Jayhawks Drill for Washburn Game
Kansas coaches sharpened the squad for the December 18 dedicatory clash with Washburn as Hayward Marsh joins the veteran center line. Twenty players were cut for focused drills, with Thomson Paden Bishop Maney and McGuire forming the first unit against Grose Hausser Dodd McCormick Ramsey, as Wynne trains two squads and Reedie Marsh earns eligibility to boost the Techahods’ chances this season.
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Jayhawker
Washburn
Zame
Washburn Field
Topeka
Kansas
Thomson
Paden
Bishop
Maney
McGuire
Grose
Hauser
Dodd
McCormick
Ramsey
Govard
Nass
Ray Wynne
Washburn College
University of Kansas
Wynne
Dewey Taylor
Pirate
Frank Rice
Rice
Igooble
Service
Cantrin Clayton
Anther
Peterson
Mlayizie
Heyward Marsh
Telstar
Techahods
Fair Team at Ames
Ames Iowa December 10 AP coach Louis E Menze previews the 1929 Iowa State College basketball season calling the team better than average though height may limit play. He inherits Captain Lester Lande and a supporting cast from 1928 but loses guards Lamson and Ming who starred for a weak season.
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Ames
Towa
Liouis E. Menze
Towa J State College
Menze
Helis
Missouri State Teachers” ‘College
Bill ‘Chandler
Issouri Valley
Lester Lande
Robert’ Lamson
Fred Ming
Lande
Gue
Handball and Soccer Favored by Coaches
Kansas City December 10 AP Soccer and handball may become Big Six minor sports in the conference. Charles Black a basketball coach at Nebraska and U Metcalf athletic director support adding handball and soccer. Six athletic leaders may push for both sports with better courts and broader participation to boost intercollegiate competition in the Big Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charles Black
University of “Nebraska
U. Metcalf
Snort ‘Atong
Onlu
Soeer
Mae “Black
Sen Lopment
Nce
Metcalf
F. S Allen
Uni- BY
Haskell captain Louis Weller led 1929 Braves after Tulsa loss
Louis Weller, star halfback of the Haskell Indian football team, was chosen captain for the 1930 season after the squad returned from Tulsa where they lost to Tulsa University. Weller, previously with Arkansas City gate college and Chilocco Indian school, stood out with a 40 yard touchdown in the second quarter and helped the Braves finish strong against Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Weller
Haskell
Braves
Tulsa
Tulsa University
Weller
Arkansas City Gate College
Chilocco
Little Ha
Dessa
Jim
Anadarko
Okla
Tulsans
Falsa Eleven
Redskins
Oklahoma
Kansas
Tulssa
Blackman
A To Fe
Hurricane
Charles’ Runt
Pearson
Has“kell
Cantam
Joe’ Cross
Nathaniel McCombs
Eugene Fritz
Monroe Brightman
James
Grant
John Prim
Vance McGillera
Joe Barlow
Clarence Powless
Peter Johns
Lawrence Johnson
Yale coach cites fraternities as factor in poor season
Mal Stevens, Yale football coach, blamed increased fraternity activities for the Elis tough gridiron season. He spoke at Yale’s annual rally in Montclair, saying no alibis but noting the fraternity issue as a serious handicap. Also reported is a note on the Western Association postponing its annual meeting to January 5 after a conference on the draft proposition in West Baden.
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Montclair
N. J
Mal Stevens
Yale
Nick Robert
Stevens
W. L
Springfield
The
Western Association
West Baden
Ind
Dele. D. Gear
Topeka
Kan
African Science Victeria and Local Football Rivalries
A fragmented clipping mentions Victeria and APV Liber al SE tanta, with references to Grey County farmula and a tally of Facdrk hiles. It notes football experts discussing teams and fans debating favorites amid unclear, cut text.
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African Science
Fia
Victeria
APV
Liber
al SE Tanta
Grey County Farmula Res Varec
Dho
Local notes and visits in Stony Point and Lawrence area
J A Kassinger made a business trip to Lawrence Monday. Howard Smith bought a new Ford truck. Mr and Mrs D A Wray and Ernest visited with Mr and Mrs Claude Edgecomb and daughter Thelma Irene of High Prairie Sunday. Others, including Mr and Mrs Verne Barton and children, Mr and Mrs Oscar Markley and children, Mr and Mrs Arthur Flory and sons, and Mr and Mrs Ira Flory and family, were mentioned. Various local visits, shop stops, and farm tasks noted including a new fire extinguisher at Stony Point school. Several residents attended the Goodell sale and plans to move to South Dakota were shared. Dave Wray moved cattle from the Edgecomb pasture. Will Pumroy shopped in Vinland. Maytag repair in Lawrence noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kassinger
Lawrence
Howard Smith
D. A. Wray
Ernest
Claude Edgecomb
Thelma
Irene
High Prairie
Verne Barton
Oscar Markley
Arthur Flory
Ira Flory
Chas, Kassinger
J .A. Kassinger
Clifford
P.E. Reusch
John
Southard
E. Witt
Martin Holcomi
Helio Hale
Goodell Place
Dave Wray
Clande
Fdgecomb
Mievie McMullin
John. Dailey
Will Pumroy
Baker Cagers Report to Coach Baldwin Kansas
At Baldwin Kansas the Baker Wildcats host a long class basketball dournament. Newly elected coach Balfour Jeffrey selects a 30 man squad from a 1928 roster with Carl Steuber aiding in cuts and the squad to be split for training. The outlook is unsettled as several top scorers graduate and Skinny Young anchors a rebuilt lineup.
