Kansas Jayhawks Prepares For 45th Missouri Clash At Columbia
Kansas Jayhawks coach A Lindsey plans a brisk drill day before their 45th meeting with Missouri in Columbia. Wade Green named game captain. team travels 7:25 pm to Kansas City then to Columbia for the Thursday game. Missouri aims to end Kansas dominance as series resumes with Big Six implications. five Kansas players brace for third Missouri test.
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Wade Green
Bismarck
N. C
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Kansas City
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Weidel Stapleton
Strange Coral Formations Spark Geological Debate
Atlantic Coral on the dome at Agate Mountain near El Centro California puzzles geologists. Reports from the 1930s note prospectors tales of Atlantic coal at 2600 feet and 3000 miles inland. Theories suggest past water connections and massive upheavals altered mountain seabottoms. Also mentions football rule changes in 1802 and Gioachino Rossini born to poor Italian parents in Pesaro in 1793 and his early operatic success.
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Savy nV on 4 Savy nV on 4 Thanksgiving Closure at Lawrence Parlor
The Lawrence Recreation Par lors at 9164 Massachusetts Street will be closed all day Thanksgiving Day. Scores of major and junior league games bowled at the parlors follow.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Football Calendar Highlights Thursday Games
A list of Thursday and Saturday college football matchups including Kansas at Missouri and Alabama at Vanderbilt. Other notable clashes feature Stanford against Columbia, Nebraska facing Oregon State, Texas against Texas A and M, and Georgia vs Georgia Tech along with several regional rivalries across the schedule.
Yale Starr Kelleys Day Off for Navy Trip Prank
New York sports roundup notes Yale end Larry Kelley took a class-off before the Navy game, joking with a professor who excused him after learning his role on the team. The column blends college football chatter with notes on players and coaches across the sport landscape.
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Larry Kelley
Yale
Jack Cruise, Jr
New London
Kelley
Knights of Columbus
Klug
Seiders
Beaty
Whataman
Prof
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H. Rumsey
Phil Dickens
Tennessee
Dickens
Duke
Parker
Ranart
Lawrence National Bank
Turner
Alexander Berry
Wells
Northwestern Wins Big Ten Title Through Alert Defense
The Northwestern Wildcats clinched an undisputed Big Ten football crown with standout alert play. They intercepted 17 forward passes and recovered 19 fumbles, highlighting a dominant defensive effort that secured the championship.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Wildcats
A. A. U. to review 188 marks at Houston convention
New York reports that the Amateur Athletic Union will consider 188 track and field and swimming records at its Houston convention next month. Five marks already qualify as world marks by the IAAF, including Lash in the two miles, Towns in the 110 meter hurdles and 120 yard dash, Varoff in the pole vault, and Johnson Albritton in the high jump. Edwin F. Schaefer notes the emphasis on quality over quantity, with focus on standard events and the Owens 100 meters mark. Owens holds two potential 100 meter marks, one from Chicago and another from Princeton.
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UPI
Amateur Athletic Union
Houston
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Don Lash
Princeton
Forrest
Georgia
New Orleans
George Varoff
San Francisco
Cornelius Johnson
Los Angeles
Dave Albritton
Ohio State
Altho
Edwin F. Schaefer
Buffalo
N. Y
Jesse Owens
Chicago
Lochner Headed to National AAU Cross Country Meet
Norman Oklahoma November 25 Floyd Lochner Big Six two mile champion and former national intercollegiate titleholder boarded a train for the national AAU cross country meet at Newark New Jersey on a ticket donated by a student body Fred Groves Oklahoma Daily sports editor and solicitors raised 69 65 to present to Lochner before departure Lochner to run in the senior 10000 meter race on Sunday.
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Schmidt to coach Ohio State three more years
Columbus Ohio November 24 A pair of young leaders will guide Coach Francis A Schmidt s Buckeyes next year Fullback Jim McDonald of Springfield and Center Ralph Wolf s of Youngstown were named 1937 co captains by the varsity at an appreciation dinner Schmidt announced he will return to coach for a three year term and the athletic board has invited and he has accepted the extension.
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Ohio
Francis A. Schmidt
George M.trautman
University Athletic Board
Schmidt
Hoppe Named Second Choice in Billiard Tourney
Chicago November 25 The betting fraternity lists Willie Hoppe defending champion as second choice in the world's three cushion billiard tournament opening Friday night Welker Cochran the 8 5 favorite Hoppe odds 11 Other entrants Art Turnvlad Kindrey Masuyama J N Bozeman Allan Hall Otto Reiselt Johnny Layton Earl Lookabaugh and Tiff Denton Hoppe meets Denton in the opening night match
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Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Hoppe
Art Turnvlad
Kindrey Masuyama
J. N. Bozeman
Allan Hall
Otto Reiselt
Johnny Layton
Earl
Trojans Meet Bruins in Title Clash as Crowd Reaches 100000
Los Angeles officials expected the largest football turnout of 1936 with more than 100000 paying customers for the cross-town showdown between Southern California Trojans and UCLA Bruins at Memorial Coliseum. Ticket sales topped 80000 in advance as capacity nears 103000 while gate receipts were projected around 250000. Halfbacks Joe Riley and Joe Kilgrew, roommates at University of Alabama, lead the Tide with 76 points and have combined for 19 completions on 47 passes for 347 yards and six touchdowns this season.
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Southern California
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Bruins
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Memorial Coliseum
Kansas Missouri clash looms in Jayhawker buildup
Karl Potter notes Kansas football optimism and Missouri press box snub ahead of the Tiger Jayhawk game at Columbia. He cites Faurot’s concerns over overconfidence and previews high school games, radio coverage, Fosbury style commentary, and nearby college bands amid a busy pregame scene.
