Carpenter
Darnell
Cox
Drunk Charges Lead to Fines in Police Court
Vance Grimes and Damon William Ridgeway were fined $10 each on drunk charges in police court this morning. Ernest Bowen forfeited a $25 bond on a drunk charge.
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Vance Grimes
Damon William Ridgeway
Ernest Bowen
Former KU Student Captain Veith Dies in Action
News reaches Independence of Capt. Pierce Leroy Veith a former Kansas University student and Alpha Tau Omega member who flew Liberator bombers in the Pacific. He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters and was cited in AP dispatches for a daring bomber ride.
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Pierce Leroy Veith
K. U
William Veith
Independence
Veith
Pacific
Pearson Asked to Testify on Tax Revenue Plan
Washington reports columnist Drew Pearson has been asked to testify before the senate finance committee probing a 2.14 billion added revenue measure. Pearson cites an attorney for the U S Chamber of Commerce boasting of Senator George's tax vote in his pocket, and Chairman Georg warns of a subpoena if Pearson does not appear.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
Senate Finance Committee
Pearson
United States Chamber of Commerce
George
Georg
D-Ga
Baldwin News Highlights Local Personal and church Events
Mrs. Emil S. Liston rests at home with a severe cold while Coach Liston recovers in St Luke's hospital in Kansas City. In Baldwin Dale Martin visits with his mother Mrs. Earl Martin. Rev. Warren Odom of Auburn New York spoke at Baker University Cen tenary Hall and plans to visit Neodesha before returning home. Helcome Hour members hosted a buffet at Miss Floy Liston with Catherine Van Keuren Edna Mae O’Hara and Mrs Earl Martin in charge. Hannah Tani Baker student spoke on Amachi relocation camp. Nak native scenes presented by Katherine Kelley and Hale Steele. The group again plans a Christmas gift box for Amachi nursery school. January meeting set at Edna Mae O’Hara’s home. Attendees from Baldwin included Rev Clyde W Brewster Rev Sam Hedrick and Dr Nelson P.
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Emil S. Liston
Kansas City
Coach Liston
St. Luke’s Hospital
Dale Martin
Olathe Base
Baldwin
Earl Martin
Warren Odom
Baker
Catherine van Keuren
Edna Mae O’hara
Carrie Adams
Ottawa
Hannah Tani
Amachi
Colo
Katherine Kelley
Hale Steele
Liston
Edna Mae O'Hara
Clyde W. Brewster
Sam Hedrick
Nelson P
North Lawrence War News and Local Social Notes
Cpl Homer Nelson to return on a 15 day furlough December 15 from Harvard Nebraska. Kenneth Forney Edward Hub bell and Donnie Hubbell are in North Africa. Harley Reed and Miss Dycie Dug an wed in Kansas City. Jim Miller remains in Memorial hospital improving. Galyn and Betty Day back from Indiana visit. Forney sent Mrs Forney a New Testament from the Holy Land with olive wood cover. Local families hosted Thanksgiving in Bonner Springs. Charles Castle left the country aboard a ship. Mrs Henry Pringle visited with Mrs Garland Fitzpatrick. North Lawrence Christian church sisterhood met with devotions and a book review. Fifteen ladies attended and a Christmas party with gift exchange is planned. Mrs Leslie Reed and daughter Marjory, former North Lawrence residents, are in California.
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Cpl
Homer Nelson
Harvard
Neb
Kenneth Forney
Edward Hubbell
Donnie Hubbell
North Africa
Harley Reed
Dycie Dugan
Kansas City
Jim Miller
Memorial Hospital
Galyn
Betty Day
Indiana
Forney
Holy Land
John McGinnis
Louis Wulfkuhle
Charles Castle
Edna Forney
John Hubbell
Bonner Springs
States
Henry Pringle
Earnest House
Garland Fitzpatrick
North Lawrence
Topeka Visitors Plan Near Future Family Gathering
Topeka residents expect a visit from Mr and Mrs John Reed of 608 Elm Street and other relatives soon. A barrel of fruit and vegetables is being sent by the Chris church to the Denver Utphans Home. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Castle and family of Kansas City were guests at G B Castles Sunday. A Centenary Methodist church chicken dinner and bazaar were held Thursday. Mrs Emma Miller of Muncie visited Jim Miller in the hospital from Saturday to Tuesday. Dud Miller and girlfriend of Muncie visited Jim Miller in the hospital. The Centenary Methodist quarterly conference meets Friday evening with Rev George M Boicourt as speaker, followed by a reception. John Miller and Lee Roberts visited Jim Miller in the hospital from Muncie.
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Topeka
John Reed
Elm Street
Chris
Denver
Colo, Uphans
Lloyd Castle
Kansas City
G. B. Castle
Centenary Methodist Church
Emma Miller
Muncie
Jim Miller
Dude Miller
George M. Boicourt
Boicourt
John Miller
Lee Roberts
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