Kansas Defeats Oklahoma 19-0 in Columbia Showdown
Kansas Jayhawkers topple league leading Oklahoma 19 to 0 at Columbia Missouri in a Big Six clash. Elmer Schaake and Carnie Smith star, with Bausch scoring on a short run after a 32 yard pass to Cox. Oklahoma backs Mills Warren and Kirk challenged early but faded as Kansas stiffened in the second half.
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Strange talk on coins and rulers in early 20th century page
The snippet recalls discussions on coin mutilation versus destruction, a note on Riza Shah Pahlavi rising from stable boy to Shah during World War I, and a peculiar Cuban eye-popper illusion. It also mentions an albinism anecdote about birds, Floyd Hughes betting on Ma Ferguson in a Texas election, and a teaser about a puzzle to be shown tomorrow. signed by John Hix.
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Kansas Jayhawkers to meet Missouri Tigers in Columbia
The oldest Big Six rivalry renews for the 39th time as Kansas Jayhawkers face the Missouri Tigers in Columbia this week. Missouri climbs to contend, Kansas falters from early promise, with the conference race focused on this key clash amid other traditional games. Oklahoma battles Oklahoma Aggies in Stillwater, Town State meets Drake in Des Moines, Nebraska plays Tows in Iowa City, and Kansas closes its season against Missouri. The five remaining teams seek Thanksgiving or later finales, while Iowa State travels south to end at Rice on December 6 in Houston.
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Kansas defeats Oklahoma in warm rivalry clash
The Kansas Jayhawks beat Oklahoma for a second straight time, by a defensive effort and timely plays. Mills and Bee Rae led the line while Elmer Schaake and Paul Fisher provided key punts and kickoffs. Oklahoma’s Cherry and Buxton contributed in bursts but failed to spark a decisive advantage.
Touchdown by Bausch Seals Key Kansas Play
A fourth period drive culminated in a touchdown by Bausch after a kickoff return mishap. Warren flipped a lateral to Mills who advanced to the Kansas 47 before being leveled by Earl Foy, Kansas standout. Foy later recovered a Kansas punt that grazed the Sooner safety while rolling. Evan investigates Connie's teams and strength.
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Which Connie Mack team was stronger in his prime
Al Demaree argues Connie Mack’s greatest machine was the 1911 1913 Athletics. He cites Plank Bender Coombs Grove Earnshaw and Home Run Baker alongside Eddie Collins and Jack Barry as superior infielders, noting the older team’s all around strength compared to later champions. He recalls pitching a 1913 World Series game and questions Mack’s view of strength.
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Knights Near a Title After Victory Over Baker
St. Marys knights of Baldwin dominated the Kansas conference race by edging Baker 6 to 0 in rain and mud to seize sole lead. A St. Marys win over Ottawa would clinch the championship, with Ottawa at five conference losses. The St. Marys Ottawa matchup looms Friday at St. Marys as Bethany meets Bethel in Newton. Milo Subratovich, 216 pound Wisconsin tackle, recovered four loose balls in the Wisconsin Penn game.
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Indians Rout Idaho 43 0 in rough road win
Haskell Indian School’s football team dominated Idaho as Teddy Wilson scored three times and Murphy added two touchdowns in a 43 to 0 victory under cold, windy conditions at Pocatello. Oliver Duffina and John Primend contributed, while the Braves near Fort Hall enjoyed support from local tribes.
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Tie Game Reduces Missouri and Huskers in Big Six Standings
Kansas and Oklahoma lead the Big Six after Nebraska and Missouri played to a tie at Lincoln while Kansas defeated Nebraska at Memorial Stadium. Dr. F. C. Allen cites Decanter 1929 conference minutes stating tie games count as half win, half loss in round robin sports. M. F. Ahearn presided at the meeting.
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Washburn Eleven Clinches Central Conference Pennant
Washburn has clinched the central conference title and closes its season with four remaining games. On Friday Pittsburg hosts St Benedicts in Atchison while Wichita Jays Phillips visit Washburn in Topeka and PittsburgSt Benedicts night game. Washburns 31 to 6 victory over Hays extends its conference win streak to five.
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Sooner Loss in Big Six Clash and Husker-Mizzou Tie
Kansas edges Oklahoma 13 to 0 as Bill Hargiss' line powers the drive. Kansas quarterback Paul Fisher and Jim Bausch connect for key plays, while Archie Stuck adds the extra point. In Lincoln, Missouri and Nebraska play to a 0-0 tie after Nebraska outgains Missouri but the Tigers keep the Huskers at bay.
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Haskell Indians Lead Surging Football Tour Across West
Haskell Indians, under Dietz and led by Welleran Charles, win seven of eight as they tour the West beating Gonzaga at Spokane and Southern Idaho at Pocatello. Lawrence high coach Joe Ulm rebuilds a lean squad while Kansas rivals struggle and Notre Dame trounces Penn.
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Eleven Unbeaten College Teams Lead Nation
Eleven college football teams remain unbeaten and untied, led by Oklahoma City and St Olaf. The list excludes Fordham Oregon Akron and Marquette after weekend losses or a tie. Western Maryland’s defense allows the fewest points, seven, while St Olaf tops scoring with 302 points in eight games. Plus a Topeka 12 Play preview and Stan Baumgartner's return to sports writing.
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Hamilton Faces Proctor In Topeka Boxing Card
Paul Hamilton, fresh from a standout run with a Haskell team, meets Bill Proctor in Topeka Tuesday night. The main bout, promoted by Harry Hutt, features Angus Snyder against Big Fimit Clair Texas. Baby Stribling and Hal McWilliams meet in the semi final.
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Haskell Midgets Lose in Home Game 6 to 0
The Haskell midgets were defeated 6 to 0 by a Kansas City all star eleven from the South Side Midget League on the home field Saturday. Nigro, fullback of the Kansas City Bearcats, scored the lone touchdown. Winger and Bowles, visiting team quarterbacks, starred as the game flowed in Kansas City.
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