Kansas Home For Two Final Games
Kansas returns from the Boulder win over Colorado with a 12 to 6 score and no serious injuries. The Jayhawkers aim to win the final Big Six games against Iowa State and Missouri to secure second place, as Ed Phelps may return and Hapgood again stars in a varied attack featuring 14 passes with nine connected and several key laterals.
Strange bridge built on dry land across Missouri river
The main span of the South Omaha bridge rises over land while the river will be redirected by seven dikes and pilings. The eastern approach also sits on the old river bed to allow the project to proceed without flooding the course. A comparison notes the heart's energy as about 57 ten thousandths of a horsepower, revealing the daily work capacity of the human body. Tomorrow: "City of Angeles," City of Death.
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Kansas Wesleyan tops Baker to claim conference title
In Baldwin Kansas Wesleyan defeated Baker 13 to 0 to seize sole Kansas Conference leadership. Smith scored early in the second quarter and Van Cleef added a late 27 yard run for the touchdown after a Baker drive stalled. Wesleyan intercepted a pass for a final score as Baker fumbled and struggled in the cold and wet conditions.
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Grid Scoring Leaders Keep Top Three In Week
New York November 18 The national football scoring leaders changed little as Ray Zeh Western Reserve Eddie Stanley Williams and Meehan Catawba remain first second third Zeh adds two touchdowns and a PAT to reach 100 points while Stanley posts two more TDs for 96 Williams Ohio State holds 60 and Cardwell Nebraska tops Big Six with 42 points A golf mishap in San Diego leaves Richard A Ramey stitched after a drive struck his chin
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Valley Title Hopes Drift as Washington Tulsa Tie Possible
Des Moines reports the Missouri Valley race may end in a tie between Washington and Tulsa this week unless upsets occur. Washington beat Missouri 19 to 6, Tulsa lost to George Washington 3 to 0, and both leaders have two valley wins. Remaining non conference games feature Washburn vs Fort Hays State, Creighton vs Marquette, and Grinnell vs Cornell College after Coe loss.
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Lawrence grid slate tightens for late season run
The 1935 football schedule brings three Lawrence games at Haskell field this week starting with Lawrence high Paola Thursday night, then Haskell versus St Benedict's Friday, and Kansas versus Iowa State Saturday. Fans praise Kansas lateals after a Colorado romp. injuries and travel notes surround Eddie Phelps.
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Only 7 undefeated teams remain in mythical national race
The college football title picture narrows as North Carolina Marquette and Syracuse losses trim the field to seven contenders Princeton Dartmouth NYU Minnesota SMU Texas Christian and California. Minnesota and its upcoming Wisconsin clash loom as the likeliest perfect-season candidate while others face key remaining games. Meanwhile Melbourne reports the Maharajah of Patiala seeks a cricket squad and invites A F Kippax to coach his team.
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Battle for second place in Big Six shapes outcomes
Iowa State and Kansas clash as Kansas fights for a tie for second with Oklahoma. Missouri hosts Washington while Kansas State faces Missouri and Colorado defeats Nebraska and Purdue. Nebraska, Oklahoma idle as Pitt downs Nebraska and Washington beats Missouri.
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Dr F C Allen Looks Back After 50 Years Birthday
Dr Forrest C Allen Kansas athletic director arrived with the Kansas team from Colorado to observe his fiftieth birthday. A Missouri native and KU alumnus, he built a 25 year coaching career with 19 conference championships. He coached at Baker University and Haskell Institute and recalled 1912 Warrensburg titles and the 1920 Nebraska game as milestones.
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They Need No Address in Australia Tour Team Vice-Captain Named
A letter addressed to Mr. McCabe, described as the man who eats, Australia, was delivered to J. McCabe, vice-captain of the Australian team set to tour South Africa this winter.
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Pittsburg Teachers Eye Share Of Central Title In Week
Kansas City report notes Pittsburg Teachers and Southwestern clash as part of the Central Intercollegiate conference football race. Pittsubrg seeks a title boost with a win over Southwestern while Emporia Teachers, Wichita, and Fort Hays contest for top standings. Kansas Wesleyan dominates Baker as Bethany and Ottawa also play.
Ottawa Falls 19 to 7 to Bethany in Kansas Conference
Bethany handed Ottawa a 19 to 7 defeat dropping them to the bottom of the Kansas conference standings. An 18 to 6 loss to Oklahoma Baptist was noted from last week. One game in the schedule was postponed, the Emporia Teachers and McPherson inter-conference game was affected.
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Cochran Still Favorite to Win Cue Championship
Chicago November 18 Welker Cochran the 18.2 balkline billiard champion leads the World's three cushion title race with seven straight wins. He faces Arthur Thurnblad tonight and could meet Willie Hoppe tomorrow. Hoppe sits in second with seven wins and one loss, Layton tied for fourth with four wins and five defeats.
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Baseball Boom in Portland Boosts Coast League Crowds
The Portland coast league season saw a strong revival with a total paid attendance of 167 720 as the Fortland club climbed from bottom to mid pack. Also noted are era snapshots including Chivare Beara beating New York and Jack Manders kicking a yardage in a recent NL game, plus past bouts and retirement news for golf legend Toby Jones.
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Gridiron stars and wrestling headliners spotlight week
Army quarterback Monk Meyer sparked a 6-6 tie with Notre Dame by throwing the scoring pass. Navy’s John Schmidt found the end zone thrice against Columbia, while Georgetown’s Joe Neglan tallied all 13 points in a 13-0 win over Manhattan. Duke stunned North Carolina 25-0. Vanderbilt’s Geny hauled in two catches for scores in a 13-7 win over Tennessee and Ollie Adelman starred for Northwestern in a 32-13 win over Wisconsin. Andy Urain led Minnesota over Michigan 40-0 with two long TD runs. Purdue’s McGannon set up an upset by intercepting and returning 63 yards for a score in a 12-6 victory over Iowa. California’s George Cornell returned after injury to score four TDs in a 35-6 win over the College of the Pacific. USC’s Davie Davis engineered late drives for a 20-10 win over Washington State. Tipton of SMU scored twice in a 17-6 win over Arkansas. Sammy Baugh of Texas Christian with seven completions and three TDs in a 28-0 defeat of Texas. Colorado College’s Mihatalick rushed for a TD and 196 yards as they beat Montana State 14-0. Lewis vs Sonnenberg headlines Kansas City card as Ed Strangler Lewis meets Dynamite Gus Sonnenberg in a 2 of 3 falls match at Convention Hall, with Lewis seeking his first win over the Dynamiter. Notre Dame’s John Kelly and Harvard’s Shane Kelly are said to be cousins.
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