Kansas Jayhawks Bowl of Scoring Highlights from 1919 Season
Kansas finished the season with 14 touchdowns and scored in eight of nine games. Hayes led scorers with four touchdowns including Nebraska, while Rutherford and Hapgood followed with multiple scores. The team utilized diverse play with passes, runs, field goals, punt returns, and a safety, amassing 497 passing yards on 40 completions and 111 attempts across 7 games.
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Kansas
Michigan State
Missouri
Jayhawkers
Hayes
Nebraska
Rutherford Ayes
Hapgood
Oklahom
Iowa
Notre Dame
Hapgend
Colorado
Morlock
Decker
St. Benedict
Wienecke
Fred Harris
Snell
Duson Kansans
Jayhawk
Colorata
Higuid
Douglass Compled
Wayaits
Giannangelo
Harrison Seizly
Sklar Protects 60 Minute Missouri Streak In Iron Man Feat
Kansas star guard Sklar protected his record by playing the full 60 minutes in three straight Missouri games. He and Hayes completed entire routes in several games this season, with Harris Peterson Nesmith Green and others also logging long appearances. Wrestling coach Cox announced KU wrestling tryouts beginning December 2 at 2 PM in the east stadium rooms.
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Dick Sklar
Kansas
Missouri
Sklar
Hayes
Notre Dame
State
Towa State
Nebraska
Harris
Michigan State
Kansas State
Peterson
Nesmith
Green
Colorado
Nebraksa
Iowa State
Phelps
St. Benedict’s
McCall
Ml Wienecke
Nevaska
Cails K. U
Jimary Cox
University of Kansas
Strange As It Seems Archery and Football Clash in History
In a mid twelfth century note author John Hix explains archery backed national defense and royal disfavor toward football which led to a 400 year ban ending under James I as gunpowder rose and football surged in popularity. Also William Leaver of Shawnee Ohio mines coal from a basement vein supplying his furnace.
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Henry
James I
King James
Wiliam Leaver
Shawnee
Ohio
Lions Open Basketball Season With Chanute Tilt
Lawrence Lion basketball prospects under Coach Edd Wood build toward a December 12 home opener against Wichita North. The squad features five lettermen, two returning starters, and a deep first team of about 20 players with a second unit around 40 candidates. The team seeks a stronger start after last season’s 11 wins in 20 games and a late surge.
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Edd Wood
Lawrence Lion
Wichita North High
Wood
Bob Allen
Billy Johnson
Paul Moon
Eldon Perry
Bob Hunt
Allen
Hunt
Richard Vogel
Lions
Topeka
Junior Gerard
Maurice Jackson
Cyrus Jones
Robert Klawahn
John Krum
Ed Moorman
DeWitt Potter
Jimmy Swinehart
Don Wetzel
Raymond Wiley
Billy Willey
James Willey
Wichita North
Lawrence
Macyville
Coffeyville
Chanute
Pases
Kansas City
Manhattan
Imperia
Ottawa
Atchison
Emporia
Alathe
Lawrance
Siwash Rebounds With Strong Knox Grid Season
Galesburg Illinois November 30 Knox college teams had suffered 27 straight defeats last year but under coach Pete Reynolds Siwash produced its best season since 1929 with five wins two losses two ties. They contended for the Illinois Intercollegiate conference title until Monmouth edged them 7 to 6. A roomer ad follows.
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Old Knox College
Siwash
Old Smash
Hobart College
Monmouth College
Knox
Pete Reynolds
Monmouth
Cohen and Johnson Tie for Lion High Scorer
Aaron Cohen and Billy Johnson shared high scorer honors for the Lions with 30 points each from five touchdowns. Hugh Thurber added two TDs, Jimmy Swinehart and Bobby Allen scored one each, and Glenn Jackson had two interceptions returned for scores. The Lions totaled 88 points on the season to 63 for opponents.
