Kansans Named On Big Six All Eleven Second Team
Two Kansas players, Jack Schopflin and Frank Bausch of Kansas, and Forrest Cox of Kansas State receive recognition on the Big Six Conference second team. Missouri places three on the first squad. Nebraska and Oklahoma, two each. Seven teams are noted, with detailed positions and players highlighted by AP writer J H Anderson.
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Jack Schopflin
Frank Bausch
Forrest Cox
Kansas
J. H. Anderson
Associated Press
Kansas City
APJ
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Kansas Aggies
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ione State
Tom Churchill
Ench
Clair Sloan
John Waldorf
Raymond Richards
Marion — Broadstone
Waldorf
Crider
Oklahom
Sloan
Jim Bausch
Thursley
Churchill
Richards
Orin Tackwell
Hurgley
Hokus
Ebras
Schopfiin
Guarian Koster
I Atkeson
F. Bausch
Smith
Gentry
Bauman
Aggies Rift Tack Breedstone
Tackwell
Aggies
Acsocizted
Opinen
Kansas Agries
Ames
Foy
Ie Atkegon
Auord
Keith Hursley
Miser
Frank Crider
Ky & K
Kanzes Rcgies
Clair Ssan
James Bausch
Glasgow of Iowa Named Nation's Star in All American List
The New York Sun named its 1929 all-American eleven and an alternate, with Glasgow of Iowa hailed as the outstanding back and Cannon of Notre Dame as the top lineman. The Sun awards first team watches and medals for others, placing five Midwest players on the first team and representatives from the East, Southwest, and West Coast.
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New York
New York Sun Today
Sun
Glassgow
Iowa
Cannon
Notre Dame
Middle West
Schoonover
Ark
Tappaan
Calacurski
Minn
T Huntington
Col. Schwarz
Cal
Montgom
Phe
Ticknor
Harvard
Heinecke
Stan
Sunnon
RG Brown
Purdue
Hammon
Fesler
Ohio
St. Ideo
Booth
Yulers
Cagle
Amy Rehb
Weich
Waldorf Visits Here Preseason Stop At Kansas City
Coach Lynn Waldorf, former Kansas U assistant and now Oklahoma A&M head coach, briefed friends in Lawrence after visiting. Oklahoma Aggies claimed second in the Missouri Valley, reflecting a strong season. Also noted is Kylemore, a million dollar Manchester castle once owned by the Duke and Duchess of Manchester, later by Eugene Zimmerman, now up for sale after wartime changes.
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Lynn Waldorf
K. U
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Lawrence
Oklahoma Aggies
Galway
Kylemore
Mitchell Henry
Manchester
Duke
Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Texas Supplies Three Big Six Coaches
Kansas City Nov 30 AP Texas, without a Big Six rep, supplied coaches for the top three teams Dana X Bible led Nebraska to the title in his first year at the school Gwinn Henry coached Missouri to second place and A N Bo McMillin directed Kansas Aggies to third Native Texans dominated the conference coaching ranks this season.
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Kansas City
Texas
Dana X. Bible
Tennessee
Texas A. & Mi
Nebraska
Bible
Gwinn Henry
Missouri
A. N
Bo” McMillin
Lone Star State
Kansas Aggies
Three Kansas players share leading scorer status in Big Six race
The 1925 season final standings show Kansas in fifth place in the Big Six as three Kansas players claim leading scorer honors. L Page and Forrest Cox each had 24 points, with Page earlier scoring three touchdowns and Cox later equaling 24 as Warren of Oklahoma joined with five touchdowns for 30 points. Dills of Missouri had 26 points with four touchdowns and two extra points.
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University of Kansas
Jayhawkers
Associated Press
L. Page
Forrest Cox
Page
Warren
Oklahoma
Jayhaw
Nebraska
Dills
Missouri
SHIRES BRANCHES OUT CHIEAF OF WHITE SOX FAME
Charles Arthur Shires, the Chicago White Sox first baseman, expands into three sports. He has signed to fight on promoter Jim Mullen's card at White City and plans to play basketball, asserting he will run as a Chicago serial tear.
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Chieaco
Capy Charles Arthur Shires
Chiedun White Sox
Charles Arthur the Great
Main
Jim Mullen
White City
Iwig
Guar
Chicago
Lawrence Highs Third in Northeast Kansas League
Lawrence high football finished third in the Northeast Kansas league after a 6 to 0 loss to Ottawa and three wins during the 1929 season. Topeka high claimed first with five wins, with draws counted as halves. Lawrence defeated Olathe Wyandotte and Argentine, tied with Manhattan and Wichita North, and beat Catholic High of Kansas City in non league play. All Northeast selections included Harlan Lawrence and Marsh, with Topeka players on the first team and Capital City players on the second. The Haskell Indians ended the year with a 7 to 6 win over Duquesne after returning from a Cincinnati trip.
