Kansas Teams To Play For Charity Eager In KU Camp
Football teams from four Kansas colleges prepare for charity games featuring the University of Kansas against Washburn, and Kansas State at Wichita. Hargiss guides KU in final signals as Beare trains at Topeka. Hraba out with pneumonia, Dornbush returns to practice, and six Jayhawkers face final game in the crimson and blue era.
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Kansas
University of Kansas and
Washburn
Kansas State
University of Wichi
H. W
Bill ) Hargiss
Jayhawkers
Topeka
Ernest E. Beare
Hraba
Adolph Hraba
Wichite
Eldon Teter
Wheat Shockers
Wichita
Shockers
al Gebert Locke
Wichitans
Pittsburg Teachers
Aggies
Teachers
Tip Ton Shane
H. W. Hargiss
K. UL
Leo Freese
Homere
Hansas
St al
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Norman
Nebraska
Colorado
Denver
Ulm High basketball tryouts begin as season opens
Twenty five candidates reported to Coach Ulm at Lawrence High School for the first practice yesterday afternoon in the school gym. Fundamentals were taught in an hour and a half session. Ulm expects 30 men out by next week. Key returnees include sophomores Ireland, Bonebrake, Haugh, and Rosecrans forming the likely starting five. Haven High School set a single game scoring record with 26 7 to 9 victory over Sylvia. Susanton High nearly matched Haven with a 32 to 3 win over Gillespie. Texas Tech once held the college single game scoring record with 40 minutes of play and 297 points if average continued. Fincher kicked the first 18 goals after touchdown in his game.
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Ichabodata
Washburn
State University
Jayhawkers
Ichabods
Taneka
K. LA
Ulm
Lawrence High
Haven
Kan
Sylvia
Susanton
Gillespie High
Rgie Tech
Tech
Dumberly
Lave Ender
Hill Fincher
Strangest Hive and Air Powered Car Concept
An odd piece notes Meyers' new automobile using compressed air stored in rear tanks. The car travels 75 miles per hour and claims potential for 690 miles per fill. The setup relies on air expansion to drive pistons, with the author inviting readers to mail for more details.
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Meyer
Meyers
Tax Suggestion Aimed at Boosting Duck Population
A federal tax of one dollar for duck shooters is proposed to fund greater duck supplies. Enforcing hunting licenses could raise revenues as many hunters do not comply. Kansas considers lessons from Connecticut Michigan and Pennsylvania emphasizing full time wardens broader propagation and liberal releases. Local sportsmen urge improvements including full time wardens per county and even scrip farming to involve farmers financially in stocked covers. A national authority proposes tying 4 H club youths to game bird production for liberation with remuneration.
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Kansas
Connecticut
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Douglas County
Fish and Game Department
Hare
Oklahoma
America
Fish and Game Commission
Kansas City
Kaw
Lake View
Izaak Waiton League
Lawrence
J. P. Cammack
Harry Woodring
Alys Clapp
Cammack
Kenses
Marion Flick
Goodland
Wim
Fopeka
Kansas State honors five in B squad sweater awards
Harlan F Birch of Lawrence is among five Kansas State college B squad members approved for sweater awards this week by the college athletic council. B squad includes transfers not yet eligible for regular competition until one year in residence. Awards depend on passing 121 hours of college work. Nearby note from Houston reports echoes for needy children to stay in steel.
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Manhattan
Kan
Harlan F. Birch
Lawrence
Kansas State College
College Athletic Council
Kansas State
Charity game facts with Kansas Washburn co champions
A charity basketball game in the Central conference features Kansas, Big Six teams and Washburn College as co champions. Scheduled for Saturday December 3 at 2 PM, admission two dollars. Proceeds support relief efforts in Topeka and Lawrence with 60 percent to Topeka and 40 percent to Lawrence. Tickets available at Round Corner Drug Store and the KU athletic office.
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Kansas
Washburn College
Lawrence
Topeka
Round Corner Drug Store
K. U. Athletic Office
Good Cage ProjPcts at Iowa State College
Ames Iowa December 4 Coach Louis Menze begins work this week to train the Iowa State basketball team for the first game of the year versus Brigham Young University on December 15. Monday night the squad of over twenty men had its first scrimmage with daily practices to follow. Prospects look bright with five major lettermen, two minor lettermen, and several capable prep players. Dick Hawk, a two year veteran, returns in January. Jack Roadero, a leading scorer last season, shapes up with Al Heitman May Rieke Ralph Thompson and Herman Holmes all lettermen from last year.
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Ames
Iowa
Louis Menze
Iowa State
Brigham Young University
Dick Hawk
Jack Roadero
al Heitman
May Rieke
Ralph Thompson
Herman Holmes
Bowling Match Saturday Brings Topeka Emporia Teams
Stellar bowling teams from Topeka and Emporia will visit Lawrence for inter city exhibition matches at the Lawrence Recreation parlors on Saturday night. The Indian Village bowlers face a fast Topeka team at 8 o clock, followed by Emporia facing a picked Lawrence team at 9 o clock. Indian Village lineup includes Guy Petit Fred Gies Walt King Omar Hicks and B E Dreyer.
