Ottawa Defeats Lawrence 19 to 6 in Thanksgiving Football
Ottawa beat Lawrence 19 to 6 at Haskell Stadium before 2,300 fans in the annual Thanksgiving clash. Van Dyke scored two first half touchdowns, Humphrey added a late score after an interception return, and Fockeler kicked extra points. Lawrence’s Risling and H eckroot suffered injuries, while Ottawa outgained 135 to 73 in yards and held 9 first downs to Lawrence’s 12.
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Ottawa
Lawrence
Haskell Stadium
Orliss Cox
van Dyke
Humphrey
Ireland
Fockeler
Loveless
W. Duver
Williams
Fockele
Lions
Riling
Treland
Hormuth
E . Heckroot
Young
Pearce
Pos
Helmuth
Kephart
L. T
Mclntosh Ireland
Barrenes
Higgins
Price
Een Price
Rayours
Rising
Davenport
Boardman
Chase
Gobie
Oyler
Johnson
Heckroot
Woodworth
B McIntosh
Stetler
Keel
Daugharty
McIntosh
Carlson
Alien
Dean
Clark
Hough
Foote
Malott
Colgate Line For California Grid Tilt From East
Colgate coach Andy Kerr hailed his 21-0 victory over unbeaten Brown as the finest defensive effort of his 25-year career. The Red Raiders, poised for a possible Pasadena bid, shut out Brown and face tough Pitt decisions as eastern contenders for the Rose Bowl. Kerr credited his players for a cohesive unit and noted pending Pitt versus Stanford outcome could decide Colgate’s post-season fate.
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New York
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dickinson College
Brown
Kerr
Pittsburgh
Washington & Jefferson
Red “Raiders
Bruins
Pasadena
Pitt
Stanford
Colgar
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
San Francisco
Seaman High School crew extends grid streak to 59 games
Seaman high school football fans claim a school record by extending the team’s consecutive games with at least a win or tie to 59 across seven seasons. The 42 00 Thanksgiving victory over Washington high school wrapped the stretch with 52 wins and 7 ties, while only 12 points were scored against the team in 1980.
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Topeka
Seaman Rural
Ind
Seaman
Jvashinngton High School
Kansas City
Te “Gman
Charles Logan
Strange: AS IT SEEMS by John Hie
Altho there are nearly 500 species of humming birds in America the ruby throated is the only one east of the Mississippi in the United States Humming birds are most numerous in South and Central America 148 different species being found in Ecuador and 105 in Colombia The Pilgrims took thirteen years to reach America after leaving England They spent years in Holland before continuing to the New World The Colorums a revolutionary sect in the Philippines believed the world would end in 1924 and tried to bind the globe with rope The rope was never bought For further proof address the authorIncluding a stamped envelope for reply Tomorrow Under Sentence of Death For Thirteen Years
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America
Mississippi
United States
South
Central America
Ecuador
England
Holland
New World
Philippines
John Hix
Wichita Takes Title In Central Intercollegiate Conference
Wichita University crushed Washburn 28 to 7 in Topeka to clinch the Central Intercollegiate conference title. Key plays included a blocked punt setting up Stukey and McClain touchdowns, plus a 55 yard scamper by McLaughlin. Washburn had led early but Watched Wichita pull away in the second half.
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Topeka
Wichita University
Central Intercollegiate Conference
Ichabods
Washburn
Wheatshockers
Wit Washburn
Topekans
Mal
Wichita
Leeman
Stukey
McClain
McLaughlin
Curly Edwinson
Pittsburgh Teachers
Emporia Teachers
Pittsburg
Southwestern
Army Favored to Trim Irish in New York Showdown
New York AP report says Army enters the Notre Dame game at Yankee Stadium as favorite, riding a 6 to 5 line after a season with one loss to Pitt. Notre Dame faces illness and weaknesses noted by observers despite strong showings vs Kansas Northwestern and Navy. The classic matchup draws a packed crowd and high-quality football from both storied programs.
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New York
Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Pitt ‘Panthers
Ramblers
Panthers
Rartiers
Inter
Kansas
Northwestern
Navy
George Melinkovich
ST. Benedict’s
Mullins' Team Defeats Tarkio 14 to 6 at Atchison
In an interstate contest on November 26, Cahill and Raven contributed a pair of touchdowns for Mullins' squad while Joe Peterson, end, added a four yard plunge for a late score. Tarkio College was held to 6 points as the home side secured the victory.
Lawrence Gun Club Bi Monthly Shoot Scheduled
The Lawrence Gun Club announces a regular bi monthly shoot scheduled for Sunday morning. All shooters are invited to participate. The range is located on the embi grounds two miles south on highway 3.
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Lawrence
Indians Lose to Xavier In Last Game of Season
Navier University Musket eers end 1932 season with 20 to 7 win over Haskell Institute on a muddy Cincinnati field. Haskell drives yield a late touchdown by Bob Holmes and a line plunge PAT as Xavier tallies two opening period touchdowns and two more in final quarter. Scoring also lists Holmes for Haskell and McPhail for Xavier, with officials from Michigan and Notre Dame.
