LH S Opens With 26 To 4 Victory
Baldwin high school football lost the season opener to Lawrence High 26 to 4 in a game marked by penalties and strong Lawrence backfield play. Schenke Deene stood out for Lawrence with several solid runs, and Pontius scored a late TD after a Baldwin drive stalled near the goal.
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Laterente High School
Baldyin High
Baldwin
Schanke T Deene
Jan
Reg
Aldwin
Forry
Pontius
Tilsman
Balk
Schenke
Fursman
Taliwin
Thay
Centoy
Tentidal
Beleve Chr
Higgins
Wall
Han Jey
Thaster
Pontius Dove
Rai
Ead Dineswan
Aribie Siperk
Taldwi
Maldwin
Srinimpae
Hee
Jaaween
Chicago Woman Survives Dramatic Tennis Semi Final
The Chicago player and Glenna represent duel in a national women’s championship. Mrs Shorthills advances to the final after defeating Mrs Courtland Smith, Rup, and Glenridge in a tense match.
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Chicago
Wrestler recruitment calls issued by university coachs
The first call for wrestlers at the university was issued by Coach Lookabaughday. The initial trial will be in Robinson Gym on October 3 at 7 30. Practices run Tuesdays and Thursdays each week until after homecoming with later sessions for varsity slate. New and returning men urged to attend under Coach Lankabaugh. Special attention to first year men to develop grapplers filling vacancies.
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Guy
Emporia Finds Turbulent Start for College Football
Emporia Oct 1 reports a troubled start as the College of Emporia and the Kafisas football team face age-related eligibility questions. Bethany to lead the Territone against Emporia Teachers College while Civil Defense competes. Presbyterians Swedes and Teachers begin conference play this season.
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Emporia
College of Emited
Kafisas
Bethany
Empo ‘Ria
Nook
Cvil
PAM Tpe Universe
Enid
Okla
Teachers
The Spirit of Footballmanship in Training
A 1926 article by F. A. Hoban notes that football teaches boys to show colors, endure defeat with dignity, and respect opponents. It stresses clean play, acceptance of officials’ decisions, and a give and take ethic, warning against dirty play and bickering that harms teams and spectators.
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Row Rose
Fae
Ral
Cappon drills focus on stopping passes for opener
Coach Franklin C. Cappon put the Kansas Jayhawks through a hard practice session at the stadium as Ree season opens in two days. The squad worked on forward passes, defense, and breaking up aerial attacks with Wingmen, backs, and ends facing a tough drill. Key players like Wall, Baker, Zuber, Statt, and Mackie were named for starting roles, with injuries limiting Houser and others. Final lineup to be settled after one more scrimmage.
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Franklin C. Cappon
Crimson and Blue Warriors
Capon
Jayhawkers
Grashburn
Techabods
Wellman
Ole
Thornhill
Starr
Mackie
Charles
Wall
Missouri
Cappon
Harold, Baker
Wilbur “Toink" Statt
Hutchinson Flash
Harald Zuber
Jaysberg
Ichah
Baker
Voigts
Burton
Bart
Yesterda
Toronto
Louis Ile “O
New York Yankees Infield Noted For Strength And Uncertainty
Enfield of the Yankees leads a green inner defense in a year with Joe Dugan as the lone veteran. Huggins reshuffles positions as Koenig, Lazzeri, Gebzie, and Gehrig vie for roles. Infield drills and fielding are under close watch as spring forms a fragile balance.
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Enfield
New York Yankees
Anis
Yan
Splayer
Joe Dugan
Miler Huggins
Everett Scott
Wanbinger
Koenig Tam
Yankees
St. Paul
Huggins
Aaron Ward
Ernie Johnson
Wal ‘Ly Pipp
Gehrig
Fong~ Lazzeri
Salt Lake City
Pacific Coast
Koenig
Yleneuer
Denaurd
Laeger
Lazzeri
Gebzie
Valley Grid Gossip Sparks Oklahoma and Iowa News
Des Moines AP reports coach Essie Salem of Drake University contemplates starting backfield options as injury woes and postponements shuffle plans for the Nebraska game. Kansas aims to stage a light workout after two weeks of practice while Texas Easters prepare for Texas A&M. Hays Teachers College readies to face Kearney with Partenier leading the charge. injuries sideline Frank Anderson and Powell.