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Baldwin
Kan
Balfour Jeffrey
Baker Basketeers
Carl Steuber
Wildcats
Jeffrey
Baker
Goetz
Fulton
Steuber
Talley
Aginist
John Keohane
Keohane
Ed Kleeman
Coffeyville
Ateo
Wildcat
Kleeman
An Lane
Twell
Cecil Pryor
Glenn Poston
Merie,Liston
Howard Kinsley
Clyde Rettar
Wm. Brown
Tav'ton
Wm. Barnatt
Virgal
Psmond Bane
Tivndon
Martin Crom
Gern'd Rehrtie
Ade Byron Stonebreaker
Ramiei Seleman Thomas
Toneka
Sterline Techbets
Manhattan
Ihmeet
Oak Ridge Social Notes and Farm Bureau Dinner Plans
Mesdames Van Nice and Fairbairn met with the Farm Bureau Tuesday to plan the annual dinner for December 7 at the Chamber of Commerce. Community meetings, visits, and club activities are noted, including school purchases, a new Victrola, and a December 14 Farm Bureau meeting with officer elections and a Christmas gift exchange. A traffic census summary from February 1928 to December 6, 1928 reports eight-hour counts on highways with averages of 185 cars per hour on No. 40 and 101 per hour on U.S. 73.
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Mesdames
Thomas van Nice
Fairbairn
Burea Persideris
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Tegms
Chester Taras
Midland
Howard Erwin
Lawrence
Frank ‘Tiar
O. F. Grubbs
Kent
Iterate
Fairey
al Sthaake
Baby
Alfred
Willard Morgan
Emily Wood
North Lawrence
Morgan
Oskridge
Oakridge Farm Bureau
Frank Bereiter
Johnnie Strong
Sen
Kaw Valley
Frank
Irs
Frank Leonie
Brice
Bigsby
Alites Heck
Trinity-Lutheran
H. G. van Neste
H. van Neste
Whipple
Lecompton
Frank Toms
Midland Rural Club
Shaw
aMidland
Frank Walters
Albert
Knop
Tomas
van Nice
Excelson
Ice
U.S
U S
Dee
U.S. 73
Winter Socials and Thanksgiving Gatherings Reported
- Mr and Mrs Shipman Carter and son Richard visited Mrs Carter's parents and other relatives in the area. - Mr and Mrs Geo Carter and Mr and Mrs Ross Cole and Jim Schroyer were hosted by their families. - Mr and Mrs Herman Banks traveled to Jurick Kansas and returned with Banks brothers and families. - Don Clair and children from Lecompton and Mrs Geo Banks from Lawrence cared for the home while others were away. - Reynolds of Lawrence demonstrated aluminum and hosted a vegetable supper for sixteen, eight attended. - Willis Coleman won a drawing prize. - Banks hosted a Thanksgiving dinner with relatives from Zeurich Lawrence Lecomp ton and Stormont hospital patient Billie Schroyer. - Armstrong reunion attended by Banks, Carr, and Osgood Armstrongs totaling forty-one. - Winter school observed a Thanksgiving vacation Thursday but resumed Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carr
Osgood Armstrong
Floyd Conroy
Visitors and gatherings in Kansas cities and county news
A report lists visits and family gatherings in Kansas City Atchison and Ottawa including Willis Coleman Lee Coleman H T Van Neste Zeb Vane Neste and Mary E McAliffe county health nurse who found no defects Thanksgiving visits with Julius Beurman and Mrs. Beurman Odd Fellows lodge in Lecompton and a note on Carl B Eielson receiving the Distinguished Flying Cross for the North Pole flight with Captain George H Wilkins from Point Barrow Alaska to Spitzbergen.
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Kansas City
Atchison
Willis Coleman
Lee Colman
H. T. van Neste
Zeb Vane Neste
van Neste
Shipman Carter
Richard
Carter
Geo. Carter
Dorothy Beurman
Mr. Beurman
Louie ‘Beurman
Beurman
Mr. Hamlin
Albert Hamlin
Harmiline
Odd Fellows Lodge
Lecompton
Eielson
Washington
Carl B. Eielson
George H. Wilkins
North Pole
Point Barrow
Alaska
Spitzbergen
War Department
Knoles
Ady
Bishop Wise Improves at Topeka After Illness
AP reports Bishop James Wise of the Episcopal church is improving at home in Topeka after influenza. His condition is not dangerous. Also appears a card of thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Chas J Grant and daughter Helen Katherine for kindness during illness and death. An ad from Merchants National Bank promotes a Christmas Club offering 3 percent compound interest.
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Wise
Topeka
James Wise
Episcopal Church
Tueglay
Chas
Grant
Helen Katherine
Merchants National Bank
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Veteran Center
Louis Menze
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Nebraska
Jack Wilce
Isft
Ohio State
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HASKE
Walter Knoll
Hood River
Orregon
Caterick
Li. E
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Cole
L. T
Dartmouth
Conroe
L. G
Epatepittes
Yale Forth
Murrel
Stony Point
Baker V. Cagers
K. U. Court
George Finch
Clark Clover
Hazel
Osage City
Haas
Dorothy
Overbrook
Lloyd Hoffman
Kenneth
Earl Laarr
W.M. S
Worden
Ben Hoffman
Vergie
Lloyd
Ottawa
Marjorie
Ruth Garrett
Myrtle
Anna Hoffman
Dorsey Fishburn
Goldie Barnhart
Ruth
Fdgecomb, Jr
John Breichiesen
Kretsinger
Clearfield
Myrtle Hoffman
Farmers’ Union
Henry Rappard
Featherston
Vance
la Barr
Earl. Forth
James Jones
Delbert Hoffman
Will Wright
Fred Winters
Charles Carnahan
Oak Ridge
Chibi
Eet
Gift Neewer
Ober’s
COT Outfitters
R. E. Protsch
Pierson
George
Felles
Raat
Home Service & Laundry CO
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