Kansas Jayhawkers Rally Past Iowa State in Memorial Stadium
Kansas defeats Iowa State 20 to 6 in a crowd near 6,000 as Johnny Manning connects a 20 yard pass to Casini for the first Jayhawker TD since September. Bob White rushes 50 yards for another score. Ole Nesmith springs 80 yards for the final tally as Kansas showcases blocking and tackling ahead of the Missouri clash. Dumm sprains an ankle and may miss practice before the Missouri game.
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Oklahoma Aggies Take Valley Championship
Oklahoma holds its second Missouri Valley crown with a 38 to 13 victory over Creighton at Omaha as Drake falls to Creighton and Grinnell falls earlier in the season. Drake beat Grinnell 7 to 0. homecoming looms as Missouri wins.
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Strange golf shot with bird still on the tee at St Joseph Club
Reported in 1915 at St Joseph Country Club a golfer struck a drive that hit a woodpecker perched nearby. The ball wedged into the bird, killing it, and the beak left an imprint. The woodpecker was mounted and exhibited at the club. Also noted are births and feats of a remarkable Ohio youth who learned piano with his feet and can rifle shoot and thread a needle with toes.
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St Joseph Country Club
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Shockers rally past Haskell 28 to 6 in football clash
Wichita Shockers erased an early Haskell lead with a strong second half offense, scoring 14 points in each of the final two periods to defeat Haskell 28 to 6. Walker ran 72 yards for a major play as Wichita racked up 353 yards from scrimmage and nine first downs while Haskell totaled 114 yards. The Indians end the season November 30 against Xavier at Cincinnati.
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Andes
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J. McLain
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College of Zimperia
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Beemine
A. A. U. Meet Opens With Metric System Endorsement
Pittsburgh November 28 AP Retention of the metric system for track events appears assured as the Amateur Athletic Union opens its 45th annual convention. Debate over Germany’s anti Semitic stance and the Berlin Olympic award looms, with delegates wary of potential influence on the U S Olympic Committee. The track committee unanimously approved the international standard, solidifying metric measurement for events. The convention also ratifies the national basketball tournaments with Kansas City hosting the men’s event and Wichita hosting the women’s. Duke and Kentucky have long dominated since 1930 with Duke winning all four prior games.
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Nebraska
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Big Six race mostly settled as Nebraska leads title chase
Nebraska sits as three-time consecutive Big Six champion with Kansas State runner up and Oklahoma third, while Kansas and Missouri face idle weeks amid the Thanksgiving schedule. Kansas State edged Oklahoma State 12-0, and Kansas State’s only loss came at Nebraska as the conference crowns near.
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Washington University
Bluefield College Back Pete Young Nears National Scoring Title
Pete Young of Bluefield College virtually clinches the national football scoring championship with 108 points after Saturday's two touchdowns, extending his lead to 24 points over Cecil Kent of Murray Teachers, the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association pace-setter.
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White Sparks Kansas To First Sig Six Win At Ames
Bob White, a 150 pound sophomore, ran 40 yards for a TD and surged Kansas to a 20 to 6 victory over Ames in a rough game. Nesmith added a 40 yard run and led Kansas with a powerful ground game while Ames relied on Allender for its offense. The Jayhawkers cornered the Cyclones with a strong line and a prolific aerial show, all despite several fumbles and many stoppages.
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Ames
White
Oval
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Cyclone
K L
Allender
Dana
Ollie Nesmith
Nesmith
Yates
Wall
Catron
Hayes
Goard
Cuntingham and Bonthron Lead in Medal Balloting
William May Garland of Los Angeles was named the first recipient of the James E Sullivan memorial medal for outstanding service to sports. The Sullivan committee also named 100 athletes for jury review. top balloting included Glenn Cunningham and William Bonthron, with most nominees from track and field.
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Joachim
Gymnnastics
Cunningham
University of Kansas
Bonthron
Princeton
Bears cling to Western lead after tense pro grid upset
Chicago s Bears barely hold top spot in the Western Division as Giants beat them 3 to 1. Portsmouth Spartans lose 10 to 7 to Cincinnati Reds, while Green Bay Packers fall 20 to 7 to Boston Redskins and Brooklyn Dodgers shut out Chicago Cardinals 3 to 0. Lawrence tackle Jack Robinson sprains ankle, X-ray shows no fracture.
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Two Elevens Repeat In Kansas College Football Races
Topeka on November 20 AP reports Wichita, cental Conference champion, and Ottawa, Kansas Conference leader, repeat as champions. Ottawa’s Braves beat Bethany 38 0, Wichita split title with Hays and Washburn after a scoreless draw. Bowlers, Kirksville Teachers, and Pittsburg games noted as season winds down. Schluet er ruled out.
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Nebraska Tackle Declared Ineligible at Arkansas
Fayetteville Ark Nov 20 AP Ulysses Heinie Schreuter of Boonville Missouri a reserved tackle was declared ineligible to play at Arkansas University.
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Arkansas University
Fayetteville, Ark
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Big Six Conference Grid Preview and Results Summary
In Des Moines Towa State faces Drake at 7 p.m. and Towa State meets Nebraska in Lincoln. Last week results show Oklahoma 0 and Kansas State 14. Iowa State 6 and Kansas 20. Nebraska 0 and Pittsburgh 6. Missouri 7 and Washington University 33.
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Arkansas football records questioned over transfer claim
An investigation requested by a Southern Methodist University official examined a University of Arkansas football player who disclosed he played at the University of Nebraska in 1952. Arkansas officials believed he was a direct transfer from Missouri Junior College.
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