Ottawa U. Eleven Wins Title Again
Ottawa University Braves repeat as Kansas conference champions after routing Bethany Swedes 38 to 0. led by halfback Jack Knapper with three touchdowns and dominant offense, 23 first downs to five, keeping Bethany from crossing midfield. Pittsburg Teachers defeat Emporia 21 to 0 in a passing duel after a 67-yard run by Moroconi. Emporia now tops Central Conference standings. Kansas Wesleyan edges College of Emporia 14 to 6 in Salina.
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Lindsborg
Bethany Swedes
Ottawa University ‘Braves
Kansas
Jack Knapper
Bethany
Braves
Ottawa
Armstrong
Thornburg
Mullins
Pittsburg
Emporia
Hornets
Pete’ Moroconi
Las
Mak
Dehon
Ofillas
Sellman
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
Kansas ‘Wesleyan
College of Emporia
Coyotes
Emporians
Wesleyan
Robinson
Presbyterians
Thatch
Presbyterian
Hinckle
Alumni Gridders To Clash With Freshmen Friday Exh game
Alumni gridiron stars and coach Frosty Cox plan an exhibition against the freshmen on Friday night, with many 1930 championship team members and other years’ stars expected to play. Pete Bausch, Charlie Smoot, Tommy McCall and a host of named veterans are listed among those slated to see action. The game slots in for Saturday afternoon, November 25, as part of the icy season’s card, replacing a tentative Jayhawk reserves versus Frosh matchup. The Alumni All Stars will hold a Friday night practice preceding the clash.
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Jayhawk
Cox
Pete
Bausch
Charlie
Smoot
Tommy
McCall
Arch
Foy
Hanson
Lee
Pagé
Otto
Rost
Jim
Burcham
Johnny Madison
Edgar
Schmidt
Art Lawrence
Art Lawrence,‘ Speed Atkeson, Cocky Paden, Hook Fisher, ‘Bunny -Black,Ed_ Ash
Brazil
Joe
Fwolanek
Floyd
Ramsey
Maurice Kite
All’ Stars
Peeee
Berckmans Family Chronicle Sees Female Births After Centuries
Mary Craig Berckmans born in Macon Georgia marks a rare break in a 12 century male line. The Berckmans family trace origins to a Belgian castle around 712 with no prior girls until 1907 when Mary Craig’s birth ended a long tradition. Now two Marys and an Anne are part of the lineage.
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Mary_ Craig Berckmans
Macon
Berckmans
Charlemagne
Belgium
Europe
Une
Louis Edouard Mathieu Berck
Mans
America
Sirit
Mary Craig Berck
Mary Craig
Mary Alice
Anne
Tall Thief Loots Locker Room At College Of Emporia
Salina Kansas police hunt a tall thief who broke into the College of Emporia dressing rooms after a Wesleyan football game. Missing items include Roger Thatch's 36 inch pants, jackets, shoes, and about $15. Several players arrived in disguise with altered coats to complete outfits. Thatch is a 6 foot 6 inch presser tackle feared to be the culprit.
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Salina
Kan
College of Emporia
Oger
Pressley
Ross Keeps His Title In Slim Win Over Fuller
Barney Ross retained the junior welterweight world title with a close ten round decision over Tug Sammy Fuller of Boston at Chicago Stadium. Judges were split with Osborne calling it a draw and Battye for Ross, while Referee Joe McNamara awarded the victory to Ross by a narrow margin before 11,430 spectators.
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Chicago
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
West Side
Sammy, Fuller
Boston
Chicago ‘Stadium
Fuller
Ross
Livingston Osborne
William Battye
Joe McNamara
College Football Scores From The Region Review
The AP reports results across Kansas colleges and high schools with multiple matchups. Notables include Ottawa University 38 over Bethany 0, Pittsburg Teachers 21 over Tulsa 13, Independence 38 over Sedan 7, Chanute 34 over Spring Hill 0, and Manhattan beating Junction City 18 to 0.
