Kansas State Beats Kansas 7 0 in Big Six Clash
In a windy afternoon game at the stadium Kansas State defeated Kansas 7 to 0 to derail Kansas University’s Big Six title hopes. Howard Cleveland scored the lone touchdown in the second period after a drive from the 20 yard line. The Wildcats dominated the first half with strong plays from Sims Briggs and Klimek and held Kansas to a single scoreless quarter before securing the win.
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Wildcats
Howard Cleveland
Kansas State
Kansas
Sims
Briggs
Klimek
Jayhawks
Aggies
Howard
Cleveland
Wildcat
Brock
Jayhawker
K-State
Jayhawkers
K. U
Fagler
Jayhawk
Kansas Band
Avansas State
Staleton
Douglass
Shirk
Krueger
Sullivant
Replogie
Masoaner
Sthlanick
Replogle
Riggs
Briges
Hackney
Pitts
Cardarelli
Drummaker
Multheim
Divens
Nordstrom
Speer
Masoner
Moreland
Anderson
Repiogle
Kansas State Holds Off Kansas In Drive Scoring Duel
Unofficial summary shows Kansas State leading Kansas 7 0 at halftime with brief third period exchanges. Kansas drives stalemate, key players include Replogle, Cleveland, Amerine, and Briggs with multiple interchanges and several punts and first downs.
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Kansas State
Kansas
Panthers Crush Huskers 13 to 7 at Pitt Stadium
Pitt trailing at halftime surged in the fourth period to topple Nebraska 13 to 7 before 71 000 fans. A key late play saw Dodd sprint 60 yards after a Stapulis pass, then Pitt capitalized on a Huskers fumble for a second touchdown. Souchak added the kick to cap the scoring.
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Pitt
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
Stapulis
Andrews
Dodd
English Place
Goldberg
Stebbins
Cornhuskers
Patrick
Souchak
Panthers
Anderson
Huskers
Lezovski
Cassiano
Kansas and Kansas State Clash Draws Jayhawker Crowds
Thousands of fans swarm Lawrence for the Kansas vs Kansas State football clash. Traffic is heavy with police directing flow as the Wildcat band leads a downtown parade and officials from Kansas State and Kansas boards attend events around the Union building. Governor Haxman arrives in the afternoon.
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Jayhawker
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas State
Mississippi Street
Kansas Highway Patrol
Wildcat
Union Pacific
Massachusetts Street
Sigma Delta Chi
Topeka
Athetic Board
Board of Regents
Board of Directors
Union
Walter A. Haxman
Football finals and scoreline roundup
A compilation of college football results with multiple programs posting shutout or low scoring games. Notable scores include Oklahoma 7 over Missouri 0, Notre Dame 7 over Army 0, Yale 26 over Princeton 0, and Penn State 21 over Maryland 14.
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Oklahoma
Missouri
Notre Dame
Army
Ohio State
Rutgers
Yale
Princeton
Temple
Bucknell
Manhattan
North Carolina State
Holy Cross
Brown
Cornell
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Columbia
Georgetown
New York University
Harvard
Davidson
Penn State
Maryland
Carnegie Tech
Michigan State
Kansas State Beats Kansas In Scrappy Ending At End Of Game
Kansas State substitutes multiple players including Fagler and Klimek as the drive-by-drive sequence features runs by Fagler and Briggs. Standout tackles and a late turnover near the Kansas State 47 end the contest with Cleveland breaking through for a final 6-yard gain.
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Divens
Warren
Wilson
Kansas
Kansas State
Klimekear Fagler
Crumbaker
Muhletm
Amerine
Cleveland
Replogle
Basilevac
Klimek
Shirk
Tain
Heaton
Reeler
Reezler
Kruever
Case
Nordstrom
Socolofsky
Ellis
Renlogle
Repberle
Briegs
Hackney
Wienecke
Masoner
Sullivant
Sulvant
Rankin
Douglass
Fagler
Arnold
Sims
Briggs
Jayhawkers
Sihlanick
Richardson
Burnette
Muhlheim
Pitts
Cardarelli
Meier
Mrs Leslie Carter Dies In Santa Monica At 75
Mrs Leslie Carter, 75, famed stage star of the late 1890s, died at her Santa Monica home after a long illness from a heart ailment. Her career made her a toast of the theatrical world in her era.
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Leslie Carter
Santa Monica
Calif
Special Session To Start Monday In Washington
Congress to meet Monday to tackle farm and labor legislation amid concerns about the economy. President Roosevelt to send a message outlining views on crop control wage hour and government reform while debates on tax revision continue.
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Washington
Congress
Altho
O’connor
D-N.y
House Rules Committee
Bankhead
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Jones
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Observatory Sky Day at K U Tomorrow
The K U Observatory will host Sky Day tomorrow afternoon at 2 15 PM featuring the sun and sunspots as a dramatic part of the eleven year cycle. Director J N Wyman Storer will discuss The Star of Day and spectators may view the solar spectrum with a spectroscope. A musical program from the university's music school will include solar themed selections.
