Tigers and Jayhawks Set for Columbia Clash in Big Six Race
Kansas and Missouri prepare for a ninth renewal at Columbia with high stakes in the Big Six title race. The Jayhawks, buoyed by a win over Oklahoma, drill hard as Kansas aims to slow a Missouri club eager to reverse recent trends.
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Local Highs Drill for Game With Topeka Team
Lawrence high played a scrimmage last night preparing for Friday’s game with Topeka in KU stadium. Topeka is viewed as the toughest league foe this year and has won all its recent games by large margins. Coach Buck Weaver shifted Allen Logue and Phillips to the second string to bolster depth.
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Grid camps shape up as teams prep for weekend games
Kansas Aggies get a vacation after the big clash with Iowa State then scrimmage. Oklahoma Sooners list injuries from the Missouri game with Maasad likely benched Saturday. Nebraska reserves face the Searlings while preparing to meet Iowa at Town, City. Iowa State drills emphasize offense with Bennet and Bowen aiming to return for Drake tilt.
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Kansas Gridiron Gossip and 1929 Kansas Conference Standings
The article reviews 1929 Kansas conference football, ranking St. Marys first and Baker second with Wesleyan and Bethany tied for third. Ottawa and McPherson sit bottom, as injuries and transfers hurt Bethany, Wesleyan, and Ottawas prospects. The season ends with Wesleyan retaining the title. Punting details highlight Kermit Lange of Baker and Bob Klenck of St Marys in a rain soaked clash that determined the margin of victory.
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Nights boxing roundups and prize flights noted
A noisy international boxing and aviation roundup lists multiple fighters and cities. Names include Eddie Brannon, Johnny Jadick, Gramy Grogan, Sammy Fuller, Dave Maier, Frankie Wine, Sid Novak, Ray Kiser, Mickey O'Neill, and others from Pittsburgh Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston Milwaukee Rockford Tulsa. The article also mentions a prize flight of forty nine thousand miles without an accident and a prize for aviator squares Franca.
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Why Knute Rockne Keeps Rocking Notre Dame For Less
The piece notes Rockne’s $30,000 salary and persistent rumors of a gate-cut, refutes them, and argues his strong bond with Notre Dame makes him worth less in money but more in influence. It stresses his leadership, personal charisma, and the university’s material support, plus his post coaching revenue from radio and writing.
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Topeka Faces Lawrence in Key League Test
Ottawa Kansas dispatch reports undefeated Topeka will meet Lawrence in Lawrence Friday, the lone league game of the week, as Lawrence yesterday defeated Atchison 18 to 13 to pull within a game of Topeka in the Northeast Kansas High School Football League standings.
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Conference Elevens to Play for Charity Dec 6 in Topeka
Baker University announces all star teams from Kansas and central conferences will meet in Topeka on December 6 for a charity game at Washburn bowl. Proceeds after expenses go to Kansas crippled children fund. Capper publications sponsor. Teams chosen by Leslie E Bonds and C E McBride. Conference team coached by Emil Liston and A B Mackie. Central squad led by Ernest E Beary and Fran Welch.
Sabetha Extends Big Seven Lead With 40–0 Win
Sabetha remains undefeated in the Big Seven after routing Effingham 40 to 0. The victory solidifies Sabetha’s lead and strong chance at the conference title.
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Cartoon explains bowling hook and release tips
The cartoon by AL DEMAREE explains the hook and release in bowling. It notes that a bowler must relax and aim carefully whether using a hook or straight ball. Demaree offers an illustrated leaflet on spares upon request with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Editorial tackles Big Six turmoil with call for facts
An editorial from the Kansas City Times urges openness in the Big Six Conference dispute involving the University of Kansas. It argues the public and KU deserve the evidence behind the Missouri board's conclusions and warns that withholding proof could disrupt conference relations.
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Death of A A U figure shocks Boston sports world
Joseph B. MacCabe of Boston dies suddenly from apoplexy at the A A U convention in Washington. The prominent amateur sport leader collapsed during a caucus, delaying sessions as officials considered postponing the day’s program. MacCabe, president of the Sullivan memorial committee, was to announce the ten Sullivan trophy finalists.
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Hurdler Casper Withdraws From Texas Meet Training Focus
AP report from Fort Worth Texas notes hurdler Casper of San Antonio withdraws from a Texas meet to devote full time to football training. The source also mentions Wisconsin professional Johnny Revol of Swan Lake club from Partaza.
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Braves Return From Coast Trip for Iron Man Stunt
Braves return from coast trip as blizzards hindered practice. Armistice day action saw Captain Lonis Weller sidelined by a cut, yet the team prepared for Friday’s engagement with College at C. They entrain for Indianapolis Thursday.
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