Topeka Triumphs Over Lawrence in Narrow Victory
Topeka defeated Lawrence 26 to 0 at K U stadium, clinching the Northeast Kansas League title for the Trojans. Emrich broke free for a 68 yard run, Kell added extra points, and Emrich again scored on a rush as Topeka led 14 0 after three quarters. Lawrence fought hard, with a late Topeka drive sealing the win as penalties and fumbling marked the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lasrence Yester
K.U. Stadium
Lawrence
Trojans
Emrich
Black and Gold
Keil
Kell
Dicker
Harris
Lawrence Topeka Moore
Eeeper Cohen
Owen Gufler
LaCroix Mettner
de Blissemery
L. LaCroix
H. Pine
Erwin C. Hemphill
Werner Dicker
Kell Harris
L. Lawson
Poland
RH Williams Fritzel
Ar Emerich
Les” Davis
K. UL
Gordon Melillan
K. U
Swinehart
Ottawa
Topeka Lawrence
Tiny
R. LaCroix
Poindexter
Bliss
Holstrom
Pett
Nucee
J. Lacroix
Nucleon
Lawson
Knights Secure First Kansas Conference Grid Crown
In Wichita Kansas the Knights defeated Ottawa 20 to 0 to clinch the conference title for the first time. Bell Burns and Klenck scored as Ottawa fought hard but could not reach the end zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ature Caloge Kales
OL University
Ottawa
Bell
Burns
Klenck
Topeka High Clinches Northeast Conference Title
Topeka High football clinched the Northeast Conference title with a 26 to 0 win over Lawrence. The remaining league games between Lawrence Ottawa and All ison Leavenworth do not affect Topeka’s standing, as Leavenworth also won twice but must play four games to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Topeka High School
Orday
Rence
Local boxing rounds feature mixed results across cities
A batch of scattered boxing notes lists bouts and outpoints from Milwaukee to Detroit and Syracuse. Names like Terrell Grand Rapids Terry, Joe Zetininsky, Tommy Loughran, Mickey Meruriend, and Jon Roches appear in brief mentions with several decisive outpoints and a few first falls, reflecting a cluttered, patchwork night of ring action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paeuiostateg
Sim Peppers
Taree
Pateius
Milwaukee
Aa Mith
New Excie Ra
York
Drew
Poland
Sepppes
Terrell
Grand’ Rapids
Joe Zetininsky
Bos
Detroit
Buckey Lawless
Syracuse
W. Y
Billy Tozneend
Vancouver
Pittaburgh
Jon Roches
N. x
J Many
Kellyy Pitter
Topeka to Host Kansas-Central All-Star Charity Game
Twelve top Kansas editors and sports writers were named to the publicity committee for the Kansas Central conference all star football game set for December 6 in Topeka. Proceeds will benefit the Gepper Crippled Children's fund, supporting medical care for needy children. The slate includes editors from the Kansas City Star, Mary's Star, Daily Capital, and other papers. local bankers and officials provide committee leadership and event supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Gepper Crippled Children’s Fund
Cacag
Tae Hobbs
Ain Ome Eo Kemper
Aj ‘' Poria Gazettz
Pyack Copeland
The
Kansas City Star
Fritz Miller
Mary's Star
Lillard Ma Daily Capital
Stansfield
Hamer National Bank
Dean
Merchants National Bank
Cb. Mabie
Ee E. McBride
Ani
Iene Monde
Il Be
Erenee
Ernest E. Beary
Fran Welch
Il Liston
A. B. Mackie
Dukes Duford
Seven Villages Destroyed Near Tirana
In Albania with Novvor and Sevenea reports indicate widespread destruction around Tirana. More than 200 people were injured as the devastations hit the villages including Terbac Brataj Thermi Dukat Lapenio Vranisht and Llogara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirana
Albania
Terbac
Brataj
Thermi
Dukat
Lapenio
Vranisht
Llogara
Notre Dame Faces Northwestern in Great Football Clash
A EMAL By AL DEMAREE notes Notre Dame and Northwestern clash as the Fighting Irish seek a strong national title run led by Rockney with 1930 form praised alongside Stuhldreher Crow, Miller and Brill. The article predicts a Notre Dame win by two touchdowns despite Northwestern’s challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Demaree
New York Giants
Fighting Irish
Notre Dame
Northwestern Wildcats
Rockney
Atest
Woldi
Schwartz
Brill
Carldeo
Stuhldreher
Crowle
Miller
Sets Y Boperorn