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Han
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Kansa
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Lions Ready for Ottawa Tilt at Haskell Stadium
Lawrence high school seniors Rusty Frink Dale Kephart Bobby Allen Billy Penny Jack Houk Billy Johnson Charles Anderson Douglas Brown and Jack Howard prepare for the Ottawa Cyclones game at Haskell Stadium kickoff 2 30 highlighting senior sendoff and impact players Johnson Anderson Frink Palmateer Reiderer and others in a bid to avoid cellar status in the Eastern Conference standings against Topeka Manhattan and Emporia.
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Jack Howard
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Louis Reiderer
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Army backs aim for wide open Navy game
West Point reports improved morale as Gar Davidson plans a rare pre Navy scrimmage with top tackles Eriksen and Isbell ready for action. Annapolis notes Navy foresees a fast, wide open contest in Philadelphia with Monk Meyer Jim Craig for Army and Bill Ingram Sneed Schmidt Ned Thomas for Navy.
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N. Y
Gar Davidson
Army
Navy
Davidson
John Eriksen
Isbell
Jim Matther
Annapolis
Philadelphia
Tommy Hamilton
Sneed Schmidt
Ned Thomas
Hamilton
Veteran Minnesota fan dies in auto accident
South St. Paul Minn November 25 Dr. John E Campbell a 61 year old sten torian and longtime University of Minnesota football rooter known for the yell Come on Minnesota hook em cow died in an automobile crash last night His car rolled over after skidding on a snow flurry He was the universitys first cheerleader in 1894 and had attended every home game for 42 years
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John E. Campbell
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Frenchman Wins Fight Beats Hankinson in Seventh Round
Andre Lenglet of France floored Hank Hankinson of Lancaster Ohio twice in the seventh round of a scheduled ten round heavyweight bout in Los Angeles. Lenglet, weighing 211 pounds, outboxed the 214-pound Hankinson after a rough start and landed left hooks that put Hankinson down for the final time in the seventh.
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Andre Lenglet
France
Hank Hankinson
Lancaster
Hankinson
Yooks
Barker picks Missouri Washington and the Army to win
New York November 25 Barker picks Missouri Washington and the Army to win this week's college football games. Predictions cover Washington Washington State Southern California UCLA Pitt Penn Cornell Texas Texas A and M Alabama Vanderbilt Tennessee Colgate Duke North Carolina Virginia Missouri Temple Washington West Virginia Army Navy Stanford Holy Cross Oregon State Nebraska Georgia LSU Tulane Auburn SMU TCU Baylor.
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Haskell
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Colgate
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Lelse
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West Virginia
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Detroit
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Tulaz-Arkansze
Arkansas
Centenary
Oklahoma A
M. Centenary
Denver
Colorado University
Colorado
Utah
Colorado State
Navy
Gaston Collage
Holy Cross
Georgia -Tech
Louisiana State
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Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Sammy Baugh
Rice- Baylor
Indians Close Season With Oklahoma City U
The Haskell Indian Braves left for Oklahoma City to close their season with a game against the Oklahoma City University team. They have not won since the season opener, a 3 to 0 victory over Ottawa University. The trip was by bus.
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Haskell
Ever Victorious Ravens Had the Power This Year
Atchison Kan November 25 CP St Benedicts undefeated football team the Ravens dominated in eight games averaging over 300 yards gained from scrimmage excluding passes They scored about 27 points per game and were never scoreless in the first period while their opponents failed to score in the first period Perhaps the youngest artist Vera Baker nine of New York City has a painting in the Museum of Modern Art collection with yentas on display
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Faurot
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New York City
Yentas” Henga
Museum of Modern Art
Local Socials Report From Lawrence And Eudora
Mrs Charlene Shirar and Donna attended a Lawrence Lutheran church meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs E S Walker and children and Mr and Mrs Homer Thorton called on Mr and Mrs Arthur Beehle and family of Eudora last Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs W T Lemon and daughter Caroline spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Dave Wright of India district.
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Donna
Lawrence
Lutheran Church
E. S. Walker
Homer Thorton
Arthur Beehle
Eudora
W. T. Lemon
Caroline
Dave Wright
India District
Baldwin City to Build Lake on Frank Jordon Farm
Construction to create a new lake on the Frank Jordon farm moves fast with good weather. Estimated cost about 8000 dollars with 15 percent funded by Baldwin and 85 percent by WPA water construction funds. Local families attended a birthday celebration at Donald Pearson's home with a noon basket dinner. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs John Neis visited W S Batdorf's home on Sunday.
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WPA
George Kyle
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John Neis
W. S. Batdorf
Gaulding
Kansas City children dine with O Neils Sunday
Children from Kansas City were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O Neil and family.
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Maurice O'Neil
Funeral Services for Mrs Laure Cloud Held at Hesper
Funeral services were held Monday morning at Hesper Friends Church for Mrs Laure Cloud. Rev i and Rev Kitch of Tonganoxie conducted the service with musical numbers by Mrs Co C Gerstenberger and Rev Dunlap. Pallbearers were Roger and Raymond Stanley Levi Woodard Gus Gabriel Eugene Griffin and Maurice Starr. Interment followed in Hesper Cemetery. Relatives from distance include Leland Kendall Joan and John Clark and Emily Kendall of Culsa Okla Mr and Mrs William Smith Earl Schooley and Clara Kendall of Eudora plus Dorothy Vivian and Russell of Haviland Ks. Mr and Mrs Levi Woodard attended the burial of little Donald Chase last Saturday. He was a grandson of Rev Lee Cos. Interment was in Hesper Cemetery. Friends extend sympathy to the family.
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Kan
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Myrtle Votaw
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