Manhattan Triumphs Lawrenc e in Muddy Duel at Haskell Field
Manhattan defeats the Lawrence Lions 6 to 0 in a muddy game at Haskell field with Madden scoring from a short plunge in the third period. The win dents Lawrence’s title hopes as rain and mud hampered both sides and about 200 fans watched the puddle filled clash.
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Madden
Manhattan High School
Lawrence High School
Lions
Haskell Field
Kansas
Manhattan
Lawrence
Ward
Lion
Orsborn
Thurber
Swinehart
Orsbern
Reid
Cochran Opens World Billiards Title Defense in SF
Johnny Layton from Sedalia meets Welker Cochran in Chicago for the world three cushion title tilt as Cochran, holder of the 18.2 balkline crown, rails against Layton while Allen Hall faces Tiff Denton and Arthur Thurnblad meets Willie Hoppe amid a crowded field of contenders. Cochran’s 50–20 rout of Bozeman set the pace. Layton earlier beat Augie Kieckhefer 50–38 in 53 innings. Hall dominated Reiselt 50–28 in 39. Matsuyama closed his schedule with a 50–45 win over Denton in 57 innings.
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Chicago
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Welker Cochran
San
Cochran
Thurnblad
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Hoppe
Day Bozeman
Vallejo
Calif
Bozeman
Layton
Augie Kieckhefer
Kinney Matsuyama
New York
Denton
Hall
Reiselt
Willie Hoppe
Arthur ‘Hurns
Johnny Lay
Kinney
Matsuy Day
Augie Kleckhefe
Allen Hale
Fit Denton
Escobar Captures Bantam Crown At Madison Square Garden
Sixto Escobar of Puerto Rico defeated Lou Salica of New York over 15 rounds to win the bantamweight title at Madison Square Garden. Escobar dominated with a left-hand tattoo and decisive right crosses, edging Salica and taking 14 of 15 rounds per AP scoring. Salica was knocked to the canvas in the third and again faced sustained punishment as the Puerto Rican retained the crown.
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New York
Sixto Escobar
Puerto Rico
Lou Salica
Madison Square Garden
Escobar
New Yorker
Salica
Associated Press
Bethany Men Defeat Ottawa Braves in Homecoming
Schaake's Bethany College defeated the Ottawa Braves 19 to 7 in Lindsborg Kansas. The Bethany squad outplayed Ottawa with a smooth running and passing attack. A 20 yard pass from Ireland to Warren started the scoring and Warren and Hartley added further touchdowns. Ottawa scored in the third quarter after a sustained drive. Thirteen members of the original Terrible Swede team attended the homecoming crowd.
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Lindsborg
Kan
Cj Bethany College
Ottawa Braves
Ottawa
Kansas
Braves
Bethany
Ireland
Warren
Hartley
Mid-South Championship Won by Orville White at Pinehurst
Orville White, a stocky Missouri native unattached to any club, claimed the 36-hole Mid-South title at Pinehurst No. 2, carding 74-70-144 for $250 first prize. He finished three strokes ahead of Willie Klein of Wheatley Hills New York, with Tommy Armour two strokes further back at 148. second prize paid $200.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Orville White
White
Willie Klein
Wheatley Hills
N. Y
Tommy Armour
Eecens
Quakers Shut Out Kansas City Junior College in Snow
The Friends University Quakers dominated Kansas City Junior College in Wichita last night, winning 25 to 0. Offense clicked in the first half with three touchdowns as the junior college failed to threaten the Quaker goal line.
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Wichita
Kan
Quakers
Friends University
Kansas City
Quaker
Notable past sports feats span golf and horse events
A year ago Jimmy Thomson of Los Angeles won $5,000 at the Australian open golf championship. Three years ago Seaton Pippin, Hackney Gay mare owned by Mrs Paul Moore, was crowned champion of champions at a national horse show. Five years ago Len Macaluso of Colgate scored 23 points against Syracuse, leading the nation with 135 points in eight games.
