Nebraska Huskers set scoring record in Big Six win
Missouri and Kansas battle looming as headlines note Nebraska’s 40 point shutout of Kansas State, seizing a Big Six scoring mark. The Huskers crushed K State 40 to 0 at Lincoln, Sam Francis punting backed the drive, Lloyd Cardwell scored on a kickoff miscue, and Choy posted 134 conference points. Oklahoma, Missouri, and Iowa State also won, while Missouri defeated Washington University 17 to 10 and Drake fell to Iowa State 21 to 7.
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Aguilar high school captain dies from neck injuries
Woodrow Diskin an 18 year old captain of the Aguilar Colorado high school football team died here yesterday from a broken neck suffered in a game against Manzanola Colorado high school Saturday. He played defensive fullback and several vertebrae in his neck were crushed while stopping a line play.
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Faust in Opera and Literature Through the Ages
A survey of Faust legends from medieval tales to Christopher Marlowe and Goethe. It notes operatic adaptations by composers including Gotaudl and Belieg, among others, and hints at future coverage titled Tomorrow: You Can't Lose.
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Haskell Indians to end season with Oklahoma City game
John Carmody leads the Haskell Indian Braves in a Thanksgiving Day finale against Oklahoma City University at Oklahoma City. The Braves seek their first win after opening with Ottawa and tying Bethany, followed by hard battles against Hays Teachers and St. Ambrose. Key lettermen Jarney Botone Smith Washington start in backfield with Tex Jones Deer and Joe Summers on the line. Queton is out injured. Oklahoma City, near midseason, has struggled despite a strong 200-pound fullback Sweet who also plays tackle on defense. The Indians depart Wednesday morning for the game.
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Hutchinson Wins to Tie for JC Football Lead
Kansas City Nov 23 Independence and Hutchinson tied for the conference lead after Independence beat Coffeyville 2 to 0 and Coffeyville dropped to fourth. Fort Scott moved to third as two decisive games loom Thursday Coffeyville at Hutchinson and Fort Scott at Parsons. Hutchinson can clinch the title with a win if Independence cannot add a game.
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Sunday’s Football Results From The Associated Press
Santa Clara 13 Loyola Marymount 1. St Joseph 7. Dallas 0. Both New York and San Francisco have world fairs scheduled for 4939.
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Grid Stars Dominate College Football Saturday
AP tally highlights the week end with players from Duquesne North Carolina Notre Dame Yale California Georgia Indiana Oregon State North Dakota and others. Brumbaugh Hutchins Wilke Spirida Botiari Maffett Volz Huffman Gray Pollard key plays boost upsets and wins across multiple games.
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Historic college football wrap and quirky local notes
A year ago Stanford beat California 13-0 and Minnesota defeated Wisconsin 33-7 while Yale downed Harvard 14-7. Five years back Nebraska announced a record home football attendance of 149,291 after five games, surpassing 131,073. Goat social rank push in St Petersburg and Joe Rose profits from 226 white leghorn hens are noted along with Rice Institute Owls becoming Arkansas Razorbacks’ homecoming tradition.
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Lions and Ottawa Set for Eastern Kansas Conference Clash
Lawrence high school Lions host Ottawa high school at Haskell Stadium in a key league finale. Both teams seek to avoid last place in the Eastern Kansas conference after three conference losses. Lions hope for full strength with Anderson sidelined hand and Brown returning from hip bruise, while Ottawa aims to rebound after strong showings including a 14 to 12 loss to Manhattan.
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Harlow Back Leads Harvard Football Chat in Roundup
Sports roundup notes Professor Dick Harlow returning to the Harvard football scene as it discusses college results and upcoming bouts. Mentions Georgia Fordham Indiana Purdue Notre Dame Northwestern and potential Rose Bowl matchups with Alabama. References Budgets, contracts, and possible Braddock against Joe Louis arrangements.
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Braddock Begins Training After Six Week South Stay
Jimmy Braddock returns to New York after six weeks in the south and plans to start training tomorrow for the no decision bout with Joe Louis at Atlantic City on February 22. Manager Joe Gould says Braddock is two weeks from peak shape, weighs 195, and will post $5,000 with the New York State boxing commission as security to meet Schmeling for the title in June.
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Letter to K U squad questions Missouri game outcome
A Kansas University football letter urges the Jayhawkers to rise to the challenge at Missouri. It praises effort of the yearlings and reserves, notes freshmen’ s strong play, and challenges the varsity to unite and deliver a victory to avoid a lasting losing-record stigma. The piece cites Nebraska and Kansas State as comparisons and mentions Dean Griffing’s Canadian league play.
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Rose Bowl picture murky as teams seek answers
Upheaval unsettles Rose Bowl hopes and Army Navy odds as the season winds down. Alabama, Washington, and Washington State chase western bid while Notre Dame and Tulane test strengths. Army-Navy clash seen as top national tussle with close head-to-head comparisons against Navy and Notre Dame.
REMAINS UNDEFEATED New Sea Nev 2h
The continued slaughter of top ranking football teams leaves eight undefeated untied college squads. Northwestern Notre Dame Marquette Santa Barbara State of California Shippensburg St Anselm and others halted. Saint Anselm drew Holy Cross. Tennessee Wesleyan leads small colleges with ten straight wins and 261 points. Benedict’s Kansas ends unbeaten year 8th win.
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McPherson in position to tie Wesleyan in key showdown
Kansas City November 25 The Kansas conference climactic game features unbeaten Kansas Wesleyan vs McPherson, with McPherson needing a win to tie for the title. Other Kansas conference battles include Pittsburg vs Emporia, and Ottawa at Emporia. non conference Wichita hosts South Dakota State. Army coach Gar Davidson expresses disappointment in his team after a 51-7 Hobart win and doubts about Navy game prospects due to injuries and flu. only 14 first string men available, plan to start regulars unless practice yields changes.
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Army coach Davidson granted extra year after four year limit
Monk Meyer, Army ace, will not start the Navy game but will see action after kickoff. Davidson, named head coach again, said the appointment surprised him. He notes appointment to a military post lasts four years, making this year effectively his last at West Point. Daley was the last Army coach to serve beyond four years. Also a Lorain High note mentions Miss Marie Kramchak repairing torn clothes for hockey-bound students.
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ISHUTE IS CHAMP Pinehurst NC November 23 1936
Denny Shute won the professional golfers championship crown after losing five bids to capture the American amateur title. He defeated Jimmy Thomson 3 and 2 in the final, earning a $1,000 top prize and a total of $30,000 over eight years as a salaried player. Shute’s decisive 34th hole sealed the match after Thomson errored.
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