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Aaron Cohen
Lawrence
Billy Johnson
Lion
Hugh Thurber
Jimmy Swinehart
Bobby Allen
Glenn Jackson
Lions
Cardwell Is High Scorer as Big Six Leaders Surface
Kansas City Nov 30 Lloyd Cardwell Nebraska star led the Big Six scoring race with 12 points in a Contested win over Oregon State boosting his season total to 40. Bill Breeden Oklahoma finished second with 40 after a Thanksgiving TD and point, while Sam Francis Nebraska moved to third. Rutherford Hayes Kansas added 24 as the field remained tightly bunched across 52 scorers. Nebraska topped scoring tables with 138 points in nine games, defense prize goes to Oklahoma 44 points allowed in nine opponents. Other top names included Francis Hayes Cardwell Breeden and Peterson as the race narrowed.
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Lloyd Cardwell
Nebraska Thunderbolt
Cornhuskers
Oregon State
Nebraska
Bill Breeden
Oklahoma Rock Crusher
Breeden
Oklahoma Aggies
Sam Francis
Francis
Cardwell
Rutherford Hayes
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Missouri
Cornnhuskers
Oklahoma
Sooners
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Iowa State
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Nel
Hreeden
Gkin
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Hayes
Kan
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Mahley
Longe
Mecca
Lnehmer
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O Dohrmann
Te Robertson
Okla
Hug
Rushmore
Gustine
St Grele
Old river sage on ducks and decoy laws in Illinois
Ten Gauge Smith, a veteran duck hunter, reflects on changing duck flights and new laws aimed at protecting mallards and decoys. He recalls past shoots, the shift from large flights to fewer birds, and the tension between sportsmen and restrictions, noting the contrast between sport and mere shooting. A short KMBC program will honor Dr. James Naismith, inventor of basketball, tomorrow at 3:30 PM.
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Allus
Nein
Indiana
Mississippi
Naismith
James Naismith
KMBC
Kansas City
Big Six basketball opens season plans and schedules
The Big Six launches its season with Kansas State facing Washburn in Manhattan on December 5 and Missouri meeting Oklahoma in Columbia on January 4. Kansas opens against Washburn Dec 9, while Kansas State hosts Kansas in the first conference action January 7, as schedules shift to a 10 conference game format.
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Kansas State
Washburn
Manhattan
Aggies
Missouri
Oklahoma
Columbia
Kansas
Washburn College
Jayhawkers
Hobbs Names All Kansas Team From Topeka State Journal
Topeka November 30. Kansas schools place players on an all state mythical eleven chosen by Carlos E Hobbs sports editor. Kansas lands three first team and four second team selections including stars from Kansas State Fort Hays State and St Benedicts with positions listed.
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Kansas
Carlos E. Hobbs
Topeka State Journal
University of Kansas
Owat
Deutsch
St. Benedict's
Rutherford
Bendy Turn
Dan Flenthrope
Kansas State
Tom McCail
Dick Sklar
William Chigan
Hita
Wester Palmer
Fort Hays State
Len Danaher
Bt. Benedicts
Harefl Bil
Wielita J. Bulliek
Aude—Kline
Maiperin Weathers
Keissis
Fort Haye
Fort Hays
Keitine
Kort Mays
Whearty
Phelps Quarterhne
Port Hays
Fulllack—leters
Sand State
A New Key Wolf Prowls Sooner State Gridirons
Miami Oklahoma November 30. Pig Key Wolf stalks the pigskin again. The Indian star who captained Oklahoma in 1908, 21 pounds, 160 pounds now in Miami high school lineup at tackle. Key Senior played five years for Oklahoma under coach Ben G. Owen, known as the Labo.
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Okla
Wolf
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Texas
Key Wolf, Jr
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Ben G. Owen
Labo
Owen
Rosenbloom Edges Lewis In Ten Round Fight
Maxie Rosenbloom, at 186 pounds, edged John Henry Lewis 178 pounds in a fast paced ten round bout in San Francisco. Lewis, the light heavyweight titleholder, did not defend his crown as Rosenbloom controlled early tempo but faded late. It marked their fifth meeting with Rosenbloom now leading 3-2 in the series. Separately, Michigan State College presents its Honor Award to Harriers for their cross country national title sequence.
