Stony Wall's Kick Wins Dramatic Kansas Missouri Thriller
The closing seconds delivered a dramatic finish as Stony Wall kicked a field goal to give Kansas a 25 23 victory over Missouri. Whiteman and Hart sparked scoring drives while Kansas defense limited Missouri, with a crowd of 25 000 watching.
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Kansas board voids Emporia Ottawa game standings
The Kansas State High School Athletics Association board ruled the Emporia Ottawa game invalid after overturning a referee decision. Ottawa led with a field goal before the play. the referee’s call produced a two point safety for Emporia, but the game was expelled from standings to avoid impact on records.
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Hobo Day at KU Sparks High School Pep Rally
Fire breaks out at Mulberry hardware in Kaw. cause unknown. Val Mendichi store and garage sustain damage. Crude oil futures rise 10 to 25 cents a barrel in Pittsburgh markets as trading firms report higher demand.
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Red Grange Turns Pro With Chicago Bears
Chicago November 23 A P Harold Red Grange returns to football as a professional star signing for six games with the Chicago Bears. He will play Thanksgiving Day and then head to Florida for holidays. Reports estimate his first game earnings between twenty thousand and thirty thousand dollars.
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Red and Black Meet Emporia In Key Wednesday Game
Coach Higgins prepares the Lawrence team to stop star Grant of Emporia on Cordley field in the final local schedule game. Emporia has been unbeaten, and Grant, a nearly 200 pound fast player, tests Lawrence’s defense as Archie Kennedy shifts roles and Pontius returns to end. Expected lineup remains from last week barring injuries as weather and start time 2 30 loom with school dismissal at 1 00.
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Statesman Horse Prefers Jockey Winder Over Clout
Paris November 21 A P Statesman owned by A K K Macomber shows a clear preference for jockey Winder over Clout. The colt won three times and lost three this season with Clout riding. When Winder rides the horse is calm and fast, while Clout’s presence leads to sulking and poor starts. Detoxal Tooth Paste ad promotes gum health at Rankin's Drug Store.
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Haskell Indians Triumph In Creighton Stadium Debut
Coach Pat Hanley's Haskell Institute football team defeated the Omaha Warriors 16 to 7 to dedicate Creighton University stadium. The Indians built a 30 to 7 lead after a late score, with McLain breaking for an 80 yard run setting up the second touchdown. Next they face St Xavier in Cincinnati and Loyola at Chicago to close the regular schedule.
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Requisites of Good Citizenship address at ninth grade assembly
Miss Winona Jewell of the National W C P U spoke on citizenship to the ninth grade assembly at the junior high this morning. Students in all grades have assemblies before vacation and elementary pupils are taking achievement tests this week. Tests, aided by language and spelling, are conducted twice yearly, with three days before Thanksgiving set aside for testing. Larry Clark, referee duties call him to Cincinnati for Haskell St. Xavier, then Chicago for Haskell Toyala game. A C Horsman and wife visited Concordia for the Kansas big event Sobran.
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Former L. HS Stars to Meet Thanksgiving Day
Former Lawrence High stars will play in a Thanksgiving game between Baker Wildcats and Washburn Teachers at the Kansas Free Fair grounds in Topeka. Coach George Woodward leads Washburn with Canary Wilbur and Dutch Laborgalls on the field. Baker’s John Akers and Frances Morawetz also star. The game marks a notable reunion of Lawrence alumni and pits Washburn to end a winless stretch against Baker since 1920.
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Rogers A Lead in Glorious Youth at Paramount
Charles E Bud Rogers of Olathe Kansas has been chosen for the leading male role in Glorious Youth a Paramount Pictures production. He attends the Paramount motion picture school in New York City selected from 3000 contestants. The school opened last July to train stars and closes December with Rogers to begin filming. Rogers a former University of Kansas student is the son of B H Rogers editor of the Qulathe Mirror. Also notes courses closing at the high school and potential millinery and home economics offerings after holidays.
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Arrests For Drunkenness Fill Sheriff’s Weekend
The sheriff’s force rounded up about twenty drunks on Saturday, with most from Missouri, one from Texas, and one from West Virginia. one Kansas student identified. Many arrests occurred outside jurisdiction, turning over to county. ten more arrested in the city, largely Missourians. Also noted: U S Attorney Ray appointed for western Oklahoma district, replacing W A Manner. In Newark, Mary Daly sentenced to die in electric chair for the murder of Raymond Pierce, taxi driver, with her case slated for the week of January 10.
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