Lions Turn Back Fort Scott 14 to 6 in Haskell Stadium
Lawrence high school Lions defeated Fort Scott 14 to 6 before a large crowd at Haskell Stadium. Lawrence scored in the third and fourth periods on a 58 yard pass to Stoland and a 65 yard run by quarterback Ireland, with Ireland adding the extra point. Fort Scott had led 6 0 after a second period march aided by a Lawrence fumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lions
Haskell
Fort Scott
Treland
Stoland
Ireland
Soul
West Ireland
Walsh Reviews Training Rules for St Louis Buckles Down
St Louis University coach Charles Walsh tightens varsity regimen on diet rest and study. Players receive a strict schedule with bedtime by 10:30 pm and emphasis on regular meals, limited alcohol, no smoking, and a thirty minute monthly lecture plus daily practice sessions. Walsh, Notre Dame alumnus and brother of Adam Walsh, underscores discipline as key to football readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Louis University
Charles
Chile
Walsh
St. Louis University
Billiken
Notre
Dame
Uinder
Knute
Kst
Strange As It Seems Camel Corps of Bikanti in World War
John Hix recalls the colorful camel corps of Bikanti, organized in 1894 for Gordon relief and later reformed from Sudanese and Egyptian forces. The unit served in Egypt and China, with the Bikanir camp maintained by the Maharajah. In 1918 at Baccarat in Lorraine, Americans practiced capture behind lines, then achieved a smooth breakthrough in combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hix
Camel Corps
Bikanti
Egypt
Ree
ASA
Bikanir
Meharajah
China
America
Lorraine
Baldwin Eleven Defeats Eudora In Non-League Battle
Baldwin beat Eudora 19 to 0 yesterday afternoon in a non-league game. Baldwin scored on a 60 yard interception return, a second period TD from the Eudora 6 yard line, and a fourth quarter 30 yard TD. Baldwin had 6 first downs to Eudora’s 4 and 133 rushing yards to 59. Forrest Cox, K. U. freshman coach, was referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ebaz
Wood
Humérdus
Fort Scott
Manhattan
Will
Pipmence
Fort
Scott
Isella
Kephart CE Aenser Brooks S
Herrel Boardman
Ireland
Banta E. Duver
Lawrences
Tne Scott
Stout
Fenalties
Avrérice
Avis
Lawrence—Bailey
Robinson
Denlinger
D. Johnson
Dover
Raybourn
Kephart
Johnson
Della
Fort. Scott
Mathena
Bantay Banta
Baldwin
Eudora
Bald
Scoreless Tie In Kaw Valley League Football clash
Washington and Bonner Springs played to a scoreless tie at Bonner Springs field in a Kaw Valley league game. Washington mounted a 45 yard pass to reach the Bonner Springs five yard line for the only real scoring bid but could not score. Bonner Springs stopped the drive and held on downs. Wellsville beat De Soto 7 to 0 in a non league game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Rural
Bonner Spring
Bonner’ “Springs
Washington
Bonner Springs
Leu
Wellsville
DeSoto
KU Swimming Squad Prepares for Campaign
KU's swimming team trains three times weekly in Robinson Gym under coach Herbert Allphin. A 20-man squad includes eight freshmen. the rest are varsity eligible. Big Six meet schedule will be announced in December. dual meets with nearby colleges are hoped if in shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. Tank
Robinson
Herbert Allphin
Aliphin
Cold Capital Open Opens With Frost Delayed Start
Washington November 11 AP Amateur and professional golf stars wear heavy clothes as frost delays shift start at Kenwood country club for the Capital Open. Early times moved an hour to melt greens before the first round with a $2,600 prize. Notable entrants include Tommy Armour Ralph Guldahl Joe Kirkwood Horton Smith John Wood and Bill Mehl. A boxing or wrestling match ruling in Missouri may face reversal by the state athletic commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kenwood Country Club
Kenwood
Tommy. Armour
Ralph’ Guldahl
Johnny
Joe
Kirkwood
Horton Smith
John Wood
Bill
Mehl
Ice Hockey Gears Up For Kansas City Season
Ice hockey in the American Hockey Association readies for Kansas City with preliminary training starting November 15 and an opening game at Pla-Mar Ice Palace on November 30. The Kansas City Greyhounds lead a 24 game schedule with 16 to 18 players in practice, a 12 man lineup after January 1, 1934, and reduced ticket prices. The Skelly Oil Company trophy cup showcases in the lobby as Tulsa and Kansas City vie for the title, each having two championships already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American “Hockey Association
Kansas
Harry “A. “Hodgins
Thenstable Hard Printing” Company
William F. Grant
American Hockey Association
Joe Rue
Mike’ Goodman
Alh.a
Duluth
Wichita
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Skelly. Oil Company
