Mack Sells Five Of Team S Stars
Chicago December 13 AP The largest baseball deal of all time was made today as Connie Mack sold Left Grove Rube Walberg Mich el Cochran George Earnshaw and Max Bishop for about 300000 in cash plus Piten er Bob Kline and infielder Harold Warstler from the Boston Red Sox and catcher Charlie Berry from the Chicago White Sox The Red Sox gain Grove Walberg and Bishop Detroit gains Cochran and Ray Hayworth Chicago lands Earnshaw Berry goes to Boston Pasek joins Detroit Pitching and catching changes reshape contenders as Landis signs another seven year contract and Harridge five year term is set in the American League Rumors swirl as Cubs Pirates Reds and others seek moves while joint league talks on standard baseball and radio rules loom over the meeting.
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Connie’ Mack
Left Grove
Rube Walberg
Michel Cochrane
George Earnshaw
Max Bishop
Pitener
Bob Kline
Harold Warstler
Boston Red Sox
Charlie Berry
Chicago- White Sox
Boston
Grove
Walberg
Bishop
Cochrane
Detroit
Earnshaw
White Sox
Berry
Johnny Pasék
Ray Hayworth
Philadelphia
E Mack
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
William Harridge
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Bob O'Farrell
Cardinals
Cleveland
Oscar Melillo
St. Louis Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Earl Avoot
Boston Braves
Kiki Cuyler
Chicago Cubs
Pat Malone
Cincinnati
Chick ‘Hafey Fell
Eudora Wins 25 to 19 In Lawrence Court Thriller
Eudora high school, coached by John Stiner, beat Lawrence in a Kaw Valley league game on Lawrence High Court. Eudora led 10 to 9 at halftime and 21 to 19 late in the fourth before pulling away to 25 to 19. Top scorers included Eudora forward with 16 points and 2 free throws, while Lawrence was led by W Duver and Stoner. Referee A E Woestemeyer officiated.
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Eudora High School
Lawrence High Court
Eudora
Lawrenceuilt
Lawrence
Ers
W. Duver
Stoner
Jena
Kappeln
Kerley
Harrieo
Svinehart
Torais
Fangora
Valitchell
Gerstenbers
Johnsen
Panenhausen
Torais Eh
A. E. Woestemeyer
Kansas opens season with 27 13 win over Kansas State
KU opened the season in the auditorium defeating Kansas State 27 to 13 in a non conference exhibition. Jayhawkers led 11 to 8 at halftime as 15 players for KU and 13 for Kansas State saw action. Weller led with four baskets tied with Dick Wells for high scoring, while Gray and Ebling contributed, and the reserves showed effort despite mixed sets. Another exhibition is scheduled for Manhattan Friday night.
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Jayhawker
Weller
Dick Wells
K. U
Gray
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Ebling
Aggie
Husky
Manhattan
Lipogram and words of Tryphiodorus hailed as classic study
The excerpt discusses lipogrammatic writing by Tryphiodorus in his 24 volumes each avoiding a Greek letter. It notes Alpha through Upsilon, and mentions the epic Odyssey about Ulysses, using dialects to carry the omitted letters. It also references Hollywood California and various states, with a stray line about Charlemagne.
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Yryphichorus
Ulysses
Tryphiodorus
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Cal
Bat
Hollyw
Tal
Los Angeles
Alabama
Arkansas
Filo
Georgia
Illinois
Marland
Rissitatppi
Missouri
New Rexico
New York
Virginia
West Virgina
Cyclone Basketball Team Adds Veterans For 1934 Campaign
Ames Iowa AP Three lettermen return to Iowa State College basketball as the 1934 Big Six season opens. Waldo Wegner and Frank Flood headline the veterans with Chester Anderson joining after the quarter ends. Newcomers Torvald Holmes John Cowan and Hiner Doty show promise at guard and forward while Wegner seizes the pivot post. Schedule includes Drake Drake Nebraska Kansas State Oklahoma Missouri Kansas at Ames with games across Ames Des Moines Norman Manhattan and Lincoln.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Waldo Wegner
Frank Flood
Chester Anderson
Louis
E. Menze
Menze
Wegner
Torvald Holmes
John Cowan
Hiner Doty
Holmes
Doty
Cowan
Cnding
Jack Cowen
Robert Hawley
Merle Garber
Drake
Des Moines
Nebraska
Ami
Kansas State
Manhat
Oklahoma
Norman
Missouri
Kansas
Lawrence
Rockhurst
Kansas City
Columbia
Lincoln
Kansas State Seeks Permission for Tenth Football Game
Kansas State, Manhattan, Dec. 13. Ten texuies on the 1934 football schedule tentatively listed, pending approval by the college athletic council and the Big Six conference. Nine games already meet the Big Six limit. a tenth game requires official sanction. Fort Hays State opens the schedule. James Yeager, former Kansas State lineman, is assistant coach. Schedule includes Fort Hays at Manhattan, Marquette at Milwaukee, Iowa State at Manhattan, Missouri at Manhattan, Oklahoma at Norman, Nebraska at Lincoln, and Washburn at Topeka, among others.
