28 Jayhawks Off To Battle Sooners Rally At Field Today
Kansas plans a 2 pm kickoff at Norman with 28 players named to travel by Pullman tonight leaving at 9 o clock. Coach Lindsey mixes double wingback drills and dummy scrimmage while predicting a tough battle against Oklahoma for the Big Six lead.
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Lims Burns
John Peterson
Aggie
Harris
Dick Skiar
Kansas Oklahoma Hayes
LE_. Cutchall
Nesmith
RT. Wheeler
Willis
Fuqua
LH Huddleston
Hapgood
RH. Robertson
Peterson
Corrotto
Moore
Georgia Tech
Harper
Chicago
Anderson
Southwestern
Skiltern
Strange as It Seems Tales of Marco Polo and Explorers
In this installment John Hix notes how Marco Polo's prison memoir fueled the golden age of exploration, inspiring voyages from Cape of Good Hope to Hindustan and even Columbus's westward quest. It recounts currency by animal images used by a Tubac silver mining company and previews tomorrow's topic Fighting.
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John Hix
Marco Polo
Genoa
Venice
Orient
Kublai Khan
Cape of Good Hope
Hindustan
Columbus
Tubac
Laviz
Lawrence Ramblers to Host Ottawa Muskrats Sunday
Lawrence Ramblers face Ottawa Muskrats in a football game at Holcom's Grove Sunday at 2 30. Ramblers won 6 0 at Ottawa last Sunday and are praised for strong form. Strings Dixon directs, Egg Dixon coaches, admission 25 cents for adults 10 cents for children.
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Lawrence
Ottawa Muskrats
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Dixon
Egg” Dixon
Olympic plan outlined for American basketball team
A proposed system for selecting the 1932 U S Olympic basketball squad was detailed by Dr. Walter E Meanwell and discussed at a New York committee meeting. A national champion, runner up, and five college teams will enter elimination tournaments across ten districts to yield eight finalists for a final April tournament likely in Madison Square Garden.
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Walter E. Meanwell
University of Wisconsin
Amercan
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Y.M.C.A
America
Fate
Ana
INSAS
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oxiehonss
Naas
Jorna
Gatten
Kansan
Alen Contentelt
Uffin
Sutte
Stevenson
Mertz
Orbos
Haverty
Dreyer
Weekend football plans draw Lawrence fans to several games
The Sports Eye notes Lawrence fans can choose matches this weekend as Baker University faces Ottawa in a night game at Ottawa and Oklahoma meets Kansas in Norman. Missouri hosts Nebraska while Haskell plays Washburn in Topeka. Notre Dame plays Ohio State on a national broadcast while Kansas players feature in local scoring notes.
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Baker University
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Norman
Oklahoma
Kansas
Columbia
Missouri
Nebraska
Topeka
Haskell Indians
Washburn
Moore Bowl
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Braves
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Sooner
Wren
Columbus
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Fish
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Haskell
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UPI
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Yale
Dartmouth
Earl Blaik
New Hampshire
Louisiana State
Auburn
L.S.A
Fordham-Fitt
Pittsburgh
Fordham
Michigan
Penn
Princeton
Navy
Powerhouse
Army
Mississippi
Ralph
Sasse
Alabama
Harvard-Brown
Holy Gross
Harvard
Fights Highlight Rough Card From Multiple Cities
AP report summarizes boxing results across cities including St Louis Memphis and Portland. Parks outpointed Sampson in a 167 to 163 bout while Rishtmire edged Buttrada 326 to 121. Garrison won over Blasser and Wills stopped Carey in varied weight classes.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Joey Parks
Marty Sampson
New York
Everett Rishtmire
Sioux City
Iowa
Paul Buttrada
Kansas City
Jimmy Garrison
Lew 3Lasser
Philadelphia
Miami
Fla
Benny O'Dell
Syracuse
N. Y
Curtis Scott
McKinner
Texas
Portland
Jack Wills
San Antonio
Jack Carey
South Bend
Jr Ind
Wrestling Last Night Falls to AP Report Says
In Florida Bill Sledge 210 Texas defeated Jim Parker 215 St Louis straight falls. Des Moines Frank Speere 240 Atlanta defeated Earl Wampler 200 Scranton two of three falls. Otto Kuss 224 Indianapolis threw Bobby Stewart 250 Marlon Alabama. Plus a rent and sale classified note.
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Ocalala
Fla
Bill Sledge
Texas
Jim Parker
St. Louis
Des Moines
Frank Speere
Atlanta
Earl Wampler
Scranton
Otto Kuss
Indianapolis
Bobby Stewart
Marlon
Ala
Big Six teams face mud and rain on eve of games
Kansas City reports chilly conditions as Big Six coaches study weather forecasts for Saturday clashes. Oklahoma may start pony backs if fields stay heavy. Kansas and Kansas State played mud games, while Missouri and Nebraska trained indoors. Weather complicates lineups and prep across multiple campuses.
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Jones
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Lawrence
Biff
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Kansas State
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Missouri
Nebraska
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Cornhuskers
Don Faurot
Wesley Fry
Tulsa
Wildcats
Ralph Churchill
Maurice Elder
Town State
Milwaukee
Marquette
Cyclones
Sports Roundup By Eddie Brietz
A New York round up notes Joe Louis tour proposal declined after advice from Bomber managers. SMU talent Bob Finley and Neal Crowther eye West Point. Corsicana grads may join. Bloomsburg uses 14 players in four games. Lancaster’s Bill Boothman sets duckpins mark 667 with 212 241 214. Pittsburgh may add Suhr Grace Thevenow Bush and Waners to winter bloc. Fordham’s Jim Crowley and Dick Hanley linked to Lafayette coach. Pick and play: William and Mary over WML Kansas over Oklahoma Santa Clara over Stanford Baylor over Texas Christian Princeton over Navy Duke over Tennessee.