Ah.a
Haskell Reserves Fall to Chillicothe Eleven
In Chillicothe the Haskell Reserves lost 7 to 0 as Chillicothe Business College blocked a punt then recovered for the only score late in the game. Haskell pressured early with a passing threat led by Jack White but could not convert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Chillicothe Business College
Chillicothe
Ducks
Braves
Cohn
Jack White
Indians
Ottawa Braves Defeat McPherson To Lead Conference
Ottawa University Braves take conference football leadership with an 18 to 0 win over McPherson College Bulldogs. Braves cross midfield often, with Knapper and Thornburg scoring. McPherson threatened twice but were held at the goal line. Ottawa earned 12 first downs and 194 yards to 153 for the Bulldogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ottawa‘university Braves
McPherson College’ Bulldogs
Epik
Bulldogs
Braves
Knapper
Thornburg
McPherson
Friends
Wichita
Bethany
Friends University
Quakers
Hartley
Coleman
Emporia Teachers
Wesleyan
Emporia
Maong
Kansas Wesleyan
Hornets
Roy “Inslee
Conway
King
McCoy
Hornet
Kuretich
Stutsman
Coyotes
Emiath
Benedict
Rockhurst
Kansas City
St. Benedict's Ravens
Hawks
Beattie
Raven
Ravens
Farmers Lease Hunting Rights Across States For Revenue
Farmers in multiple states are leasing hunting rights on their lands under new regulations. Figures show millions of acres opened to hunters with leasing fees up to 25 cents per acre and daily gun fees up to four dollars. States like Illinois New Jersey Wisconsin and New York discuss incentives and licenses to stock wildlife while farmers earn revenue to pay taxes buy shoes for children and support local economies.
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Gamesbirds
William J. Tucker
Texas‘ game_department
Connecticut
Georgia ‘Game Commission
Peter S. Twitty
Illinois
Mississippi
New ‘Jersey
Towaqua
Wisconsin
Colorado
Nebraska
Carolina
New York
College football scores from various colleges and high schools
Acenciated Press lists scores across college and high school games with teams such as McPherson Ottawa Bethany Friends & Knnasnas Benedict's Rockhurst Haskell Institute and others. Also notes Ohio rabbits danger from autos and 91 U.S. pilots volunteering for the Cuban army air service after the National hotel incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acenciated Press
College McPherson
Ottawa University
Bethany
Friends & Knnasnas
Cuba
Havana
Air Service
National Hotel
Local Clinton Belvor Residents Visit Topeka and Topeka Hospital
Mr and Mrs Walter Kamp schroeder and Mrs Effie Kamp schroeder visited Topeka Tuesday taking Mrs Ernest Nelson to Memorial hospital in Kansas City. Effie Kamp schu roeder returned Friday and went back Sunday to be with her daughter who will be operated Thursday. Mrs Anna Dean of Kansas City visited the Don Patton Chester Baldwin and Effie Kamp roeder homes the past week. A Presbyterian church work day was held Tuesday with new concrete steps added to the front walk. Mrs Leslie Demeritt returned from Chicago where she attended the Century for Progress and visited relatives. Beathyl Meek ill with mumps. her brother Leslie has recovered. Mr and Mrs Earl Woodward of Hutchinson visited over the weekend at the Arthur Loh home and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Woodward Jr and sons of New Mexico also recently visited here. Alvin Kamp sche roeder, a traveling salesman, is visiting home folks. Mr and Mrs Vitus Hadl and Virginia Marjorie Augusta Jeanette and Mrs French spent Sunday with relatives in Topeka. Mrs Charles Kamp sche roeder and Mrs Walter Hanell helped Mrs Russell Hanell make apple butter Wednesday. Roberta Hanell was an overnight guest of Dorothy Woodward Tuesday. Viva Waldron of western Kansas returned home after several weeks with Mrs Ray Hanell and family. Congratulations are in order for Mr and Myre Ray Hanell of this neighborhood. Mrs Hanell won?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Kampschroeder
Effie Kampschroeder
Presbyterian Church
Leslie Demeritt
Chicago
Beathyl Meek
Leslie
Earl Woodward
Hutchinson
Arthur Loh
Charles Woodward,Jr
New Mexico
Alvin Kampschroeder
Vitus Hadl
Virginia
Marjorie
Augusta
Jeanette
French
Topeka
Charles Kampechroeder
Walter” Hanell
Russell
Hanell
Roberta Hanell
Dorothy ‘Woodward
Waldron
Kansas
Ray Hanell
Myre
Ray” Hanell
Douglas county husking contest notes winners in divisions
Report covers results of the Douglas county husking contest with first place in the women’s division and Mr Hawell taking second in the men’s division. Includes local social notes on illness visits school events and community gatherings with numerous names and places.
