Locals Thump Atchison 18 to 13 in Football Clash
Lawrence high edged Atchison 18 to 13 as the locals leveraged a powerful aerial attack and sharp running by Dicker and Harris. Lawrence led 12 to 0 at half, added two more in the third, while Atchison fought back with Schletzbaum and Vandyke scoring. Ganter’s pass to Pucka drew a late flag, and Lawrence with interceptions by Poland preserved the lead. Officials were Quigley, Proctor, and Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High
Atchison High
Atchison
Dicker
Joe Ulm
Atchison Scorutes
Fetzbaum
Ken
Lawrence
Harris
Wantz
Moore
Pucka
Feld
Fiss
Sebletabaum
Vandyke
Ganter
Quigey
Allen
Bellevue
Sui
Lawrence Atchison Noore
Affleck Cohen
Pendleton
Gofler Higley
Mettner Seeber Emery
G. Allison Harris
Poland
Harmon Fritzel
Schletzbaum
Larry Quigley
St. Benedicts
Jess Proctor
Pittsburg
Gene Sullivan
Lawrency
Groebe
Emery
Atchipon
Harhon
Harmony
Notre Dame and Southern California Exceed in Exhibition Football
A November 8 exhibition showcased Notre Dame routing Penn 60 20 and Southern California crushing opponents 74 0. Led by Frank Carideo, Notre Dame’s offense produced 534 rushing yards in 29 plays delivering eight touchdowns after nine carries. Penn’s woes echoed historic losses to Yale Harvard and Princeton before Woodruff era changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Franklin’ Field
O ' Dartmouth
Illinois
Grange
Four Horsemen
Ford
Irish
Pennsylvania
Rockne
Savoldi
Brill
O'Connor
Princeton
Penn
Tigers
Harvard
Cat
Quakers
Woodruff
Hare
Brooke
Osgood
Michigan
Georgia Tech
Kaw
Cornell
Elie Arte
Canzoneri Wins Lightweight Title at Madison Square Garden
Tony Canzoneri defeated Mackie Bid Berg to claim the lightweight crown at Madison Square Garden last night. The bout ended 1 minute 6 seconds after the opening bell as Canzoneri’s left hook and right cross sealed the title, marking a dramatic comeback after doubters had written him off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony Os Joneri
New Orleans
Tony
Mackie Bid Berg
Madison Square Garden
Big High School All-Star Game Set In Los Angeles
Missouri Valley and California start to meet in December, bringing an all-star high school eleven from Southern California and a picked team from the Seeari Valley district. Edward Blue Howell, former backfield star, is noted as a member of the Los Angeles team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
California
Ee Seeari
Los Angeles
Ahi el“ Baiie West
Edward “Blue” Howell
Ebracke
Fort Scott Jays roll to seventh straight win 21 0
Fort Scott Junior College and Jay team extended their winning streak to seven with a 21 0 victory over Haskell Institute reserve squad. Brinkman connected on key passes setting up two early Fort Scott touchdowns as Matthews and David rushed in for the other score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
Fort Scott Junior College
Jay
Haskell Institute
Brinkman
Fort. Scott
Matthews
David
Ore
Warrenaina Ho
Ottawa Universi Anior
Haskell
el Dorado
Coffeyville
Arkansas City
Eureke
Pittsburg
Fort Sots O
Missouri may host three football games next fall
Missouri athletic director C. L. Brewer said if the Big Six authorizes a nine game schedule, the 1931 season will include three home games. He indicated only Kansas State, Kansas and Colorado would visit Columbia, while road games would feature Texas, Iowa State, Colorado, and Kansas as the conference settles the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Big Six
Kansas City
University ‘of Missouri
C. L. Brewer
Kansas State
Toeniversity of Texas
University of of Colorado
Iowa State Iee University
