Kansas faces Colorado clash in Boulder non conference tilt
Coach Ad Lindsey leads 27 Jayhawkers to Boulder for a Colorado battle amid a snowstorm. Kansas aims to counter Colorado’s Lam offense and altitude while three regulars return to bolster the lineup.
Pittsburg Teachers Wrest Tie Fight With Fort Hays
Topeka Kan November 15 Pittsburg Teachers beat Fort Hays 21 0 on an ice coated field to strengthen a push for a shared Central Intercollegiate championship. Hays fumbles doomed their hopes while Pittsburg must finish against Emporia and Southwestern to force a Wichita tie as Wichita has completed its schedule with three wins and one loss. Emporia finishes with McPherson tonight and Southwestern lost 41 0 to Southwestern Oklahoma. Wichita has an open date Saturday with nothing left to do in the conference.
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Wrestling Last Night’s Mixed Results Across Cities
Des Moines Baron Ben Ginsbere 218 of New York defeated Roland Eichmeyer 220 of Stillwater Oklahoma in two straight falls. Worcester Danno O Mahoney 220 of Ireland beat Mike Mavurki 215 of Albany New York in straight falls. CIHI Olsen 210 of Minnesota defeated Robbie Osborne 200 of Texas in one fall. Mysterious Frank Coleman 225 of Chicago drew with Floyd Marshall 3 to 2 Oklahoma. Extra furniture? Journal World classified advertising note.
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Thurnblad defeats Denton for three cushion crown
Three cushion billiards action in Chicago sees Arthur Thurnblad of Chicago defeating Tiff Denton of Kansas City 50 to 31 in 36 innings to threaten Johnny Layton’s former title. Esther Cochran Willie Hoppe and Thurnblad vie for the crown while Layton’s title hopes fade after losses.
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Drake and Washington seek big six leverage in Valley showdowns
Des Moines Nov 15 Drake aims to beat Iowa State to bolster season, while Washington faces Missouri in a key Valley test. Creighton meets Washburn in Omaha with hopes of a conference win. Tulsa goes non conference vs George Washington. A&M and Grinnell also play out of league. Kansas boxing fans train under John Hoffer, boxing not an intercollegiate Big Six sport.
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Football notes sparkles from Kansas and Texas chatter
The piece reviews Missouri talent withdrawal claims amid Faurot and Texas luring rumors, notes one Missouri player on Texas Longhorns, and covers Kansas, Colorado, and Oklahoma football stories with game previews, player anecdotes, and regional media quotes. It highlights Ole Nesmith with the Parkways, Boulder Camera's view on Colorado buffs, and Jack Baer’s early season missteps and resilience.
K. U. Alumni-Freshman Grid Battle Postponed
The annual K U alumni freshman football game at Memorial Stadium was postponed due to bad weather. Manager Fred Bun ny Black said the game will be played next week with the exact date and location to be announced.
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Deal to buy Cardinals stock called off indefinitely
AP recap notes that Lew Wentz’s bid to acquire Sam Breadon’s majority stake in the St. Louis Cardinals is indefinitely off today. It recalls three years back when Armour and Watrous won the midsouth open with a 131 total. Five years ago Canzoneri defeated Singer in 1:06 to claim the lightweight title.
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Caldwell High in 100 to 0 Victory
Caldwell High School routed Harper 100 to 0 to set a high scoring record. Sublette lost for the first time in 341 games after Hugoton defeated them 26 to 6. Kingman dropped its first game in 21 starts to Anthony 7 to 2 as Hutchinson was battered by Wichita North 31 to 0. Wichita East beat Topeka and the Wichita-Ark Valley title race heats up with a 13 to 13 tie Arkansas City and Newton. Wichita East now challenges Topeka in a likely strong clash on November 23. Emporia tied for the Eastern Kansas crown by defeating Lawrence. Ottawa scored a 2-point win over Manhattan. Te and Lawrence can share the title with remaining games. Wyandotte and Olathe lead the Northeast Kansas race. the Olathe-Wyandotte game on November 23 will decide the title. Sabetha beat Hiawatha to set up a possible Big Five title tie with Horton. Abilene claimed the Central Kansas title by beating Chapman 21 to 19 on Armistice Day. Salina upset Junction City 18-0, their best showing of the year. Clay Center and Concordia tied 0-0 on Armistice Day. Chanute continued toward the Southeast Kansas title by routing Columbus. Fort Scott earned its first league win over Pittsburg. Chanute could share the title if Coffeyville or Independence stay undefeated and Chanute drops a game. Chanute is reportedly the only large-school team undefeated this season. Wyandotte has one early season tie.
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Haskell Braves Aim at Oklahoma A. and M. Cowboys
The Haskell Braves travel by bus to Stillwater to face the Oklahoma A and M Cowboys tomorrow. Coach John Levi emphasizes beating a stronger opponent, noting the Indians finally showed a sustained offense in a recent win over Emoria Teachers. Twenty six players accompany the team, led by captain Richard West and coach Guilford Collins.
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Barker picks Kansas and Notre Dame to beat Army
Herbert W. Barker’s weekly football guess favors Kansas over Colorado and Notre Dame over Army. He predicts a slate of upsets and expected wins across major matchups, naming teams like North Carolina, Minnesota, SMU, USC, Pitt, Navy, and others with cautious edges and tied bets. In boxing notes, Ed Strangler Lewis faces Gus Sonnenberg at Convention Hall in a best of three falls set, with Lewis aiming to finally defeat Sonnenberg after years of close calls.
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