Kansas Defeats Washburn 14 to 6 in rain soaked game
Kansas Jayhawks defeated Washburn 14 to 6 on a rainy Saturday afternoon at stadium field. Kansas scored in the second and third periods. Washburn’s lone touchdown came late in the fourth. Key plays included Zuber and Starr drives, a 60 yard punt return by Cramer, and a blocked extra point after Washburn’s first score.
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City of Kansas Jayhawkers
Washburn College
Stadium Field
Kansas
Ichabod
Hanedis Tayh Vawkers
Crimson
Blur
Zuber
Starr
Mel Millan
Wall
Secord
Thornhill
Washburn
Verns
Mackie
Parte
Echancing
el Dine
Cramer
Fehahod
Kansas Board
Plars Gaston
Ralvhack
Washbur
Tmpubs
Bansa Warkturn
Wear
Baron
Thaisey
Piermien
Yate Burton
Ann Therntil
Dor
Taylor Injures Leg in Freshmen Football Action
Taylor, veteran guard Frank, sustained a knee injury in the first quarter of the Washburn game and is expected to miss the rest of the week and likely longer. The squad awaits his return as Rosell's absence shapes lineup considerations. Royer Wine from Winchester, Ken., is expected to join practice this afternoon.
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Eyan
Royer
Winchester
Ken
Kta
Frank Taylor
Taylor
Washburn
Husker Cross Country Tryout Leads To Kansas Meet
Sixteen and seventeen runners completed the first cross country tryout on a Friday afternoon over a one mile course. The best time was 14 minutes 33 seconds. Coaches Huff noted the time as fair given practice and course conditions. Runners listed include Frazier Sarvi erman Sbringer Coffin Brown Cushing Williams and others. A second tryout is planned later this week to select runners for the Kansas Aggies game on October 16.
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Fternoon
Frazier
Sarvierman
Sbringer
Coffin
Brown
Cushing
Williams
Football Training Talks by B A Hoban
A 1926 piece advises football players on passing technique comparing heavy and feather passes, detailing grip, finger placement, wrist action, and aiming ahead of runners. It emphasizes quick snap, proper balance, and pressure to interceptors, with a note of upcoming topic Catching Punts and Passes and a request for reader questions.
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Theo
Ryin
Bolt
The
International Syndicate
Prep for St Joe Stresses Penalties After Baldwin Tuneup
Lawrence high school football coach Skipper Higgins seeks a clean home game with St Joseph Central High. The red and black team, coming off a Baldwin win, aims to limit mistakes after nearly 200 yards in penalties. Nebraska drills and Drake Missouri showdowns loom for next weeks action.
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St. Joseph
Central High
Higgins
Ssouri School
Tnu
Wisconsin Badgers Impress KU Scouts Ahead of Clash
Coaches Harold Eele and John Sako reported from Madison that Wisconsin’s 38 to 6 victory over Cornell showcased a strong aerial attack and a well drilled, fierce team. They praised the Badgers’ varied offense and noted five penalties in the Cornell game as evidence of rugged play.
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University of Kansas
Wisconsin
Harold Eele
John Sako
Madison
Wisconsin-Cornell
Badgers
Hhe K. UL
Pai
Cornell
K. U
Jenethy
Start Cage Practice at University This Week
Basketball practice at the university began today for non football squad players and others. Allen announced practice runs three days a week until season end, with varsity and last year’s freshmen eligible players invited. Sessions run 3:30 to 5:00 on Mondays Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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Ason
Wr. F.C
Allen
Valley Grid Notes Sees Unsettled Weather Delays Week 1 Games
Ames AP reports unsettled weather opening football season affects many teams. Grinnell College prepares for Marquette clash in Milwaukee after two easy wins. Drake Bulldogs plan for Navy game at Annapolis with backfield star Anderson injured in Lincoln.
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Grinnell College
Aloe i
Des Moines
Drake University Bulldogs
Navyat
Annapollis
Anderson
Drake
Nebraska
Missouri Tigers and Tulane Green Wave Tie in Muddy Debut
The Missouri Tigers and Tulane Green Wave battled to a muddy tie Saturday afternoon in Columbia Missouri. It was the first game played in Missouri's new athletic plant, marking a rough season opener in challenging conditions.
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Tulane
Missouri Tigers
Tullane Greenies
Columbia
Missouri’ New Athletic Plant
Haskell Faces Tough Three on 1926 Schedule
Haskell Indians football open the season with 177 points in three games and prepare for Morningside of Sioux City, Dayton, and Bucknell in three successive Saturdays. Coach R E Hantey relies on Hawkley, Roebuck, Stidham, and a strong line to meet heavy early-season opposition while injuries thin the lineup.
