Kansas Jayhawkers Face Aggies in Weekend Showdown
Kansas State prepares for a defense oriented showdown with Oklahoma A&M Saturday in Manhattan. Key players Graham and Russell highlighted for the Aggies while Kansas aims to curb the A&M backfield, with injuries to several Jayhawker backs delaying outdoor practice due to snow and ice.
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Strange As It Seems excerpt on rattlesnake farm and patent gag
The item describes W C Read in Fresno operating a rattlesnake farm to milk venom for antitoxin, noting he survived 288 bites and is immune. It also mentions a patent office grant for an anti snoring device worn in the mouth, a wooden bit with holes and elastic head strap, claimed to reduce air inflow during sleep. Tomorrow: A Drink That Saved a Town.
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Ready to Stage Pro College Grid Contest
New York. Nov 16. Tim Mara owner of the New York Giants offers to match his NFL team against Fordham on any date. Proceeds go to the mayor's fund for the relief of the unemployed. Hiker Joy Fordham assistant coach asserts college football is superior to the professional game after a Holy Cross career.
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Lawrence High Scrimmage Ahead of Friday Topeka Game
Lawrence high athletes under Coach E A Wood planned a light Friday night scrimmage at Haskell stadium to prepare for the Topeka clash. Key players Johnson Hormuth and Duver return from injuries and are probable starters as Wood aims to avoid cripples and polish plays. If cold weather strikes the game may shift to Saturday afternoon.
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Sooner preparation for Nebraska clash adds and scrimmage notes
Oklahoma coaches work with backfield players to refine attack for the Big Six showdown with Nebraska. Art Pansze may play while Bill Pansze is doubtful. Ross Gaydon and Bob Dunlap, Paul Young show in blocking and quarterback roles. Nebraska drills reveal rabbit backs and new center rotations as teams gear for Drake, Missouri, and Kansas State opposition.
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Grid Tilt at $1 in Stillwater Showdown
Nov 18 at Oklahoma A and M stadium features a dollar price game pitting Oklahoma State Cowboys against Creighton and Grinnell in a bid to gauge Missouri Valley fate. Des Moines-based Drake referenced as securing a long streak and Houston price adjustments noted amid a busy sports night. Red Espey of North State College headlines with an 8 minute relief-less stretch.
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Big Wrestling Card At Perry Tonight In 8:30 Bout
Promoter F. E. Ross lists Tonight's Perry wrestling card headlined by a Woman from Topeka versus Ed Hunley of Kansas City Mo. Wildcat Sullivan of Topeka faces Sammy Togo of Kansas City and Farmer Ross meets Billy Vandiver of Kansas City in a four bout program.
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Colorado College Star Ralph McClure Dies From Football Injury
Ralph McClure, 21, Colorado college football standout, died in a Colorado Springs hospital from a cervical fracture suffered while tackling University of Colorado halfback George Grosvenor in the last period of the game. He had been paralyzed from the hips and remained in a cast since Monday.
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Kansas U Coaches Named on A. A. U. Committees
Kansas University coaches are listed on Missouri Valley A. A. U. committees announced in Kansas City. President J. C. Grover notes Dr. F. C. Allen is on the basket and boxing groups, Herbert Allphin on swimming, H. W. Harriss on track, E. S. Liston of Ra ixer on basketball, and George Bretnall of Baker on track.
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Sportsmen Push to Remove Fish and Game from Politics
Kansas Izaak Walton League drafts nine reforms to depoliticize the state fish and game commission. President Weeks reelected, Col Lutkins VP, with Alf Lundin pledge to back changes. Proposals include fixing seasons by commission, removing governor influence, requiring sportsmen recommendations for appointments, and financing parks outside hunter funds.
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Honor roll favored over all conference football selections
In Big Six circles the push continues for an honor roll approach to all conference football honors rather than two or three all-star games. AP and other selectors mix coaches, directors, and writers, but the panel remains debated. An honor roll could flexibly award two to ten positions, adapting to standout years and multiple centers or backs.
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Arnold Herber Tops Pass-Completion Rate in NFL Stats
Arnold Herber of the Green Bay Packers leads the NFL in pass completion with 20 of 35 attempts and five touchdowns. His nearest rivals are Dutch Clark of Portsmouth and Benny Friedman of Brooklyn, each with 18 completions in 43 and 39 attempts respectively. A separate note mentions Richard Collins, a 15 year old from Tulsa, Oklahoma, winning the junior national archery championship with a year’s experience in the OW.
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Dutch) Clark
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Hog expert Quigley predicts higher hog prices at show
Kansas City November 16 AP E C Quigley of St Marys Kansas famed sports official shows a pen of hogs at the American Royal livestock show. He declares hog prices will rise as grain glut loosens and hog supply tightens, arguing breeders will profit from breeding stock.
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Coffman Out for Year as KU Track Star Delays Return
1933 Kansas University track team loses Clyde Coffman for the season. Coffman, an Olympic team member and football and track talent, plans to sit out to focus on both sports next year, allowing a full 1933 34 season. Coach H W Hargiss had counted Coffman and Ray Flick as co captains and key performers this year. Flick, a hurdle standout, is expected to compete this season. Parsons Coffeyville games and schedule snippets of the week are listed in the Keans junior college notes.
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Hopeful artists stage outdoor show near Washington Square
New York Nov 15 AP hopeful artists quote prices as they hawk thousands of pictures along narrow streets toward the historic park. The second outdoor exhibit by the artists aid committee fills fence and sidewalk space from 9 am, with about 350 artists hoping to trade art for goods. The cold winds leave many underdressed but work continues through next Sunday as profits rise from day one and day two. TROTZKY BEGINS JOURNEY
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Exiled Russian Leader Leaves for Copenhagen Lecture
Nov 15 AP report says Leon Trotzky, exiled opponent of Stalin, departed for Marseilles en route to Copenhagen. He travels with his secretary, wife, and daughter. He plans a week in Copenhagen to lecture at the university, aided by a three month Danish visa with possible extension.
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Moratorium on Farm Mortgages Declared in Ninth Nebraska District
Judges in the ninth district halted foreclosures for an indefinite period. In opening the November term, Judge Clinton Chase said mortgage cases with no defense would not receive decrees or confirmations. Judge Charles H. Stewart will apply a similar policy in Wayne.
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Wyandotte County wage cut ruled illegal by court order
The Wyandotte county commission faced a mandamus ruling from four district court judges who held the 10 percent salary reduction for all county employees illegal. The decision, brought by county treasurer George Griffith, orders restoration of pay for 101 workers and blocks the intended cut this month.
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G W Kine Promoted After Ward County Votes Counted
From Bon Homme county to state end promotion of G W Kine after last Tuesday's vote count. Kirschman, blind for years, received county care and moved to Ayndall about 25 years ago from Mason City Iowa. He served as state's attorney in 1915-16 and became poor after losing his practice. He is a Democrat. Consult the Journal-World before shopping.
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