Lawrence Swamps Horton Gridders 50 to 0 in Stadium Parade
Lawrence high led by Coach Edd A Wood dominated Horton high at Haskell stadium. scoring in every period, the Lions rolled to a 50 to 0 victory as Ireland and E Duver spearheaded multiple scores and Kephart, Jella and Durer added TDs. Horton fought hard but could not bridge the early deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd.a. Wood
Cardinal
Lawrence High
Lions
Haskell Stadium
Horton High
Hornets
Allen Crow
Price
Lawrence
Stanley
Horton
Wilson
Hornet
Bailey
Ireland
W. Duver
Marker
Duver
E. Duver
Goins
Oval
Jella
K. Johnson
Hiatt
Ottawa
Lawrence Horton
W. Durer
Kepping
Soma
Ire
Tawren
Tuver
Higgins
Rerley J. Johnson
Ser
Bonebrake
Wambourn
Perkins
Kephart
Chin
Hodrdman
Lee
Durer
Hickns
Fh Johnson
W. Diver
Borton
Peabody
Hernandez
erTians
Johns Goens
Gostin
Gresh
Meenning
Teltz
Canzoneri Knocks Chocolate in Madison Square Garden Return
Former Haskell star Louis Weller returns home after his release by Boston. The report notes Canzoneri’s victory over Chocolate and hints at a possible title tilt with Cleto, with Ross for the world championship if plans mature. Weller, ex-Haskell captain, spent the week after release visiting Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony Canzoneri
Kid Chocolate
Barney Ross
Chicago
Canzoneri
Madison ‘Square Garden
Chocolate
Ross
Tony
Cleto
Haskell Star
Boston
Louis’ Weller
Haskell
Tan Redskins
Weller
Strange Shaving Feats and Odd Shark Facts Highlight 1930s Notes
A quirky item recounts Marc Collier shaving in 40 seconds with two razors, face intact, during a staged test. It also notes the Elfin shark in Japanese waters with a separated snout and a deep cleft-like nose. Hugo High School in Colorado scored 356 points across three games in 1937, beating Vona, Burlington, and Flagler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Collier
Hollywool
Collier
Hugo High School
Hugo
Colo
Vona
Burlington
Flagler
Crowds Forecast for Four Classic Games Today
New York AP reports huge attendance expected at four major college football games today. California vs Stanford at Palo Alto may draw 90,000, Army vs Navy at Franklin Field about 79,000, Yale vs Harvard in Cambridge around 50,000, and Notre Dame vs Southern California at South Bend about 40,000.
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New York
California
Stanford
Cardinals
Palo” Alto
Army
Navy
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Yale
Harvard
South Bend
Notre Dame
Tonganoxie Gridders Retain Kaw Valley Title in 18–0 Win
Tonganoxie beat Washington Rural 18 to 0 to clinch the Kaw Valley league championship in the season finale. Coach Alan Beatty, a University of Kansas graduate, has built strong teams across several seasons at Tonganoxie. Eudora edged Linwood 7 to 6 in the final game, while Tonganoxie dominated conference play with a 57–0, 82–0, 6–0, 21–0, 16–0, 13–0 record ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonganoxie
Washington Rural
Alan Beatty
University of Akansas
Beail Eudora
Linwood
Eudora-yester
Eudora
Votan
Mitchell
Beatty
Gardner
Immaculata
McLouth
Turner
DeSoto
Bonner Springs
Sooner schedule offer clashes with Big Six game
The University of Oklahoma was offered a 1934 football game in Norman by the Michigan State College athletic department. The Sooners may not accept due to a date conflict with another Big Six team. The report also notes the Hamm defense rested in the Chicago kidnapping trial of four suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sooners
Michigan State
Ralph H. Young
University’ of Oklahoma
Norman
Hamm
St. Paul
Chicago
William Hamm, Jr
1923 Kansas Missouri Game Ends In Tie On Thanksgiving
The 1923 Thanksgiving clash between Kansas and Missouri produced a 3 to 3 tie. Walsh kicked two field goals from the 33 yard line to knot the score, while Kansas threats were thwarted repeatedly by the Tiger defense. Kansas lineup included McLean Griffin Mosby Davidson HaJey Braker Lonborg Krueger Burt Black Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Missouri
Stadium
Tiger
Jayhawkers
Char-ge Black
Tigers
Walsh
McLean
Griffin
Mosby
Davidson
Ha Jey
Braker
Lonborg
Krueger
Burt
Black
Smith
Big Six Court Open in January for 1965 season
The Big Six basketball schedule, announced by secretary C. L. Brewer, sets Nebraska and Iowa State to start January 5 at Ames. Missouri and Kansas State debut January 6 at home. Kansas meets Nebraska January 9 at Lincoln, Oklahoma faces Iowa State January 13 at Norman. The season ends March 6 with Kansas vs Missouri at Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Lincoln
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Norman
Jayhawkers
Tigers
Lawrence
St Benedicts Defeats Tarkio Eleven 27 to 7
