Lone Star Dietz Named Haskell Head Coach
Wil liam H. Lone Star Dietz of Los Angeles chosen as the new Haskell Indian Institute head football coach for the coming year succeeding John Thomas. Dietz will assume duties February 1 and will direct spring practice en route to Lafayette Ind. His career spans Carlisle, Washington State, Mare Island Marines, Purdue, Louisiana Polytechnic, Wyoming and Stanford connections.
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Frank W. McDonald
Haskell Institute
William H. “ Lone Star” Dietz
Los Astreles
John Thomas
Dietz
Haskell
McDonald
Lone Star
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Washington State
Colere
Pullman
Wash
Washington
Mare Island Marines
Purdue
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
University of Wyoming
Western School
Wyoming
Indians
Leland Stanford
Glenn
Pop
Warner
Los Angeles
Olympic Club
San Francee
Hollywood
Andi
Mute Rockne
Notre Dame
Knoiyn
and Ockne
J. Fred Bohler
Washington State College
Didtz
Bill Dietz
J. Dietz
Bill ‘Dietz
Dick Hanley
Dick’ Hanley
Northwestern
Gooch’ Dietz
Ashington
HIGHS READY FOR ROSEDALE QUINTET
Lawrence high school cagers show promise in practice against Jenny Wren five as they prepare to open the season versus Rosedale in the Northeast Kansas league tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Lawrence high gym. Tickets go on sale today for adults at 1 50 and for students. a season pass is available at the dock before the game.
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Melvin Griffin
Lawrence High School
Jenny Wren
Lawrence Five
Rosedale
Lawrence High
Griffin
University of Kansas
Hillyard
Kansas Quintet Set for Three-Game California Battle
Special to the Journal-World from Oakland California January 2 Five lanky Golden Bear basketeers prepare to clash with the Kansas Jayhawks in the opening game of a three game series Jayhawks arrived in Oakland at 3 00 a m Wednesday after a court visit and an hour chalk talk the team held a hard workout showing improved offense and aggressive spirit for the expected battle Forward Johnson and Bishop center David guards Cox and McGuire expected to start with Paden Maney or McCormick in reserve Kansas will face one of the toughest fighting teams seen in California this season
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Journal-World
Oakland
Calif
Golden Bear
Kansas Jayhawks
K. U
F. C. Allen
Jayhawkers
Abe
Imberes
Sellzan
Omson
Bishop
Do Id
Cox
McGuire
Paden
Maney
McCormick
California
College results roundup from national games and bowls
Results list from Associated Press shows Ohio State over North Carolina 43 to 30. Southwestern 27 over Sterlingport 5. Rice Institute 27 over Baker 22. Georgetown 33 over Yale 0. Auburn 40 over Georgia 21. Army 33 over West Point 33. Michigan 45 over Cornell 13. Michigan State 14 over Minnesota 14. Whitman 30 over Montana.
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Associated Prest
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
North Carolina
Grinfield
Southwestern
Sterling “Port! Worth
Texas
Texas Christian
Simmons
Houston
Rice
Institute
Panel Baker
New Haven
Georgetown
Michigan
Cornell
Ithaca
East Tansing
Mich
Michigan State
Kenneylvania
State
Wala Walla
Wash
Montana i Whitman
Baker U Wildcats name Alfred Young season captain
Alfred Young elongated center for Baker University Wildcat quintet was named season captain by coach Bal Jeffrey. The senior has played every season and was a key contributor last year, with the opener set for Friday January 4 against the Ichabod on the new Washburn court.
Wrigley praised by Dryden with tales of banquets and generosity
Former pitcher Al Demaree recalls Charley Dryden praising William Wrigley Jr. as a democratic, all-round good fellow. The tale notes a Pacific Coast trip, a Cubs banquet with gold plates, cigars, and a quip about tipping the butler. Saline court report lists 12,000 estates handled in 1928 by Judge Ww. Miller.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Charley Dryden
Florida
William Wrigley, Jr
Chicago Cubs
Los Avgroles
Angels
Pacific Coast
Dryden
Wrigley Fame
Acer
Charley
Wrigley
Ww. Miller
Junior High Cagers Open Season January 25
Lawrence Junior high basketball coach L R Perry restarts practice after holidays with two large squads. First game set January 25 at Lawrence against Ottawa, followed by Leavenworth at home on February 8, Holton at home on February 15, Ottawa away on February 22, and Leavenworth away on March 1.
