Season Ends For Indian Crew
The Haskell Indians closed a short football schedule, finishing 2 wins, 1 tie, 5 losses. Coach Dietz built a lean but improving squad, with standout Robert Holmes scoring two touchdowns and a 78-yard punt return in key games. Notre Dame’s 73–0 win reflected the team’s toughest foe this season.
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Haskell Indians
Braves
Cincinnati
Navier University
Haskell
Lone Star Dietz
Ahich
Temple University
Philadelphia
Gooch Diets
Dietz
Atais
Egbert Ward
John Levi
Louis Weller
Indians
Notre Dame Ramblers
Notre Dame
Haskell Asaid
Seson
Creighton
Bluejays
Hulmes
Washburn
Haskal
Robert Holmes
Brives
Tempie
Kelmes
Holmes
Exhibition grid game features former K U and Lawrence players
An amateur exhibition football game Sunday at Gordley field pits former Kansas University and Lawrence players against each other. Refereed by Elmer Schaake, the event is organized by Harold Powell and Toad Johns to raise fun and practice signals, with several Tyee players including Tommy McCall and John Akers among the expected lineup.
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KK. U
Lawrence Hich
Gordley
Elmer Schaake
Jayhawk
Harold Powell
Toad” Johns
Tyee
Tommy McCall
John ‘Akers
Charles Edmondson
Gilbert
Shawnee
Vandeventer
Schneck
Barber
Strange As It Seems by Jobn Hix on Walter Kateigh tale
A column recounts a wild tale of Walter Kateigh and Queen Elizabeth’s execution sentence, the Princes of Wales, and a king freeing Sir Walter for the New World. It describes a strange Mel-Vins Bark rock in Pall River Maze used to punish enemies by rolling, with locals recalling the rock’s mysterious behavior and a request for proof sent to a distant author.
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Walter Kateigh
Easlisis
Wautorer
Sentenes
Barceley Mained
Atowel
Meny
Sir Walter
Bertrol Her
New World
Spunlat
Iis Ples Or
Raleis
England
Pall River
Ladynas
Baker Preparing for December 22 Kansas City Showdown
Baldwin City Kan November 26 with under four weeks to prepare Coach Emil S Liston begins testing lineups for Bakers first game vs Sparcks December 22 in Kansas City Veterans Burns Cunningham Young Brown Finley Hardinger Spear return while Baker hopes for cohesion amid a tough scheduling slate including Washburn Bethany and McPherson along with several league foes.
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Baldwin City
Kan
Emil S. Liston
Kansas City
Spurcks
Bakerites
Burns
Cunningham
Young
Brown
Finley
Hardinger
Spear
Liston
Baker
Pla-Mers and St Louis Flyers Open Ice Season in Kansas City
The ice hockey season opens tonight in Kansas City Missouri with the St Louis Flyers facing the Pla-Mers at the Pla-Mer rink around thirty o'clock. Both teams have been revamped and are expected to be evenly matched as the American League season begins. In other notes Indianapolis reports former player Charles Carr, a sporting goods maker and ex baseball player and manager, has died in Memphis Tennessee.
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Kansas City
St. Louis Flyers
Mitch
Indianapolis
Charles Carbitt Carr
Memphis
Tenn
Ely Is Named on Sun's All America Eleven
The New York Sun named two players from Purdue and the Army to its All America eleven. It highlighted many standout backfield stars in the South and named John Cain of Alabama as the best, with Warren Heller of Pittsburgh as the most valuable player to his team. First and second team selections include King from Army at end, Rayburn from Tennessee at back, and Moss from Notre Dame among others.
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New York
New York Sun
Purdue
Army
The
Sun
John Cain
Alabama
Warren Heller
Pitt
King
Bi Rayburn
Walbur
Yale
Ggatlus
Cal
Iurth
Notre Moss
Pard Newman
Mi Heller
Pil Horstmann
J. Cain
Ala
Viviane
All-Big Six football eleven named by Iowa State Student
Ames, Iowa, Nov 26. Dick Grefe of Des Moines is the lone Cyclone on the All-Big Six team for 1932 as selected by the Iowa State Student. Nebraska lands four, Kansas State two, Kansas two, Missouri one and Oklahoma one. The list includes Grefe at quarterback among other selections from conference schools.
