Big Six Athletes Dominate 1933 Conference Honors
Nine Big Six stars highlighted 1933 season across football, basketball, track, wrestling, and swimming. Notables include Glenn Cunningham of Nebraska and Walter Emery of Oklahoma, with Kansas, Iowa State, and Kansas State sharing top team titles and individual honors in football attendance rise and title races.
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Chamions
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Wanter Emery
Jalome
Wansa
Wilbur TF. Coen, Jr
Wrestline
Ted
Kansas City
A. D
Towa State
Kansas State
Glen
Cunningham
George
Henry Sauer
Walter Emery
Ralph Graham
Gail O'Brien
Sauer
Merrill Frevert
George Martin
Robert Hess
Missouri
K. U
University of Kansas
Cyclones
Kansas ‘State
Missouri Valley A.A
Cassius Gentry
Kansas Jayhawkers
Sooners
State
Lanky Gill Johnson
Kangas
Norman, Wagner
Ardy Beck
Steve Hoku
Omar
Bud) Browning
Glenn Cunningham
Bill Hargiss
Gunningham
Gene Venzke
New York
Strange As It Seems Tattoed Envelope For Cele Bee 0.5 Pu
A fragmented obituary style note profiles Miss Olive Coffeen of Veedereburg Indiana born about 6 years ago beginning her tracing career. It cites teaching private math lessons, earlier schooling at Indiana Normal College Covington and a private normal school in Obie Indiana, with mentions of Gary and Covington High. It ends with a teaser about tomorrow’s deal worth 19 00074.
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John Hix
Saaensube Sathar
Olive Coffeen
Veedereburg
Ind
Indiana
Norah Colege
Covington
Hormal
Obie
Wihois
Sey
Gary
Azie
Wee A
Lawrence High Teams Shine In Eastern Kansas Conference Year
Lawrence High School locals excelled across many sports with a co championship in EKC football at Lawrence. Coach E A Woods 1933 squad won seven of nine games, beating Valley Falls Topeka Manhattan Horton Faolna Ottawa and Fort Scott. Ernest Ireland was unanimous all conference quarterback with other locals Jella Stoland Kep hart Boardman Duver and Hamler also noted. The second team also showed strong depth and development.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lawrence
E.A. Wood
Hutchinson
Emporia
Wen
Valley Falls
Manhattan
Horton
Faelna
Ottawa
Fort Scott
Ernest Ireland
Leonard Jella
Robert Stoland
Marshall
Kephart
Bill Boardman
Wilbur Duver
R. BE. Hamler
Kansas State
Wood
Lawrence High
West Coast football scores and Kansas Wesleyan at Salina
The Journal-World will have scores tonight from West Coast football and the Kansas Wesleyan basketball game in Salina. East West football in San Francisco starts at 4 pm and the Stanford Columbia clash in the Rose Bowl at The K U game in Salina begins at 7 46 pm. Call 22 for results.
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The
Journal-World
Kansas- Kansas Wesleyans
Salina
San Francisco
Stanford
Lawrence High sports season wrap praises effort and results
The 1932-33 Lawrence High basketball team finished tied for fourth in the Hastern Kansas conference with Ottawa. The 1933 track squad placed third at the regional meet in Ottawa, but no Lawrence athletes qualified for the state meet in Emporia.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Kansas
Lawrence High
Emporia
Cunningham to Start Season in February 1936
Glenn Cunningham, Kansas University's star distance runner and Sullivan Award winner, will delay his winter season until February. Coach Hargiss cited unfinished readiness and upcoming semester exams as reasons, with the Melrose games on February 3 chosen as the first meet after the break.
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Cunningham
Glenn Cunningham
K. U
Altho
H. W. Hargiss
Glenn
Waststone
Coach Lindsey Opposes Two Football Rule Changes
Adrian Lindsey, Kansas coach, told reporters at the American Football Coaches Association meeting in Chicago that he supports most proposed rule changes but rejects two. He opposes allowing four incomplete passes into the end zone without penalty, and allowing a team to concede a ball 25 yards downfield from within its 20 despite wind. He also backs returning the ball to play 15 yards from the sideline and would keep the knee rule as currently applied.
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Adrian “Lindsey
University of Kan‘sa
American Football Coaches Associations
Chicago
Jiné
Lindsy
Lindsey
Althe
K. U
Tesma
Tulsa's Longtime Coach Enters 25th Year at Tulsa
Elmer C Henderson, known as Gloomy Gus, begins his 25th year as grid skipper at the University of Tulsa. His career spans 1910 to the present, with 149 wins, 34 losses, and 9 ties over 24 seasons at five schools, including a standout 1933 Tulsa campaign. His teams are famed for unorthodox offense and focused early-season attack.
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Tulsa
Okla
University of Tulsa
Elmer C
Gus
Henderson
Tulsa A. R
Golden Hurricane
Oklahoma Aggies
Kansas
George Washington
Oklahoma
Arkansas
University of Southern California
Howard Jones
U.S.C
University of California
Chamberlin
N.Y. Military Academy
Broadway High School
Seattle
Wash
Stars Play Today Western Eleven Slight Favorite in Charity Clash
In San Francisco on New Year’s Day 1933 a charity football match at Kezar Stadium pits East versus West with many All-Americans in the lineups. Kickoff was scheduled for 4 a.m. CST, a Shrine benefit for crippled children, and rough field conditions due to heavy rain last week were expected to influence play.
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Western Eleven
San Francisco
Shriners Crippled Children’s Hospital
Fragmented grid view of 1950s college football lineups
Probable starting lineups and player names from multiple teams appear garbled. The text lists positions and players such as Colgate Iowa Notre Dame Washington Oregon State Pitt Pittsburgh Tennessee and Nebraska with scattered surnames and schools, but many spellings are unclear and inconsistent.
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Pos
Andergon
Colgate
Cenpl
Tringetot
Latt Thekhe Schummel
Iowa
Vernard
Mithikan
Gallus
ONO
Walton
Pittshureh
Skladany
Pittsburgh
Ena Solenu
Quarperhag
Tennessee
Laws
Linkits
Notre Dame
Pulllack West
Smith
Washington
Lete Bod Schwammel
Oregon
T. Stevens
S.C
Hughes
Cappoletti
Oregon State
Caminus
St. Mary's Sorbae
Waa
Ruuer
Nebraska
Hale Norby
Tdaho
Hall
Fists Fly in Game In Oklahoma City Clash
Ex cited football game between Portsmouth Spartans and Oklahoma City Chiefs ended in a 7 to 7 tie. Guards Morgan of Portsmouth and Bowdon of Portsmouth were ejected for a scrap.
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Oklahoma City
Portsmouth Spartans
Oklahoma City Chiefs
Morgan
Oklahoma
Bowdon
Portsmouth
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Bill Allerider
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
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Gus) Henderson
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