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L. R. Perry
Cagers
L. R.perry
Lawrence
Perry
Ottawa
Leavenworth
Holton
Large Court Squad Forms at Kansas University
Kansas University basketball activity remains strong despite the varsity absence on a California trip. Coach John Bunn trains a large freshman group in Robinson gym, splitting them into two squads for day and night sessions to identify top players before the varsity returns January 9. Varsity nontraveling players practice with the freshmen in the afternoons and will stay with the yearlings until Dr. Forrest C. Allen resumes cage squad duties.
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University of ‘Kansas
Kansas
California
John, Bunn
Robinson Gymnasium
Bunn
Forrest C. Allen
Jayhawker stars return from Dallas game to class
Andrew Olson Don Cooper and John Shannon three University of Kansas football stars who played in the Big Six Southwest game at Dallas on New Year’s Day returned to their classes this morning. The trio saw action in the 14 to 6 Big Six victory and commented on courtesy of the trip. They received wrist watches as trophies and were allowed to keep their game jerseys. They noted roughling incidents were not as bad as reports indicated and suggested better crowd control could have prevented trouble. The players indicated plans for a Big Six team to play in Dallas next year.
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Andrew ‘Olson
Don Cooper
John Shannon
University of Kansas
Dallas
K. U
Jayhawkers
K U Football Coach Praises Haskell Mentor
Kansas University football coach Bill Hargiss praises Lone Star Dietz as a mighty fine coach set to lead Haskell’s team next fall. He notes Dietz’s outstanding record and expects he will be well liked in Lawrence after consultations with the new Indian coach.
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Bill” Hargiss
K. U
Dietz
Haskell
Hargiss
Nnew
Lawrence
Lawrence Visitors Loom Large In Them Thar Week
Local notes show Oscar Shuck and family visiting Lawrence on Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs John Brohammer and Mr and Mrs A J Flory frequenting Lawrence area. George Markley and Will Postma households hosted and hosted visitors. Several names appear in wood cutting and hog butchering tasks, with multiple calls at Brohammer and Markley homes and extended family visits across Thursday and Friday.
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Oscar Shuck
Upleasant Grove
John Brohammer
Lawrence
A. J. Flory
Charlie Brohammer
George Markley
Charles Shuck
Lloyd Beeghley
Flory
Will Postma
Richard
Henry Landia
Nelson
Pat Twin Mounds
Charles
Lloyd
Evelyn
Byron
John_ Brohammer
Elmer Churchbaugh
Charlie Peer
Wesley Flory
John Hyre
Mabel Flory
Will Churchbaugh
Daniel Beeghley
Will Forth
Art Davison
Filmer Churchbaugh
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Johni Postma
Johnny
New Paris
Ind
Gs Hiatt
Ira
Rothrock
Lawré Ce
Frank Deay
Oscar
Markile
Lila
Vivian Markley
Anderson
Clinton
del Martin
Columbia
Willow Springs
Elnora
Lottie Anderson
John _Brohammer
Arthur
Henry Landis
Bennie Brohammer
Alpha
Ezra Davison
Rey McClu
Abe Flory
Vinna
Jesse
Oscar Markley Lawrence
Mildréd Deay
Lawreate
Surprising Birthday party honors Virgil Shoemaker
Saturday evening Miss Florence Postma entertained with a surprise party for Virgil Shoemaker’s twenty first birthday. Guests included Vinna Davison Pearl Edgecomb Nida Gish Lillian Brohammer Ruth Edgecomb Edith Deay Alda Brohammer Rose Peterson Evelyn Shuck Mabel Flory Bennie Brohammer Wesley Flory Lloyd Beeghley Winifred Flory Fred Hauser Noah Peterson Art Flory Charles Shuck Marvin Davison Everett Beeghley Lloyd Shuck Leon Peterson Raymond Flory Harvey Barton and more. The gathering featured games and late night sandwiches salad and nie.
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Robert Markley
Arthur Flory
Oscar Shuck
Lloyd
Evelyn
Byron
David Kesler
Bertha
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donald
Elwood Deay
A. J. Flory
Mabel
Wesley
Ira Flory
Netti
Oscar
Amos Wrightsman
Daniel Beeghley
Everett
Johnny
Dra Flory
Mabel Flory
Cecil Duver
Alda Brohammer
Charles Shuck
Florence Postma
Virgil Shoemaker
Lillian Brohammer
Lloyd Shuck
Everett Beeghley
Wesley Flory
George Markley
Mary Flory
Asa Postma
Daniel
Beeghley
Lawrence
Vinna ‘Davison
Florence
Postma
eorge_Markley
Charlie Brohammer
John, Brohammer
Ben
Pearl
Harold
Donald Churchbaugh
Danie Beeghley
Everett Pence
Evelyn Shuck
Frank Deay
Glaude Wells
Iy Everett Pence
Oskal
Social Evening Hosted at Conn Residence
The Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church plans a social evening at Rev. and Mrs. R C Conn’s home on Friday January 4. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Price and family of Topeka.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church
R. C. Conn
John Price
Topeka
School receives piano and library gifts from community
Big Springs residents contributed to a Christmas gift for the school. The Parents Teachers Association, led by county president Mrs. J. S. Taylor, donated 35 library volumes and the district board bought $10 of reading circle books. A new lavatory was installed as part of efforts to improve the school. Vacation break ends for several students who returned to Kansas University and area high schools.
