Aggies Favor Favorites In Annual Clash
The annual clash sees Kansas State favored amid cold, snowy conditions. Injuries shake Jayhawker hopes as backfield depth thins, while Kansas bolsters its line and plans to rely on ground power from Graham and the untested passing game. Aiming to stop Graham’s thrusts, Kansas fields Casini O Nei Mehringer Clawson and Burcham up front as Kansas State’s lineup includes Smith and Schaake in backfield.
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Laub
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Missouri
Wildcat
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O'Neil
Mehringer
Clawson
Alkeson
Kvaternik
Burcham
Manhattan
Missouri Tigers
Ralph Graham
Oval
Schalke
Manning
Gridiron clash terms shift season mood in Kansas
Kansas State and Kansas face off in the 30th gridiron clash as coaches McMillin and Lindsey unveil revamped tactics. McMillin targets trick plays to fool KU, while Lindsey promises surprises after Notre Dame and Missouri successes. Also notes Sooners and Huskers prep, with Dunlap and others in backfield, and Dietz interview planned on KFR.
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Kansas State
University of Kansas
Bo McMillin
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Rothenburgs six quart wine draught and town save tale
In 1531 Rothenburg ob Tauber avoided Swedish siege after Burgomaster Gerold drank six quarts of wine in one draught. The city cellarer’s daughter Anne served the lujus hamp glass, sparing the town when the cannon of General Tilly threatened. The renowned attempt is still reenacted each October 30. Also notes the origin of dyes from coal tar and a hint about an Earthquake That Won a Golf Game forthcoming.
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Tilly
Cellerer
Anne
Willy
Gerold
Rothenburg
Football Schedule This Week Across Local Games
Friday night games include Bethany at Ottawa, McPherson at Baker in Baldwin, Southwestern at Washburn in Topeka. Saturday features Lawrence High against Topeka High at 2 PM at Haskell Stadium, plus Drake vs Iowa State in Ames and Nebraska vs Oklahoma at Norman.
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McPherson
Baker
Baldwin
Southwestern
Washburn
Topeka
Lawrence High
Topeka High
Haskell Stadium
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Kansas State
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Drake
Iowa State
Ames
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Normar
Jinx on his trail in Kansas football season
Art Baker from Atwood, 200 pounds, has been a fighter for the Kansas Jayhawks this season. A knee injury limited him to about ten minutes of play across two games, yet he practiced nightly and earned praise from teammates for perseverance. He vows to return next fall to help KU on the gridiron.
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Jayhawkers
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Atwood
Sward
Baker
Nebraska
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K. U
Dougal Russell
Kansas State
Dougal
Ohio
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
John Bentley
Lincoln
Journal
Records drive lists 244 marks for AAU convention
New York November 17. Seventeen of the performances at the Olympic track events and national marks are listed among 244 records applying for recognition by the Amateur Athletic Union. Eddie Tolan’s 100 meters in 10.3 seconds and 200 meters in 21.2 lead a list that includes Bill Carr’s 46.2 for 400 meters, Bill Miller’s pole vault of 14 feet 1 3/4 inches, and Jim Bausch’s decathlon totals of 462,285 points.
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Amateur Athletic Union
A.A.U. Record Committee
Union
Eddie Tolan
Bill Carr
Bill Miller
Jim Bausch
Ottawa U Near Kansas Conference Title Capture
Ottawa University nears its first Kansas conference crown as it prepares to face Bethany in Ottawa on Friday. The Braves have already earned at least a tie for the championship and will gain sole possession with a victory. Coach Derrickson’s crew, favored to win, plans to enter in peak shape, marking a historic season after years of strong teams failing to clinch the title. Fans plan to attend en masse despite cold weather.
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Ottawa University
Kansas
Bethany
Otter
Braves
Vikings
Dee
Rrickson
Ramblers Expect Service Games to Be Profitable
Notre Dame football receipts have lagged for most games this season but Army and Navy help. Haley says Army game at Yankee Stadium on November 26 will draw 80,000 fans, Navy game at Cleveland Stadium could reach 80,000, and 60,000 seats are sold for the Navy contest. A capacity crowd is also anticipated for the Notre Dame Southern California game in Los Angeles on December 10.
