Spartans Aim Westward as 1935 Schedule Expands
Michigan State closes home season with a win over Detroit, aiming to become the first western squad in a decade to test Kansas Texas A and M in San Antonio. Coach Bachman previews reserves stepping up, naming Henry Kutchnis and Archie Ross among promising candidates for next fall.
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Lawrence Prepares For Fort Scott Game Friday
Lawrence High School Lions head to Fort Scott for a non conference game Friday at 7:30 pm after a 12 to 0 win over Manhattan. Coach Gooch Az Wood expressed satisfaction with the EKC showing and hopes for a strong remainder of the season.
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Babe Ruth Homer Sparks Stunning Nippon Shutout Duel
In Yokohama, November 20, 16,000 fans watched Babe Ruth break the game open with a seventh inning homer for a 1 0 shutout victory as Earl Whitehill faced 17 year old Eiji Sayamura. Ruth's two way performance, allowing five hits, capped a dramatic exhibition where Japanese players and veterans clashed in a rare major league style contest.
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Warner Finds New Star at Temple Football
Philadelphia Nov 20 A P I m Pop Warner weighs a major change as he considers Smuckler sophomore fullback as the next star after Jim Thorp Nevers. Temple undefeated and Warner aims to elevate the program with a standout back.
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Strange as It Seems by John Hix on Britons and Germanus
In 500 A. B. near Voexl Mountain England the firing army trembles as Britons retreat panic struck. Germanius orders Hallelujah shouts and the baying ranks bend back amid noise and confusion. The Amazon river in South America raises far beyond its usual level with a long reach of current felt 200 miles away. The bird with hands tomorrow.
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Big Six Football Preview and Saturday Tilts
Headlines preview Big Six games with injury notes and team prospects. Nebraska faces Missouri concerns while Iowa State, Kansas State, Oklahoma and Kansas look to improve. Coaches and scouts report on lineup changes, injuries, and readiness ahead of weekend clashes.
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George Veenker
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Jayhawkers Hold Quiet Practice Before Spartans Visit
Kansas Jayhawkers in a calm prep session with Coach Ad Lindsey outlining game plan for the Michigan State invasion at Memorial Stadium Saturday. Star QB Hapgood has a severe cold and was sent home to recover while John Peterson also rests, but the squad otherwise in good shape.
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Al Friedman Dies After Hit and Run in Hollywood
Al Friedman aged 29 a top heavyweight boxing figure died at General Hospital from injuries suffered when struck by a hit and run driver in Hollywood on Sunday night The Boston area fighter fought top heavyweight contenders and worked as a boxing instructor in Hollywood His widow and a three year old child survive him
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Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Action
Scattered bowling scores capture a busy night with Roh Ber er posting 241 and Mencer 249 while Vigh, Decker, and Rhine figure among top totals. Shimmons, Rien, and Mergers contribute notable marks as Elks and other teams clash.
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Notre Dame Eyeing Army Tilt in Final Countdown
Notre Dame scout Tom Conley forecasts a tough battle against Army next Saturday at Yankee Stadium with the Irish as underdogs but capable if their linemen avoid goal line jitters. He notes Army’s offense and the need for Fighting Irish backs to stay calm and ready, praising Elmer Layden’s coaching and the revived spirit since Rockne era.
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Dry field would have given Cornhuskers victory says coach
The report argues a dry field would have favored Nebraska in the Kansas Aggies game, predicting a two touchdown margin for a Nebraska win. Cardwell’s absence hurt NU as fans missed seeing him in action while Kansas Aggies and Kansas Okl ahoma rivals loom. The piece notes oddball athletic prize trends and a cross country of coaches, players, and teams across colleges and provinces.
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Baker Prepares To Meet Bethany Eleven Friday
Baldwin City Kan November 20 Coach A B Mackies Coyotes clinched at least a tie for Kansas conference honors by routing College of Emporis Emil Liston prepares his Wildcats for a likely hard fought Baker Bethany clash next Friday. Liston plans focus on fundamentals and tackling while naming a shifting lineup including Sam Haskin center Mat Tolis ter Eugene Murrey ends and Fred Christ back to shoulder Baker Bethany battle for top conference standing.
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Ottey Joins Elite Twice in National Cross Title Race
New York AP report notes Michigan State star Tom Ottey joined an elite group as a two time national intercollegiate cross country champion. Ottey’s 31 54.6 on Van Cortlandt Park set a course record and helped Michigan State claim its second straight team title with 77 points. Maine finished second with 99, as Colby and Yale runners also starred in the field.
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Caddy fee killed by golf bag on wheels
Washington golfers claim a new invention by George Richards, a kid’s wagon converted into a wheeled golf bag carrier, could slash caddy fees to zero at Kenwood Golf and Country Club. The contraption reportedly cost 70 cents to build and tires the operator more than the bag.
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Funeral attendance and family notices mix in town column
Bosses Senators Again P V Luvis and Mrs Guy Shultz attended the funeral of BE T Howards mother Mrs Sarah Hilkey at Rumsey funeral home Wednesday morning. Emil and Fred Heck were called to Nowata Oklahoma by the serious illness of their weather in law Otte Sith. Mrs Chester Toms and Jack were guests of Mr and Mrs Prienk Toms Monday. He had arrived home late and his wife chided him. Quips from Montreal Gazette and a humorous Ebenene scene accompany the notices.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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Fred Heck
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Local Social News From Midland Area Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Russell Shaw Mrs Sam Moore and Mrs Della Weibel plus Phyllis hosted at Josephine Livingston in Midland. Whitman sale crowds, Haskell pageant, Armistice parade, Rural Social Club meeting, and farm institute notes dominate local social calendar with visits from News and son Charles Kanwaka Elmver Ousdahl and ties to Lawrence.
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