Washburn falls short as extra point fails in loss to Emporia
In Topeka Washburn Ichabods lose 7 to 6 to Emporia Teachers after failing on a last minute extra point following Marmon’s 17 yard touchdown. Washburn threatened three times but their offense stalled, allowing Em- poria to edge ahead in a tight central conference clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Washburn Ichabods
Emporia
Hornets
Marmon
Ichabods
Washburn
McPherson
Bethany
McPherson Bulldogs
Kansas
Bulldogs
Pauls
Wiggins
Binford
Haun
Carpenter
Schnurr
Rosenbloom Beats Walker In 15 Round Showdown
New York AP report states Maxey Rosenbloom defeated Mickey Walker in Madison Square Garden after 15 rounds to retain the light heavyweight crown. Walker fought hard with early punches and a sharp body blow, but the officials split, with Forbes scoring nine for Walker and Lynch Buckley giving Rosenbloom eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Mickey
Maxey Rosenbloom
Madison Square Garden
Walker
Rosenbloom
Eddie Forbes
Charley Lynch
Jim Buckley
College grid scores across area with several upsets
Nebraska Wesleyan 0 Kansas Wesleyan 13 Emporia Teachers 7 Washburn Bethany 0 McPherson 39 St Benedicts 12 West Texas Teachers 7 Rockhurst 21 Central 7 Tarkio 19 William Jewell 6 High School Topeka 26 Ottawa 0. In Union county Tennessee, six bridges costing 133,500 and 15 schoolhouses will be inundated by water held by Norris dem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Tenn
Norris Dem
Blood donor Howard claims extreme donation amounts
The article notes Spike Howard has donated blood far beyond normal levels, asserting he can lose a pint or two with rejuvenating effects. He reportedly donates up to two and a half pints at a time and once supplied two recipients from both arms, then shifts to a discussion of the Mind Your Business cent of 1787 and early U S coin symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
United States
Politica Union
Philadelphia
Drake coach tests all around football at Drake University
Drake University in Des Moines experiments with position interchangeability to develop all around players. Coach V J Green shifts Swan and Smith between end and backfield, enforces signals by all linemen, and aims 215-pound Lowell Anderson as punter. Players embrace mental strain and varied roles as a path to deeper understanding and blocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. J
Vee) Green
Drake ‘University
Des Moines
Green
Charles
Chuck) Swan
Drake
Smith
State
Missouri Valley
Bulldogs
Swan
Warren Gaer
Lowell - Anderson
Anderson
Boxing results drift in scattered OCR data
The fragmentary AP ledgers show outpoints and knockouts for multiple boxers with messy LOCs. Names such as Maxie Rosenbloom, Mickey Walker, Roy Stevens, Pyros, Blanchard, Steve Ketchul, Eddie Baughen, Herbie Bequita appear amid uncertain places and scores, indicating a partial round summary rather than a cohesive report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Maxie
Rosenbloom
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Fangas - Cit
Roy. Stevens
Springfield
Pyros
Blanchard
Wamego
Kan
Steve Ketchul
Eddie Baughen
Clay
Lloyd ‘Weems
Herbie Beuita
Ge ‘Sedalia
Ravens Top West Texas Teachers 12 to 7 in Amarillo
St Benedicts College of Atchison Kansas defeated West Texas Teachers 12 to 7 in Amarillo. Woodrow Dunaway former Amarillo quarterback returned home to throw two key passes including a 41 yard completion to Deutsch. Neff scored the Ravens other touchdown with a nine yard run after a fumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
Woodrow Dunaway
St. Benedict’s College of
Cadets Rout Chilocco Indians 24 to 0 in Oklahoma clash
Oklahoma Military Academy Cadets defeated the Chilocco Indians 24 to 0 after stopping the Braves on their opening drive. Cadets scored two touchdowns in the second period and one in each of the next two quarters as Chilocco never threatened again.
Baker Homecoming Week Heralds Busy Weekend
Baker University celebrates homecoming with a pep chapel at Taylor Hall, a 2 pm football clash against Missouri College at Cavaness Field, and a 6:15 pm campus dinner for about 500 guests followed by evening gatherings and a bonfire. Alumni and families from Kansas City and beyond expected to attend.
