Jayhawks Click in Fast Practice Scrimmage Shows Promise
Kansas Jayhawks football drills under Coach Ad Lindsey produced a sharper scrimmage with new positions. Ormand Beach moved to blocking back beside Ray Brinkman, while Ole Nesmith Ed Hall John Peterson and Clyde Bloomfield ran hard in straight football. Injuries sidelined Ray Dumm Dick O Neil and Mehringer, as Elwyn Dees Woodrow Logan and Dean Nesmith filled in.
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Ad Lindsey
Kansas Jayhawker
Varsity
Ormand Beach
Ena
Beach
Ray Brinkman
Fort Scott
Lindsey
Ole Nesmith
Ed Hall
John Peterson
Clyde Bloomfield
Ray
Dumm
Dick O’neil
Mehringer
Elwyn Dees
Woodrow Logan
Dean Nesmith
Rutherford
Hayes
O'Neil
Freddie Harris
Lawrence
Bloomfield
Harris Getti
Kansas
Longest football run records Yale star Wyllys Terry
Yale halfback Wyllys Terry extended the record with a 115 yard TD run from five yards behind his own goal line. He carried the ball the length of the field after a punt, a 42 year old mark standing. The piece also notes telegraph power usage and a teaser for Tomorrow The Tall Family.
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Yale
Terry
Diamond Jubilee Homecoming: Baldwin vs Missouri Valley clash
Baldwin Methodists host Marshall Presbyterians this Saturday at 2 PM in the Diamond Jubilee Homecoming celebration. The game follows two-year series wins for Baldwin 13 7 in 1931 and a 14 14 tie last year. Key backfield threats include Albright Anderson and passing threats from Baker. Free admission for high school athletes, grade school pupils, and youngsters under 12 with a parent.
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Wildcats
Missouri Valley College
Methodists
Presbyterians
Marshall
Henry Godfriaux
Albright
Anderson
Ottawa
Baker
Winslow
McDaniels
Shrey
Leavenworth
Glen Price
Westport
Punts and Passes
South BendHunk Anderson Notre Dame coach shows coaching flair by joining practice and tossing players around. Army and Coe College meet. Army holds 150 points to six, Coe 88 in six. Moravian undefeated 3-0 with 0 points against. Centenary slump after three lopsided losses.
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Hunk Anderson
Notre Dame
Hunk
Ori West Point
Army
Coe College
Coe
Bethlehem
Moravian College
Moravian
Shreveport
Centenary
Louisiana State
Texas
Texas Christian
St. Mary's
California
Fordham
Telus
Barboursville
W. Va
Morris ‘Harvey
Morris Arvey
Backfield Shakeups Signal Scoring Push at Kansas and Missouri
Kansas and Missouri coaches shift backfield to boost scoring as they prep for weekend conference games. Kansas to meet Oklahoma with Ormond Beach focusing on blocking and Sidney Johnson contending for a starting job against Nebraska. Missouri shifts Lawson to quarterback, Ross to fullback, and Ben Poynor returns for Oklahoma stability while Nebraskas regulars practice Notre Dame style with limited early season injuries.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Ad Lindsey
Jayhawkers
Oklahoma
Norman
Ormond Beach
Sidney Johnson
Tiger
Nebraska Huskers
Columbia
Johnson
Tigers
Lawson
Ross
David
Nebraska
Boswell
O’brien
Miller
Huskers
Notre Dame
Notre Dame’s Harper shapes football diplomacy and rival strategy
Alan Gould profiles athletic director Jesse Harper at Notre Dame, detailing his role in restoring contracts, diplomacy with rival programs, and upholding a policy of scheduling top peers. The piece traces Rockne’s era, Harper’s stewardship, and the school’s stance against “set-up” games while emphasizing player preference for traditional rivals.