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Charles
Big Springs
Parents Teacher's Association
J. S.taylor
Parent- Teacher Association
Roy Armstrong
Manhattan
Gertrude Henry
Orval Baldwin
Kansas University
Dwight Henry
Oread
Wayne
Juanita Webber
Wilda Dreyer
Gladys Noe
Memorial High School
Lawrence
Leatha
Mary Glenn
Lecompton High School
W. Grants
Topeka
Christmas Week Visits at Villa Eden and Nearby Homes
Christmas visitors and local gatherings fill the Villa Eden area as Miss Daisy Schoenhofer and family host relatives from Kansas City and Chicago. Lawrence and Wellborn residents drop by. a Christmas program and tree brighten the day while school closes for a week. Santa distributes gifts as families share holiday meals and greetings.
Christmas Social and Wedding at Winkelman Home
Christmas gatherings filled the Pettengill and Torneden families with visits and a string of holiday meals. A late evening wedding united Mary Elaine Winkelman and Howard Warr Jones at the Winkelman home, with Rev Husbands of Tonganoxie officiating and a four course luncheon for thirty-one guests. A large crowd attended the following Sunday celebration.
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Roy Canary
W. E. Brock
Chas. Davidson
G. Seele
Robert
Louis Seele
Godfrey Reetz
Anna Torneden
T. B. Davenport
Roy
Harry
Lawrence
William Winkelman
Mary
Elaine Winkeman
Howard Warr Jones
Ed Jones
Newly Weds Celebrate with Charivart and Candy
Mrs Omar Browning of Linwood spent Wednesday with her father David Davidson who has been ill with the flu. Mrs Lizzie Torneden spent Sunday with relatives in Lawrences. Mr and Mrs William Torneden and son spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Wy Brock and family. Mr and Mrs Paul Torneden and daughter spent Christmas day with Mr and Mrs B Hurd and family of Williamstown.
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E. J. Crabb
Lawrence
J. Lindsay
Topeka
Jere Crabb
Lloyd
Douglas
William, Torneden
B. Davenport
Afttrnoon
Santa Claus
William Torneden
Brock
Roy Canary
W.E. Brock
W. E. Pettengill
F. Pettengill
San Bernardino
Calif
Pettengill
E.W. Kraus
Eudora
Oliver Hill
W. EH. Pettengill
California
Helen Schoenhofer
Selma Torneden
Metha Reetz
J.L. White
Grace Crabb
Oliver Till
Lena
Lillian Torneden
Lila
Catherine Reetz
Melba Reetz
Anna Torneden
Chas
Davidson
Godfrey Reetz
Louis Seele
Alfred
Fairview
Emma’ Wickey
Albert Torneden
Fred
Chass Torneden
Emil Gantz
Williamstown
Fred Torneden
G . Seeie
H. A. Hallenbeck
George
Mildred Pettengill
Fern Brock
Dorothy Strong
Lena Catherman
Ruth Pettengill
Frank Pettengill
Nate Pettengill
D. Wilson
Chas. Hallenbeck
Arnold Torneden
Clinton
John Canary
Knowledge Hill
Omar Browning
Linwood
David Davidson
Lizzie Torneden
Lawrences
Wy Brock
Paul. Torneden
B. Hurd
Eae
Bahama Lights project to build new lighthouses
Nassau Bahamas AP reports plans for new Bahama Islands lighthouses under Trinity House London supervision. Construction will take eight years with sixty workers and two schooners assigned. Lights will be modern with long range reflectors. at Stirrups Cay a four flash pattern every 15 minutes, visible for 25 miles.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Bahama Islands
Trinity House
London
Stirrups Cay
Pape’s Diapepsin Endorsed for Healthy Appetite
Thousands praise Pape’s Diapepsin for relieving stomach trouble and allowing people to eat anything. The ad claims it digests food, nourishes tissue and blood, aids weight gain and youthful color, with 5 million packages sold annually and available from any druggist.
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Pape
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