Colleges Exploit Athletes Apology To Notre Dame Declared
Boston reports Professor George Owen of MIT apologized to Notre Dame president Fr John F O'Hara for possible misstatements while defending open pay for college athletes. He said many colleges exploit athletes for profit and cited Notre Dame and Ohio State as major offenders. He urged disclosure of cash payments and criticized risking players for low protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George Owen, Sr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Notre Dame
Harvard
Owen
Naval Architecture
Tech
Cambridge Industrial Association
Gwen
Referee Saint Kansas City Names 16 for C of E Basket Squad
Emporia Kan Dec 11 With Dick Lee Chanute as captain Coach Herb Worl named 16 players for the coming cage season at the College of Emporia The list includes Clifford Rock Emporia Louis Kisuman Clay Center Walt Newland Chanute Steve Sharpe Chase Dwight Miller Wichita Bob Wasson Emporia Murray Downing Americus John Nelson Emporia Edgar Eiker Mann Fowler Alfred Heider Osage City Bob Clift Augusta Melvin Willis Chanute Keith Bohrer Eric George Kowalski Emporia Web Hanson Chanute Winston Moon Emporia Lee Klauman and Rock are the only lettermen on the squad Was son and Downing are last year squad men
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Dick Lee
Chanute
Herb Worl
College of Emporia
Clifford Rock
Louis Kisuman
Clay Center
Walt Newland
Osage City
Bob Clift
Augusta
Melvin Willis
Eith Bohrer
Eric
George Kowalski
Web Hanson
Winston Moon
Lee
Klauman
Rock
Wasson
Downing
McPherson Refiners Win Second Straight Battle
McPherson Kansas reflects a 40 to 32 victory over Wichita to keep its Missouri Valley A A U record intact. Wichita led by 11 at one point before McPherson tied at half and surged ahead. Fortenberry the McPherson center scored 17 points for the victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Kan
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Wichita
Wichitans
McPherson Cagers
Fortenberry
Greeley
Colo
Kansas State
Colorado
Big Six Barnstormers
Greeley State
Beara
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
Frank Groves
Thornbrough
Kansans
Aggies
Smith
Gilpin
Miler
Khmek
Greeley Sehrant
Belluero
Missouri
A. Payne
C. Payne
Berryman
Keithley
Woods
Barrow
Igo
Eddie Halpin
Pat Mason
Kansas City
Rockhurst
Bethany College Chooses Co-Captains For 1936 Team
Bethany College in Lindsborg elected Chester Lemon end and Jim Mettner guard to serve as co-captains for the 1936 football squad. The announcement came at a banquet honoring both the college and Lindsborg high school grid squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meitner
Lindsborg
Bethany College
Chester Lemon
Jim Mettner
Lawrence
College
Lindsborg High School
Strange Pets and Lost Manuscripts Highlight Curiosities
Fish trained to eat from Raul Vazquez’s hand in Key West amuse readers, while a famed Carlyle anecdote recounts memory and loss after a manuscript fire. Also notes a giant puffball mushroom reaching sizes beyond five feet around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raul Vazquez
Key West
Fla
Vazquez
Mr. Vazquez
John Stuart Mill
Mill
Carlyle
Jayhawker Quintet Defeats Washburn In Opener
Kansas Jayhawkers, led by coach Phog Allen, prepared for Ottawa University with a strong defensive emphasis and a start lineup of Allen Ebling Noble Rappleman and Pralle. The piece recalls Kansas defense history in the Big Six and notes improvements in shooting and freshman development as the team faces two more games before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawker
Phog Allen
Ottawa University
Dr. Allen
Noble
Rappleman
Pralle
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Actua
Kanra
Rewnawkers
Okichowa
Missouri
Althe Oklahoma
Big Six
Washburn
Cox
Altho
Schmidt
Holiday
Kansas City
University of Southern California
Kansas State
Baseball Trades Fever Sweeps Major League Meetings
Chicago December 11 report on a flurry of deals led by Tom Yawkey and Connie Mack. Jimmy Foxx and Johnny Marcum move to Boston for cash around 160000, sparking activity as Detroit signs Al Simmons for 75000. Mack hinted at further sales including Eric McNair and Doc Cramer while Dusty Rhodes and George Savino join from the Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tom Yawkey
Connie Mack
Yawkey
Jimmy Foxx
Johnny Marcum
Boston Red Sox
Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Price
al Simmons