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Alan Gould
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Lane
Fighting Irish
Diplomatic Corps
Jesse Harper
Kansas
West Point
Rockne
John Harper
Rock
Harper
Jesse
Army
Yankee Stadium
John S. O'Hara
Lombard College of Illinois
Lombard
Thrnout
Race for 1933 Sullivan Medal narrows between Bonthron and Cunningham
AP sports staff nominates three contenders William Renthron Glenn Cunningham and George Dunlap Jr for the 1933 Sullivan Memorial Medal. Cunningham's record and Bonthron rapid rise highlight a close field with Dunlap noted for U S amateur golf titles and Walker Cup play. Prospective buyers read the classified page daily.
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James B. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
William R. Renthron
Princeton University
Glenn Cunningham
University of Kansas
George T. Dunlap, Jr
New York
Bonthron
Cunningham
Lovelock
Beccali
Unra Cnue
United States
Uate
Princeton
Dunlap
Sullivan memorial medal likely to Kansas and Bonthron in race
New York November 1 The James E Sullivan memorial medal will go to two prime candidates from Kansas and Princeton as nominations close. Cunningham leads over rival Bonthron while Ralph Potest, a Negro sprinter, ranks third. The committee will prune nominees to meet eligibility standards and resubmit for final decision. Bonthron and Cunningham did not meet in 1933, each suffering one defeat.
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Cunningham
Jack Lovelock
Cornell
Princeton
Lovelock
New York
James E. Sullivan
Im Univers
Kansas
Bill Bonthron
Ralph Potest
No Meaters
Sullivan
Sooners Ranked Among Strongest Grid Elevens
Nebraska sports writers praise Oklahoma after the 16 to 7 loss, noting the Sooners' powerful line and aggressive defense led by Cash Gentry and Ellis Bashara. Reports credit Oklahoma's slash offense and a stubborn Husker defense, with 18 000 fans at Dad’s Day agreeing on the strong performance.
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CY _ SHERMAN
Lincoln Star
Oklahoma
Sesson
Ellis Bashara
Cash Gentry
Gentry
Whitney Martin
Omaha Bee-News
Nebraska
Oklahoma Sooners
D. X. Bible
Cornhuskers
Bob Dunlap
Southland
Big Soon er grid day in Norman features Hubbell visit
Norman on November 1 sees Carl Hubbell arrive to attend the Kansas Oklahoma game and Homecoming parade. Oklahoma coaches prep the squad for Saturday’s game while Hubbell may address Jap Haskell’s baseball class and ride in the parade if timing allows. Strong praise for the Sooners’ victory over Nebraska last week and notes of other Friday games and local events.
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Hubbell
Meeker
New York Giants
Owenfield
Lewie Hardage
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Ayhawkers
Merritt
John
Ben G. Owen
Sooner
Hubbells
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N. G. Foster
Lawrence
Jap” Haskell
Pawnee
Bill
Col
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101 Ranch
Powca ‘City
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Colonel Miller
Joe Miller
George Miller
Cornhuskers
Nebraska
Town State
Texas
Kansas State
Local Social News Hits Fortunes and Visits Across Towns
A string of visits and greetings fills the page from Coffeyville to TonREka and Vinland High. Frequent guests include the Miskimens Patterson Foster and Hadl families with travels to Chicago, Wellsville, and Lawrence. A stock sale at Vinland High drew good prices, and a birthday party honored Flora Mae James with many friends in attendance. Civil service exam notices and business college training ads round out the local scene.
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Will Miskimen
Doro “Thy
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Ted
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Kansas City
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Lawrence
Walker
Argel Cochran
Ed Thoren
Thoren
Howard
Reifschneider
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Ed Hadl
Donald
Junior
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Wellsville
J. J. Dwyer
Marzella
Arthur Boehle
Everest. Damm
Henry Damm
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High Prairie
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Lew Shirk
Cochran
Harmony School
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Flora Mae James
Natalia Rexroad
Dorothy Nuttal
Mary Frances Weeks
Marion Weeks
Alberta Jackson
Ellis Jackson
Frederick Freese
Wandaadi
Alberta Hadl
Ruth Duncan
Chester Miskimen
Raymond, Miskimen
Helen Hubbard
Charles Hubbard
Clarence Hubbard
Geneiva James
Elizabeth Skinner
Mildred Skinner
Elwyn Freese
Esther Fay Miskimen
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