Army Coach Earl Blaik Advocates Two Platoon System
Fullerton J West Point Jan 20 Earl Blaik, Army coach, defends two platoon system in football while noting fans dislike constant substitutions. He discusses coaching schools, assistant coaches moving on, and bringing in new ideas. Also notes winter hair care tips and home drying concerns.
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Much Fullerton
J. West Point
Ai Army
Earl Blaik
Army
Earl
Ste Holcomb
Herman Hickman
Ray Gustafson
Sid Gillman
Bigik
Jock
Sutherland
Local Social News From North Lawrence and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Ira Cripe hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Joy Cripe. Roy Bolton and girl were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ike Fairbanks. Mr and Mrs Richard Hadi are parents of a baby girl Pepper Ann born January 35. Mrs Laurene McCrary and Mrs C H Marchell visited A B Conner and traveled 11300 miles visiting 39 cities in 15 states including Kansas City St Paul New York Buffalo Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles. The Marchells met on their 26th anniversary in Long Beach and then visited Gem Jaggard Holler, a former Methodist church member. While traveling Mrs Marchell met soldiers entertained in her home in San Diego. she stayed in five homes. The Marchelles have two sons Leland at Berkeley and Robert in Los Angeles. Mrs Wallie Barnard of San Francisco visited her grandmother Rose Barnes last week. Mrs Barnard is the former Bonnie Barnes of Topeka. Guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Hicks Saturday included Mrs Wallie Barnard, Mr and Mrs C L Barnes and children of Topeka, Mrs Eugene May and girls of Oskaloosa, and Mrs Lee Tichenor and girls of Valley Falls. Mr and Mrs Jim Pugh were guests of Mr and Mrs James Ry on Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Warren Hodens visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Hicks and Mrs Ada Hicks Sunday evening.
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Ira Cripe
Joy Cripe
Roy Bolton
Ike Fairbanks
Richard Had
Peper Ann
Laurene McCrary
C. H. Marchell
A. B. Conner
Lawrence
Kansas City
St. Yaule
New York City
Buffalo
Seattle
San Francisco
Losles
Marchell
Long Beach
Gem Jaggard
Meee Ifrt v
E ‘Holler
Nce
Mra Marche
San Diego
Marchelle
Leland
Berkeley
Robert
Los Angeles
Wallie Barnard
Calif
Rose Barnes
Barnard
Washington, D. C
California
Bonnie Barnes
Topeka
Howard
Icks
Wallie Arnard
C. L. Barnes
Eumene May
Oskaloosa
Mra. Lee
Tichenor
Valley Falls
Jim Pugh
Jameery
Warren Hodens
Arthus Hicks
Ada Hicks
Upstanding Athlete Baseball Historian Recalls Rugged Era
Ernie Lani gan, a baseball historian in Tucson Arizona, recalls a Nelson event where Honus Wagner and Frank Bowerman as youths in the old minor league collided with the stands during a game Bowerman, playing for Denison Uhrichsville Ohio, toppled the grandstand Bob Quinn recounted to Ernie noting the rugged nature of players in those days.
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Ernie Lanigan
Tucson
Ariz
Honus Wagner
Frank Bowerman
Christy Mathewson
Irun d
Bowerman
Denison-Uhrichsvulte
Ohio
Bob Quinn
Ernie
War Between Pro Grid Leagues Still Rages
Chicago January 20 The All-America Conference and the National League continue to clash as owners hold separate meetings. AAC chairman Benjamin F Lindheimer declares the All-America Conference will continue after a four hour session, with peace talks not scheduled. Outcome of whether the AAC will stay eight teams without Brooklyn Dodgers and Chicago Rockets to be decided at next executive session.
