Sooner Triumph Over Jayhawks In Norman Tilt
Oklahoma clung to a 23 14 win over Kansas in Norman as Benny Owen’s Sooners with Geyer and Nielsen on passing and running drives fought back from a halftime deficit. Kansas showed grit in the fourth, but Oklahoma sealed the game with a late surge and stout defense despite Montgomery’s injury.
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Trougles
Montgomery
Oklahoma
Oud
Owen
McCasland
Dew Mjontes
Sooner
Ty “Johnson
Oklahow
Sooners
Tree
Kansas
Gevery
Heath
Inuccessul Fis
Witzgerat
Lindsey
Ares
Bouma
O ¥Lal
Joma Ol ‘Dense
Foster
McCajun
Klieads
Qerer
Ficht
Anat
Yaris
Nielsen
Fett
Jihusan Setopy
Goxer
Paul
Jayhawker
Utes
Lsu
White
Jiliein
Geulins
Johnson
Heath i
Benaie
Oklahoma Weir
Gever
Kansasy
Jebrisch
Geyer
Efort
Pexas
Jino
Jammien
Theateni Bennie Cyven
Leafler
Blue
Nielsén
Geyer’ Stuenant
Lester Gillespié
Wood
Sydner
Lindsey Wass
Olcott Sebt
Struther
Hathline
Ile Viestors
Boni loot waitress and football visitors amid Kansas City trip
Paul Brindel notes a Boni loot waitress in Arkansas City dissatisfied as Lewaltin insists water is 2100 percent pure for the football team. A crowd gathers at Leest Huckins Hotel where 18 team members dine as Oklahoma players and Tulsa boosters travel to Kansas for the game and support from brothers Lester and Bernar.
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Paul Brindel
Arkansas City
Heraine
Lewaltin
Miesxiuad
Leest Huckins Hotel
Cartiat
The
Crimson and the Blue
Pete
Reedy
Kansas
Jdt
J. Hawker
Tulsa
Eilon
Lester
Bernar
Aggies, Rice, and early college travel legends
Fragmentary text references long distance travel by college teams including Aggies and Rice, noting a 432 mile journey and early 1900s university sports context. Names such as Palmer and Yost appear in passing, indicating a historical sports era and infrastructure limits of the time.
Kansas Players Lose Valuables After Oklahoma Game
Kansas football players reported thefts during the Norman visit with Burns detective aid. Valuables including a collared knife, a pocket knife, a till, a watch, and clothing items went missing from Kansas squad members. Oklahoma officials promised reimbursements. players endured delays and long walks back to town after the contest.
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W._J. Burns detective agency
Oklahoma City
Kansas
University Wyntasium
Oklahoma Athletic
Benny Owen
Burns
Oklahoma
Norman
Hamilton
Lawrence High Holds Edge In Clash With Topeka Team
Lawrence High School football shows strong form ahead of the AA contest with Topeka, drilling upper play formations while Topeka appears off. Topeka’s standout Bagh McLean suffers a broken shoulder and will miss the rest of the season. he is the coach’s brother and has been a top fast player this year.
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Lawrence High School
Topeka
Lawwrence High
Die Tatter
Bagh McLean
Suberdél
St. Joseph Satur
McLenan
Popeka
Spirit at Kansas University Boosted by Student Pep
A University of Kansas employee disputes claims of waning school spirit, praising current student enthusiasm and noting a decline in rowdy knocking. He reports rising pep and better conduct, while warning against a growing habit of knocking and a decline in old era fighting zeal.
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Vs. Davenport Smith
Jayhawker
Kansas Spirit
Bouly
Euplaves
K. U
Oud Hume
Ham Ds Jarisen
Kansas Jayhawkers Prepare For Cornhusker Clash
Kansas University football notes focus on the Missouri game and the upcoming clash with Nebraska. Washburn game recaps and workouts at McCook grade into readiness for the November 4, 1915, matchup in Lawrence. optimism remains high as Kansas aims to prove they can defeat the Cornhuskers on Turkey Day.
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Bernie Owen
Grelahoma Sooners
Norman
University, of Kansas Taybankers
Dumbo
Steihm
Warriors
Lincoln
Washurn
University of Topeka
Kansas
Ichabods
Washburn
Olcott
Missouri
Nolian
Nu Secondary
Vornhuiskers
Jayhawkers
Lawrence
Tigers
Turkey
Cornhuskers
McCook
Galliday
Tig
Nebraska
Jambo -Stellar
Cornhusker Rooters
Renee
The Larger Roof Tree by Mame Frances Alda
The article contemplates how people seek vacation refuge from work through travel reading and imagery. It argues recreation can come from extended experiences away from routine life, whether by climbing mountains or vigorous activity, and asks about practical value of explorers like Mawson for inspiration.
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Robbec
Fradalleat Investments
Muintaiis
Yellowstone Park
Mrcwrehes
Masbeth
Cainés
Caik
Mame
Frances” Alda
Metropollitan Opera Company of
New York
Sauypipy Ture
Inek
Wilegai
Douglas ‘Mawson
Ose
Dali
Detroit Electric
Ely
Detroit Electiic
TRYING TO SAVE THE GAME AT Y M C A MEETING
At a Topeka area high school event the Boys club plans a meeting at the Y M C A building at six to calm heats after a football game with Topeka high school. President Evans coordinates with the Topeka clubs to reduce ill feeling and avoid future games if misbehavior resumes.
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Topeka High School
Topeka
Ibs
Finn
Concert Course Ticket Coupon Plan Promises Easier Handling
A new coupon system replaces six separate tickets for the Concert Course. Patrons will exchange coupons at Round Mra equipment to obtain admission, simplifying handling and reducing waits. Advance sales this year exceed prior totals, with the course touted as the most successful yet.
S. S. S. Promises Clear Blood Cure for Skin Ailments
Modern science links boils pimples and skin blotches to infected blood and urges a blood purifier tonic. The ad touts S. S. S. as the sole remedy that reaches the blood and expels impurities, claiming it heals boils eczema scrofula and rashes by strengthening blood and promoting healthy perspiration.
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S.S.S
Haskell Brav es Wow Defeated by Reserve Team
A fragmented report describes Haskell suffering a defeat to a reserve squad. It notes a first quarter march for a touchdown, a fourth quarter score by a similar method, and multiple kicking attempts that mostly failed.
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Lawrence
Sax
Tia.a
Haske Vot
Asa
Haskell
Mule
Congress eyes National Milk Day proposal
At a Washington session on Friday the International Association urged Congress to designate a National Milk Day. The group adopted resolutions calling for mandatory pasteurization of all milk and urged standards to ensure safety and quality in dairy products.
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Washington, DY
Congress
International Association
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Anderson Electric, Car Company
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