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Navy
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Northwestern
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J. Arthur Haley
Cleveland Stadium
Los Angeles
Threat to bar wrestling in Maryland sparks ban talk
Baltimore scene reports state senator Joseph L. Donovan vows to push at the next session a law to ban or restrict wrestling after condemning a weekly show as brutal. Athletic officials defend rough but fair standards, while opponents urge self regulation amid public concern. Harvard dumps tackling dummy tradition as turnout wanes. Auburn trio Hitchcock Williams Teague noted as All-Dixie stars.
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Maryland
Joseph L. Donovan
State-Athletic Commission
Donovan
Robert Sindall
The
Athletic Commission
Uts
Football price debate at Kansas University heats up
The Kansas University football season faces ticket price pressures as athletic director Dr. F C Allen and Dean Frank T Stockton survey student views on single admissions activity tickets and Notre Dame seats. Lower prices are likely for 1933 yet must balance crowd size with revenue. Local talk links Graham Beach and a Choctaw matchup to the broader price puzzle.
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Ko U
Frank T. Stockton
School of Business
Notre Dame
Wooten pupils present in Eudora Methodist program
The Eudora event featured Mrs Margaret Wooten teaching piano and expression to pupils with a recital at the Methodist church. The program included vocal pieces by high school girls, piano solos and duets, readings by local students, and a variety of names associated with the performers and guests.
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Methodist Church
Schubert
Virginia Shirck
Ruth Bartz
Little Lady
Margaret Horsythe
Billy Durr
Fire
Mae Aileen Erb
Mary Virginia Pierce
Gurlitt
Ruth Rapier
Barbara Gaile Johnson
Verda Sommers
Janice Guenther
Louisa ‘Rebe
Agnes Spitzli
Marilyn Rosenau
Richard Strong
Mari Paldi
Verda, Sommers
Lack
Agnes Beilly Strachan
Lone of the
Rolfe
Virginia Shirk
Hungary
Koelling
Ruth Burtz
Vanata Belle Carter
von Weber
Agnes Betty Strachan
Paul Luckan
W. V. Carter
Irene
Alma Gerstenberger
Blanche Luckan
Corabelle Williamson
Pearl Rosenau
Evelyn Miller
Mahlon Cox
J. O. Scott
Margaret Zillner
Kansas City
Joe Zillner
William Zimmerman
George Jennings
Kenneth
Lawrence
John. Sommers
Paul
Clement Zillmer
Zimmerman
Jerome Brown
Marvin Bohnsack
William Bohnsack
Dorothy
Lad
Bert Seiwald
Alfred Seiwald
Floyd Peirce
Frank. Mignot
Fred Walker
Lucy Kaegi
Clement Zillner
William Stadler
Vernon _Kasberger
Fred Eder
Albert Grosdidier
Charles Vitt
Clarence Schehrer
George Grosdidier
Albert Neustifter
Local social notes and a New Guinea quake report
A jumble of social visits and dinners across families in Ottawa and nearby towns is noted, listing gatherings among Neustifter, Papenhausen, Leach, and others, plus a mention of the Independence plate supper on November 25. The second item reports a quake at Lae in New Guinea shaking a railroad wharf and sheds into the sea, impacting a region with significant American investment.
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New Guinea
Lae
Leach Family Absentees Noted In Independence School
Independence reports show Helen Vernie and Tom Leach absent Tuesday. Tom Crutis visited Ottawa Saturday. Mrs Albert Peterson and Mrs Oral Staneart of Ottawa visited Mr and Mrs Charles Geiss Friday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Leach of Baldwin spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs J A Leach and family. Mrs Ed Youngbery and Mrs ...
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Mers
Max Rothberger
George
Jefz
Fred Papenhausen
Paul
Jarbul
George Schuberts
Howard Phillips
DeSoto
Ed Neustifter
Jack Houk
Martha Webster
Lawrence
Charles Neustifter
Albert Newsstifter
Evelyn Hale
Elfriedo Papenhausen
Fred Walker
Howard Kohler
Helen, Vernie
Tom Leach
Tom Crutis
Ottawa
Albert Peterson
Oral Staneart
Charles Geiss
Alfred Leach
Baldwin
J. A. Leach
Ed —Youngbery
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