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Atkeson
Bauman
Smith
Smith Brothers
Missoun
Ste. Ht
Rausch
Léadebraska Cap
Ottawa High
Lawrence High
Northeast Kansas
Melvin Griffin
Ons
Topeka High
Rosedale High
Kansas
Kan
Lawrence
Olathe
Wyandotte
Argentine
Manan
Wichita North
Catholic High
Kansas City
Nan
Sedo
Capital
Harlan Lwwrence
Onantain Marshguard
Socomove
Canital City
Haskell
Cincinnati
Braves
St Xavier
Duguesne
Ram
Indians
Hasky
Kansas Missouri gridiron writing blamed on metro papers
A Kansas City press critique claims metropolitan sports writers misreported the Kansas Missouri game. It highlights errors and bias against Kansas captain Steward Lyman, noting college papers’ reports are closer to the action and fairer.
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Kansas City
Carnegie’ Foundation
Kansas City Pay
Ers
Journal- Test
Tigers
Jim
E. U
Forrest Cox
Art Lawrence
Art Dunbar
Na Journal
Caplain Steward Lyman
Kansas City Star
Rulemaker Talk Stirs Football Fans and Critics
The piece attacks a new rule declaring a ball dead when a backward pass or fumble hits the ground and is recovered by an opponent. It argues the rule ruins chance and mars the game, noting officials and players are puzzled and urging change for the present season.
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AL Dimaree
New York Giants
Cubs Taser Two Taylors End Belle Will Be Squad Next Year
Dublin AP reports Irish whiskey industry in serious trouble as heavy tax affects distilleries and Belgium beer regulation could impact large breweries. Champlin residents urge a new state road while preserving a 200 year old oak tree. highway officials reroute the project amidst a civic celebration.
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CUBS
Dublin
Free State
Belgium
Ireland
Champlin
Minn
Rohe and Edler Families Visit Prospective Hosts
Prospect Mr and Mrs George Rohe and Belle and Russell spent Sunday afternoon at Martin Rohe s. Miss Ruby Rohe visited home folks Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Albert Edler and children spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Joe Madi. Mr and Mrs Ilmer Potter of Lawrence visited Mrs Nannie Selzer Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Martin Rohe visited Mrs Nannie Selzer Monday.
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George Rohe
Belle and Russell
Martin Rohe
Ruby Rohe
Home Stolks
Albert Edler
Joe Madi
Ilmer Potter
Lawrence
Nannie Selzer
Martin Rehe Sr
Leon Durr
Billy
Eudora
Helen Sneicher
Topeka
Julius
Osgood Armstrong
George
Lorenz Sneicher
Ed Kretsinger
Orta Kretsinger
Virginia
Pete
Evening Star
Mabel
Joe
Henry Rohe
William Chanay
George Joskinson’s
Vinland
Reuben Weeks
Eva
Robertson
Ruby
Beulah
Arthur Weeks
Marion
Mary Frances
Wanda
Belle Rowe
Cyril
Charles Soward
Ed Olmstead
Wilbur
Leroy
Sevier Tadlock
Henry, Jr
Mayo
Edith Jo
Mabel Edler
Laura Maxwell
Dan Selzer
Dorean
Glenn Smith
Arthur
Willis Chanay
Ad Mes
Bert Mitchett
Raw
Mary
Edith
Josent
G. G. Blakeman
Willmar Olmstead
Fred Neisy Rohe
Clarence
Tronert
Guenther
Willie Guenther
John
Wilfred Selzer
Joe Chanay
Louie Schendell
Agiit
Henry Roche
C. D. Thomas
Warner Scoring System Trial In New York College Game
Officials and coaches gathered in New York to view a trial of the Pop Warner scoring system. In a Brooklyn City College versus Long Island University game, Long Island won 22 to 11, with two touchdowns by Love Island and one for Brooklyn City. The change would alter scoring by omitting the extra point and counting each first down as a point, and the half restart places the ball at the previous spot.
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Kansas City Star
Missouri
Ory
Steward Lyman
Kansas
Tyman
Lyman
Walissouri
Henry
Campbell
Gladden
Mitbell
Weldorf
Kans
Warner
New York
Navy
Notre Dame Army
Brooklyn City College
Long Island University
Long Island
Brooklyn City
Hat York
Love Island
Thanksgiving gatherings fill McLouth area homes
Thanksgiving week brought numerous gatherings as families and relatives visited in McLouth and nearby towns. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Leon Durr Mrs Helen Sneicher and Julius Sneicher alongside many Rohe Chanay and Kretsinger relatives. Attendees listed span Odgen Lorenz Speicher Weeks and Denny families with trips to Topeka Lawrence and Sydney Ohio noted.
McLouth H.S. Football Nears Thanksgiving Showdown
McLouth’s 32 team defeated Valley Falls to tighten the championship race. One obstacle remains the Thanksgiving game at McLouth against OsKiloosa, a loser leads the standings, the playoff outcome hinges on that Thanksgiving day contest. Bank directors Steeper and Reynolds visited member Worthy Wellman at Christ’s Hospital Toronto. Ed Denny of Lawrence and others mentioned.
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H.S
Valley Falls
McLouth
Oskiloosa
Bank of McLouth
H. W. Steeper
E. C. Steeper
H. H. Kimmaell
R. W. Reynolds
W. T. Edmonds
Worthy Wellman
Christ's Hospital
Toyneka
Ed Denny
Lawrence
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