Missouri Routs Kansas In 50th Renewal 45 to 6
Missouri exploded in a rain snow game before 14 000, scoring 45 to 6 against Kansas. Harold Adams and Harry Ice sparked long TD runs while Ralph Miller and Don Reece led KU drives to only one Kansas score on a 21 yard interception return. Missouri dominated with 160 rushing yards to 47 for KU.
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Ralph Miller
Missouri
Harold Adams
Miller
K.U
Steuber
Adams
Harry Ice
Ice
George Dick
Tigers
Don Reece
Bob Steuber
Wade
Hagen
Jenkins
J. Kern
Jayhawks
Ray Evans
Kansans
M.U
Evans
Steve Meade
Ekern
Jayhawk
Don Ettinger
K. U
K. A. Ettinger
Red Wade
Red Ettinger
Ettinger
Gibbons
Bowen
Lister
Joe Flavin
Morton
Wallach
Missouri 45 Kansas 6 Homecoming rout in blustery rain
In a rain soaked stadium Missouri dominated Kansas 45 to 6 at homecoming. The Tigers built a large lead with multiple scoring drives as Evans and Ice produced key plays. Pre game ceremonies featured governors Donnell and Ratner and Louise Lockhart crowned Homecoming Queen despite the drizzle.
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Donnell
Missouri
Ratner
Kansas
Arthur Capper
Deane W. Malott
M. H. Malott
Abilene
Raymond Briggs
Omaha
R.O.T.C
7Th Corps
James Dusenbury
K. U
K.U. Band
Louise Lockhart
Wichita
Zuppke Ends Career as Illinois Falls to Northwestern 27–0
In Evanston on November 22 Pro Coach Bob Zuppke saw his Illinois team lose 27 to 0 to Northwestern before 35 000 spectators. The loss marked the end of a long career as the Illini faced a stronger Wildcats squad.
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Evanston
Ill
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Northwestern
Indiana Beats Purdue 7–0 in Rain Sogged Bloomington Clash
Billy Hillenbrand, the Evansville express, starred for Indiana as the Hoosiers shut out Purdue 7 to 0 before 24 000 fans in Bloomington. The field was muddy from alternating rain and snow.
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Purdue
Bloomington
Ind
Billy Hillenbrand
Evansville Express
Hoosiers
Protest Lodged Over Woolf Arrest In Rome
The United States filed a formal protest with Italy over the arrest and detention of Rev. Hiram Gruber Woolf of Elmira New York rector of St Pauls Protestant Episcopal church in Rome. Secretary Hull sent George Wadsworth to deliver the written note after a full embassy report. Woolf faced investigation on allegedly incriminating information and was held incommunicado amid police searches of the rectory. The event follows long Italian surveillance of American services in Rome.
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Washington
United States
Hiram Gruber Woolf
Elmira
N.Y
St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Rome
Hull
George Wadsworth
Woolf
Wadsworth
State Department
St. Paul’s
Roosevelt
Italy
Nebraska Edges Iowa In Snowy Lincoln Clash
In Lincoln on November 22 Nebraska rallied to beat Iowa 14 to 13 after overcoming a 13 point first-half deficit. Tom Farmer sparked Iowa with two long passes to Al Couppee and Wilford Burkett and a rushing touchdown, while Mike Francis kicked the decisive extra point and Nebraska recovered a late turnover.
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Nebraska Power
Iowa
Tom Farmer
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Nebraska
Mike Francis
Farmer
Bus Mertes
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Wilford Burkett
All Green
Francis
Football Finals and Scores Across Colleges
A compilation of college football results with numerous matchups and final scores. Penn edged Cornell 16 9 while California powered past Georgia Tech 14 7. Other notable results include Penn State 31 Pittsburgh 7 and Clemson 34 Furman 6.