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Jimmy Thomson
Los Angeles
Seaton Pippin
Paul Moore
Len Macaluso
Colgate
Syracuse
Army Olympic riders train at Fort Riley and Fort Belvoir
The United States Army teams prepare for the 1936 Berlin Games with equestrian, pentathlon, and dressage events. Capt. Bradford leads 10 officers at Fort Riley and Fort Belvoir, boasting earlier Olympic ties. Teams train across three days of endurance, jumping, and dressage, aiming to surpass 1932 performances. Lt. Mayo, 1932 third place pentathlon finisher, captains the 1936 Army team.
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Berlin
United States Army
Fort Riley
Kan
Fort Belvoir
E Army
W. B. Bradford
French School of Equitation
Samar
Earl F. Thompson
H. E. Tuttle
I. L. Kitts
Bradford
Army Olympic
Virginia
West Point
Cavalry School
Richard Mayo
Army
Boxing results from various cities headline by Impellettiere
Detroit Ray Impellettiere defeats Ford Smith in New York at 241 and 10 rounds. Leo Duncan outpoints Joe Sekura in Bethlehem 168 to 148. Willard Brown wins in Indianapolis over Puegy Weinert 148 to 150. Billy Cox stops Billy Breedlove in Dallas. Tony Brescia outpoints Joe German in Asbury Park 166 to 161. King Tut stops Tony Curro in Reno 148 to 148.
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Asociated Press
Detroit
Ray Impellettiere
New York
Ford Smith
Montana
Bethlehem
Leo Duncan
Philadelphia
Joe Sekura
Akron
Ohio
Indianapolia
Willard Brown
Indianapolis
Puegy Weinert
Chicago
Billy Cox
Dallas
Texas
Billy Breedlove
Greenwood
Ind
Asbury Park
N. J
Tony Brescia
Joe German
Reno
Wrestling Results From Last Night Across Cities
AP report notes Danno O Mahoney of Ireland at 220 defeated Leo Numa of Seat tle 7 22 4 by straight falls. Yvie Christie of Glendale 216 beat Lou Plummer of South Bend straight falls. Pearis Hi Man Mountain Dean at 137 Los Angeles pinned Tom Rough House Jenkins of Scotland. Pete Mehringer 214 Kansas threw George Mack 226 Philadelphia. Ted Cox 238 Ladie Cat of Seattle defeated Rob Russell 238 Evanston TH two falls to one.
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Associated Press
Boston
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Leo Numa
Seatte
Ottawa
Yvie Christie
Glendale
Cal
Lou Plummer
South Bend
Ind
Pearis
Dean
Los Angeles
Tom “Rough House
Jenkins
Scotland
Pete Mehringer
Kansas
George Mack
Philadelphia
Seattle
Ted Cox
Ladie Cat
Rob Russell
Evanston
Wild Fowl Hunters Aid in Enriching Bird Lore
Washington reports how U S Biological Survey marks birds with aluminum bands. Hunters’ finds mail data showing migration distances directions and ages. Over one million birds tracked by volunteers with 1 800 licensees. Flyways named Atlantic Mississippi Central Pacific used by North American migratory birds.
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U. S. Biological Survey
Washington
Biological Survey
Wash
D. C
Gardiner’s Island
Atlantic
Africa
Maine
Greenland
Denmark
Germany
Vera Cruz
Mexico
British West Indies
North America
Mississippi
Pacific
Coach Faurot Receives Fifty Buckeye Luck Charms
Columbia Missouri November 16 Coach Don Faurot smiles as C E Stuckey maintenance engineer at Jefferson City sends fifty buckeye luck charms. Faurot has worn a Buckeye since 1929 except 1938 when Kirksville beat Maryville 7 0. He mislaid the charm when moving to Columbia and received fifty charms to aid his winning streak.