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Chicago
Barney Ross
Ceferina Garcia
Los Angeles
Garcia
Ross
San Francisco
Garcia Thruout
Freddie Miller
National Boxing Association
Jimmy Christy
T-P
Maxie Rosenbloom
John Henry Lewis
Thoenix
Lewis
Rosenbloom
Maxie
Harriers East
Cyclone basketball picks from football squad for opener
Ames November 30. Iowa State's basketball team, helped by four football players in gym shorts, prepares for a December 6 opener against Simpson College. Fred Poole and Gordon Camp join the push for center and back guard roles as coach Louis Menze fields a 16-game schedule plus five non conference tests before Kansas in Lawrence January 11.
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Ames
Cyclone
Simpson College
Fred Poole
Poole
Iowa State
Gordon Camp
Frank Hood
Harold Schafroth
Elwin Snell
Louis Menze
Schafroth
Cyclones
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Pro football recap hints at past league titles and trades
The brief notes reference the Chicago Bears and New York Giants winning western and eastern titles in the pro football league a year ago. It also mentions past trades involving Willie Hoyt and Clarence Mitchell and a five year old boxing result in Barcelona where Primo Camera defeated Paulting Uzen in a ten round decision in front of about 9 000 spectators.
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Todkey
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
New York Giant
Willie Hoyt
Clarence Mitchell Wat
Primo Camera
Pauting Uzendun
Barcelona
McAvoy and Connelly Victors in Boxing Showdowns
AP reports Jock McAvoy outpointed Al McCoy in Boston with Frith and Connelly stopping Hans Kohlass in Germany. Frankie Wilginins earned a technical knockout over Pete Panaleo in Newark while other bouts featured Willard Brown, Bill Cox, and Babe Hunt defeating Moody and Shanon in scores from cities including New York and Indianapolis.
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Ffrith
al McCoy
Boston
Olin
Frank Connelly
Hans Kohlass
Germany
Joe Lipps
Charlotte
N.C
Georgia Turner
University of Oklahoma
Syracuse
Babe Hunt
Anuma
Boy Moody
Indianapolis
Willard Brown
Inmdianapoli
Peter Mike
Bill Cox
Dallas
Texas
Jimmy Shannon
Instianapollo
Asbury Park
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Frankie Wilginins
Newark
Pete Pan‘aleo
Philadelphia
Wrestling Results From Last Night
Boston Chief Little Wolf 265 from Trinidad Colorado defeated Floyd Marshall 229 from Phoenix Arizona in one fall. North Bergen Irish Jack Donovan 22 from Boston defeated George Keverly 215 from California in one fall. Des Moines Farmer Tobin from Boston defeated Rudy Ladtal from Poughkeepsie in straight falls. Philadelphia Dean Detton 203 from Salt defeated Jim Browning from Suncco 318 from North do John Evko 220.
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Trinidad
Colo
Floyd Marshall
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Ariz
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N. J
Jack Donovan
George Keverly
California
Dex Moines
Iowa
Farmer Tobin
Roston
Rudy Ladtal
Poughkeepsie
S. C
Philadelphia
Dean Detton
Salt
Jim Browning
Suncco
John Evko
Big Six Basketball Schedule 1935 36 Highlights
Schedule of Big Six games lists matches for 1935 36 with Kansas State College Iowa State Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Kansas Kansas City matchups at Ames Des Moines Lawrence and other sites. Included are results like 32 47 and 28 27 and notes on conference play.
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Whurn
Army-Navy game draws scarce top brass in Philadelphia
Washington dispatch notes generals and admirals scarce as two-dollar bills as they travel to Philadelphia for the Army-Navy football game. Secretary of War Dern and Secretary of the Navy Swanson were unavailable. Acting secretary Harry H. Woodring attended, with Mrs Woodring and others in his party, including Lida C. Woodring, Captain William L. Richey, and Governor and Mrs Paul McNutt among them.
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Washington
Philadelphia
George Dern
Navy
Claude Swanson
Dern
Harry H. Woodring
Franklin Field
Woodring
Auto Strippers Busy for Car Thefts Reported
Police reported two auto theft incidents last night. John McFarland of 1613 Vermont Street said a motor meter was taken from a car parked at Twelfth and Connecticut. Vaughn Pontius of 716 McCook Street reported a horn stolen from his vehicle yesterday.
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Vermont Street
Twelfth
Connecticut Nets
Vaughn Pontius
McCook Street
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