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Drury
Wichita University
College
Indians
R. E. Hantey
Doe Pappie
Fier
Chippewa
Harry “Hambone
Jones
Linux
Theodore Roebuck
Tom Stidham
Haskell
Simon Gurneau
Clydé “Dour” Fairbanks
Wichita
Dave Ward
Washington
Peter Johns
Fairbank
Albert Hawley
Gross Ventre
Mottana
Iron Man
Charlie
Hawkey
Davi Bible
Creek
Hawley
McLein
George Levi
Joe Cross
Caddo
Cross
Wilson
Louis Colby
Salles
Morningside
Eulane’s Captain Faces Sioux City in Revenge Test
The report describes Eulane’s captaincy and Haskell’s role as a steadying mark against Sioux City. Dayton looms next week with seemingly unavoidable conflict described as a blood and sand clash stemming from a prior heavy rain drubbing.
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Haskell
Sioux City
Dayton
Got liquor on bridge and fallen stories at court
In police court this morning Juan Llandas a Mexican was fined $10 for drunkenness. The city attorney and a Spanish professor from the University acted as interpreter during the proceeding. Juan pleaded guilty to drinking whiskey purchased on the bridge. A separate item notes Fay Galbraith visiting Topeka and her brother-in-law S V Allen recovering from a skull fracture and broken collar bone after a car accident. Another brief reports Fred Heard 22 shooting himself in Russell after being rejected by Hilda Nuss. The page also lists a drug store ad and a brief item about a parking without lights charges.
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Stewert
Juan
Fay Galbraith
Topeka
SV. Allen
Meriden
Christ's, Hospital
Allen
Ethel Galbraith
United Brethren Church assigns Topeka district superintendent
Reverend E E McAferty of Lawrence has been re elected as superintendent of the Topeka district of the United Brethren church at the state conference in Topeka. The appointment list names pastors and care of superintendencies across numerous towns including Agra, Alexander, Alma, Belleville, Beloit, Brookings, Cawker City, Concordia, Clay Center, Clay, Detroit, Edmond, Esbon, Green, Gypsum, Hoisington, Junction City, Lawrence, Lecompton, La Crosse, Minneapolis, Meriden, Salina, and Solomon among others with supplied posts and assignments for many districts.
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Lawrence
Topeka
United Brethren Church
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Ellis Niswang Alton
Alex Dowds
Athol
L. S
Tarnin
Bellville
Beloit
Wol
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Munyon
Big Springs
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Cherry Mound
H.C. Sweet
Grove
Chapman
Concordia
Butsler
Cawker City
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M A. Perkins
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Q. E. Robbins
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Spring Creek
B. G. Edgar
Esbow
Green
D.Y. Hertick
Greenteat
Gypsum
W. H. Hill
Robert Grimes
Tony CG
A. Schlotterbeck
Helton
J. C. Craig
Tonia
Lester Forbes
Kansas City
Oliver
C. Mains
Kansas City ‘University
B. Wik Iliams
Melouth
Arthur Ward
Niles
Oak Hill
Humane Act Ends Suffering Horse at Walnut Street
Officers Vogler and Ingalls were called to Seventh and Walnut Streets on Saturday night to euthanize a suffering horse. The incident was logged in the police register to ensure accurate reporting of the humane act.
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Seventh
Walnut Sts
Ier Pati Callahan
Police
Arrohn
Walnut Streets
API
Free sample offer from Resinol in Baltimore ad
An old ad promotes free samples of Resinol products including Resinol Cinemonic and Resinol Sean, inviting readers to write DepwS3, Resinol, Baltimore Maryland, for a sample.
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Resinol Cinemonic
Resinol
Baltimore, Md
Speeding and Court Fines Highlight Early 1900s Report
The article notes multiple speeding guilty pleas with fines of ten dollars for J H Cling and Derman McKenrie, with Williams, Sond, and Harry McClain also forfeiting bonds. It mentions a health incident with an injured beast and a Kansas State Agricultural College specialist Irene Taylor visiting to discuss clothing at the Farm Bureau building.
Mild Method Cures Piles Without Surgery, Says Doctor
A Kansas City rectal specialist Dr. O A Johnson claims piles can be cured without knife or drastic measures. He says operation is unnecessary and offers a free book detailing non surgical remedies and related rectal ailments. Send name and address to suite 114 D 1624 Main St. for the booklet.
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D. A. Johnson
O. A. Johnson
Main St
Kansas City
Parking charge incomplete answer cited by Razor Blades
In a brief item the note says a person failed to respond to a charge of parking without lights, referencing Razor Blades and Rankin's Drug Store at 1101 Massachusetts Avenue, Ady. The terse line suggests a minor municipal citation or citation entry tied to a local business district.
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Rankin
Ady
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