Cura of Kansas
Favors Cheaper Tickets For Big Six Sports
Columbia Missouri November 15 AP The athletic directors seek ways to lower admission charges for Big Six games sending proposals to C L Brewer University of Missouri official. Current adult prices run 2.50 or 3.00 dollars with hopes cheaper seating will keep younger fans in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
Big Six Foods
C. L Brewer
Seeeder
University of Misautink
Scoring 18 Explained in Ames Track Confusion
Confusion over the two mile race and its successor has been cleared by athletics and coaches. The event will replace the old format as a regular ten place event, with order of finish noted from twenty to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Gemins Tereplace
Babe Ruth Confronts Doubts After Contested Hit Call
A garbled reminiscence cites Babe Ruth venting over a disputed play, lamenting how a hit is scored. The piece hints at tension between players and press box scorers and references a 1928 game involving Joe Harris of the Red Sox and a ground ball to Jefe Bald ditty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Demaree
New York Giants
Babe Ruth
Tate
Joe Harris
Red Sox
World boxing results and high school standings mixed report
The page lists boxing outcomes including Ken Canzone beating Al Singer and other fighters such as Charlie Retz iaff and Art Madey with various decision outcomes. It also notes Miltonvale Kansas securing the Solomon Valley league title with a 4 0 record and Derby results where John Pesek from Ravenna won the national coursing meet, alongside scattered regional results and mentions of multiple boxing and wrestling figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony Canzone
Ra Rawmoners
Ken
al Singer
Senny
Ric 'E
Sally ‘Schwartz
Ier
Jimmy McNamara
Chicago
Ha Mien
Winnler
Edger “Nirman
Norway
Antonio Hysta
Pat Charlie Retziaff
F. Sareates
Paul Pantaleo
Nando Tassi
Italy
Art Madey
Chi
Shanks
Fea
Grand Forks
Jimmy ME
Kid
Fettix
Grand Fork
Minneapolia
Daniels
Minneeapolis
Charleys Belanger
Res Firpo
Louis‘lle
Kyzie Ene
Joe West
Charleroi
Pat
Girard
Kan
John Pesek
Community Notes From Villa Eden Area Nineteenth Century Style
Local front page items report on funerals and illness, election board members at Fall Leaf event, improvements and visits by residents including Miss Emma Trapp and Miss Thelma Smith. Several gatherings and calls between families such as the Torneden, Hill, Davidson, and Reetz households are noted, with school holidays for Linwood high students and an upcoming program at At school house on November 14. Mrs I L White remains ill with her daughter Mrs Meinke staying with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harmon
Dickinson
Fall Leaf
Neden,cleks
Hebert Gregg
Harve Ni
Ee Schellack
Ga Toeie
W. E. Pettingill
Reno
Emma Trapp
Thelma Smith
Maurine Quinlin
Kansas City
W. E. Brock
John Canary
Dollie Hill
William Torneden
Rand
Fred Reetz
Joe Doyle
Will Hill
Paul Torneden
Nora
Ben Hurd
Williamstown
LeShure
Hi ‘Inson
M. Hurd
Lawrence
Leonard Trapp
Will ‘Anderson
Anna Torneden
Chas. Davidson
Manhattan
Davidson
Lillian Torneden
August Torneden
Merlin Brock
Linwood High School
Lawrence Wednesd
Chas
Jere Crabb
E. J. Crabb
Weston Mo
Crabb
Lind
John Doyle
Mon‘Ys Arnold
Louis Torneden
Topeka
I. L. White
A. Meinke
de- Soto
Community Notes From High Prairie and Nearby
Sunday visits and social calls fill a list of local notices. Families including Beckners, Landis, Flory and Churchbaugh share meals and greetings across Union and Lawrence, with a mention of Doris Markley and local schools and attendance noted.