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Chicago
All-America
National Football League
Benjamin F. Lindheimer
A.A.C
National League
J Et Bell
Cizelube
Freoklyn Dodgers
Chicago Rockets
AAC
Lindheimer
Wellsville Takes Two Over University High in Kansas City
Ambrose R. Kite 76 longtime Prescott Kansas mayor and retired hardware dealer dies at home Fort Scott Kan Jan 20. In Wells ville high school basketball Wellsville beat University High 24 to 21 and 23 to 12 with a 18 to 11 lead at halftime in the first game Box scores list players Collins Leecy Wingert and Fitch among others.
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Wellaville
University High
Bobgym Annex
Wellsville
Collins
Nantes
Leecy
Wingert
IK University Fitch
Fort Scott
Kan
Ambrose R. Kite
Prescott
Bowling Notes from Thursday League Play
In the ladies league Johnson's won three from Drake's Adelane's took two from Winter Chevrolet Poehler Mercan tile defeated Round Carer Pladium Five won two from Tonga Soxie Blue Mill beat Reevee Grocery Individual Tensort shared by Gladys Dyer and Mead with 179 Faye Olmsted led the evening with a 47F series Team Hi Ten and 30 were claimed by Adelane's with 760 and 2179 respectively.
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Johnson's
Drake's
Adelane's
Winter Chevrolet
Poehler Mercantile
Round Carer
Pladium
Tongasoxie
Blue Mill
Reevee Grocery
Gladys Dyer
Meador
Faye Olmsted
Hi Ten
Reeves Grocery
Sheppe Pladium
Poehler
Drake
Tonganoxie
College basketball scores from several games
Temple routed La Salle 94 36 Yale beat Fordham 71 Lehich 37 Louisville 41 Northern Mine 56 Illinois Normal Eastern Hilola 53 Culver Stockton 72 Carthage 37 Central College 80 Hannibal La Grange 60 Cincinnati 81 Texas Wesleyan 67 San Jose State 54 San Francisco National Guard 4Sers 52 Central Washington 63 Western Washington 56 High School Argentine 6 Fort Scott 37 Independence 5 Chanute 25 Garden City 45 Washburn Rural 36 Pittsburg 53 Hugoton 34 Wichita East 33 Liberal 18 Ulysses 35 Nickerson 27 Emporia 64 Junction City 28 Iola 49 Fort Scott 39
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Hannibal-La- Grange
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San Francisco National Guard
Central Washington
Western Washington
Argentine
Fort Scott
Independence
Chanute
Garden City
Washburn Rural
Pittsburg
Hugoton
Wichita East
Liberal
Ulysses
Nickerson
Emporia
Junction City
Junior College Iola
Bethel Community Dinner Guests and Birth Announcement
Bethel residents hosted guests from nearby families at Sunday dinners and card evenings. Mr and Mrs Ben Baker welcomed a new daughter born January. Several households including Schmitt Ochrie Vaughs and Schwars hosted family gatherings and birthday dinners as neighbors shared meals and games over the weekend.
University hosts Mid West United Nations conference at KU
Representatives from many non governmental and state organizations will attend January 25 26 events at the University of Kansas Lawrence campus to discuss UN operations and community involvement The program includes talks by J B Orrick and William H Stoneman with panel discussions on NGOs in UN work and world peace followed by an open session led by Mrs Richardson and a reception for students and faculty from 30 nations.
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U.N
University Extension
Hobart Hanson
Lawrence Center
Hanson
Howard Richardson
New York
Richardson
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Co-operative Club International
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lions International
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Y.M.C.A
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the Kiwanis Club
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Panforth Chapel
Kenneth Beall
Wells
Hoch Auditorium
Irann I. Stockton
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Paul Lawson
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
J.B. Orrick
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Pine Room
Kansas
Helendeen H. Doaderidge
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Alicia Banes
Information Department of Food and Agriculture Organization of the
United States
Frank Carlson
Topeka
Foot traffic and a cereal mishap spark a commuter tale
A commuter misses his train after eating two bowls of Grape-Nuts Wheat-Meal. He blames his wife for the breakfast delay, joking he now bans the cereal except on weekends and holidays when he is off work. The ad notes the cereal cooks in 3 14 minutes and markets its nourishment.
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