Tarkio Mo Nov 25 AP St Benedicts college Atchison Kan defeated Tarkio 27 to 7 to end a strong season for both teams. Tarkio scored late in the final quarter on a Henn pass and kick. St Benedicts touchdowns came from Helmert Beattie O Neal Nolan. Creighton University also noted for unique season records with Tom Johnson playing every minute of eight games at left tackle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarkio
St. Benedict's College of
Creighton “Tron
Omaha
Nebr
Creighton University
Tom Johnson
Kewanee
Left Tacle
Kirksville Teachers Dominant In Interstate Victory
Kirksville Teachers defeated Pittsburg Teachers 7 to 0 to extend their winning streak to eighteen. Arnold Embree starred with passing and running. Moody scored the touchdown and Embree added the extra point. Pittsburg threatened but was stopped short at times. Kirksville outgained Pittsburg in rushing and passing, 157 to 134 yards.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kirksville Teachers
Missouri
Pittsburg Teachers
Arnold Embree
Moody
Embree
Kirksville
Kansans
Builders
Washburn
Winfield
Ray Overéem
Marmon As
Creighton Coach Seeks to Add Another Title
Omaha report notes Creighton Bluejays face a tough 17 game basketball schedule under Coach A A Schabinger after football exit. Only two lettermen remain Willard Schmidt and Bob Miller with several reserves and sophomores stepping up. Conference foes span Missouri Valley Big Six and North Central leagues as Schabinger seeks another title in his 12th season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Creighton University Hilltop
A.A. Schabinger
Bluejays
Schabinger
Creighton
Willard’ Schmidt
Swanton
Bob. Miller
Gretna
Wesleyan Beats Baker 26 to 0 to Claim Third in Kansas Conference
In Bethany, Kansas, November 25 AP reports Wesleyan defeated Baker University 26 to 0, with Robinson and Insleed scoring two touchdowns each to secure third place in the Kansas conference. The Wildcats were outplayed except for the passing game and managed only one sustained drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
McPherson
Kansas
Baker Bethany
Bselee - Baldwin
Kan
Robinson
Insleed
Wesleyan
Baker University
Coyotes
Wildcats
Insleed Halfbaobinson
Mes
Local notes from Tonganoxie community events and notices
Harold Needham young son of Fred and Mrs Needham suffered bruises when he fell from his father s car turning the corner near the Christian church Monday morning. Various local updates follow including PTA meeting notes, I O O F and Rebekah lodge activities, garden club and bridge results, Leavenworth county fair highlights, theatre plans, and social visits from residents and visitors around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Needham
Fred. Needham
Christian Church
Ruth Dillon
Margaret Wipprecht
Jean Woods
Edith Haley
Eva Hull
Ernest Coxen
Marcus’ Peterson
Leavenworth
Tonganoxie High School
Hutchinson
Sophie Whitaker
Walter
Zoellner
William Heynen
Texas
Reading Club
Amos ‘Wilson
Robert Gabel
Kansas City
William. Gabel
John Carpenter
Edith
George Burnan Vis
C'L. Borst
Fred Reno
Kansas’ City
Albert
Conley
John Evans
Paul Williamson
Art. -Stemmerman
Noble
Lloyd
Roy” “Vaughn
Jobin
Charles Pasmore
James Pasmore
FAIRFAX-BELMONT COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS SUMMARY
Fairfax Belmont notices mention visits among Colling Petty and Kennedy families in Bonner Springs and updates on residents LaMont Malone move to East Thirteenth Street. C E Ransom recovering from a paralytic stroke with improved condition, while others travel for family events and road trips to Osawatomie and Vinland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Colling
T. R. Petty
Jesse
John “Kennedy
Cyril Dowding
Bonner Springs
Carl Strong
Raw Valley
LaMont and
Malone
East Thirteenth Street
Ed Gilbreath
Ed Ransom
DeSoto
C. E.ransom
Boyd
Stanley
Frank Everett
T. R
Petty
William Knox
Topeka
Mahlon Ball
Brady’Ball
Frank. Adams
C. D.adaims
Osawatomie
Herbert Jones
Ands
J. W. Hughes
Clinton Belvoir Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights and Notices
Twelve members and one guest attended an all day Farm Bureau meeting at Mrs Charles Riley s home with a food lesson by Mrs Johnson and a noon luncheon. Officers elected include president Mrs O Connor and vice president Mrs Unger. December promises a Christmas party and reports from the Atchison convention were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Axe
Charles Riley
Farm Bureau
Johnson
William Johnson
Atchison
Carter Anderson
Barbara Jean
Miss Mercy
Laessig
Lawrence
Rose Baldwin
Baldwin
Clinton Township
Clinton School
Faye Anderson
Mrs. George Sullivan Elected Club Officer
Mrs. George Sullivan was chosen president at the Enterprise Friends meeting held Thursday. Other officers elected are Mrs. Charles Forth, vice president, and Mrs. Louise Reilly, secretary and treasurer. Committees announced included refreshment with several members named. Guests and many local residents attended, with reports of various visits and community events in Topeka and Ottawa.