Wildcats
Oe Syndi
Yesterday's Grid Results From Kansas Colleges
AP roundup lists multiple college games with scores across Kansas venues. Notable results include Bethel 26, College opponents 0. Fort Scott 7 over Coffeyville 18. Smith Center topping Girard 33. Liberal 31 over Elkhart. and other district scores such as Osawatomie, Hutchinson, and Arcadia games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press _ Kansas
Wichite U
Phil
Fittaoare
St. Benedicts Marys
Oisiurys
Ottawa U
Hawyeuson
Bettany
Bethel
Coffey Coffeyville
Independence
Fort Scotts
Fort Scott
Ior
Carnegie report on Pacific Coast athletics stirs debate
From Palo Alto to Berkeley crowds mark first anniversary of the Carnegie Foundation football study. The report details recruiting networks and alumni aided incentives at major schools including Southern California, California, Stanford, Penn, and Yale, with coaches sometimes overseeing recruiting while fraternities host prospective athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Berkeley
Carnegie Foundation
California
Stanford
Pacific Coast
Dink Templeton
Carnegie
Michigan
Northwestern
Oglethorpe
Southern California
Wiscongin
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Harvard
Missouri
Princeton
Washington
Wisconsin
Yale
Wesleyan
Oregon Agri Ial
Purdue
Southern
Southern Califoria
Methodist
M. Aathonyi
Southe
Catholic Miet Jons
Golfer Jack Redmond Secures Break At Country Club Event
The article notes golfer Jack Redmond, described as a trick golfer, receiving a break after a performance at a prestigious Country Club event. Details are fragmented but imply a notable showcase and related golfing personalities in a winter season context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Redmond
Focal Country Club
Elks Bowling Scores and Local Social Highlight
Wettig and Simmons led Elks bowling with scores across games including high marks by Menger and Sutter. A social note records Mr and Mrs Frank Flory hosting guests from Harris and Willow Springs, with neighbors visiting and a church wood sawing event planned for Thursday followed by a church basement dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Flory
Verna Filburn
Emma Andharles Hrubaker
Alva Riffey
Lawrence Filbrun
Harris
Marvin Davison
Willow Springs
Russel Harrell
Clinton
Mars
Sarah Plory
Ivo McKinzie
Richland
Pauline
Hazel Ikenberry
Marguerite Anderson
Margaret Curtis
Local Socials and Farm Bureau News Highlight Community Events
HAWK HALLOW Fe Mie L Hi reports a group gathering with Mr and Mrs Alie Babcock and family. The Farm Bureau club hosted a flag meeting at Lawrence Stoneking’s home with a noon covered dish luncheon. Alma Torneden of Topeka was celebrated with a birthday dinner at the Torneden home as siblings attended. Dennis Somski Henry Wickey plastered Charles Torneden’s house near Linwood. Heywood and Slomski families contributed, and Pleasant Valley school plans a pie social on November 19. Elmo Blackwell and Dennis Slomski delivered mixed stock to Kansas City markets.
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Hhunnielina
Alie Babcock
Norman
Charles
Farm Bureau Club
Lawrence Stoneking
Fred Heywood
Dennis Somski
Henry Wickey
Charles Torneden
Slomski
Tonganoxie
Olie Babcock
Albert Beal
Pleasant Valley
Elmo Blackwell
Kansas City
Fred Cox
Jasper Messmore
C. H. Musser
Glenn Couch
Fred Hackler
Herman Oshel
Jack Cleak
Missouri
Cleek
David Jewett
Will Jewett
Albert Messmore
Jim Harding
Hiawatha
Lloyd Hoke
E. L. Hoke
Leo Brooks
J. O. Huff
Perry Mitchell
Will Turner
Buckley
McBrune
Lenape
J. C. Huff
Merchants of
O'Dea's corn husking and Perry car trip noted
The report records corn husking at O'Dea's, Roy Wiley's accidental kick by a horse near Lawrence resulting in a broken bone, and a Perry Sunday motor trip by Mr and Mrs Skeets and family, with visits to Mrs McNerney and Maurice Plummer of Osage City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Dea
Roy Wiley
Lawrence
H. G. Skeets and
Harry
Alfred
Fila
Nettie O'Dea
Perry
Francis Worley
He Gallery
Will
Menage McKone
Be L. McNerney
Research Stal
Kansas City
Fred Kahn
Chee’ Ward
X Feo
Cawrence