Mickey Cochrane
Sox
Simmons
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Pinky Higgins
Eric McNair
Roger
Doc) Cramer
Gordon
Dusty) Rhodes
George Savino
McNair-Cramer
White Sox
Simmonson
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Louis Uzcudun Bout Preview At Madison Square Garden
Joe Louis and Pauline Uzcudun closed heavy training for their Madison Square Garden bout. Uzcudun knocked out Eddie Kid Whalen in Orangeburg, while Louis finished with six rounds against sparring partners at Pompton Lakes NJ and planned a four round drill for final prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Louis
Pauline Uzcudun
Madison Square Garden
Orangeburg
N. Y
Eddie Kid Whalen
Louis
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Wrestling Last Night by the Associated Press
Albany report shows Ed Strangler Lewis weighing 248 pounds from Kentucky defeating Vic Christy 210 from California in two of three falls. Other bouts include Joe Savoldi 204 from Three Oaks Michigan beating Wee Wi ee Davis 273 from Virginia Gino Gari baldi 213 from New York defeating Nick Lutze 201 from Venice California. Minneapolis Pat O Shocker gained a fall over Frank Speer from Atlanta. Presque Isle Me threw Pat Mesill from Omaha. Kansas City Everett Marshall heavyweight from Pueblo defeated Charlie Senton Kirksville Missouri in one fall 35 minutes 16 seconds with a second fall awarded after Santen could not continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Albany
Ed Strangler Lewis
Kentucky
Vic Christy
California
San Francisco
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Wee Wiee Davis
Virginia
Gino Garibaldi
New York
Nick Lutze
Venice
Cal
Minneapolis
Pat O'Shocker
Salt Lake City
Frank Speer
Atlanta
Farmer
Tobin
Presqueigie
Pat Mesill
Omaha
Kansas City
Everett Marshall
Pueblo
Charlie Senton
Kirksville
Mao
Marshall
Santen
Kansas Band Supports Kansas Sports Spirit
A Kansas University band concert underscored the link between athletics and the campus, praising the band as a vital part of KU's athletic life. The piece notes the enduring value of KU, discusses college athlete compensation debates, and lists local teams and newspaper All-Eastern Kansas selections, ending with a gift suggestion for a Journal-World subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiich
University of Kansas
Russell Wiley
Cone
K. U
Port Slants to Restore Goal Posts to Goal Line
A football rules committee meeting in February is likely to face a lobby urging return of goal posts to the goal line. Field goals have become rare since the posts were moved back 10 yards, reducing touchdowns and excitement. Pro players still rely on kicking, with standouts Manders, Strong, and Kercheval highlighted. The piece notes the 15-yard inbounds rule from the sideline and praises pro strategies over college trends, citing Moscrip, Saubach, and Peters as key kickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patras
Jack Manders
Chicago Bears
Ken Strong
New York Giants
Ray Kercheval
Brooklyn Dodgers
Monk
Moscrip
Stanford
Stanford Indians
Ken Saubach
Princeton
Yale
Marty Peters
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Pitt Panthers
Sports Roundup from New York Dec 11
News tease of multiple sports items features Bill Terry praised for Santa Claus analogy, Burgess Whitehead trades, Giants fan questions about Mel Ott, Jay Berwanger standout, Red Grange coaching chatter at Florida, Hank Greenberg with Mary Kirk Brown, boxing referee hype for LouisGastanaga, Ed Don George to defend Danno O’Mahony title, Porter warns Arkansas in Southwest, Razorbacks passer tally and Robbins stroke, Monk Meyer Army back weight loss and rest, Southwestern conference chatter and telegram protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santa Claus
Bill Terry
Burgess
Whitehead
Giant
Bill
Mel Ott
Jay Berwanger
Touchdown Club
Florida
Red Grange
Gainesville
Jack Bell
The
Miami News
Hank Greenberg
Mary Kirk Brown
Max Baer
Hype Igoe
Havana
Ed Don George
Danno O’mahoney
Danno
Ireland
Acard
Johnny Porter
Fort Smith
Southwest
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Robbins
Porter
Southwestern
Haskell B Team Heads to Topeka for 7:30 Tipoff
Coach John Levi will take 18 Haskell B players to Topeka tonight for a 7:30 game at Topeka High School gym against Washburn College Freshmen. The contest serves as a warm up before a high profile girls game between Lion Oilers of Eldorado Ark and Sewell Penzoils of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Levi