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Des Moines
Essie Salem
Drake University
Nebraska
Manhattan
Kansas Aegies
Texas
Hays
Atj
Tigers of
Kearney
Neb
Saturn Portenier
Kansas
Partenier
Tigers
Frank Anderson
Powell
Riegel
Anderson
eVer c
DeWard
Capta
J H S Assembly Honors Pupils In Scholarship Awards
Principal Stonecipher addresses Liberty Memorial High School students at a morning assembly. Awards honor scholarship and activity for last semester with emblems and chevrons earned by students across rooms and grades.
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J. E. . Stonecipher
Liberty Memorial High School
Fife
F.C. Allen
Alen
Roland “Locke i
Nebraska
Fifeen
J H. S
Milton Alten
Helen Welch
Thet Aronson
Lawrence Milles
Josephine “Marshall
Wilma May
Uelen Brown
Jimmie Smith
Alice Pierton
Kenneth Brunell
Jacqualine Shephard
Alice Hosford
Joan
Evangeline Clark
Rae Stoland
Letha Taman
TieRoy Metzler
Bob
Lord Metzler
Rogia 1610
Roy Van-ileventer
Grinnell College fills defense as freshmen face Missouri Valley test
The Grinnell College basketball squad emphasized forward passing in a Missouri Valley campaign opener, limiting the freshmen to a few of the attempted passes. Names of players and pupils are listed among activity awards, with musical performances noted. A divorce petition appears in the district court as the text intermixes sports and personal notices.
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Grinnell
Grinsnell College
Missouri Valley
Robertson
Season of Kicks Sports Note
A fragmented sports blurb mentions kicks and teammates with unclear names and locations. It hints at a football or track theme but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to confirm a full event or outcome. The readable text signals a casual, slangy workout or game reference without concrete details.
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Wilgan
Glenna Collett
Lookakash
Be U
S and Phillips University
Lawrence
By Roy C. Reese
Sam
Reeses
Wey
Jayhawk
Franklin Cappon
University of Kansas
Duke
Witer Baggins
Wally ‘Schang
St. Louis
Gailins
Washington
Bernie Bengough
Valley Grid
BS 'Ss
University
Johnson
Dubuque
Ames
Norman
CE Sateen Oe
J. Hes. Assembly
Stonecipher
FL €. Allen
Hollovway
Dean Scott
Jacqueline Shepherd
Paul
Tucker
Esther Bronson
Wil- Hah Corcoran
Esther Eddy
Thelima Humphrey
Lawrence Mills
Ruth Stoland
Dorothy “Ann Walkers
Milton Allen
Laure Alice Holliday
Mildred’ Ingham
Helen
Welch
George Gauck
Margaret’ Johnson
Claudine Reynolds
Margaret Sherwood
Dorothy’ Williams
Helen Brown
Alice ‘Hasford
Margaret McNown
Jimmie
Mettner
Smith
Mae, Commons
George Crawford
Helen ‘Hatchell
Mary. Singleton
Charles Smith
Lila Lawson
Ruth Stockwell
Evelyn
White
Wanda Hammonds
Letha
Lemoy
Alice Pierson
Rae ‘Stotahd
Ernestine Wilson
Dorothy
Arnold
Dorothy Bronson
Dorothy ‘Hunzicker
Lynn
Makepeace
LeRoy
Metzler
Barbara’ Barteldes
Alice Gill
Helen Kinney
Vern Thompson
Harbert Weatherby
Lila’ Anderson
Wildarcker
Virginia
Colmareiana Eberhard
Melvin Grth
Finnees Heaston
Scott
T .Art Watkins
South Side
F. B. McCallech Pruggist
Mass. Street
Margaret Colman
May Commons
William Corcoran
Dra. Courter
Dixid Fitzpatrick
Eugene Hughes
Thelma Humphrey
Helen Jenkins
Max Kennedy
Dorothy Lemon
Lethe Lemon
Harold “Gregg
Catherine Owen
Charles Rankin
Alice
Wilfe
Pettitipe
District Fourt
Streeter
Hoadle
Bristo
East Std
Harl H. Branson
Massachusetts
Lark Cizans
Lothes
TARRY
Willy
Constance Talmadge i
Constance
Eevee
Tiadolph
Tunor
Jesse Il Lask
Miott
Dwan
Corrine Griffith
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