Kansas crushes Missouri 82 to 0 in 29th annual clash
Kansas dominated the Missouri Tigers at Memorial Stadium Calumbia Moc on November 22 scoring 82 points to none. Jarring Jim Bausch led the Jayhawks with two touchdowns and two receptions as Hanson Fisher Cox and Madison also crossed the goal. Missouri was held scoreless despite several long drives and a lone 57 yard pass. Kansas secured a share of the Big Six title as the running game and passing attack overwhelmed the Tigers.
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Tigers
Kansas
Jim” Bausch
Hanson
Fisher
van Dyne
Collings
Schaake
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Smith
Bausch
Westphalia
Boonville
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Missouri Tigers
Pigers
Faurat
Max Collings
Campbell
Hawk
Lwe Tring Smith
D&ad
Schenke
Kehit Vine
Smiith
Cox
Kilgore
Asbury
Edmiston
Bittner
Schaabe
Cox Wan
Linid
Gos
Eaves
Eave
Smoot
Jim" Bausch
Schanke
Kanans
Brayton
Armstrong
Hench
Bain
Haves
van’ Dyne
Bauschecained
H. Kimes
Enyes
Sassouri
Austin
Drayton
McCall
Rimes
Rost
N. Sorem
Foy
Kimes
Callings
Gausch
Stuck Site
Eves
Laker
Faurot
Haber
Kausch
Tiser
W. Asbury
Wy. Asbury
Sehaake
Awlings
Jim Janseh
Schnake
Tixer
T.' Asbury
Sorem
McGirl
Collinga
Missou- Mills Fisher
Davis
Dourn
Yeckel
Paden
Stuck
Garvin
Kilnore
Doarn
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Turner
Dearne
van Dyna
Q Fisher
Madison Addjaat
Ira Kimes
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Brazil
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Hanaas
Notre Dame Defeats Northwestern 14 to 0 at Dyche Stadium
Notre Dame, undefeated, beat Northwestern 14 to 0 before 51 000 at Dyche Stadium. Schwartz opened with a 15 yard TD run, Dan Hanley plunged in after a Conley trick play. Northwestern fumbled twice near Notre Dame’s goal line.
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Dyche
Evanston
Ill
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Schwartz
Dan Hanley
Conley
Bruder
Russell
Football results across early college games
Chicago lost to Michigan 0 while Michigan won 16. West Virginia Wesleyan beat Duquesne 7 12. Washington and Jefferson defeated West Virginia 73 to 6. Harvard defeated Yale 13 to 0. Army crushed Ursinus 18 to 0. Notre Dame upset Northwestern 14 to 0. Nebraska beat Iowa 7 to 12. Minnesota lost to Wisconsin 6 to 14. Purdue edged Indiana 7 to 6. Washburn defeated Southwestern 33 to 6. Ohio State beat Illinois 12 to 9. Oklahoma A and M 7 beat Oklahoma 0. Drake defeated Iowa State 20 to 19.
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Chicago
Michigan
West Virginia Wesleyan
Duquesne
Washington and Jefferson
West Virginia
Harvard
Yale
Ursinus
Army
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Purdue
Indiana
Washburn
Southwestern
Ohio State
Illinois
Okinhoma A. & M
Oklahoma Uv
Drake
Iowa State
Gang Warfare Shocks St Louis Violence Claims Two Fatalities
Kansas City weather forecaster R L Anderson, father of Mrs. Warwick Benedict of Lawrence, was injured when hit by a police car. Benedict's family rushed to Kansas City as doctors feared a fractured skull among his other injuries. In St Louis, Lester Barth was killed and Dewey Goebel wounded in a machine gun ambush linked to a gang split, a violent flare in ongoing gang warfare.
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Warwick Benedict
Kansas City
R. L. Anderson
Lawrence
Benedict
Anderson
St. Louis
Lester Barth
Dewey Goebel
Ickoo Gang
Barth
Goebel
Kansas Weather Forecast and Road Conditions Summary
Kansas forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures in the northwest. Morning notes show clear skies except Pittsburg. dirt roads rough to good and Douglas county roads rough. An advertisement promotes buying a Chevrolet to enjoy the difference every day.
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Kansas
Pittsburg
Indians Triumph 27 0 as Haskell Crushers Butler
In Indianapolis at the Butler Bowl the Haskell Indians shut out Butler 27 to 0 after a scoreless first period. Key scores came in the second, third, and fourth periods with touchdowns by Shephard Hendricks Johnson and a 65 yard punt return by Wilson. Captain Louis Weller did not play.