Haskell
Topeka
Washburn College
Topeka High School
Lion Oilers
Eldorado, Ark
Sewell Penzoils
Common Opponent Lets Rose Bowl Rivals Compare Strength
Stanford and Southern Methodist meet on New Year’s Day to compare via a common foe UCLA. U C L A beat Stanford 7 6 but was crushed by Texas 21 0. SMU wins include 205 rushing yards against UCLA and 183 passing yards against U C L A with 4 interceptions. Stanford gains 16 first downs to SMU’s 17, while Stanford’s defense yields seven for Texas, and UCLA’s punting edge favors Stanford in the year’s end view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Southern Methodist University
Don Liebendorfer
Stanford
Associated Press
Texans
Matty Bell
Methodists
Intercepions
U.C.L.A
Stanford University
Calif
Southern Methodist
University of California At
Los Angeles
Texas Aerial Circus
Mustangs
Indians
S. M.U
Acians
Tiny Thornhill
Westerners
Thornhill
Alboit
US M. L. A
Texas
Krueger Takes Lead as Sarasota Open Sees High Stakes
Alvin Krueger, Beloit pro, holds a five stroke edge at Sarasota as final 36 holes approach for the $500 first prize. He carded a 66 at Bobby Jones club course setting a halfway 133. Craig Wood and Victor Ghezzi tie for second at 138, with Johnny Revolta and Herman Keiser a further six back. Wild Bill Mehlhorn and Fran Walsh at 140 look for a share of the $2,000 split among 12 low scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fal
Alvin Krueger
Beloit
Wis
Bobby Jones Club
Craig Wood
New York
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Boxing Roundup Quietly Highlights Multiple Small Fights
The report lists several boxing results from New York and surrounding areas with outpoints in close bouts. Mignault defeats Eblets in Brooklyn, Freeman bests Welse in West Palm Beach, McCoy defeats Olin in Montreal, Moore beats Atchison in Fargo, Zorrita outpoints Manfredo in Los Angeles, Lombard over Brady in New Jersey, and Drake cancels a basketball game while planning a possible Christmas matchup with Brigham Young as conference rules limit play. Also notes Washburn to play five Missouri Valley conference football opponents in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Bud Mignault
Brooktyn
Mass
Harry Eblets
Freeport
N. Y
West Palm Beach
Fla
Tommy Freeman
Hot Springs
Ark
Charley Welse
Brooklyn
N.Y
Montreal
AP McCoy
Boston
Bob Olin
Fargo
N. D
Jack Moore
Procter
Drake
Des Moines
Drake University
Multnomah Athletic Club
Portland
Ore
Missouri Valley Conference
Bulldogs
Brigham Young
Topeka
Washburn
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma Aggies
Grinnell
Creighton
Tulsa
Ichabods
Prospect rohe hosts farewell turkey dinner in Wellsville
Mrs Martin Rohe Beulah and Cyril join guests at Pearl Russell home for a turkey dinner Sunday in Wellsville. Residents from Rohe Brecheisen and Schendel families attend as Andrew Schendel of Turlock California leaves town. Hospitalization and social visits noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Rohe
Beulah
Cyril
Pearl Russell
Wellsville
George Rohe
Henry Brecheisen
Henry Rohe
Edith Jo
Mary
Clearfield School House
Andrew Schendel
Turlock
Calif
Louie Schéllack
Ed Olmstead
Emery Bell
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Juanita Heinrich
Mary Rohe
Vinland High School
Walter Parsons
Harvey Cooper
Rumsey Funeral Home
Dan_Selzer
Dorian
Howard Deay
Walter, Jr
Leroy
Mildred Parsons
Frances Otto
Stony Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Massachusetts Tech
Linwood
DeSoto
Gytf Engle
Saanvanes
Saint
C. of E. Basket
McPherson Refiners
Associated Prez
Cleveland
Chief Bender
John Hix
Thomas Carlyle
Manu
Dmerrow
Ewpty, Ree
Friar Er
Whee
F. C. Allen
Ottawa
Hays
Junior College
Arkansas City
St. John’s
Winveld
Tulsa University
Washington University
St. Louis
ELKS
Lupton
Ward and Dreyer
Mercer and Shimmons
Fort Hays
Friends University of Wichita
Staab
Foxx
Marcum
Detroit
Uzcudun
the Sports Eye
KK. U
Old Mac
Dick Wells
Philco
Bill Johnson
Chuck Hyatt
Tom Pickell
Johnson
Wells
Paul Burks
Emporia Gazette
Lions
Wyllie
Fletch Sniporii
Ekles — Bennett
Totus
Manhattan
Kaul
Ena
Ininger
Pierre
Coahen
Jobinson
Miparia
Mardon
Conroy
Amporia
Alten
Vackles
Journal-World
Monk Meyer
S.M.U. Firat
Seri
Paseea
Pasa
Varda
Carl
Ces
Mississippi River
Fred Harvey
Berttah Te
W. W. Burnett
Agent Lawrence
Kanaas
Comfort Safety
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!