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Kansas State
James Yeager
Kansas State Line
Fort Hays
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Uleq
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Washburn
Topeka
Missouri
Oklahoma
Normen
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Lincoln
Pro grid action and college bowls mix in season notes
The article surveys National Professional League rules and outcomes, noting more field goals, higher scoring, and fewer ties. It cites Elmer Schaake and the Portsmouth Spartans touring Nebraska, with plans to the Carolinas and Oklahoma, plus Lincoln fans’ expectations and Dickinson system rankings. It also covers Big Six radio decisions, Dietz’s Rose Bowl views, and Kansas State coaching hire Frank Root returning to his alma mater.
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Carolinas
Oklahoma
West
Lincoln
Lawrence
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North
South Carolina
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Bill Dietz
Dietz
Columbia
Stanford
Legion Turkey Shoot Promises Big Sunday Crowd
Dick Pucka in charge says the American Legion event at Lawrence gun club starts Sunday December 17 at 9 AM with turkey and goose shoots and events for amateurs. Veterans day pigeon talksmen will be paired, lunch served on site, shells available, and marksmen from all Douglas County sections plan to attend.
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Mint
Pucka
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Douglas County
Layden Chosen Notre Dame Coach as Harper Retires
Alan Gould notes Elmer Layden, former Four Horsemen star, will assume head football coach and athletic director roles at Notre Dame, replacing Jesse Harper as Hunk Anderson exits. Layden brings proven coaching at Duquesne, strong leadership, and close ties to Rockne era, with promising backfield prospects and a broader program harmonization plan.
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Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Jesse C. Harper
Hunk Anderson
Hunk
Trish
K. K. Rockne
Ale Harper
Rock
Jesse
South Bend
Lavden
Rockne
Vung
Layden
Noble
Kizer
Purdue
Anderson
Snyder
Nartner
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Pitt
Carnegie
Mike
Frank Carideo
United States
R’arin
Laydan
Horsemen
Stanford
Washburn Ichabods top Ottawa 31 to 23 in opener
Topeka Dec 13 AP The Washburn Ichabods found range in the last half to defeat Ottawa University 31 to 23 in a non conference season opener. The first half ended 9 all as Fee 2 guard led the Ichabods with scoring in the final period.
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Topeka
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Bush to Return as Minneapolis Miller Manager
Brewers Chicago Dec 13 AP report notes Donie Bush will return to manage the Minneapolis Millers under a gentlemen's agreement after leading the club to the 1932 American Association pennant. Allan Sothern was named Milwaukee manager. Chauncey Yockey became Brewers president and business manager, replacing O'Rourke and Nahin. The association will keep a playoff system with a 154-game schedule and expand rosters to 20 by May 16, with 16 regulars and four non-classified players.
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Minneapolis Lab
Bush
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Reds
Allan Sothern
St. Louis Browns
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Chauncey Yockey
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Frank O’rourke
Louis Nahin
Association
Thanksgiving Dinner Draws Big Crowd At Black Jack Hall
A large crowd attended the second annual Thanksgiving dinner at the Black Jack hall on November 30. More than 150 people sat at long tables as Rev. E. J. Carlson gave the blessing. Guests came from Princeton Ottawa Independence Wellsville Edgerton Endora Baldwin Winfield Kansas City and Norborne Mo. The program featured a reading by Donald O’Neil songs by the school and numbers by a male quartet and an orchestra. Also noted was the funeral service for Bailey Johnson. Carl Leecy 20 of Falls City Neb died in an auto accident in Nebraska. he attended Black Jack School. The Leecy family and relatives are among mourners with several local connections mentioned.
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Cena Pearson
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Olin Leach
Paul~Selzer
Donald
Charles Lawrenze
Charles
Wellsville
Irene Neis
Floyd Moldenhauer
Charles Wells
Pauline Smith
Kansas City
George Smith
Anna Cavender
Fannie Cavender
Walter-Scott
Mary Finnerty
H. J. Warnock
Nina
J. Carlson
Princeton
Ottawa
Edgerton
Endora
Norborne
Donald O'Neil
Very Sheppard
J. C. Trusheim
Harry Hays
Vint Trusheim
Forrest. O'Neil
Paul O'Neil
Grace Hays
Walter
Scott
Bailey
Johnson
Carl Leecy
Nebraska
E. J. Leecy
Falls City
Neb
Black Jack
John Leecy
Frances Kalb
Gene
Emma Kalb
Arthur
Farragutta
J. E. Coleman
Solemn
Louie Scheilack
Emporia Witt
Methodist Ladies Aid Dinner at Eudora Church
The December committee of the Methodist Ladies Aid with Mrs. Walter Parker as chairman will serve a chicken pie dinner at the community room of the Methodist church in Eudora on Thursday December 14. The public is invited. Mr and Mrs Lewie Hayes of DeSoto visited Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Pete Edelbrock.
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Methodist Ladies Air
Walter Parker
Methodist Church
Eudora
Lewie Hayes
DeSoto
Pete Edelbrock
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