Haskell Indians Stomp Tulsa In 27 to 7 Victory
The Haskell Indians overpower Tulsa 27 to 7 before a large crowd. Key drives feature Colby and Smith on kickers, Levi and McLain on defenses, with Blackman scoring Tulsa’s lone touchdown. Indians head to San Francisco December 19 to meet Gonzaga University in Spokane.
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Tulsa
Okla
Haskell Indians
Towns
Tulsa ‘University
Indians
Iue
Blackman
Pery
Colby
Smith
Starking
Anotor Heree
Levi
Au Oyeward
McLain
Tanner
Haskell
Leviscipp
Trékle
Yhe Ng Smith
Redmen
San Fransisco
Gonzaga University of Spokane
Relby eine _ Downs Tinton
Avipg Ny
Line-Up for ValleyE Basketball HLTH 1927 Aggies Set Strong Bid
The Kansay Aggies tied with Oklahoma for second last year and bring a fast quintet led by A. R. Edwards in his second guard year. Harald Weddle, Byers, Yong Jenga artist, Elmer Mertel, and Robert Os Ferns form four additional lettermen. Coach Corsaut develops center prospects after Teal’s graduation, with former KC High standout Shradski among hopefuls. The Jayhawkers previously won 26 to 18 and 34 to 29.
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Kansay Aggies
Oklahoma
Searoh
A. R
Monk” Edwards
Wilderts
Jayhawkers
Manhattan Five
Edwards
Corsant
Harald Weddle
Cliéton Byers
Yong Jenga
Elmer Merte
Robert Os- Ferns
Ed Shradski
Kansas City
Cage
Corsaut
Eric Tefl
Nationa’lehampionship
Kansas Track Schedule Outlines 1927 Season
University of Kansas announces a 1927 track schedule with five home appearances and nine foreign dates. The Jayhawkers open February 19 with K G A C in Kansas City, close May 20 21 with Nebraska Kansas dual, and Kansas Relays set for April 28 in Lawrence. Events include Drake relays Texas relays and a Manhattan May 7 triangular with Nebraska and Kansas Aggies.
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University of Kansas Track and Field
Jayhawkers
Kansas’City
Convention Hall
Lincoln
Lawrence
We. F. Huffs
Des Moines
Rice
Texas
Drake
Nebraska
Kansas Agpies
Fiansas
Manhattan
KWAL
Invita- Cate
Hlinals
tUrato Mohs
Ani
Kansas
Tallgy
Walley
Tee
Housas
Attesas
Law
EY Lown
NebuKus
Bio
Law-Eat
Valley Out Now
Lingotn
Liberty Memorial High Squad Roster and Tryouts
A 50 member Liberty Memorial High basketball squad is split into two groups by Cush Higgins for staged drills and tryouts. Captain Carl Graeber leads a diverse group with several veterans and new talents, aiming to fix scoring issues and solidify defense as interclass games set for December 13-14.
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Liberty Memoart High
Cush Higgins
Lee Seins
Herold Schmidt
K. U
Carl ‘Graeber
Lawrence Skiller
Laurence Rice
Lawrence
Alfred Venne
San Alamo Heights
Texas
Sti
Mt. Pleasant
Mason
East Denver High School
Carl ~Graeber
Lawrence Skinner
Miss Caroline Rimm Visits Eudora For Week
Eudora notes show Miss Caroline Rimm of Kansas City Kansas visiting Mr and Mrs Adolph Latz Jr and guests at social events hosted by Salem Evangelical church. Police report says Paralee Walker pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 100 and jailed 30 days. Shawnee county seeks Calvin Ice on a statutory offense and a public notice ad ends with local business promotions.
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Caroline Rimm
Kansas City
Naas
Adolph Latz, Jr
Harry Hagenbusch
EU. C. E
Salem Evangelical Church
Nt. Hoffman
Marion Davidson
Lé Mar
Sarah Dixon
Swis
Aiolph Lotzen
Felock
Mgr
Meorge Lothholz
William Tethholz
Oscar Lothholz
Billy Bob
Caroline Rinn
Walker
Carlryi
Calvin Ice
Calhoun
Ingalls
Shorif
Shawnee County
Ice
New Art Exhibit Opens at KU Featuring Mattern and Klinker
A KU department of painting announces a December exhibit in Central Administration galleries rooms 301 and 303. Prof Karl Mattern shows watercolors from Lawrence to the American West with works noted for freshness and lyric charm. Milo Rinker's sketches from Europe include Tyrol Lake District and Balkan subjects, praised for bold, free, delicate charm.
