Notre Dame Dominates Kansas 52 to 0 in Openers
Notre Dame opened its 1938 season with a decisive 52 to 0 victory over Kansas before about 40,000 at South Bend. The Ramblers scored in every period, led by Tonelli and Morrison with multiple touchdowns, while Kansas struggled on both offense and defense.
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Max Replogle
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Wisconsin
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Stevenson
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Notre Dame Rolls Past Kansas in Big Football Tilt
Notre Dame defeats Kansas 52 across a high scoring game with Masoner leading the Irish at quarterback. First downs favor Notre Dame 15 to 9 as the Irish gain 401 yards from scrimmage to Kansas 153.
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Notre Dame
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Zontini
Massaro
Stevenson
Warren
Tonelli
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Amerine
Sitko
Rhule
Basilevac
Bunsen
Hall
Sullivant
Masoner
Sulivant
Zontint
Hrown
Ba Hene
Replogle
Notre Dame Dominates Kansas 52 to 0 in Open Air Bout
Notre Dame built a commanding lead against Kansas early and stretched it through the game. Key players included Morrison, Sheridan, Saggan, Crowe, and Replogle with multiple scoring drives and a 52 point final as the Irish never trailed. Kansas struggled to advance against a relentless Irish defense and rotating backfield.
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Basilevac
Kansas
Sheridan
Hofer
Sitko
Miller
Simonich
Saggan
Irish
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Piepul
Crowe
Anderson
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Doody
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Leonard
Big Six approves evening training table for football
Columbia, Missouri Oct. 1. Conference faculty representatives approved an evening training table for varsity football teams with a total cost not to exceed $1,000 per school and meals not to be used for football instruction. The decision follows May recommendations in Lincoln and sets an indoor track meet in Kansas City and a conference football officials commissioner.
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Bergman
Lincoln
Neb
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Retreat and resignations as Czechoslovakia cedes land
Czechoslovakia agrees to cede Teschen to Poland and retreat from Eger while Prague seeks a plebiscite. Duff Cooper resigns as British admiralty chief citing distrust of Chamberlain. France orders large demobilization as European crisis reshapes alliances and signals Rome Berlin axis shifts.
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Labor contract reached to end Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee tie up
News from Chicago announces a general terms labor contract to end the August 16 stoppage on the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad. Paris reports Britain pledges fidelity to a united front despite Munich declaration. Washington notes farm officials say no extra subsidies for cotton or higher loans on cotton and wheat.
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Football finals across colleges with varied outcomes
The results show Carnegie Tech defeating Davis Elkins 49 to 27 while Columbia beat Yale 27 to 14 and Ohio State won 6 to 0 against Indiana. Other notable scores include Penn State 33 Maryland 0, Princeton 39 Williams 0, Fordham 47 Unsala 0, Holy Cross 46 Rhode Island 13, and Northwestern 21 Kansas State 0.
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Invasion Fear Grows As Hong Kong Announces Rules
Hongkong authorities announce new emergency regulations while Canton officials warn the Pearl River could be closed by a boom. The report notes rising alarm over a potential Japanese invasion of South China and the likelihood of intensified security measures.
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Cotton Senators Demand Higher Price for This Season's Crop
Southern senators led by Chairman Smith urge Secretary Wallace to raise cotton prices for the current crop. They request either a three cent per pound subsidy or an increase of the loan rate from 8.3 to above 11 cents, backed by growers from 14 states. They warn the farm program could be jeopardized without more funds.
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Rain and Temperature Summary for September in Lawrence
Professor C J Posey reports September rainfall at 1.88 inches, 2.24 inches below normal, with nine month total 27.08 inches, 2.86 inches below normal. September mean temperature 72.45 F, 4.07 above normal, 15 days over 100 F this summer equals 1985. August rainfall 2.95 inches, mean temp 6.74 F above normal.
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Blues blank Newark in first Little World Series game
Southpaw Kemp Wicker pitched five innings as the Kansas City Blues defeated the Newark Bears 3 to 2 in the opening game of the Little World Series. Wicker combined with McCullough, Donald, Strinovich, Stine and Rosar for the win.
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McGill Defends AAA At Vinland Grange Fair
Senator George McGill spoke at the Vinland Grange fair defending the AAA program as essential to solving the farm crisis after the 1929 crash. He argued legislation on a national scale is necessary, noting the linkage between farm income and industrial payroll, and cited history of Kansas politics and party shifts.