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Penn
Cornell
Boston College
Boston U
Lafayette
Lehigh
Harvard
Yale
Temple
Holy Cross
Army
West Virginia
Penn State
Pitt
Ohio State
Michigan
Michigan State
Ohio Wesleyan
Northwestern
Illinois
Indiana
Purdue
Florida
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Villanova
Clemson
Furman
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Navy
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Fordham
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Duke
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Bucknell
Albright
Colgate
Columbia
Oklahoma
Marquette
Iowa
Nebraska
Tennessee
Kentucky
Notre Dame
Southern California
Kansas State
Iowa State
Oklahoma Plays in Mist
Oklahoma met Marquette in Norman on November 22 in an intersectional game played on a rain soaked field with light mist. The article notes a thrifty habit of reading the classified page daily.
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Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Marquette
Invaders
Tobruk Garrison Breaks Out in Western Libya Fight
British Middle East command says Tobruk garrison has broken out of the axis semicircle and pushed toward Rezegh as Allied tanks advance. New Zealand troops recaptured Fort Capuzzo on the Egyptian Libyan frontier and American built fortress planes join the air battle. Axis tank strength in Libya is said to be halved with heavy fighting across the front.
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Middle East Command
Egypt
New Zealand
Fort Capuzzo
Libya
R.A.F
Tobruk
Rezegh
U S Military Mission in Cairo Arrives to Direct British Aid
Brig. Gen. Maxwell and five aides head the U S mission to manage all American material aid to British operations in Africa. Hundreds of technicians will follow to support Libyan and other fronts as U S forces assist Allied efforts across the continent.
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U.S
Cairo
Maxwell
Egypt
Russell L. Maxwell
United States
Africa
Libya
U. S
Alexander C. Kirk
Ralph Knapp
Santa Fe Railway
Germans Capture Rostov as Moscow Front War Intensifies
Nazi forces storm Rostov on Don, key oil gateway to the Caucasus, while a massive push targets Moscow. Soviet fronts report heavy fighting near Kalinin and Mozhaisk as the red army mounts counterattacks amid reports of large German troop concentrations.
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Caucasus
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Russia
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Miners Accept Arbitration Board Named for Labor Peace
The United Mine Workers policy committee accepts President Roosevelt’s plan to refer the captive mine dispute to a three man board and urges an immediate return to work. John L. Lewis, John R. Steelman, and Benjamin Fairless named to the panel to begin work at once. Roosevelt and Norton discussed labor legislation while four commercial coal operators vow to honor the union shop during the talks.
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Conciliation Service
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel
John L. Lewis
Labor
C.I.O
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Mr. Roosevelt
Norton
D.N.J
House Labor Committee
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D.-Tex
Capitol Hill
Congress
U.M.W
Defense Mediation Board
Alabama Coal Operators Negotiating Committee
Logan
W.va
Greenbrier
New River
Seelye Named Freshman Coach at Kansas State
Manhattan Kansas November 22 193? CP athletic officials announced Melvin Seelye former Kansas State varsity player is appointed freshman basketball coach at the college. Seelye previously coached Inman High School last year winning 24 of 28 games. First varsity and freshman scrimmages are set for Tuesday night.
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Manhattan
Kan
Melvin Seelye
Kstate
Seelye
Inman High School
Army edge Mountaineers 7 6 on late Mazur pass
Hank Mazur connected on a 57 yard pass to Ralph Hill at the WVU goal line in the final quarter, securing a 7 6 victory for Army before about 25 000 fans in West Point New York.
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Army
West Virginia
West Point
N.Y
Hank Mazur
Ralph Hill
Cadets
Mountaineers
Ohio State and Michigan battle to 20–20 tie in Ann Arbor
In a Western Conference clash at Ann Arbor 85,753 witnessed a high scoring duel as Michigan and Ohio State each rallied from deficits twice and finished tied at 20 apiece. Buckeyes and Wolverines traded blows in every period.
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Michigan
Ohio State
Ann Arbor
Mich
Buckeyes
Pittsburg Teachers College Gorillas Win Central Title
Pittsburg Kansas November 22 The Pittsburg Teachers College Gorillas secured their first undisputed football championship in the central conference by beating the Emporia State Hornets 13 to 0 at home.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Pittsburg Teachers College Gorillas
Emporia State Hornets
Stock Market Index Report Brief
The article notes an index average of 60 stocks with a reading of 40 for yesterday. No further context or figures are provided in readable text.
