K U Jayhawkers Ready for Notre Dame Battle at Memorial
Kansas University prepares for a Saturday afternoon clash with Notre Dame at Memorial Stadium. Coach Lindsey directed hard drills, introduced new pass plays, and stressed speed in both scrimmage and signal work. The first string lineup showed Schaake at quarterback with Smith and Dumm at halfbacks, Plaskett at fullback, Campbell and Kvaterick rotating at guard, and Gagini O Neill at wing.
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Flers
Notre Dame
Memorial Stadium
Ad Lindsey
Jayhawkers
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Schaake
Smith
Dumm
Plaskett
Bernie Gridley
Campbell
Jewell Campbell
Kvaterick
Gagini
O'Neil
Jayhawker
Lindsey
Ray Dumm
Ormand Beach
Ross Marshall
K. U
Speed
Kansas
H. W. Hargiss
Frosty Cox
Roland Logan
Question of Grid Ethics Is Raised by Minnesota
Minnesota athletic chief Frank McCormick probes use of Northwestern scouts in the elevated press box linking observations by telephone to coaches. He calls the method unethical though later says not very serious. Northwestern says the system has long been used and seen no unfair advantage. McCormick will report findings to Northwestern athletic director Kenneth L. Wilson after investigation. no protest to the Western conference commissioner was filed.
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Minnesota
University of Mississippi
Frank McCormick
Northwestern
McCormick
Wildcats
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University Ticket Bureau
Kenneth L. Wilson
John L. Griffith
Minnnesota
Kansas
Action on Mat Card Enlis Takes Main Event at Turner Hall
Action packed wrestling show last night at Turner Hall featured John Ellis of Ottawa heavyweight throwing Dutch Wyman in a flying mare to win the main event. Wyman could not continue after the first fall. Wildcat Sullivan of Topeka drew with Mae in 30 minutes. Springer won first fall in 12 minutes, Sullivan took the second in 14. Lee Wilson and Joe Schelbar boxed 15 minutes to a draw. Referee was Farmer, Ross, Perry promoter. Also notes Notre Dame season records through 1932 and 1931, with wins over Drake, Carnegie Tech, Pittsburgh, Navy, Army, and more.
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Stolen Child, Carver’s Rise From Captivity to Fame
A nameless enslaved boy who later took the Carver name and rose to world renown as a scientist. It outlines his ransoming, schooling at Iowa State College, and pivotal work at Tuskegee on extracting value from waste on farms, especially through peanuts and sweet potatoes. Also notes Caligula’s famed party on a Roman ship and a teaser for tomorrow on England’s illegal sports.
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John Hix
Sport of England
Notre Dame Revamps Lineup After Pittsburgh Defeat
South Bend Ind Nov 1 AP Notre Dame football coach Hunk Anderson reshapes the regulars missing Capt Paul Host Nick Lukats and Ben Alexander. Hugh Devore Mike Koken and Kitty Gorman move up as the Ramblers prepare for Kansas and vow to field new faces and stronger effort to prevent internal discord.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Hunk” Anderson
Pittsburgh
Paul Host
Nick Lukats
Ben Alexander
Hugh Devore
Mike Koken
Anderson
Ramblers
Kansas
Lawrence
Notre Dame Third Stringers Prove Tough In Indiana Game
By O W Red Severence the Associated Press recounts how Notre Dame, led by cocky third stringers, used a bold opening against Indiana last year. A guard, five foot seven and 150 pounds, taunted a Hoosier opponent and within three plays the third string had scored a fourth touchdown and added the extra point.
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Notre Dame
Indiana
Hank Anderton
Perry Wrestling Show Promoter Announces Full Card
Perry promoter F E Ross has arranged a full Wednesday night program at 8 30 o clock. The main event pits Chicago Joe against Ralph Clark of Dallas with Joe Isid Sullivan of Topeka in the challenger role. Semifinal features Jede Tobagon Lawrence and Lee Spencer of Topeka. Preliminary bouts accompany the card.
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Big Six Upset Chases Reach Missouri Iowa State Leagues
Kansas City and Missouri collide with Oklahoma while Iowa State faces Kansas State as Big Six action heats up. Missouri, tied with Oklahoma for the lead, plans no lineup changes for the Sooners clash. Iowa State drills a passing attack, with Beyer out and other regulars in uniform. Nebraska eyes a top spot after a break with Iowa. Coach Bible alters backfield plans for the Hawkeye game as Breen and Hulbert sit unavailable.
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Tigers
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Cyclones
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Sooners
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Iowa
Dana X. Bible
George Sauer
Corwin Hulbert
Iowans
Dana May
Masterson
Mathis
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Fahrbruch
Simmons Sheds Light on Al Simmons Insurance
Chicago November 1 AP reports the Chicago White Sox insured Al Simmons for $100,000. Simmons completed his medical examination and scored near a perfect mark, signaling strong confidence in his condition ahead of the season.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Connie Mack
al Simmons
Sox
Simmons
Notre Dame Shakeup Might Toughen Kansas Ramblers Game
The Notre Dame varsity shakeup under Hank Anderson raises questions on how the Kansas Jayhawkers will fare against the green-clad Ramblers from South Bend. Reports say Notre Dame has not clicked this year, and with regulars returning after the Pitt defeat, the revamped lineup aims to boost performance. The piece also notes telephonic scouting, criticisms of Monday morning quarterbacking, and past games where observers or coaches relied on mental edge and fan input.
