Harris To Start In Nebraska Game
Fred Harris will start for Kansas in the Nebraska game after doctors reported his shoulder nearly normal. Coach Adrian Lindsey weighed backfield options as Ward and Stokey’s status loomed, with reserves showing progress in scrimmage and Ward possibly replacing Vogel at tackle. The coach warned of a tough, air‑oriented Husker attack and urged the team to rise to the challenge in Lincoln.
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Adrian Lindsey
Harris
Kansas
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Zional
Lindsey
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Lincoln
Esterday
Lewis Ward
St. Joseph
Vogel
Theayhawkers
Cornhuskers
Jayhawkers
Tonganoxie High Builds Unbeaten League Run
The Tonganoxie High School football team remains undefeated in league play with one nonleague setback. They are tied for first with Turn and face De Soto on their field tomorrow. Three league games remain including Bonner Springs on November 22 at home. Coach Betha Reason leads the squad with assistant Kenneth Kell returning as head back.
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Tonganoxie High School Footall
Sean
Ague
Ines
Almaith
de Soto
Tonganoxie
Bonner Springs
Ed. D. Prink
Onganoxie
Kenneth Kell
Kk. U
Kell
Betha Reason
Sad Sam Jones, Major Leagues Vet, Released
Sad Sam Jones, veteran right handed pitcher and long time major league figure, was released by the Chicago White Sox. At 43, he risks ending 22 consecutive years of service in the American League unless another club signs him. Jones began his career with the Cleveland Indians in 1914.
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Chicago
Sam
Chicago White Sox
Jones
Cleveland Indians
Haskell Indians Face Starkey in Key Haskell Emporia Clash
Bill Starkey the Hornets back looms large as Haskell hosts Emporia Teachers Saturday afternoon. He kicked the winning field goal against Hays Teachers 3 to 0 and adds most of the Hornets’ forward passing after another win over Kansas State college.
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Bill Starkey
Emporia Teacheers
Haskell Field
Starkey
Hornet
Fie
Hays Teachers
Ays
Kansas State College
Star- Bey
Hornets
Strange As It Seems by John Hix on Mrs Hale underscores achievement
The article profiles Sarah Josepha Hale as a leading American reformer and cultural force. It credits her with advancing women's rights, education, and civic causes, including Thanksgiving recognition and Mount Vernon preservation, while noting her literary fame and scientific aside on hydrogen.
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John Hix
Sarah Josepha Hale
Vassar College
Hale
Michigan State outsmarts Pan Warner to foil Temple
In a rough roundup, Michigan State used chalk marks and a lipstick marker to identify Temple backs in Warner shirts after Temple wore no numerals. Sid Wagner carried marking tools in his jersey cuff as he played guard. The piece notes other sports mentions and a giant six foot football drum at Oklahoma A&M to close.
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Michigan State
Pan Warner
Temple
Owls
Michigan
Wagner
Pop
Big Six scrimmages preview decisive weekend games
Kansas City reports all teams in hard workouts as Oklahoma Missouri Kansas State and Iowa State adjust for key clashes. Injuries thin rosters with six Sooners out likely to miss Columbus trip while Missouri reshuffles backfield and Iowa State concentrates on passing drills ahead of Big Six showdown.
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Oklahoma Sooners
Lawrence (Biff) Jones
Missouri
Jones
Columia
Don Faurot
Buddy Biggs
Clyde Combs
Joe Angello
Kansas State
Iowa State
Red Elder
Whearty
Churchill
Dean Griffing
Layton Leads In World Three Cushion Billiards
Johnny Layton of Sedalia Mo opened the world championship by defeating Kinsey Matsuyama of Japan 50 to 35 in 50 innings. Layton averages a billiard and a high run of seven, plays on a new streamlined purple table. The event runs two weeks with four games daily as Layton eyes his twelfth title.
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Chicago
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Missourian
Kinsey Matsuyama
The Easiest Touchdown Ever Scored in 1933 Game
Wichita recalls a Nebraska Oklahoma 1933 kickoff play where Nebraska avoided the ball at the end line granting a kickoff touchback. James Miller recovered the live ball crossed into the end zone for an unintentional touchdown. The referee described it as the easiest TD ever scored.
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Wichita
Kan
Nebraska
Dunlap
James Miller
Jap Barnstormers Lose Opener to Meiji University in Japan
The American amateur baseball team opened its barnstorming tour in Japan with a 5 to 4 defeat to Meiji University despite a late ninth inning rally. Meiji's Sakurai and Noguchi contributed to the win, while Pierce, Herringer, Wagner, and Murai delivered key plays for the Americans.
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Japan
Meiji University
Meiji U
Pierce, Herringer & Wagner
Noguchi
J & Murai
Sakurai
Hockey Opens 1935 36 Season as Blackhawks Meet Americans
Associated Press notes the National Hockey League opens in Chicago with the Blackhawks versus the New York Americans in the first game of a season running to late March. All eight teams scheduled to play by mid month.
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New York
National Hockey League
Chicago
Blackhawks
New York Americans
Huskers Plan to Use Aerial Plays in Kansas Game
Lincoln Neb Nov 7 Coach Bible showcased aerial passing drills as the Huskers prepare to meet Kansas on Homecoming day. Chief Bauer aided the fireworks while veterans and frosh combined for a high tempo passing exhibition. Hubka rejoined the lineup as Ladas Hubka Howell and Francis shared duties with LaNoue Scherer and McDonald. The forecast calls for 20 000 fans if weather holds. Nebraska seeks a conference title by beating Kansas, then faces Pittsburgh and Oregon State to close the season.
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Bauer
Minnesota
Richardson
Dohrmann
Amen
Benson
Eldridge
Douglas
Hubka
Missouri
Ladas Hubka
Howell
Francis
LaNoue
Scherer
McDonald
K. U
Ed Weir
Kansas
Huskers
Mt. Oread Tribe
Yelkin
Nebraska
Pittsburgh
Oregon State
Braves Tackle Emporia Teachers At Haskell Stadium
Haskell stadium hosts a Saturday afternoon game pitting the Braves against Emporia Teachers. Key threat is He Snares Em Jack White, a 175 pound third year India n regular from Arapahoe Geary Oklo noted for speed on punts and strong forward pass receiving. White, a prime scoring option, eyes Saturday action as a standout on the Indians team.
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Haskell
Braves
Emporia
Haskell Stadium
White
Indians
Geary
Oklo
SMU Heads to Los Angeles for California Clash
Pi-Headed by Coach Madison Bell the undefeated Southern Methodist University football team left Dallas at noon to face the University of California at Los Angeles on Monday.
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Dallas
Tex
Madison Bell
United
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Valley Teams Go Easy on Drill Calender Tension
Des Moines reports Missouri Valley squads easing drills as weekend games approach. Washington-Drake clash headlines with Washington defending champ and Green’s Bulldogs seeking upset. Tulsa sails to Shreveport for Centenary. Grinnell tightens defense while Exendine refines Oklahoma Cowboys passing attack for Duquesne homecoming. Creighton drills indoors due to weather before South Dakota in Sioux Falls. Ichabods rest ahead of key next game.
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Missouri Valley
Washington
Tulsa
Shreveport
Hurricanes
Centenary
Grinnell
Lester Watt
Pioneers
A. A. Exendine
Oklahoma Cowboy
Duquesne
Marchie Schwartz
Creighton Bluejays
Creighton
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Washington Ichabods
Takkaze River Rises 18 Feet Blocking Route
During the rainy season Ethopia's Takkaze river rises about 18 feet above normal, forming an impassable barrier between the northern and central provinces and disrupting travel and commerce.
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Ethiopia
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