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Haskell Indians
Butler
Indianapolis
Haskell
Shephard
Hendricks
Johnson
Wilson
Louis Weller
R. Costa
Murphy
Hinchman
Indians
Charles
Wiulson
Crowe
R Costa
Booz
B. Hendricks
Eee
Percc
Lne
Ted Wilson
R. Coste
Haskell - Butler
Beaver
LE Brock
Mecum Bush
Brande
Crown
Bauermeister Powless
Sullivan
Coste
Wolfe Shephard
Reynolds Wilson
Raber _Charles
RH ¥eazel H. Smith FB____ Hinchman - Oficials: Nick Kerns
Chicago
W. 5
Manilaw
Frank Hogan
South Bend
John Kerr
Council meet to Topeka high school cent fund award
Youthful members of the federation of student councils awarded Topeka High School the 1931 cent fund of the group. Delegates plan to aid Topeka in dedicating a 1,250,000 high school project next fall. Marciano Ramirez and Andrew Silva, arrested on liquor charges, were arraigned and pleaded not guilty with trial set for December and held on bond default.
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Omaha
Neb
Federation of Student Councils
Topeka
Kan
Cent
Eseteteemee
Marcieno Ramerez
Andrew Silva
R. B. Stevens
Campbell Would Repeat Try For Speed Record
Washington reports Captain Malcomb Campbell, renowned British speed driver, has asked the American Automobile Association contest board for permission to attempt to break the world record again at Daytona Beach early next year. His 206.956 mph mark set in 1928 was raised to 231.362 mph last year by the late Sir H O Degreve. The board indicated other contenders may also attempt a record next year.
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Washington
Malcomb Campbell
Daytona Beach
Daytona
H. O. Degrave
Campbell
FAILED OF VERDICT JURY DEADLOCKED IN WIFE MURDER CASE
The jury in the Carl Wilson murder trial was discharged after seventeen hours of deliberation, deadlocked at eight to four then even, with Wilson free on a $3,060 bond. This marks a third trial result after two prior convictions were overturned on appeal. A fourth trial may be sought in the February term, with venue shifted from Jefferson county.
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Carl Wilson
Jefferson County
Hugh Means
C. L. Noone
Uand
Wilson
Supreme Court
Burne
K U Symphony to Play Over KFKU on Monday
The University of Kansas symphony orchestra conducted by Prof Karl O Euersteiner will broadcast a program of four numbers over station KFKU at 6 55 Monday evening. Pieces include Herbert March of the Toys Mendelssohn Ruy Blas Overture Franck Finale to Minor Symphony Bizet Suite from Carmen. The detailed roster lists first violins to piano with names of players and positions.
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University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra
Karl 0. Euersteiner
KFKU
Victor Herbert
Mendelssohn
Ruy Blas
Cesar Franck
Bizet
Carmen
Helen Stockwell
Lol ‘Bobrov
George Gilmore
Dorothy Davis
Dorothy, Durkee
Irene Bond
Marjory Ericsson
Helen Gibson
Sarah Burkhart
Hermine Stover
Virginia Shive
Lena Druskus
Hazel Gibb
Ruth Cook
Ruth Rowland
Margaret Bushone
Mildred Allen
Nicholas Gerren
Dorothy Euersteiner
Robert Blum
James Wilson
Lloyd Ericsson
Genevieve Hargiss
Robert Buxton
Genevievel Noyes
Jane Bushong
Wendell Vincent
Elden Ardrey
Ruth Ellis
Ardrey
Marry Hirsh
Susan Hudson
Evelyn Eustace
Ralph LiBeau
William Cusick
Lyle Gifford
Richard Porter
Robert Pierson
C. W. Erickson
Clyde Pickell
Belfast sweepstakes winners share half a million
Two Belfast bartenders split 500000 dollars with a clerk from the Ulster Department of Agriculture after Glorious Devon won the Manchester November handicap. A fourth partner bought half their ticket for 11500, cutting potential winnings to prevent a larger payout. Eleven Americans and Canadians were among the winners, with Vancouver’s A Dawe set to gain 400000 if he held on.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ulster Department of Agriculture
Glorious Devon
Manchester
Dublin
Hospital
Eric
Wanta
Ohn Torney
Ose Agany
Matt Prescott
Ulster
A. Dawe
Vancouver
Coligny 11
Glorious
Devon
Death of Dr Ephraim Miller in Pasadena At 97
Ephriam Miller professor emeritus of mathematics at the University of Kansas died in Pasadena California after a long career spanning 86 years on the KU faculty and 13 years as librarian. Born April 25 1833 in Ohio he taught district schools as a youth and later founded Sigma Xi at KU. He served as dean of the College of Liberal Arts, contributed mathematical works, and represented KU at several major inaugurations and dedications. Tributes recalled his high character and kindly manner.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ephriam Miller
University of Kansas
Geo. OQ. Foster
Miller
College of Liberal Arts
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Cal
Carrollton
Ohio
John
Mary Miller
Allegheny College
Youngstown
Findlay
Sigma Xi
Phi Beta Kappa
Kansas Academy, of Science
Yerkes Observatory
von Kleinsmid
University of Southern California
Scripps College For Women
Pomona College
Claremont
Lawrence
Frank Strong
Millar
University
Olin Templin
Carrie Watson
Renowned Artists in Joint Recital Monday
Myra Hess, English pianist, and Cornelius Van Vliet, Dutch cellist, will perform Monday in the University of Kansas auditorium as the third number of the University concert course. Van Vliet arrives tonight to stay with Dean Swarthout and wife. praised by New York critics for Hess as a leading pianist and influential figure in piano music.