Wishon
Lin
Corliss Attendees at the Danex Event at the Stew
Several local residents attended the Danex event at the Stew with Mr and Mrs Bole among those noted. The fragmentary report mentions Corliss and attendees from here showing interest in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eran Danex
Stewwere
Bole
Local social notes span families and gatherings in De Soto
Mrs. Marie Sheldon hosts south of De Soto as Mrs. Mable Grob assists. Attendees reply to roll call then enjoy a short program with a Thanksgiving paper, a song, and two contests. Refreshments are served including hot biscuits and pumpkin pie. Numerous visits unfold with relatives from Kansas City and Lebo, Kan, plus church revival meetings and a Royal Stock show trip. Families gather for birthdays, dinners, and social events across De Soto and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Sheldon
DeSoto
Mable Grob
Florence Schellack
Will Welch
Frank Sheldon
Vida Sheldon
Evelyn Middyett
Cobb
Will Tripkoes
Lebo
Kan
Omar. Daot
Robi. Turner
Turner Hom
Joe Scrimmiger
Kansas City
W. H. Dent
Carl Woolfe
Ellen Louise
Rennels
Hull
Mattie Baker
Otto
Chas
Corliss
Ainsworth
Beulah Baker
E. J. Shumaker
Frank McGee
Cecil
Centerville
Jobn Penner
Penner
Will Reid
Shumaker
Jessie Penner
L. R. Penner
Edgar Soule
Fred Cox
Erle Hunter
Will Savage
Bonita
Floyd
Leland ‘Cox
Hiawatha
Albert Messmore
Clara Plummer
Ariel Watson
Young Women's Club
Watson
Agnes Linden
Lucille Parker
Hazel Wright
Viola Bowling
Lucille Wateod
Esther’ Ni Yataon
Or Nease
Pais
Kabaity
LaVerne Dong- Mazine
Lottie
Pearl Ashlock
Excelsior Social Note Records a Lawrence Trip
Mrs Carl Schwarz and Misses E and Mabel Haas motored to Lawrence Tuesday. The Worden Missionary Hertatned Orden Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schwarz
Misses E and
Mabel Haas
Lawrence
Worden
Local notes from Eudora and vicinity survey many visitors
Mr and Mrs Lennie Wallace and relatives in Missouri prepare for Christmas. Mrs Mabel Boenetlid and daughter return to Kansas City after visiting grandmother Mrs Mary McBride. Nolan Guffey attends Beant meeting in Eudora and is elected patrol leader. Union railroad uses steam engines on Kansas division through Mrs Bain. Children decorate and improve their schoolroom interior. Eighth grade culture class creates corn wage booklets. Edmund Koerner moves with family into Mr Bowers property north of Union tracks. Charles Doe hosts supper at Long Arm.
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Lennie Wallace
Darlene
Missouri
Ots
David Matti
Mabel Boenetlid
Ansas City
Mary McBride
Nolan Guffey
Eudora
Nolalan
Patro
Tor Ps
Union Facts Railroad
Kansas
Bain
Lela Kindred
R. Hooton
Cialea
Eberwein
Louis
Koerner
Kansas City
David Piathia
Igve
Mr. Bowers
Edmund Koerner
Longarmond
Charles
Pleasant Valley Election Result At Illinois University
A fragment notes an impending decision at the university in Illinois on November 16 regarding a matter tied to Pleasant Valley and a Chicago connection. The unreadable text leaves key names and specifics unclear.
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Winc
Restos
Ape
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Philippines
Africa
John Hix
Hale
Toung
Knights
St. Nuvis
Wichits
Phillips University
Okla
Ita
Clear Highfill
University of Wichita
Highfill
Wichita
Atchison
Brock
Kahler
St. Benedict's College
Blue Howell
Pittsburg
St. Benedict’s
Newton
Bethany Swedes
Bethel College
Mennonites
Pedigo
Zirman
Soderberg
Bethany
Rt A
Topeka High
Cvanane Etree
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Pete le Etree Pe
Adriatic
Harrier
Creek
Feterane Clark Chamberlain
van Cortlandt Park Course
New York
N. D
Hutchinson
Grays Center
Clay Center
Beloit
Osawatomie
Smith Center
Girard
Mulberry
Paren Hiawatha
Horton
Holton
Seneca
Welborn
Anes Catholic
Oe Wa
Elven
Gridley
Ea Aieoee
Salt City
Vienna
Oes
ELKS
Hawk Hallow
Reno
All-American Timber
Ly Sitill
Wenn
Papa
Marty
Marshall Ares
Lester Schwartz
Ric Rekmeni
Aire
Amelia Ssocsessier
Larence Dressler
Avian
Leb
Inger
Arrencé
Excelsior
Ty Rem
Chicago
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