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Kansas
South Bend
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Pitt
Anderson
Indiana
Hooey
Harvard
Ballyhoo
Football pioneers and plays traced by Parke H Davis
The article surveys early football innovations and credited inventors. Parke H Davis highlights Walter Heffelfinger as first to pull guards for interference, Yale’s use of roving guards, Stagg’s shift and backfield ideas, George Woodruff’s guards back formation, Jenn Warner’s crouch start and wings, Fielding Yost’s nine man line and spiral pass, with notes on contributions from A A Stagg and A M Weyand.
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Parke H. Davis
Easton
Walter Heffelfinger
Yale
Princeton
William H. Lewis
Harvard
Alonzo Stagg
Stagg
A. A
Jenn Warner
H. Yost
West Point Football Echoes From Yale and Princeton
Excerpts recount 1890s college football tales including Yale’s 1890 squad, Princeton captain Edgar Allan Poe who became Maryland's attorney general, and Army’s first team under Dennis Michie. A note highlights Army Navy’s first game and Michie’s later death at San Juan Hill, with the stadium honoring him at West Point.
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Iona
Yale
Inger
McClung
Morrison
Ralph D. Paine
Princeton
Edgar Allan Poe
Maryland
Tigers
Army
Navy
Midshipmen
Dennis Michie
San Juan Hill
Cuba
Big Six football and state university pricing trials
Manhattan Kansas reports new Kansas price experiment for a Big Six football game on November 5 between Iowa State and Kansas State with seats priced at one dollar plus tax. High school students get 40 cent west stadium access. In Chicago, Big Ten teams post seven wins, two ties, one loss in 10 intersectional games this season.
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Community Notes From Buck Creek Area
Buck Creek and Chester Buck Creek residents share moving news and visits. Mr and Mrs Donald Bower and Frederick Earl plan a move to McLouth this week. Stover family returned from Rosalis after visiting Mrs N E Mollett. Frank Black and family visited John Black near Woodstock. Welliver, Hall and friends reunited at the Thiry and King homes in Lawrence and Perry. E Ross traveled to Kansas City on business. Buck Creek school held an entertaining program Saturday evening.
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Mc Louth
Harry Stover
Merle
Wayne
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Rosalis
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N. E. Mollett
Frank Black
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John Black
Woodstock
George Welliver
Wellman
Carl Hall
Letha
Grace and
la Vaughn
Earl Francis
Georgie
Kansas City
W. C. Thiry
Vernon King
Lawrence
F. E. Ross
Glenn ‘Ross
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Earle and Campbell
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Sunday Dinner Guests Spotted In Valley,
Mrs. Emelia Gerstenberger of Fudora visited Sunday with her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Carl Altenbernd and sons. Glenn Wilson and Emma Turner with Gracie Steele joined Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hadl and their children for an afternoon gathering in Lawrence.
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Fudora
Carl Altenbernd
Glenn Wilson
Lawrence
Emma Turner
Gracie Steele
Louis Hadl
Ohn Strong
EF. Hoebel
Kansas City
Mars
Carl Kurtz
Jon Foster
Marvin Jean Wichman Arent
Earl Ott
Bert” Mitchell
Te. Hatter Mitchell
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Swakey
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J. D. Martin
Ethel Martin
John St Strong
Mic Chanay
Colbert
Bert Mitchsons
Ralph Davis
Doris
Eldon
State Lake
Tonanoxic J
Edward Davis
Gordon Davis
Multinational Notre Dame Gridiron Battalion in 1932
Notre Dame faces Kansas with a Ramblers' lineup reflecting national diversity. First string backs include a Pole, a Hungarian, a Frenchman, and an Austrian-heritage fullback, with German and Irish players prominent on the line. Second team also features Irish, Lithuanian, Slovakian, Swedish, and Polish links as Coach Anderson manages a 150-man squad. Scrimmage and 140-play repertoire precede Memorial Stadium clash.
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Austria
Poland
Hungary
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Spain
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Ben Alexander
Orman Greeney
Paul Host
Joe Kurth
Jask‘wich
Nick Lukals
Ra: Brancheau
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Ed Krause
Krauciunaus
Jim Harris
Hank Anderson
Gorman
Flynn
Roach
Devore
Vejas
Mike Koken
Sweden
Lithuania
Joe Sheeketski
Steve Banas
Anderson
Sooner Prices Slashed for Homecoming Games
Norman November 1 AP Bargain football prices opened at University of Oklahoma with reserved seats at 1 dollar, reduced from 1.50, and two dollar tickets for the Missouri homecoming game Saturday and the Nebraska game November 19.
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Okla
University of Oklahoma
Missouri
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