Visitors and funeral notices from Tonganoixie area
Renowned residents and guests gather for Mrs. W. Allan's funeral in Tonganoxie. Attendees include Leavenworth and Lawrence clubs, Eastern Star members, and Federated Clubs delegates. Other notes cover family visits from Kansas City and Ann Arbor, a new stone garage project, and social events like bridge, picnics, and a Wiener roast with Halloween festivities among locals.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Davis
Jine
Lawice
Walsh Reviews
Rules For
Nedgeville
Georgia State College
Fe Camel Corps
Bikanirhe
Eudora High School
K U
Missouri
State Athletic’ Commission
Ats
Ohio State’ Divison
Ohio
Clinton-Belvor
Douglas. County
Hawell
Lucy Heine
Homer
Buck
Harry Murphy
Verna May
Jude Anderson
Carl Woodward
Lois Hawell
Charles Ince
Bradley
Aire
O. A. Bidingfer
Henry Davis
Bertha
McGaw
Fred
J. H. Kennison
Hall
Arthur Losh
Dorothy Woodward
Dorothy Jean Bachelor
Worden
Howard Kampschroeder
Theodore Bellman
Frank
Buckheim
Marian
Fred Davis
Mabel
Harvey Shaw
Herman
Harry Buckheim
Hattie Shaw
Clara
Louis Kropff
Grace
Laura
Louise
Oscar
Charles Boukircher
Hazel Pauline
Cletus Lehman
Junior
Air
Mr.Murphy
Bertha McCaw
Cand
Henry -Davis
M. J Murphy
Harry, Murphy
Charles” Riley
Will Johnson
Eva” Kuhns
Chester Baldwin
Sure Glax
Don Patton
Vitus
Hadlmore Baldwin
Faye Anderson
Harriet Hume
Marian Tucker
Walter Houk
Delbert Steele
Florence ‘Anderson
Gentry
RENO
Arlen K. Ulrich
Evelyn O’brien
Kansas, City
Chas, Ulrich and
C. D.lewis
Stull
Ann
Arbur
Mich
Oia
Arina Kline
Charles Peterson
Gobel i Lawrence
Hand
W. ©. Allan
Congregational
Tonganoxie
Henderson
Leaven- Worth
Fred Needham
Winslow
Alice ‘Spoor
M- Wileliamson
Maud Hazen
Ruth Stout
Frank Henry
Archie Knox
Foster Larming
Fred Angell
Walter Zellner
Will Stevenson
Allan
Delphian Club
Leavenworth
Mesdames de. Coursey
the. Miller
Linwood
Kelsall
Holliday
Shubert
Kansas” City
Gilbert
Pearson
C. W.sowers
Arthur Sowers
Grainfield
Kan
Ruttan
Ralph:McRilland
Georgiana Bleakley
W. J. Bleakley
Toneka
Robert Graham
Har
Othey
Wiley
A. Dehoff
Mercy Hospital
Mercy “Hospital
Ella
Nettie
O’deal
Perninar
Mre- A
Wartzack
Tommy
Glenn ‘Chaffin
Hal Forrest
Cam Harden
Rowe
Smp
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