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K. U. Observatory
J. N. Wyman Storer
K. U. School of Music
Xavier Wins Midget Game 6 to 0 Over Pembroke
Xavier defeated Pembroke Country Day 6 to 0 in a midget football game before the Kansas Kansas State matchup. Leclouse, Xavier left halfback, ran 20 yards around end for the winning score.
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Xavier
St. Francis Xavier
Pembroke Country Day
Leclouse
Automotive Ad Highlights 1958 Plymouths and Chrysler Cars
Regional auto page promotes 1958 Plymouth models and Chrysler vehicles with a trade-in incentive at 827 Vermont Avenue. Includes brief price lines and showroom mention.
Controversy Over Crop Control Hinders Farm Aid Prospects
Washington November 13. Controversy over crop control methods and financing dampened hopes for quick farm legislation at the special session. The House Agriculture Committee dropped arbitrary marketing quotas for wheat cotton and rice while tacitly approving tobacco quotas and delaying corn decisions. AAA officials urged compulsory corn control. Senator Bankhead vowed to seek cotton provisions in the Senate bill. Financing shifts to Ways and Means to raise about 200 million dollars amid presidential tax demands.
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Jones
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Senate
Washington
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
Wallace
AAA
Claude R. Wickard
North Central
I. W. Duggan
Robert Shields
Bankhead
D.-Ala
House Committee
Balloon Crash Cuts Power Across Northern France
A British air force balloon crashed near Ligneville 15 miles from Chaumont after drifting from Ramsgate. It tore two miles of cable, blacking Calais Boulogne St Omer and Bethune and halting mines factories lights transport and radios until repair crews cleared high tension lines.
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Chaumont
France
Ligneville
English Channel
Ramsgate
Paris
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Calais
Boulogne
St. Omer
Bethune
Compagnie Electrique Bethunoise
Bandit Steals Car After Lunch at Lawrence Cafe
Francis Bereiter of North Lawrence was robbed by an unidentified man armed with a long knife who hid in his 1929 Ford coach. The thief ordered Bereiter to drive a loop through Sixth Street Michigan Street Highway 40 Brackett School and past the Country Club before fleeing as Bereiter alerted police from the Kappa Sigma house.
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Francis Bereiter
North Eighth Street
North Lawrence
Bereiter
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Sixth Street
Michigan Street
Highway 40
Brackett School
Country Club
Kappa Sigma House
K State Two Miles Defeat KU Runners Before Game
The Kansas State two-mile team defeated the University of Kansas runners 34 to 21 this afternoon before the Kansas State and Kansas football clash. Miller of Kansas State won in 9:46 with Mitchell two seconds back. Klann of Kansas was third in 9:58, followed by Isle Hofsas Hassan Ryan Toberin Buckmaster Marks in order.
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Kansas State
University of Kansas
Miller
Mitchell
Klann
Kansas
Isle
Hofsas
Hassan
Ryan
Toberin
Buckmaster
Marks
State income tax receipts rise in first ten months of 1937
Kansas state income tax brought in 2,337,162 during the first ten months of 1937, up 44 percent from the same period in 1936. October receipts totaled 433,856, versus 283,836 in October 1936. The ten month total compares with 1,627,? ast year and 1,355,504 in 1935 with 845,? at 1934.
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Topeka
Kansas
John K. Speck
Economists Discuss Treasury Policies At Kansas Meeting
Dean C C Fichtner of the University of Arkansas outlines fiscal policy shifts affecting the U S Treasury at a Kansas conference of about 50 teachers of economics. He cites debt expansion, social security funds, and the case for reducing expenditures and returning monetary controls to the Fed.
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C. C. Fichtner
University of Arkansas School of Business
U. S. Treasury
Teachers of Economics and Business
Kansas
University of Kansas
Treasury
U. S
U.S
Federal Reserve
Merger Plan Near for United Methodist Denominations
Fort Wayne Indiana reports two thirds of a unification plan for three Methodist denominations with about 8 million members worldwide. Only final approval by the Methodist Episcopal Church South remains after North officials accepted merger plans. Southern churches report Armistice Day support around 90 percent across 30 of 42 conferences. Birmingham hosts the next general session May. The unified church will have five geographic jurisdictions plus a sixth for Negro churches and conferences.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
North
Methodist Protestant Church
Nashville
Tenn
Birmingham
Methodist ‘Church
KU Freshman Frink Suffering Mild Concussion
Frank R. Rusty Frink a KU freshman and former Lawrence High star sustained a mild concussion during touch football for the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity team. He was taken to Watkins Memorial Hospital and listed as not seriously ill by Dr. R J Canuteson.