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Navier University, Musketeers
Cincinnati
Indians
Haskell Institute
Braves
Xavier
Indiana
Haskell
Bob Holmes
Xavier Barlow
L. E. Schmidt
N. Holmes
L. T
Moellering
Archdale
L. G
E. Sander Eagleman
Brannen R. Holmes
Jordan Bernard
R. H
Fider. Hayes
McPhail
Pt c
Xavier University
R Holmes
Holmes
Jordan
Michigan
Reese
Denison
Eichen- Taub
Notre Dame
Inesman
Bechtel
Wittenberg
Unclear college football scores from Wichita region
Fragmentary report lists several scores including Wichita 28 over Washburn 7 and College of Emporia 10 over Emporia Teachers 6. Other entries mention Southwestern 7 and Oklahoma Baptist a Kittaburg Teachers 0 with Springfield not fully identified.
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Reautte
Wichita
Washburn
College of Emporia
Emporia
Southwestern
Oklahoma Baptista Kittaburg
Springfield
Huskers Top Missouri in Thanksgiving Showdown
In Lincoln 17000 spectators watched Nebraska defeat Missouri 21 to 6 as the Huskers rallied with two late touchdowns. Chris Mathis sparked Missouri’s offense with a 60 yard kickoff return, while Bernie Masterson and Staub keyed Nebraska scoring drives. Both teams finish with December 3 games, Huskers vs SMU and Missouri vs St Louis University.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Nebrasas
Huskers
Tigers
Lincoln
Nebraska
Chris Mathis
Percy Gill
Bernie “Masterson
Missourians
Channingmeier
Schiele
Staub
Boswell
Faurot
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Wesleyan Wins Kansas Conference Runner-Up Spot
Wesleyan defeated Baker 18 to 7 to finish behind Ottawa in the Kansas conference. The Coyotes ended with 3 wins and 1 loss, Ottawa undefeated and dominant, Baker third at 2 wins 2 losses, Bethany claiming fourth with a 7 to 2 win over McPherson.
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Wesleyan
Baker
Ottawa Braves
Ottawa
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Wesleyan
Coyotes
Salina
Bethany
McPherson
Turkey Day wrestling show at Turner Hall draws crowd
Joe Schelbar promotes a turkey day wrestling card at Turner Hall with Swede Johnson losing to Wildcat Sullivan and Jimmy Miller beating Wilson as headliner Cals Texasence falls twice to Lawrence. Schelbar announces next show on Thursday December 1 at Turner Hall.
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Turner Hall
Joe Schelbar
Lawrence _promieter
Cals
Txerence
Jim
Lawrence
Swede Johnson
K. U
Wildcat Sullivan
dJimmy
Bmiller
Wilson
Schelbar
Jayhawker line dominates Kansas State clash in Salina
Salina column by Stuart Dunbar picks Kansas to win over Kansas State. He lauds the Jayhawker line led by Mehringer and Atkinson and notes Ralph Graham’s defense. Dunbar analyzes the controversial fourth down play by Russell and praises Kansas’ strategic boldness, while sports figures debate the outcomes and rosters.
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Salina ‘Journal
Stuart Dunbar
Salina
Ralph Graham
K. U
Kansas Aggies
University of Kansas
Dunbar
Football results span multiple colleges and scores across 1910s.
Nebraska 21 Missouri 6 and other listed college scores include Wichita 26 Wastburn 7, Oklahoma City D 10, Emporia Teachers 6, St. Louis 15 Washington 6, Tarkio 6, St. Benedict's 14, Baker 7, Xavier 20 Haskell, St. Mary's 7, Oregon run 60, Colorado 0, Colorado Aggies 0, Oklahoma Ansies 13, Arizona, Colguta 21 Brown New York 13, Cornell 7, Texas Aggies 0, Alabama 20 Vanderbilt 0, Kansas junior college note. Grandstand seats at Hialeah pace track Miami reduced from 82.50 for coming season.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Wichita
Wastburn
Wielitte
Dashburn
Talza
Oklahoma
City D. C
Emporia
St. Louis
Washington
Wittaburg
Springfield
St. Benedict's
Tarkio
Wesleyan
Baker
Xavier
Haskell i
St. Mary's
Oregon
Colorain
Aggies Wyoming
Denver U
Colorado
Oklahoma Ansies
Arizona
Colguta
Brown
New York U
Carmeste Tech
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Teng
Texas Aggies
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Kansas Junior College
Kansas grid rivals settle titles on Thanksgiving day
Kansas high school league championships were decided in Thanksgiving games. Independence won its ninth straight, taking the Southeast Kansas League title 20 to 0 over Coffeyville. Oberlin claimed the Northwest Kansas League crown by defeating Norton 12 to 6, while Horton blanked Horton 20 to 0 for the Big Seven crown. Clay Center captured the North Central Kansas title with a 26 to 6 win over Belleville. Marysville beat Waterville 20 to 6 for the Marshall county title. Dodge City beat Garden City 19 to 7 in the family coaching rematch. Other scores include Newton 1 Dorato 7, Fowler 3. Minacola vu Smith Center 9. Osboroy 6. Osawatomie 1% Paola 7. Leavenworth 18. Ottawa 19. Fort Scott 15. Junction City 14. Wyandotte 33. Chanuta 6. DeSoto strong in Kaw Valley play. Final standings show Tonganoxie, DeSoto, Washington, Bonner Springs, Eudora leading the league.
