Bausch Drives Jayhawkers Past Kansas State 6 0
Bausch leads the Jayhawkers with a six run surge after a scoreless first period as Kansas falls to Kansas State 6 0. Sooners 0.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1930
Page
1
Kansas and Oklahoma Battle On Stadium Field
The first half ended Kansas 6 Oklahoma 0 with Jarring Jim Bausch scoring a second quarter touchdown for Kansas after a drive from the Oklahoma 44 yard line. Bausch failed to convert the extra point as Kansas held a 6 point lead amid a cloudy sky and fast dry field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Smith
Bausch
Sooners
89Ers
University of Oklahoma
Jayhawk
Oklahoma
K. U
Schaake
Mills
Jayhawkers
Borah
Stuck
Cox
Fisher
Sehaake
Warren
Oklaoma
Mils
Boot
Micksead
Mile
Jeft
Milla
Kirk
Pears
Atils
Young
Tomme
Massod
Stone
Rose
Stepsen
Wes
Pase
Hannas
Kanese
Mazsad
Rost
Milt, Foe
Milse
Beach
Lee
Homa
Mass
Une
Mill
Bobante
Snendig
Trom
Schakke
Jasco Wasen
Fey
Righ
Schooka Manent
Onklahoma
Cox Schanke
Torgeth
Oklahoma Toolies
Uie
Leavenworth Board Delays Election Returns Canvass
Leavenworth Kansas officials pause canvass as county board defers closing election returns amid dispute over three precincts. A mandamus hearing is set for Tuesday to compel certification, with judges considering the legitimacy of votes from disputed precincts and the national soldiers home polling place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth ‘County Board
Eridorfz
Bean
Wenders
American Royal opens with 6000 livestock champions on display
Kansas City hosts the 82nd American Royal livestock and horse show as more than 6000 elite exhibitors from farms across plains states and the southwest arrive. Judges will assess sheep cattle poultry ducks chickens and turkeys over eight days in the Royal building with sales later targeting buyers for beef pork and mutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
City
Plains States
Southwest
Missouri Amule
Lawrence High Seconds Defeat Topeka 38 to 0
Lawrence High Seconds beat Topeka High Seconds in Topeka this morning 38 to 0. Coach L R Perry’s men scored in every quarter. Treland led with two touchdowns and two extra points, while Sexton, Brass, Riling and Jackson added one each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High
Topeka High
Topeka
L. R.perry
Lawrence Treland
Lawrence
Sexton
Brass
Riling
Jackson
Cagle 18 Released After West Point Star Detained
The report notes former West Point football star Christian Keener Cagle was released from detention after a brief period in custody. In other sports items, Oklahoma's game details include substitutions and a 21 point score, with players like Baker and Cox involved as the team navigated turnover and yardage in the match.
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Starkville
Mies
Christian Keener Cagle
West Point
Hi H Critz
Missaonal
Riots erupt in Madrid as workers clash with police
Rioting gripped Madrid with strikers clashing with police across the city. Fourty thousand construction and metal workers walked out, arrests mounted, and violence spread to university districts where students joined. A morgue crowd gathered after two workers were slain the prior day amid mounting unrest.
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Madrid
Para Yz
San Carlos ‘University
Mapa
Republic
Daonder
Bound Tourists Rescued at Glacier Park in Snow
Great Falls Montana November 15 AP More than fifty persons were rescued after their automobile bearing a Washington license was stranded in heavy snow near Glacier Park station. State and county railroad rations and farm houses provided shelter for the fortunate motorists as winter set in and clearing weather was awaited.
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Falls
Mont
Glacier Park Station
Washington
Kalla
Great Falls
Entertains at Luncheon for Mexican President's Son
A luncheon was hosted this afternoon at the Hidege Hotel by the Sons of Mexican President Amen di Sweeney. About twelve guests attended as the event honored the visiting dignitary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of
Amendi Sweeney
Hidhige
U.O
Woodring Narrowly Leads Kansas Governor Race
In Topeka a tightly contested race yields Woodring ahead by a small margin over Haucke with absentee ballots still unsettled. Official canvass and court actions delay final results as counts and legal challenges unfold across counties including Leavenworth and Wyandotte.