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Marquette
Louis
Minden
Arcadia
Frontenac
Mulberry
Marysville
Junction City
Manhattan
Tulsa Defeats George Washington U. 13 to 6 in Football
Tulsa University rode a strong defense and Dennis Tulsa fullback power to a 13 to 6 victory over George Washington University. The Colonials briefly threatened in the final period after a blocked kickoff, but Tulsa held on. Dennis credited with 104 rushing yards led the attack as Tulsa matched prior season success against the Jayhawkers and prepared for upcoming games.
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Washington
Tulsa University
George Washington’ University
Colonials
Western Eleven
University of Kansas
Tulsans
Jayhawkers
Gus
Henderson
Oklahoman
Victo
Gail
Dennis
Tulsa
Deming
Haskell Defeats Baker 14 to 7 in Reserve Game
Haskell reserves beat Baker 14 to 7 at Haskell stadium yesterday afternoon after a score by Fred from four yards and a late interception return by Quaderra set the final margin. Brown added the Baker point after a short line plunge. Starting lineups listed for both teams.
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Haskell
Baker
Tinskell
University
Haskell Stadium
Levi
Fred
Bentone
Jack White
Quaderra
Matlock
Brown
Price
Haskeh—Lowry
Ray
Smith
Gouge
Fairbanks
TR Blythe
Mombi
Turkey shoot teams form at Lawrence Gun Club event
Tomorrow morning shooters may form their own teams at the Lawrence Gun Club turkey shoot. Each team has five men and medium ability competitors will face others rather than the top shots.
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Lawrence Gun Club
Lawrence Lions Edge Manhattan 13 to 0 in EKL Race
Lawrence High improved to 2 losses with a 13 to 0 victory over Manhattan in Haskell stadium. Dale Johnson and Wilbur Duver scored, Ernest Ireland added the extra point. The win keeps Lawrence within reach of a first place tie with Topeka as Ottawa looms on Thanksgiving.
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Lawrence High
Ottawa
Lawrence
Kansas
E.A. Wood
Lions
Manhattan
Haskell
Itawa
Topeka
Wood
Horton
Hutchinson
Emporia
Valley Falls
Paola
Fort Pcott
Dale Johnson
Wilbur-Duver
Ernest Ireland
Harvey Meissinger
Till
Meissinger
Kansas State
Panhatinn
D. Johnson
W. Dover
Treland
Kailey
Robinson
Price
Rayhourn
Denlinger
Johnson
W. Duver
I. ‘Duver
D.-Johnson
Higsins
Brooks
Diver
Swinebart
Johnson Ice
Ireland
Kerley
Fish Shipment Reaches Douglas County Ponds
State fish and game department truck distributed about 30 cans of channel catfish bluegill and crappie to Douglas County ponds and residents. Fish ranged from five to nine inches for catfish and were delivered at the courthouse where local sportsmen collected them.
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State Fish and Game ‘Department
Lawrence
Douglas County Sports Club
Lone Star
Mary Pickford
Doug Fairbanks
New ‘York
Rogers Runs Through Sedan In 38 7 Victory For Independence
Independence Kansas November 18 Paul Rogers Independence high school fleet halfback scored three touchdowns on runs of 60 51 and 19 yards in last night’s 38 to 7 win over Sedan high school. He boosted his season total to 10 scoring plays and sports a 41 yard per dash average while gaining 15 yards per carry on 17 attempts.
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Independence
Kan
Paul ‘Rogers
Independence High School
Sedan “High School
Rogers
All Star Football Selections Stir Fans and Critics
A Lawrence fan suggests an all star eleven with Kvaternik of Kansas and other Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma State players as top picks. The piece notes pro football gains in popularity and cites a Cavanaugh family benefit as an example, while defending Nebraska’s color and strength against critics.
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Ames
Lawrence
Kilbourne
Penney
Mehringer
O’brien
Evaternik
Bashara
Meier
Dunlap
Beach
Graham
ofullback—Sauer
Arkansas City Traveler Reaffirms Stand On Postseason Games
The Arkansas City Traveler notes a 1934 Notre Dame schedule proposal including Valparaiso Friends Burn Morris–Electoral College Johns Hopkins Alexander Hamilton Harvard Ark City Junior College. It calls the best offensive team in the nation and references the Boston Redskins as the top pro squad under Coach Lone Star Dietz. The Dietzmen average .23912 yards per scrimmage in nine games, edging Portsmouth at .234.