Snowy weekend forecast sweeps Kansas state wide
Drizzle rain and temperatures turning cold bring snow to much of Kansas as forecasters predict a blanket of snow across most of the state within 24 hours. Early precipitation ranges from .22 inch in Coffeyville to .01 in Topeka with snow in Phillipsburg and Wichita turning to snow.
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Kansas
Coffeyville
Wichita
Dodge City
Phillipsburg
Flora
Fort Peck
Mont
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Goodland
Tomrrow
Germany Aims European Economic Conference Rumor
White House reports Germany planning a Europe centered economic conference with vague terms of rehabilitation and independence. England allegedly excluded. invitations said sent to belligerents Axis powers and some neutrals for a December or January event.
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Washington
White House
Germany
England
Stephen Early
Europe
Hitler
Roosevelt
State Department
Seventeen High School Bands Lead Homecoming Parade
Seventeen high school bands sloshed along Massachusetts street in Lawrence for the Homecoming parade at 10:80 this morning despite rain. Lawrence Memorial high school led the march from South Park to Central Park before the KU-MA game, with many district bands following.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial High School
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Central Park
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Humboldt
Holton
Wyandotte
Oskaloosa
Rosedale
Ottawa
Tonganoxie
Valley Falls
Lawrence Junior High School
Effingham
Osage City
Marion
Paola
Burlington
Hiawatha
Grandview
KU-MU Homecoming Celebrations Highlight 50th Football Game
The 50th Kansas Missouri game featured elaborate ceremonies. A 200 cadet drill opened the pre game, then governors Ratners and Donnell dedicated the event to armed service members. Halftime included king coronations and house decoration awards among fraternities and sororities.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
Missouri
R.U.T.C
Payne H. Ratners
Forrest C. Donnell
M.U
K.U
Carruth Hall
Kappa Sigmas
Delta Chi
Pi Kappa Alpha
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Beta Theta Pi
School of Education
Edna A. Hill
Home Economics
Albert Palmerlee
Department of Military Science and Tactics
Your Individual Kingdom Lecture by Mise Nelle Jewett
Mise Nelle Jewett leader of the Christian Institute class will give the second lecture in a concentration series in the Community building classroom on the second floor at 2 30 p m Friday November 28.
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Mise Nelle Jewett
Christian Institute
KU Homecoming Parade Dazzles With Floats Queens And Color
University of Kansas marks the 50th anniversary Homecoming with a grand parade from South Park to Sixth Street featuring the KU band 24 floats and student contingents. Chi Omega Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Alpha Tau Omega win float prizes while Kappa Alpha Theta and Phi Delta Theta claim marching representation. Col James S Dusenbury serves as grand marshal as lights go out four minutes to highlight flares and oil lamps.
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University of Kansas
University of Missouri
K.U
South Park
Massachusetts
Sixth Street
Chi Omega
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Alpha Tau Omega
Kappa Alpha Theta
Phi Delta Theta
M.A
Col
James S. Dusenbury
James Dusenbury
WREN
Tom Callins
The
Kansas City Journal
K. A
M. A
Gina Menro
Vic Hart
Huro T. Weddell
Ernest Pontius
Demand Union Shop At Detroit Conclave In 92
Detroit announces that the Congress of Industrial Organizations wraps its fourth annual national convention with a push for mandatory union shop and criticism of the National Labor Relations Board. It also targets federal oversight of investments and endorses reelection of President Murphy and officers. The delegates back a motion opposing use of the FAT to finance anti labor campaigns.
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Congress of Industrial Organizationa
National Labor Relations Saard
Hyerean
Investicaton
Amrine
Drleewates
Onnreeg
Sarassanvahar
John T Lewis
United
Mina Warfare Trion
Convantion
Char
Weather forecast for Koaneng-Madtarsta region
Fragmentary weather note indicates heavy rain turning to snow at night. Forecast mentions winds around 24 to 25 miles per hour and a Sunday evening onset with cold conditions.
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