Halloween tacky party at High Prairie school
High Prairie school held a Halloween tacky party Friday evening with games enjoyed by all. Gerald Puckett won the prize costume. The event featured local families and neighbors visiting Clearfield and Worden areas, with Mrs. Fred Deay and the Breithaupts among guests and relatives noted throughout the lengthy social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie School
Gerrald Puckett
Holm family and neighbors note hospital visit and events
Mr and Mrs B I Holmes of Ms Russel Deayelena and sister Mrs Earl Hogland visited the hospital where she remains seriously hurt from Saturdays auto wreck but slowly improving. Clifford Anderson of Vinland visited the Holmes home. Freee was to school Thursday and Friday as the teacher. Orvil ane attended teachers meetings. Miss Johanna Griffis returned from Crowder for a teachers meeting. Jim Jones and son of Vinland visited the Wray home. Mrs Anna Cripe and others spent Sunday with the Wray family in Michigan Valley and Ottawa relations attended various gatherings nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Beckner
Will Howner
Union
Ettay
Paren
Fred Deay
Flora
Worden
John Selzer
John Cane
Roy Breithaupt
Jones
Clifford Brithaupt
de Soto
Clifford
George Patente
Reithaupt
Harold Eberhart
Lawrence
Henry Hausman
Ira E. McBride
Africa
Clearfield
McBride
Wes- Deckwa
A. Rodewald
Walter
Philip Gabriel
Deeks Sr
Johnny
Mt Badara
Tee Brecheisen
Sun- Robert
Kramer
Gardner
Martin Breifhautt
Irene
Lena Breithaupe
Alma Breithaupe
Alberta Deckwa
Hanna Meeder
Captain’s Creek
Johnny Brechelsen
John
Flip Brechelsen
Sophia Selzer
Carrie Selzer
Gideon Breithaupt
Ted Brel
Clarence, Thaupt
Aon
Church Inn
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Mission Band
Clearfield Church
Rodewald
W. Ma
Ww. M
Iembere
Etta Bell
Henry Bunstean
John Sturm
Grand- Eline
Arthur Miller
Manhattan
Mary Miller
Anna
Gainear
Wilford Selzer
B. I. Holmes
Russel Deayelena
Earl Orl Hogland
Clifford Anderson
Vinland
B. T. Holmes
Freee
Orvilane
Johanna Griffis
Crowder
Jim Jones
Wray
Anna Cripe
Dave Wray
Ernest
Jesse Wray
Michigan Valley
Roy Fogwell
Ray
Carbondale
James Wray
Arianie Wray
Ottawa
Sarah Crist
Centropolis
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Fritzel
Gantret
Cohen
Mettner
Schtelzbaum
van Dyke
Seeber
Allison
Albin Booth
Alberta
Davis
Jasper Park
Xplain John Hix
Peter Echo
Howard Jones
Southern California
Knute Kenneth
Notre
Dame Ae
Southern
Calimia
Old Penn
Philadelphia
Yale
Rush
Canzoneri
Sterling
McPherson College
Sterling College
McPherson
Clay
Klexin
Ferguson
F. Johnson
L. Johnson
Besnah
St. Benedict
Wentworth Mill Academy
Wentworth
Ottawa University
Warrensburg
Ieee
Vichore
McDowell
Quarrensburg
Ant
Indsborg
AP Ar
Bethany
Beionde
Lindaborg
Ithresta
Rane
Ha Uanton
Zimmerman
Bodertere
Pedera Marton
Martin
Soniees Din
San
Zaninevor
Pal Indore
ELKS
Wottig
Kahne
Holmes
Ecorse
Joyce
Ate
Nutt
University Coal Co
Huron
Art Nedeau Hill
Nolland
Dockun Vt
Butler
Missouri
Laws
Miltonvale
Pillcavale
Pagte Pontestite
Villa Eden
High Prairie
Virgil Landis
Armin and
Warren
Lewis Churchbaugh
Homer Disque
C. A. Ars Hy
Banmos Flory Uehter
Phce Kanneni
Dan Flory
Pleasant Grove
Bob Markley
Doris
Jag. J. Lane
Wednes
Dr. Keith
Haskell’s ‘Handy
Slime Gaseit
Pap
Haskell Indians
LeriLe Rabbit
Ani
Mr. Selzer
Reid
Wellsville
Wil Selzer
Stony Point
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