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Ames
Iowa
Dick Grefe
Des Moines
Cyclone
Iowa State
Iowa State College Tri-Weekly
J . Grefe
Nebraska
Kansas State
University of Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Lehtele
Jubert
Ybrew
Atkesin
Haskell Players Named On Opponent Team
Temple coach Heinie Miller selects an opponent all star list featuring Carnegie Tech, Villanova, Haskell Indians, West Virginia, Bucknell, Denver and others. Names include Forsman and Crowe among backs and ends, with Tackles Alspaugh and Forsman cited and Woodell at guard, plus Randour and Holts among backs.
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Philadelphia
Carnegie. Tech
Heinie Miller
Temple
eorRe Kavel
Carl Forsman
Bill Sampte
Villanova
Haskell Indians
West Virginia
Bucknell
Denver
Miller
Goodwin
Donahue
Forsman
Carnegie Tech
Washburn Places Four Men on All Star Team
Washburn College placed three linemen and a fullback on the all central conference team chosen by Leslie E Edmonds. The Topeka Daily Capital announced selections: guards Charles Crank and Wesley Grout. tackles Glen Browne and Dale Prather. center Wesley Grout. quarterback Louis Koch. fullback Clarence Edwinson. backs Charles McLaughlin and Adam Kahler.
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Topeka
Kan
Washburn College
Leslie E. Edmonds
Kansas
Topeka Daily Capital
Charles Crank
Washburn
Glen Stalker
Glen Browne
Pittsby
Dale Prather
Colege
Emporia
Ernest Radford
Southwestern
Bert Morrill
Emporis
Wesley Grout
Louis Koch
Wichita University
Clarence Edwinson
Malfbacks
Charles McLaughlin
Wichita
Adam Kahler
Pittsburg
Hobbs Picks His Stars Central Conference Team
Sports editor Carlos E. Hobbs of the State Journal unveiled the Central Conference all star football team. Washburn and Wichita led with four selections each, including Beeman and Stalker at ends and captain Shadoan at tackle.
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Toneka
Carlos E. Hobbs
The
State Journal
Washburn
Wichita
Beeman
Stalker
Crank
Shadoan
Kitnink
Emporial
Now
Southwestern
Grant
Kneh
Kahler
Pittsburg
McLaughlin
Eewinson
Wyandotte Wins Title as Northeast Kansas League Champion
Wyandotte high school of Kansas City Kansas remains undefeated to capture the rewritten Northeast Kansas league title. The undefeated 5–0 team tops final standings listing Wyandotte first with 1.000, ahead of Leavenworth Atchison Olathe and others in a turbulent, corrected results table.
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Wyandotte High School
Kansas City
Kan
Wyanolle
Leavemyworth
Jb Atchison Olathe
Alabama prepares for St Mary's Gaels game in San Francisco
Alabama travels to San Francisco on December 3 to face the St. Marys Gaels after a Nov 26 training session. The Red Elephants, a 32-man squad under Coach Frank Thomas, will be joined by staff, faculty, and reporters for the trip. Edwinson High Scorer Clarence Edwinson leads the Central Conference with 48 points in conference play and 80 overall including non-conference games.
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Bama
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Red Elephants
San Francisco
Cal
Gaels
St. Mary's
Frank Thomas
Edwinson
Topeka
Clarence
Curly
Washburn
Acc
Local Family Notes and Visits Across Kansas
Winland Mr and Mrs Wilson Counts and daughters hosted guests including Mrs Anna Andrews Mrs Mertie Counts and grandson and Mrs Mary Counts Morgan over Sunday. Misses Winifred and Agnes Ste veng and Gertie Deay visited Em oria to see Elma and Ethel Deay at school. Woodrow Sturdy and Doran Deay attended Baker University lecture course in Baldwin. Vernell Hagerman stayed with the Rumseys of Lawrence. Ira Hird and George Sturdy were in Kansas City on business. Reckholds joined Rev and Mrs Husted at Fairview for services. Chaney couple welcomed a daughter on November 16. Baby and mother cared for by Ivan King in Lawrence. Sturdy again with aunt Anna Andrews. Bert Six and Esther Hockerson wed at Linden on November 12. Decl Six and son Fred spent Thanksgiving in Kansas City. Ruth Sturdy visiting Trinity Lutheran Hospital. John Kring works for A J Stevens. Sunday visitors included those with Mrs Eckman and family.