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Columbia
Don Faurot
C. E. Stuckey
Jefferson City
Faurot
Maryville
Kirksville
Don
Mr. Stuckey
Sports Roundup Reflects Curiosities From Baseball to Boxing
New York notes flag a two year contract for Charlie Dressen with the Reds and a raise. Earl Mann, Atlanta Crackers president, moved from peanuts to power. Detroit high school players gain masquerade party permission in uniform. Cincinnati Tigers coach cautions about teaching fights as every player is a trained boxer. Marquette seeks rose bowl recognition after an unbeaten run. Sugar Bowl prospects loom for Louisiana State as a southeastern conference team. Walter Neusel prefers a Garden appearance over a small club fight after a large guarantee.
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New York
Charlie Dressen
Reds
Earl Mann
Atlanta Crackers
Detroit
Cincinnati Tigers
Marquette
Louisiana
Madison Square Garden
Metropolitan
Carnegie Hall
Walter Neusel
Ray Impellittiere
Kansas Nebraskas Lincoln game receipts split revealed
Kansas share of the Lincoln football game receipts totaled 11 743 29 with 1 097 80 from local tickets and 10 645 49 from Lincoln. Attendance was 27 746 though Lincoln listed 28 246 tickets with many unused. Nebraska detailed ticket distribution including season and student tickets and various free admissions.
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Kansas
American Legion
Bowling scores and rental ad mingle in Journal World snippet
The fragment shows bowling scores with multiple figures and a pickup line promoting monthly rent collection for a vacant room. It ends with a nondescript classified ad prompt urging readers to call Phone 22 to locate a roomer via the Journal World.
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Journal World
Baker Subsidizes Its Athletes in Pay-As-You-Go Stadium
Baker University in Baldwin Kansas funds an on campus stadium project by having athletes perform labor under coach Emil Liston. The first concrete stands are built by students earning 30 cents an hour to help pay tuition while gaining hardening athletic experience. The pay-as-you-go plan aims to finish a permanent facility without bonds, with only one outsider contractor involved.
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Baker
Baldwin
Kan
Baker University
Emil Liston
Kansas Sun
Liston
George Dal
Ton
Pittsburg
State of
Kansas
Emil S. Liston
Tonganoxie and Turner Battle to Scoreless Tie
Tonganoxie and Turner wrestled for Kansas Kaw Valley leadership in a 0-0 draw on muddy Turner field. Turner threatened late but failed on a 2-yard line drive and incomplete pass in the fourth. Next week Turner faces Washington Rural while Tonganoxie meets Bonner Springs. Also Boy Scout and Girl Scout Day at the Kansas-Iowa State game offers free admission to scouts in organized groups.
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Tonganoxie
Turner
Kaw Valley
Ponganosies
Washington Rural
Bonner Springs
Iowa State
Kansas
University Department of Journalism
Pleasant Grove infant dies. High Prairie and Pleasant Grove play 6 6 tie
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Keith Ulrich died at Colony. Funeral services were held at the grave side Wednesday afternoon by Rev Robert Edgar of Lawrence. Burial in Pleasant Grove cemetery. A ball game was played at High Prairie Thursday between High Prairie school and Pleasant Grove ending 6 to 6. Lightning struck an electric light pole near Clyde Puckett home south of Pleasant Grove last Sunday blowing fuses.
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Keith Ulrich
Colony
Robert Edgar
Lawrence
Pleasant Grove
Ulrich
High Prairie
High Prairie School
Clyde Puckett
Ed Tingle
Raymond
Maxine
Alma Clough
Roscoe Daniels
Bill Porter
Ralph Peterson
Marie Daniels
Champ Petty
John Daniels
Leslie Clough
Henry Johanning
Cynthia
Walter Deay
Dudley
Wayne
Pearl Sharp
C. A. Porter
Ray Vaughn
Orlyn
Gilbert
Winfred
N. D. Messer
Leonard Ice
Stull
Cecil Duver
Kansas City
Otto Smith
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