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Topeka
Emporia
Lawrence Recreation
Lawrence
Guy Petit
Fred Gies
Walt King
Omar Hicks
B. E. Dreyer
Bowling Score Tips and Upcoming Games Note
By Al Demaree readers learn basic bowling scoring including strikes and spares with X and /. The piece also promotes a leaflet on Spares and lists upcoming college games and an All America grid preview in the Journal World.
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Associated Press
Journal World
A Problem Faces State Sportsmen
Kansas sportsmen describe a poor hunting and fishing year with high water and dry spells harming waterfowl, dove and quail seasons. The report notes inadequate game wardens, contested pheasant stocking, and calls for a more active fish and game department free from politics.
Yale Yale Yale Yale Fever and Football Feats
By ALAN GOULD a columnist notes that football fever rests mainly with spectators while players feel the strain. He cites Yale Dartmouth and College of the City of New York as examples of public relations hype and dubious statistical claims amid season chatter. Dink Templeton fights illness while dictating from hospital as he continues reporting. Tennessee claims its football prowess is yet to be revealed.
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New York
Haverford
C. C
Marvrd
Yale
Columbian
Chicago
Michigan
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Dink
Stanford
Robert di Tenpteton
Templeton
San Francista Call-Bulletin
East Tennessee
Urge Return to Old Kickoff Style
New York December 4 AP officials and eastern coaches urge a return to the old kickoff method using a high mound for the ball rather than a held tee. They argue the mound produces a high floating kick giving time for coverage and reducing injury risk to players.
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New York
Tom Thorp
Tennessee Volunteers to Meet NYU in Charity Game at Yankee Stadium
Near the Great Smoky region, Tennessee plans a December charity game against New York University at Yankee Stadium. The event may signal policy shifts at Knoxville as the Vols, led by Gene McEver, seek a first east clash since 1921 and 1923 contests with Dartmouth and Army. Bob Neyland’s 1926 era has left Tennessee with an unmatched record among major colleges.
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N.Y. U
Tennessee
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McEver
Dartmouth
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Bob Neyland
West Point
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Utah
Alabama
Tulane
Braves Face Tough Game With Tulsa's Hurricane
Haskell Indian football heads to Tulsa to meet the Golden Hurricane in the season finale. Captain Louis Weller and three other veteran players close out their careers as the Braves aim to end with a win and upset Tulsa.
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Haskell
Hurricane
Pete Shepherd
Walter Johnson
John Prim
Local Families Share Thanksgiving Moments in Kaw Valley Area
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hadl and children enjoyed supper with relatives Thursday night. Mrs. Ray Oden and daughter Margaret visited Elismore Kansas from Wednesday to Friday to see her mother Mrs. Braden and brother Charles Braden. Mr. and Mrs. J A Turner and children Ivan Turer and Gordon Davis were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steele and children. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ott of Belle.
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Howard Bernitz
Ray Oden
Margaret
Elismore
Kan
Braden
Charles Braden
J. A. Turner
Ivan Turer
Gordon Davis
Mir
Frank Steele
Earl Ott
Belle
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Gatherings Across Washburn
Thanksgiving scenes fill the Washburn area with multiple family dinners and visits. Bert and Emerson Ott share meals at John Ott Sr. home. Carl and family dine with Louis Had family. Willie Chanay party with Mitchell clan. Helen Altenbernd visits parents Carl and wife. Ruth Ott’s fifth birthday noted at Edwin Ott home. Vernita Orton and Ralph Wichman visit Creighton Missouri. Rev and Mrs Holler from Kansas City call on Gilmore family. farm bureau meeting hosted by Mrs Carl Perkins. various local socialize and card club events noted amid Thanksgiving week. Chuck Collins credited with UNC football titles.
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Emerson
John Ott
Carl Kurtz
Carl Vernor
Louis
Willie Chanay
Delbert
Bert Mitchell
Helen Altenbernd
Carl Altenbernd
Ray Odgen
Savenburg
Kan
Waldean
Junior Ott
Edwin Ott
Little Ruth Ott
Vernita Orton
Ralph Wichman
Creighton
Misa Mary Orton
Holler
Kansas City
F.g.hugh Calljed
Gilmore
Ca Huch
Lawrence
Edward Davis
Maxine Cobb
Virginia
Francis Walters
Wayne Strong
Paul
Robert
Marguerite Haci
Farm Bureau
Carl Perkins
J Adits
Nydia Hugh
Sephine Gilmore
Mary Allen
Gilmore Home
Thanksgiving Guests Gather at Lake View and Nearby Homes
Thanksgiving visitors filled Lake View and surrounding houses with family gatherings. Guests included John Ott Jr and family, Arthur Schultz and family, Bert Mitchell and family, Oliver Schutz and family, F Vogler and family, Sam Gulley and family, Louis Hadl and children, and Ray Odgen visiting relatives in Eu dora.
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Arthur Schultz
Kenneth
Raymond
Bert. Mitchell
Charles John
Arnold
Edward Davis
Oliver Schutz
Lakeview
F. Vogler
Sam Gulley
Louis Hadl
Ray Odgen
Qiangr
Eudora
John
Ott, Jr
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