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Department of Painting
University of Kansas
Karl Mattern
Deri
Lawrence
Arizona Desert
California
Arizona Village
Mattern
Albert Biach
Kansas City Art Institute
Noonanha¢ian
St. 1
New York
Chicago
Milo
E-Blinker
Munich
Rinker
Professor Block
Europe
Mlle
Klinker Metal Europe
Lake District
Tyrol
Balkans
Dalmatia
Bloch
Mlle, -Kurker
Ducal Academy
Karlsruhe
Wassilieff Studio
Paris
Preandienhitee
Berlin
Munich Gras
Dlebe
Kaw Valley social notes in Kaw Valley column
Kaw Valley residents attended a mission program in Kansas City and shared Thanksgiving gatherings with family. Local social items mention visits, dinners, theater outings, and church activities across Kaw Valley with many relatives and neighbors noted.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Advised
A vintage health ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a quick, tasty remedy for frail, undernourished children. It promises weight gain after sickness, urges customers to buy at druggists, and offers a money back guarantee if not delighted after 80 days.
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McCoy
Wants' Dry: Law Referendum Washington Dec 6
A proposed national referendum on prohibition is introduced in the House by Rep Gallivan Democrat of Massachusetts. Farmers Union Poultry and Cream association will meet Wednesday night at Pleasant Valley school house Lovelock. Ladies Auxiliary of the 9th Street Baptist Church will bazaar Friday afternoon and evening December 10 at the church Sth and Ohio Streets. Light refreshments. A year's subscription to the Journal-World for 2.50 or 3.
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Washington
House
Gallivan
Erat
Massachusetts
Peasant Valley
Farmers Union Poultry. and Cream. Association
Pleasant Valley
Lovelock
Gth
Street Baptist Church
Sth
Ohio
SHANEs Of Settlers Society Annual Meeting Attended
CG He Tucker and W C Simons went to Topeka this afternoon for the annual meeting of the Shanes Of Settlers Society. Mr and Mrs A A Stanford returned from St Louis after an extended visit with their son Ernest Stanford and family. Elizabeth Davi was in Kansas City Saturday to see Jrewand Mrs Clifford Manter left for Denver after ten days at the Manter home.
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Rozzy Marie
Bowersock
Wm, Merta
James Mel Cabria
Eudora
Ralph Davis
Lucille NcNielly
Edith Becroft
Glen Merce
Harlow
Topeka
Oscar, Powell
Dorothy
Alice
Fand
C. Saunders Ee
Arthur Schutz
Kenneth
Bert. Mitchell
Oliver Schutz
Lakeview
Mitchell
Don Westheifer
John Moodyt
Easstern Star Lodge
Wm. Oit
Arthur Campbell
Mildred
Willow Springs
B. F. Fiegenbamum
Alice Darling
Geneva Ogden
Thomas
Darling
Ray Ogden
Margaret Roberta
Arthur
Campbell
Wr. Ott
G. Hughes
Gilmore Home
Clara Cox
Chas. Cox
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
John Strong
Strong
Fred Strong
Rey
Rieder
Wim. Albert
Lena Albert
Otto ‘Altenbernd
Don Westheffer
Telitha
Newton
Ralph. Davis
Otto
Misa
Gladys Rappard
Edith Beero Springs
Clarence Davis
J. C. Saunders
Robt. Hackman
Kansas
Carl’ Perkins
Nydia Hughes
F. G. Hughes
Julia Gilmore
Gertrude Gilmore
Lucille Metil
Do Gillmore
Elizabeth McFarland
Phi Omega Pi
He Tucker
W. C. Simons
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Rankin
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Miami Beach
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Iyerson
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Wm. Ott
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Bar Drug Store
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Gonssag
Rudolph Valentino
Blasco
Ibanez
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Ginger Roger
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