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Douglas County
James H. Lane
Lawrence
Lane
Indiana
KU to Sod Three-Field Tract for Touch Football
Grading and leveling near Robinson Gymnasium at Kansas University nears completion as Dr. Forrest Allen aims to sod a five acre tract. The project used most of 1200 dollars from the student activity fund and seeks additional funding for sod. The field will be leveled to a one percent grade and can host three touch football games simultaneously.
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US urges Poland to avoid force in Czech dispute
Secretary Hull disclosed Washington urged Poland to shun force in its dispute with Czechoslovakia. Ambassador Biddle in Warsaw had instructions to convey President Roosevelt's hope Poland would contribute to peace by refraining from force. Dispatches also noted requests from Britain France and Germany.
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Wheat acreage set at 13.5 million for next year
The Santa Fe railway agricultural report estimates Kansas wheat acreage will total about 13.5 million acres, over 20 percent below this year's planting.
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Santa Fe Railway
Fuehrer Returns to Berlin Amid Huge Nazi Welcome
Adolf Hitler arrived in Berlin today in a bomb proof train to a 500000 strong crowd. Brass bands blared as Goering and top Nazi leaders stood on the platform while air force planes roared overhead and storm troopers guarded the streets. Over 190000 schoolchildren added to the celebration in the station area.
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Adolf Hitler
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Fuehrer
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Salvation Army Drive To Raise Funds For Local Work
Advance gifts campaign begins Monday with general solicitation of employees. George A. Mills chairs the advance gift committee. budget set at 2400 dollars for next year. Kickoff at Colonial Tea Room Monday evening with Major P. L. DeBevoise as speaker. Campaign manager Walter A. Schaal will issue instructions. The year’s relief and educational activities are summarized, including services, attendance, and aid to families and transients, with totals reaching thousands served.
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Bus Route Changes Go Into Effect Tomorrow
Patrons will ride new routes starting tomorrow as the Rapid Transit company implements city council approved changes. The 90 day trial begins with 20 minute service on all routes except the east Lawrence line, which runs in three daily periods morning midday and late afternoon.
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East Lawrence
Death of Deer River player after high school game
Eugene Davidson a Deer River junior died in a hospital from injuries suffered in the Deer River Nashwauk football game. He broke his neck when he tackled a ball receiver after Deer River kicked off to Nashwauk Friday.
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Lawrence Topeka High School Football at Moore Bowl
Tonight at Moore Bowl Topeka Indiana? Actually Topeka will host a high school game with Lawrence and Topeka teams. The Journal-World will provide half and final scores and updates starting at 7 30 p m. Contact number 22.
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Stock Market Index Edges Up Amid Mixed Signals
The index of 60 stocks rises to 49.1, from 48.2 yesterday, signaling modest gains alongside sector activity. Ford Service at Hamilton 15 W 9th advances, indicating renewed consumer demand and service strength in autos.
60 Water Users Sign Up for Rate
Lawrence citizens signed up for the summer water rate continuation through October readings. By noon today 60 applications were on file with a deadline of October 15, as the city seeks to help trees and shrubs survive dry weather. The city water department reported 4,392 customers as of September 1, including about 500 in the business district, and noted a repaired water intake joint after a leak was fixed.
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Drouth
Frank E. Willey
Willey
Warm spell continues across Kansas with record highs
Topeka and other Kansas cities logged heat records as September ended dry. Forecaster S D Flora predicted 85 to 90 degree highs tomorrow with cooler nights. eastern regions may dip to 50s, while western parts reach 45 to 50. Clear skies were forecast statewide.
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S. D. Flora
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Boy Scouts Distribute Safety Pledge Cards in Lawrence
Lawrence Boy Scouts join the Safety committee campaign distributing public safety pledge cards and folders in the business district. The folder A Childs Plea for Safety was prepared by the Rapid Transit company to reach neighbors and friends. W E Spalding, chamber of commerce Safety committee chair, says reading and sharing the pledge can help reduce motor and pedestrian accidents.
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Safety Committee
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Don Baker to Speak at Baldwin G O P Meeting
Don H Baker, economics professor at Washburn College, will speak at a Baldwin Republican meeting in Fellowship Hall on Wednesday evening October 5 at 8 o'clock. Born on an Illinois farm, he served overseas with the Illinois National Guard, was wounded and gassed, and earned degrees from Kansas and California with teaching stints at Arizona and James Millikan University.
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Washburn College
Fellowship Hall
Baldwin
Baker
Illinois
Hinois National Guard
University of Kansas
University of California
University of Arizona
James Millikan University
Weather forecast for Kansas with northeast warmth rise
Forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Sunday with warmer readings in the northeast. Morning clears, roads listed as good with daytime temperatures and past readings noted reflecting office records.
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