Union to Move as Office Space Upgrades Begin
The article notes Union plans to move operations to a temporary headquarters after a fire, with printing presses and wine equipment removed from a basement. Bronze doors for the Eighth street entrance arrive and are being installed, as interior work wraps up and the organization aims to occupy new homes within ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Balding Pas Friern AM Union
Ani Wine
S. Baty
Eighth Street
Occu
F Aid
Aero 5
Comedians Steal Show in U S Operetta at High School
Bill Hampton and Bill Borth as Bob Ballentine and Bill Blake led the two act operetta Belle of adt pres backed by Doris Dixon as Henrietta Whipstitch. F Funk also starred with Josephine Sellance and Jewel Hassin among the cast. Byron G.C. Donmyer directed the show with assistants Miss Jet Kennedy and Joe Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hampton
Bill Borth
Bob Ballentine
Bill Blake
Mra
Horace Necart
Gs Jewell
Ben Oe Mel
Org Hassin
Abe 2
Byron GC
Donmyer
Jet Kennedy
Joe Ulm
Kansas Girl in Debut Pianist Miss Huggins Featured
New York critics praised Misa Mary gins of Emp Huggins for evident musical ability in a piano debut at Town Up. The performance included Bach and Brahms works along with modern pieces. audience reception was cordial despite notes on needed strength and speed. The Business Men's Forum announces a 9:45 talk on Henry Ford and his religion with visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Misa Marygins
Emp Huggins
Pater
Judge
Kae
Yeany
New York Times
Business Men's Forum
Business Men’s Forum
Ion
Henry Ford
Carl Wilson Trial Opens Monday in Douglas County Court
The Carl Wilson murder trial moves to Douglas County District Court Monday after two prior Jefferson County trials were set aside by the Iowa Supreme Court. Wilson, a Jefferson County farmer, is charged with killing his wife three years ago at the Wilson farm near Oskaloosa. The defense claims she died from a cow kick. the state alleges Wilson killed her to end marital troubles. Change of venue was granted due to prejudice in Jefferson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wilson
Jefferson County
Douglas County
Snadge
Hugh
Honday
Supreme Court
Wilson
Erin Wilson
Wilson Barn
Oskaloosa
Wilson Farm
ML A. Bender
Senate County
Horace Phi
Ben
Two Important Events Are Slated for K. U. Today
About 100 parents attended a meeting at the University of Kansas with officers elected for the past year. Hutchinson man A. Pa Hassig was named president with Riresi Bruner and Van K. Bruner as board leaders, Mrs. David Page and Mrs. Arthur A. Litte as board members. Speakers included Miss Hesband dean of women and Paul Brewes, with E. H. Lindley and Adrian Lindsey invited to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Hutchinson
A. Pa Hassig
Kansas City
Riresident
van K. Bruner
David Page
Te Topeka
Arthur A. Litffle
Kan
Board of Directs
Miss Hesband
Paul Ween
Visiting Eds Find No Cheer in News of Day
Two elderly Kansas editors at breakfast in the Ho tel Eldridge share a skeptical view of the front pages. One notes the presence of a Demo foile Governor story and an Iowan football tale as they skim the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Eldridge
Wolf Bites Two Fingers From Woman's Hand
A wolf attacked a woman near Seee Oot, biting two fingers from her hand as she sheltered a flock of sheep. She fought back, the wolf fled, and she was hospitalized with injuries expected to heal but likely require further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Ashe
Ash Pital
Acquittal in Burgert Shoe Store Burglary Case
A. B. Hailey an 18 year old Lawrence youth was acquitted by a Douglas county court jury after a three hour deliberation in the Burgert shoe store burglary from November 26. The state rested after presenting closing arguments while Hailey and others testified, with witnesses detailing Hailey's reputation and involvement disputed. Additional burglary counts against Hailey and Tornaden were expected to be heard at the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hailey
Lawrence
Burgert
Douglas County Lees Court
Nene
Hailey
Sylvia Tornaden
John Bradley -Knavely
Bradley
Larley
Tornaden
Gentereny
Halley
Star Former Secretary Faces Robbery Charges
District 1 investigates Daisy Devoe former secretary amid embezzlement claims tied to a film actress Fitts asserts a confession, Miss Devoe denies it and expects grand jury action next Thursday. Police note missing items traced to Devoe, including money and property. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Baron Fittay
Daisy Devoe
Clara
Fitts
Miss Devoe
Missa Devoe
Bliss Devoe
Misa Bow
New York
Miss. Devoe
Discas
Miss Bow
Ofice
Misa Devoe
Ant
Devoe
Po Ateletic
University of Kansas board session adjourned amid secrecy
The Kansas board meeting began at 12:20 AM and adjourned at 1:15 PM with most members present except Dr. John Outland of Kansas City. No details were given on topics discussed, and the afternoon session was set for 5 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas i¢ Board
Seana R. Lindley
John Outland
Kansas City
University of Kansas Editors Banquet Highlights and Speakers
Chancellor E H Lindley Senator Arthur Capper and A L Miller of Battle Creek Mich were among guests and speakers at the University of Kansas annual editors banquet in the Memorial Union cafeteria. Drew McLaughlin of the Miami Republican acted as toastmaster while Kansas editors attended Newspaper Round Tables and a football game luncheon in Lawrence. Capper praised editor support and noted Kansas’ two newspaper men as senators, stressing continued ties with Kansas press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lindley
Arthur Capper
A.L. Miller
Battle Creek
Mich
Kansas
University of Kansas
Drew McLaughlin
Miami Republican
Paola
Memorial Union
University
Associated Press
Kansas-Oklahoma
Lawrence Chamber of
Comeon
Eldridge Et
Capper
Washington
W. Y. Morgan
Board of Regents
Hutchinson News and Herald
Nebraska
Lindley
State of Kansas
Inpesenk
Governor Elect Woodring Plans Early Work on State Problems
Neodesha Kan Nov 15 AP Harry Woodring cannot be inaugurated governor until January yet he expects to tackle Kansas issues weeks before C M Reed relinquishes the chair in the state house. He will issue a statement next week outlining his administration's cardinal points and then take a brief vacation to rest from campaigning. Destination of the trip not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neodesha
Kan
Harry. Wodring
Kansas
C. M. Reed
State House
Topeka
Frank Haucke
Woodring
Associate
Deseret
Sean
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