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Independence
Coffeyville
Oberlin
Norton
Horton
Clay Center
Kansas Loop
Belleville
Marysville
Waterville
Marshall County
Dodge City
Garden City
Ford County
F. B. Toulson
Wilmont Toalson
Newton
Local notes from Emporia and area gatherings
Alfred Zorn of Emporia visited his brother Otis Wednesday evening. The Aid Society meets Tuesday with Mrs. Albert Heines assisted by Mrs. William Bush. Mr. Wartzack's sister Mrs. George Oelrich was taken to a Lawrence hospital for an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Inca drove to Kansas City Wednesday. Miss Marv Phenicie and friend Miss Severance of the Wichita schools returned home after a weekend at the R. Phenicie home. Sheyah 30 drove to Atter City Missouri. Busy Bee Indies visited Mrs. Wart rack to knot a comfort for a neighbor whose house burned recently. Miss Ella and Nettie O'Dea returned from Kansas City after attending the American Royal programs and visiting cousins Mr. and Mrs. R. E. O'Connell. Word from Mr. and Mrs. Hillsden who left Thursday says they arrived in Washington, D. C. Friday without a puncture. weather was fine. They also visited Mt. Vernon. Two new pupils from the Crystal farm joined Pony Creek from Neota and Lavita Wa Pro. C. M. Williamson and agricultural boys from the pe and is ie high school went to the Royal stock show in Kansas City Tuesday. Lacy Phenicie of Marysville spent the weekend with his parents. Harry Skeets Jr. spent Friday at the Royal stock show in Kansas City.
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Alfred Zorn
Emporia
Otis
Aid Society
Albert Heines
William Bush
Wartzack
George Oelrich
Lawrence
Inca
Kansas City
Marv Phenicie
Severance
Wichita
R. Phenicie
Atter City
Busy_ Bee
Wartrack
Ella
Nettie O'Dea
American Royal
R. E. O'Connell
Hillsden
Washington, D. C
Mt. Vernon
Pony Creek
Crystal Puvinws Iarm
Neota
Lavita Wa Pro
C. M. Williamson
Notre Dame Arrives in New York for Army Game
Notre Dame led by Athletic Director Jesse Harper and coach Heartley Anderson arrives at Harmon Field for practice ahead of the Army game at Yankee Stadium. Half the squad suffers influenza or injuries. regular full back George Melinkovich and reserve end Dominic Vairo have heavy colds but may play if needed. The team plans a light workout then seclusion at Westchester Biltmore. De Soto High Defeats Eudora 31–0 in annual rivalry game at Eudora.
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Aye
N. Y
Notre Dame
Jesse Harper
Heartley
Hunk
George Melinkovich
Dominic Vairo
Hagg
DE Soto
Eudora
Excelsior Tee Maranville Visits Ness County Family
Ness county resident Tee Maranville is visiting relatives. The Chester Gibson home hosted a supper with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Maranville and their children, and Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson and daughter. Joan Churchbaugh stays with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ike Montgomery this week. Andrew Elm and Lester Schwalm attended the American Royal Stock Show in Kansas City, where Elm’s horse earned a red ribbon. Ike Montgomery and family drove to Lawrence, and Harry Flory with daughters Helen and Maria and Elmer Rappord drove to Kansas City to attend the stock show. Mrs Conar Astrock spent Thursday at her parents’ home.
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Tee
Ike Montgomery
Lawrence
Harry Flory
Helen
Maria
Elmer Rappord
K Smax City
Conar Astrock Spen
Neighborhood Visit and Church Gathering Report
A local stretch of social visits highlights. Mr and Mrs John Gibson of Centropolis and Henry Gibson of Grobill Wyomin visited relatives this week. The Flory and Bechtel families attended a church meal at Eight Mile, with many neighbors hosting Sunday dinners at Ottawa and Entropolis homes.
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John Gibson
Centropolis
Walter Pohl
Henry Pohl
Henry Gibson
Grobill
Wyoming
Glen Flora
Lawrence
George Bechtel
Gon
Ottawa
Eightmile Church
Roy Shuler
Eula Bellle
Marerie Mae
Yy Powell
Ernest Pohl
Orlige Steen
Donard Gastrock
Chester Gibson
Ben Gibson
Entropolis
Charley Gilliland and Sons
Harry Flory
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Tonganoxie
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Lacy Phenicie
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Harry Skeets, Jr
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Vidta Amean
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