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University of Kansas
D. M. Swarthout
Myra Hess
Cornelius van Vliet
van Vliet
Swarthout
New York
Miss Hess
Oberst Jury Completes Yet Trial for Father Killing
El Dorado Kansas details show a nine farmer jury plus carpenters, oil worker, and poultry dealer selected in Butler county district court to hear state case against 20 year old Owen Oberst accused of killing his father more than two years ago after five days of voir dire from 344 men.
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el Dorado
Kan
Butler County District Court
Owen Oberst
Poultry Show Entries Arrive For Weeklong Event In Armory
Entries for the forthcoming poultry show near next Monday begin to stream in as committees finalize plans for the Armory venue at Eighth and New Hampshire. Prescott Underwood, R. E. Mason of Lawrence, and Charles Terrell of Eudora head the committee with R. R. McCleery of Lawrence as superintendent. An educational program runs daily at 2 PM from Tuesday featuring moving pictures, lectures, and special speakers including Dr. T. J. Leasure and H. B. Wilson. Judging is set for Wednesday morning with awards that afternoon.
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New Armory Building
Eighth
New Hampshire
Prescott Underwood
R. E. Mason
Lawrence
Charles Terrell
Eudora
R. R. McCleery
T. J. Leasure
H. B. Wilson
Holton
G. R. Frazier
W. C. Boardman
Hoover Opposes Halting Public Debt Reduction
President Hoover rejected calls to suspend this year's debt reduction, insisting the sinking fund of about 430 million dollars stay in place. He noted other funds, including foreign debt payments, could be used to cover current needs, while debt had already fallen from 26.0 to 16.0 billion dollars over ten years.
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Washington
Hoover
United States
Treasury
Rankin elected president of Western division in ice manufacturers
Robert C. Rankin former mayor of Lawrence and land manager of Lawrence Ice and Storage Company was elected president of the Western division of the National Association of Ice Manufacturers, closing its thirteenth annual convention in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The Western division covers Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota. Also reported is word of a Bethany Oklahoma tornado fatalities rising to 22 with 45 injured remaining in hospitals in Oklahoma City.
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Robert C. Rankin
Lawrence
Lawrence Ice and Storage Company
National Association of Ice Industries
Milwaukee
Wis
Association
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oklahoma City
Bethany
Here
Bankers Host County 4-H Clubs Banquet Honors Members
Two hundred fifty Douglas county 4-H members attended the third annual achievement banquet hosted by the Douglas County Bankers Association at Hotel Eldridge. A three course dinner followed by sleight of hand, Hawaiian music, and speeches highlighted the evening. A. J. Schoth urged building on the four Hs head heart hand health with the motto Make the Best Better. Awards included Willett Taylor as state champion dairy club member and top county honors for Sunflower and Meadowlark clubs. Entertainment featured sleight of hand by Prof. F H. Guild and performances by Tim Luke Wongwai Cy Hastie and Harry Haimaishi with Wauneta Sullivan leading 4-H songs.
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Douglas County
Douglas County Banker's Association
Eldridge
Banker's Association
J. B. Taylor
Chib Work
A. I. Gilkison
Elizabeth Randle
A. J. Schoth
Manhattan
Taylor
Willett Taylor
Route 4
Dairy Club
Sunflower Club
Meadowlark Club
F H. Guild
Treasure Find Nets Kansas Brothers Over Twenty Thousand
Sylvan Grove Kansas November twenty second AP report says two Lincoln county farmers brothers Skinney and Rudolph Meyers found more than 20 000 in cash gold coins silver and mortg ages while digging at the Meyers home and farm yard. The parents heirs probate and the brothers plan to divide the wealth. Sheriff C V Peacock aided in the search noting the amount was enough to make eyes bug out.
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Sylvan Grove
Kan
Skinney
Rudolph Meyers
Lincoln County
W. H. Meyers
Meyers
C. V. Peacock
Lina
Hesper Presents Operetta Bobby Brewster's Rooster
Miss Opal Shaw and Miss Inez Jensen star pupils in an operetta at Hesper school on Wednesday November 26 at dusk with the fish swim as additional feature. Plate supper and candy sale accompany the program. Night service and phone Bee Bullene Skaner Motor Co adv.
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Opal Shaw
Inez Jensen
Bobby Brewster
Hesper School
Delock
Bullene-Skaner Motor Co
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