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Dorothy
Clara ‘Cox
Lee
Cox
Perry
Helen
Hazel
Berna Brown
Falleapenter
Marion Strongis
Lake View
Elsie
Viola
Jackson
St. Louis
Booneville
Hedwig’, Kaseberger
Josephine Zollner
G.W. Jackson
Arthur Hase
George Sullivan
Charles Forth
al Rundle
Louise’. Reilly
Mart, Hartman
Rudolph Hase
Noah ‘Shuler
Jennie
Powell
Herschell, Talley
Godlip“Oehrle
Roy
Simon
Bertha Forth
Aleene
Fishburn
Jimmy
Maxine
Mary
Frances Coffman
Aenes Forth
Lena Reilly
Wallie Tutcher
Mrv
R.A. Baldwin
Emarie
Topeka
Alma Gray
Johnnie Miller
Kansas City
E.G. Kinzie
L. W. Coffman
Mary Frances
Clarence Coursh
Clark
Alfred’ Fishburn
Henry Fishburn
Ottawa
Emmett Fawl
Clifford Fawland
Chase Fawland
Richland
William” Fawl
Billy Junior
George Fawland
Ernest Tutcher
Joe Baldwin
John Dodder
Co. N. Reed
Emery Bailey
Osage City
Vernon Griffin
Ed Flory
Walter’ Rundle
Clyde -Flory
Clyde
Flory
Wanda
Teddy
Marvin Forth
Donnie
Alfred Fishburn
Edwit
Walter Runle
Woodward Miss Maria Riley Attends Presbyterian Church
Miss Maria Riley went to Lawrence Friday where she attended a Sunday school event at the Presbyterian Church. A special prayer meeting is set for Tuesday evening November 98 with Mrs Arthur Losh and others invited to attend the Christmas program committee appointments announced.
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Effie
Kampshire
Kansas City
Ernest Nelson
Clinton
Opal Shaw
Charles Turnipseed
Topeka
Chester Baldwin
Ida. Dade
Eva Kuhns
Toveka
Royal Neighbors
Ebon Anderson
Creer
Chester - Baldwin
Sherman . Fletcher
Columbia
Mrs
Merritt
Willian Johnson
Edd Steele
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Cit
Wood
Ance
Kid
John Hix
the Cementiees
Erst
Eigfish Channel Isles
Hugo, Aga
Marc Colliers Haigiwaed
Upar Secon
Psf
Oapah
Dominican
Republic
Tongy
Washington
Associated Press
Kansas Wesleyan
Baker C. Washburn
Southwestern
Kearney
Sel State
St. Benedict’s
T.arkansas
Fort Hayd
Marysvillle
Frankfort A. Smith Center
Glen Elder
Nder
Tarkio Eleven
Kirksville i
Hays
College
Lawrence Recreation
Lawrence - Buick
Gaffin Berger
Wise
Nutt
Ana Canavan
Janitary Life
Neustifter
Williams
Hunsinger
Phillips
Burnett
Nelder
Sanders
Pr. Hutton
Fritzers ‘Hoosér
Hutton
Wissler
Montgomery
Fritzel
Italy
Asleyan
Ednad Ratliff
Franklin
Charles Miller
P. T
Acvat
Tonganoxi
C. F. Redding
Rebekah
Foster | Lanning
Glen, Meek
Amos Wilson
Leonard Hazen
Arch-Knox
Perl Blackwell
Grandpa
Richard Carney
Grant Freeman
Jack Kelly
Elzie Jones
Nellie. Willet
Jeanette ‘Quisenberry
Opal Vennon
Vera Mitchell
Helen Gorton
Marshall
Watson
Clarence McPherson
University of Kansas
Charles McPherson
Guy Moore
Mar
Glen
Joplin
G.D. Ker
Robert “Duncanson
C. E. Johnson
C.J. Hoskins
M. Wiliamson
Ed Martin
Salt Lake City
Ed. Hoskins
St. Joe
C. Allan
Sam Heynen
League of Kansas
Chanute
Cos
Floyd: Brown
Mary Brechéisen
Wellsville
Meredith
Americus
Gene Franks
Charles Mahi
David John
George Farrell
Charles Hempel
William
Ella
Minnie’ Steger
Violet McKone
Frances Bullimore
Dreisbach
Fairfax-Belmont
By Glenn Chaffin’ and
Hal ‘Forrest
Cuonica
PCAC
Clinton-Belvoir
Enterprise
H.M. Desque
Clifford
Eileen
Glenni Beck
Burlingame
Will
Nan Surple
Scranton
William Sullivan
Charles ‘Sulivan
Overbrook
Osage City - School
Frank Hass
Z.’C. Miller
Ce Cerp
Los Angeles
Tujunga-Lacrescenta
Montana
Epoo
Amy the University
Florida
NRA
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