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Arkansas City
Old Meanie
Notre Dame
Valparaiso
Friends
Burn Mawr
Electoral College
Johns. Hopkins
Alexander. Hamilton Institute
Harvard
Ark City
Boston Redskins
Lone Star
Dietz
Haskell
Dietzmen
Portsmouth
EAE
DeSoto Beats Eudora 18 0 in afternoon league clash
DeSoto topped Eudora 18 to 0 as Hodges scored on an 18 yard run, Kraus added a 10 yard TD, and Blaylock pass to Hubbard for the final score. Eudora threatened in the third but fumbled on DeSoto’s 10 yard line and could not halt DeSoto end runs.
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Eudora_high school
DeSoto
Tonganoxie
Bonner Springs
Kawe
Lay
Linwood
Eudora
I Hodce
Kraus
Jemaese
Endora
Blaylock
Hubbard
GeSoto
Eiseler
Johnson
Neil
Dro
Eo Bice
Lawrence
Elks Bowling Scores Across Cities Reported By AP
The Associated Press lists bowling scores from multiple venues including Philadelphia where Jim Lends scored 200 and George Zaharias 231, and Los Angeles where Gus Sonnenberg defeated Casey Kazanijian in three falls. Other results include Des Moines masked Marvel defeating Rudy Lxa- Dizzi 225 in a three fall bout and Leroy McGuirk beating John Kilonis 150 in Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Ahhiladelphia
Jim Lends
Careece
George Zaharias
Pueblo
Colo
Boston
Gus Sonnenberg
Ton
Casey Kazanijian
Angeles
Des Moines
Iowa
Marvel
Rudy Lxa- Dizzi
New York
Gineinnati
Leroy McGuirk
Tulsa
Okla
John Kilonis
Dayton
Ohio
Tulane Star Floyd Roberts Leads Smooth Football Outfit
Tulane football captain Floyd Roberts nicknamed the Little Preacher is highlighted as a standout ball carrier in the South. The Associated Press photo features Roberts and the Tulane squad showcasing their polished play.
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Floyd “Little Preacher
Roberts
Tulane’s
Associated Press
Mussolini Wins Bar Jump at Ak-Sar-Ben Show
In Omaha, Mussolini, star-jumper from the Fort Riley cavalry school, cleared an eight foot bar to upset Max owned by Mrs. Harvey Dick. Max suffered its first defeat in years of competition, as Mussolini easily cleared the obstacle but Max clipped the last bar.
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Omaha
Neb
Mussolini
Fort./Riley
Max
Harvey Dick
Portland
Ore
New Crowd Record Set At Garden Boxing Show
Steve Hamas defeated Ramage in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden drawing 2,614 fans. Attendance set a new low for the venue, producing a net of 4,890 dollars. Referee Andy Griffin ruled Hamas the winner in a closely watched match, the fourth meeting between the two lightweights. Ramage showed little pressur e, while Hamas used a sharp left hand to gain advantage. Chilocco Indians lost to Cameron Aggies 74 to 0 in Lawton Oklahoma as the Aggies dominated with bench players.
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New York
St . Hamas
New. Jersey
Lee Rampage
Madison Square Garden
Penn’ State
Ramaze
San Diego
Notin
Hamas
Andy Griffin
Wamss
Wonsa
Books Aid Tuberculosis Patients Mental and Physical Health
Dr James A Price superintendent of the sanatorium in Memphis says books aid tuberculosis treatment by improving mental state which helps build physical health. Other notes report Washington University income down 500000 in 1931-32 mainly from endowment and gifts, a 10 percent enrollment drop cutting tuition receipts. Green Bay Packers cut football equipment age, and Camp Elcho hosts soldiers. Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks will offer winter fishing due to uniform water temperature. Southern California teams led Stanford and California last academic year in football basketball and track, beating Stanford in baseball but losing the diamond series to California.
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Memphis
Tenn
James A. Price
Enero
St. Louis
Washington University
G. Re. Throop
Green Bay Packers
Fis
Camp Elcho
Summit
Lake,Wis
University, of Southern
California
Stanford
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