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Wilson Counts
Anna Andrews
Mertie Counts
Mary Counts Morgan
Winifred
Agnes Steveng
Gertie Deay
Emoria
Elma
Ethel Deay
Woodrow _ Sturdy
Doran Deay
Baldwin
Baker University
Vernell Hagerman
John Rumsey
Lawrence
Ira Hird
George Sturdy
Kansas City
John Reckhold
Husted
Fairview
Art Chaney
Chaney
Baby
Ivan King
Woodrow Sturdy
Fred Randel
Bert
Esther Hockerson
Osage City
Linden
Decl Six
Fred
Six
Margaret Sturdy
Ruth Sturdy
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
John Kring
A. J. Stevens
Line of Lines Manhandles Opponents for TCU Frogs
Southwest champions Texas Christian University boast an all senior wall averaging 200 pounds and 6 feet 1 inch, led by Captain Johnny Vaught. Behind this line backs Blanard Spearman and Richard Oliver have scored touchdowns while the Frogs routed Texas A and M and beat Texas University in key battles.
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Fort Worth
Academy
Texas Christian
Johnny
Blanard Spearman
Richard
Red) Oliver
University of
Texas Christian University
Dan Saikeld
Foster Howell
Idohany ‘Vaught
J. W. Townsend
Lon Evans
Ben Boswell
Madison Pruitt
Local Vignettes of Lawrence Residents Over Thanksgiving
The Latest notes Bel and Esther Eckman and Mr and Mrs Noel of Lawrence along with Ket Piper of Wellsville spending Wednesday at the Eckman home. Miss Galle, Vinland Rural High School teacher, visits Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr and Mrs H W Miskimen plan a trip to Kansas City Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Vaughn from Kansas City Mo.
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Bel
Esther Eckman
Noel
Lawrence
Ket Piper
Wellsville
Eckman
Galle
Vinland Rural High School
H. W. Miskimen
Kansas City
Suminy
Vaughn
Miss Lena Randel Hosts Wednesday Shower for Mrs Bert Randel
Miss Lena Randel entertained on Wednesday afternoon with a shower for Mrs Bert Randel who recently married.
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Lena Randel
Bert Randel
Pleasant Grove Folk Attend Royal Show and Local News
Snow fell on Wednesday as the season’s first blast hit Pleasant Grove with frigid 10 to 20 degree weather. Local residents attended the American Royal stock show in Kansas City and visited relatives across nearby towns. Hospital update: ER Daniels was hospitalized for ongoing health issues. Social notes cover gatherings at the Messer and Disque homes, visits in Lawrence and Olathe, and a turkey drawing in Lawrence Turkey Week. A community meeting for F E Daniels’ illness is planned at his home with a husk parade reference and local tributes.
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Kansas City
Jack Dillon
Patsy
Hill Porter
Homer
Thelma Waggoner
N. D
Grace
Ruth
Michigan Valley
Frank Belsapple
Frankie
Richard Arom
Chas. Batchler
Ray Shuler
Harold Tacke
Dallas Jellison
Lawrence
Robert Ulvich
Olathe
Roy Hegerman
Ed Deny
John Daniels
Sandy Williams
Wayne
Roy Curtis
Lane Suir
Mr. Curtis
Clarence Crane Sindison
Eudurn
Oscar
New Michigan Leader Hosts Community Harvest at Elmer Landis Home
Neighbors gathered at Elmer Landis farm for a community event with seven wagons and husking activity. The Ladies served dinner and supper at the CPA hall for men, with many local families and friends helping and attending.
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Elmer Landis
Brank Deady
Roy Desay
Elmer Churchbaugh
John Churchbaugh
Marshall Churchbaugh Lewis
iGhurehbaueh
Dutch Duyor
Frank| 'Reasley
Jim Patterson
Virgil iShoemmker
Robert Ulrich
Jake Odert
Leon Peterson
Amos Wrightsmaan
Lloyd Beeghley
Wardland Virgil Landis
Carl van’ Housen
George van Housen
Paul Flory
Chester Weible
Lewis Howell
Tucker Boys
Fiiney Landis
Virgil Teundis
Flory
Benny
Carl Peterson
Jack Dillon
Patsy
John Daniels
Marie
Jene
Sandy Williams
Wayne
Othurs
Av S. Flory
Carl
Ralph Peterson
Roscoe
Betty
Kemmeth
Thelma Waggoner Arnold
Warren Jains
Dudley
Lois Flory
All
Mrs. Landis
Death Trail of Kin's Gold Dared by Third Brother
Charles Schultz leads a quest for a treasure said to have lured two brothers to death. Albert Schultz found a rich deposit near the South Australian border in 1025 and died returning word. William Schultz then discovered the gold near Tanami in Central Australia but was killed in a horse fall. Charles I eyes the wealth amid reports of unfriendly Aborigines and hostile travel conditions.
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Townsville
Queensland
Charles Schultz
Albert Schultz
William Schultz
William
Tanami
Central Australia
Charles I
Avill
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