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New York
Mike Jacobs
Jimmy Kelly
Dallas
Joe Louis
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Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Arkansas
John Roxborough
Julian Black
Bloomsburg High
Pennsylvania
Bill Boothman
Lancaster
Bill
Pittsburgh
Gus Suhr
Earl Grace
Tommy Thevenow
Guy Bush
Waners
Jim Crowley
Fordham
Dick Hanley
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Western
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Iowa
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Colgate
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Washington & Lee
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Kentucky
Florida
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
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Maryland
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Marquette
Iowa State
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Colorado — University
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the University
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Carnera Favored in Madison Square Garden Bout Tonight
Primo Carnera the 6 to 5 favorite meets Walt Neusel at Madison Square Garden in a pivotal bout after 15 000 fans expected. Neusel seeks a Louis bout. Carnera eyes retirement or a final push, while Neusel aims to rebound from prior US fights and bolster his title chances.
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Pi—Primo Carnera
Madison Square Garden
Walter Neusel
Carnera
Italy
Neusel
Joe Louis
Negro
Carera
King Levinsky
Tommy Loughran
Ray Impellettiere
Natie Brown
Louis
Max Baer
Oklahoma Over Kansas In Friday Grid Guesses
Associated Press writer Herbert W Barker weighs the week sports slate from major schools. He predicts Ohio State over Notre Dame, UCLA over California, and Oklahoma over Kansas among many college football picks.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Kansas
Two Missouri Valley showdowns set for Des Moines and Topeka
Des Moines Nov 1 Two games with big Missouri Valley title implications headline Saturday action Grinnell at Drake and Creighton at Washington. Also Oklahoma A&M at Texas Tech Tulsa at Kansas State and non conference Washburn vs Haskell. Drake seeks a homecoming win to threaten the standings while Washington opens title defense against Creighton.
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Drake
Creighton
Washington
Kansas State
Tulsa
Haskell
Washburn
Oklahoma Assios
Texas Tech
Des Moines
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Vee Green
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Bears
Bluejays
Chick Drake
Tulsa U
Marchie Schwartz
Oklahoma Aggies
Lubbock
Tex
Young Indians in Tie with Independence Junior College
The Haskell Indian Reserve football team fought a 0-0 tie with Independence Kansas Junior College in Independence. Most of the game stayed in midfield with no clear edge. Coach Dick Haas' reserves meet Parsons Junior College here on November 15.
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Independence
Kan
Dick Haas
Parsons Junior College
Record of 94 year old Confederate veteran's birth child
Chicago dated item notes the American Medical Association journal considers a birth to a 27 year old wife of a 94 year old Confederate veteran. The veteran, born 1840 in North Carolina, had 16 children by his first wife and married in 1872. Other notes include Oklahoma State University data on lettuce consumption and Nevada County California mineral output of 7,488,986 dollars in 1934.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
North Carolin
New York
the Journal
Nevada County
California
Earhart declines to argue on women's flying ability
Amelia Earhart told Pittsburgh Teachers College she would not take part in debates about whether women are better or worse pilots than men. She said fair comparison requires equal numbers and similar flights, and planned to return to Kansas City by automobile. In Berlin, seven men and friends were sentenced for plotting high treason after listening to a Moscow broadcast, with varying prison terms and a citizenship loss.
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Kan
Amelia Earhart
Aviatrix
Miss Earhart
Pittsburgh Teachers College
Kansas City
Berlin
UPI
Wilhemshaven
Moscow
Revolta Wins P G A Title On Grip And Short Game
Revolta defeats Armour 6 and 4 to capture the Professional Golfers Association championship as his vise like grip and precise short game key his victory. The British Ryder Cup players return to England after a month in the US noting America's tougher schedule and the arrival of sand wedges among their clubs.
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Professional Golf Association
Armour
Johnny
Revolta
Walter Hagen
Milwadekee
Henry Picward
Revalta Picard
Miami
England
Bish
Iowa State Players Use Post Mortem Each Game
Ames Iowa Oct 30 Post Mortem is not a play but a key part of the Iowa State College football program. A three page questionnaire provides players with a written post game analysis of opponents offensively and defensively. Questions ask about offense style formations weaknesses go signal and more.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Cyclones
Local Social notes and school play at Vinland high
Frank Van Y Linwood and Latimer of Washington visited in the Ross Stone home while Juanita Stone returned to Lawrence after visiting home folks. Delbert Paasch recently returned from near A Colo. with illness. The junior play Here Come Charlie at the high school drew a large audience directed by Mrs. J zen with over twenty dollars raised. Vinland Grange 163 hosted a Halloween party at the hall with Spooky Tavern performed in the high school auditorium under Mrs. Deal Six. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Schellen Naomi and Jimmie and Rev. and Mrs. M 2 and J. R. Reeder at various Sunday gatherings.
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Wichita
Ross Stone
Latimer
Washington
Kan
Juanita Stone
Lawrence
Lem Sturdy
Stone
Paasch
Delbert
Colo
Doran Deay
Noah Gimb
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Hank) Aber- Snathy, Jr
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