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University
Frank “Eelock
American Association
Wallace B. Fles
Zeta Tau ‘Alpha ’House
Swith
Barney Booth
Thomas.a
Evans
Irs
Vee Warran
Prince
Kansas City
Century of Progress
Chicago
Travel and Transport
Mr.Prince
Crane Fixtures
J. Kendall Hockensmith
Baldwin ‘Ledger
Misa
Mary
Kay
de Long
WOQ
Ellison
Harvey
Tales of Old Taos
Red Romeo
Baldwin
D. Potts, Jr
Pittsburgh
James
Potts
Homecoming visits and local literary picks unfold in Baldwin
Atchison travelers attend homecoming events in Baldwin visiting Tri Delt and Kappa Sigma houses and meeting state teachers in Lawrence. Leonard Chubb of Baxter Springs visits family. the Philamathon club hosts a Halloween party. Baker graduates Kramer and Harper teach locally while librarian Mrs. Gates announces fifty new books from the Kansas Traveling Library with titles such as Dark Hazard and Miss Bishop now available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Wolf
Oklahoma
Baker University
Ashley Mann
Minnie
Kline
Myers
Rawling County
Baldwin
Robert
Louise
U. S. King
Jessie King
Firangeline Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Eudora
Sophronia Kline
Thomas A. Evans
Baker
WREN
Hugh P. Hartley
M. D. Ballard
Dean
Luther Leavengood
Gayle Chubb
Carl B. Butell
Merle Hitchcock
Stanley. Flickinger
M.'Dallard
Earle Kirker
E. C. Alderdice
George Bretnall
Baldwinites
Lawrence
Mary Rose
Kansas Players
Fraser Hall
H. K., Ebright
Elizabeth” Ebright
Clara E. Krefting
Genevieve
Spencer
Virgil Vaughn
Russell
Barkley
Jessie Williamson Woods
Hollywood
Calif
Quayle
Case Library
Woods
W. W ‘Neill
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Samuel W. Muenzenmeyer
G. J. Hunt
H. E. Wolfe
Topeka
Harriett Hackett
Clarence Holcombe
Martha Finch
C. C. Alexander
Harry C. Case
Lucy W. Emery
Wallace B. Fleming
W.M. Balch
C. Bolcombe
James Chubb
Mamie van Landingham
Frances. Wilson
J. W. Williams
Iva Clark
Anna. Elwell
Korea
William M. Clark
A. E. Ayres
Ayres
India
Dorothy Deel
Neosha’ Falls
Samuel A. Deel
Patty Marsh
Pittsburg
Alpha Chi Girls
Senorita Elisa .Perez
Norman Stewart
Elton Young
Elizabeth Ebright
Union Memorial
Mary
Margaret Williams
University of Kansas
Sisterhood
Elizabeth ,Allderdice
Coldwater
Tri Delta House
Rachel’ Wilson
Margaret Windett
Chicago
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Bridge Club
W. W. Neil
Elsie Schnebly
J. E. Mellor
Gilbert M. Gander
Lecompton
Arthur Smith
Smith
R. B. Keplinger
Arlen
Atchison
Saturn
Day
Kappa Sigma
Cleland
Virginia Penick
Joe Dean Luther
Leavengood
Gordon Kinney
New
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Karl Kreuger
Leonard Chubb
Baxter Springs
Mra. Chubb
Philamatheon Club
Maurice Frye
Lucille Kramer
Eureka
Margaret Harper
Independence
Phi-Mu
Kramer
Reese
Harper
C.W. Gates
Kansas Traveling Library Commission
W. R. Burnett
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K. Wesleyan
N. Wesleyan
Salina
Gilbert Robinson
Kansas Wesleyan
Nebraska Wesleyan Plainsmen
Robinson
Lobdell
Mortimer
Worley
Plainsmen
Coyote
Coyotes
Nebraska Wesleyan
Emporia Teachers
Hoosier Handy Man
Ana
Ke" Howard
Instlantic City
Wey FS Florist
Tela
Benton Harbor, Mich
Harry: Newby
A. of
ELKS
Gus Berger
Bob Bere
Sas ‘Berge
Ward
Decker Oo
Will Heiman
Iola
St. Benedict’s Ravens
West Texas
Yale
Ed Lassiter
Woman's City Club
Grace
Preston
Matie Neely
Red Cross
Douglas ‘County
Luther -Leavengood
First Methodist
Harold W. Guest
Kansas Instructors In Economics and Business
Kansas Council
Guest
Clara Krefting
Dramatic Art Department
Everett Hughes
Jean
Helen
Girard
State Teachers Association
Samuel T. Hughes
Birk Hughes
Biren Chasis J. Spahr
Howard Harpster
Carnegie Teen
Kelly-Cagle
Kelly
Weet Kelly
Kentucky
Brooklyn Voogers
FooTea.u
Michigan
Fay
University of Michigan
R Sy Fay
I Ozen
Harry Newman
Associated.Press
Tommy — Mail
Glenn Chaffin
Hal Forrest
Vic
EL Solo
Tyson
Broome
Irowme
Eadou
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