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Frank. R
Rusty” Frink
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Phi Kappa Psi
Frink
Watkins Memorial Hospital
R. J. Canuteson
Salve to Save Business Not Dispensed at Special Session
Washington reports indicate Congress unlikely to act on tax revision during a special session. Senate Leader Barkley and Speaker Bankhead doubt quick passage before Christmas. Senator Chavez urged immediate modification of the undivided profits tax.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Bankhead
D-Ala
Chavez
D-N.m
Plan at Ft Hays tests waiving fees for NYA students
The Kansas board of regents started an experimental plan at Fort Hays State College to waive fees for NYA students in special vocational courses. A committee led by Charles M. Marger will draft details with Miss Anne Laughlin and present the plan within a month. About 100 students may benefit if adopted at Hays and later state wide.
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Ft. Hays State College
Anne Laughlin
Kansas
NYA
Board of Regents
Charles M. Marger
Abilene
Drew McLaughlin
Paola
E. Beckner
Colby
Lester McCoy
Garden City
C. E. Barrick
Hays
Don Henry
K. U
J. L. Bradley
Wellington
Sam Edwards
Blue Rapids
Fred Harris
Ottawa
Ralph T. O’neil
Topeka
H. L. Snyder
Winfield
Hosford Dies at 89 Oldest Local Settler and Kin Noted
Ovando Hosford 89 father of F W Hosford and C B Hosford Lawrence died Friday evening at a local hospital. He helped settle in this area around 1855 after moving from West Zanesville Ohio. Funeral Monday at 10 from Funk chapel with Rev. Robert A Hunt and Oak Hill cemetery burial. Survived by two sons four daughters and 15 grandchildren plus one great grandchild.
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Ovando Hosford
F. W. Hosford
C. B. Hosford
Lawrence
Hosford
Jefferson County
West
Zanesville
Kansas
Round Grove
Leavenworth
Funk Chapel
Robert A. Hunt
Oak Hill Cemetery
R. H. Forrester
Sioux City
Ralph Graham
Kaw City
Okla
Ruby Hosford
O’brien
Ore
McKinley H. Warren
Boston
Mass
Norton project approved for tuberculosis sanitarium expansion
Topeka November 13 CPI J A Mer mis state business manager said the PWA approved plans for the Norton tuberculosis sanitarium building enlargement and sewage disposal system. Bids for the work will be opened December 1. The project, including new equipment, may cost about 490000 with PWA paying 204545.
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Topeka
CPI
J. A. Mermis
PWA
Norton
Mermis
Parents Visit Cordley School During National Education Week
About 130 parents were invited to Cordley School to visit on Wednesday and Friday at 2 30 p m to hear teachers explain the work and subjects taught. The program marked National Education Week celebrations.
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Cordley School
Stock Market Index Holds At 48.6
The average of 60 stocks stood at 48.6 as of yesterday. Ford Service in Hamilton records 702 Vermont advance.
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Ford
Hamilton
Committee meetings map drive for unemployment census
The mayor's committee met at the Chamber of Commerce to plan an educational drive for the national unemployment census to be conducted November 16 to 20. Roger Williams and postal workers will aid in distributing and collecting census cards to unemployed individuals in eligible categories.
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Chamber of Commerce
United States
Roger Williams
Alfred E. Lawrence
Williams
A Taste of Winter Sweeps Kansas From Indian Summer
Topeka reports end of warm spell as northwest winds bring a cold snap. S D Flora federal meteorologist says eastern Kansas may drop to 25 35 degrees tonight while western counties see 25 30 degrees with snow in western Canada. Forecast calls for normal night temps around 25 35 and daytime 45 with a hard freeze welcomed by farmers fighting sprouting wheat and grasshoppers. Dust blowing recurs in Dodge City Amarillo and southwestern Kansas counties awaiting colder ----------------------------------------------------------------
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Topeka
Kansas
Canada
S. D. Flora
Calgary
Flora
Western
Dodge City
Amarillo
Henry Can Schedule Two Remaining Games for 1938
The K U athletic board authorized Gwinn Henry and the athletic committee to schedule two remaining non-conference football games for 1938. The committee includes Dr. R C Moore Dr W W Davis and George Nettels. The board approved 25 prize money for the homecoming parade and up to 50 for the general homecoming program. Station KFKU will broadcast the Missouri Kansas football game on November 25 despite other stations airing it.
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K. U. Athletic Board
Gwinn Henry
R. C. Moore
W. W. Davis
K.U
George Nettels
Pittsburg
KFKU
Dean Swarthout Heads to Memphis for Exam
Dean D M Swarthout leaves for Memphis Tennessee as examiner for the National Association of Schools. He is chairman of the association’s curriculum committee and will examine Southwestern College before returning to Lawrence Wednesday.
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Swarthout
Tennessee
D. M. Swarthout
Memphis
Tenn
National Association of Schools
Southwestern College
Association
Lawrence
Kansas Weather Forecast and Conditions Noted
Kansas forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Sunday with colder air. Arkansas City should see generally clear to partly cloudy morning conditions and good dirt road travel. Temperature readings show 60 at 7 p.m. yesterday and a quiet day with no major highs or lows listed.
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Pjesme Eeataas
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Beeler
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LE Reweves
Ellis G. Rhule
Krueger Stapletot
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W. C. Simons
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R. B. Stevens
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E. F. Akers
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Merle Akers
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