Lions Blast Atchison for Fourth Win in NEAL Play
Lawrence Lions topped Atchison 28 to 0 at Haskell Stadium to remain undefeated in Northeast Kansas League action. Charlie McCue sparked the effort with two punt return touchdowns and a 88 yard run, while Norm Burnett added a short TD as Lawrence dominated possession and yardage, setting up a showdown with Shawnee Mission next Friday for the NEAL crown.
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Lawrence Lions
Atchison
Haskell Stadium
Charlie McCue
Lions
McCues
Charlie
Norm Burnett
LMHS
Allen Woolard
Lawrence
Redmen
McCue
Bob Preston
Woolard
Shawnee Mission
Neal
Wrence
Kirk
Eddie Scarlett
Normah Burnett
Preston
Scarlett
Pore Malott
Malott
Redmen edge in scoring drive as Lions falter in fourth
In a tight game the Redmen pressured early and late, with Black intercepting a stray pass in the third period and Lawrence reserves struggling against the heavier visitors. Burns and McCue produced TDs as the Redmen controlled much of the final quarter, while lineups list Lawrence players and Atchison substitutes.
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Redmen
Topeka
LMHS
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Chagger
Redgwen
Terception
Black
Frank
Burnett
Red
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Martin
Elliott
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Pierson
Church
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Stinson
Extes
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Hunzicker
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Parker
Cole
Poe
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Malin
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Whitenight
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Smith
Creamer
Malott
Wilburn
Ramirez
Murphy
James
Thomas
Fr—Mccue
J. Malott
MrCue
Burmete
Preaton
Big Johnny Mize Adds Another World Series Feat
Johnny Mize hit a pinch hit homer in the ninth for the Yankees against Brooklyn, claiming it was “just another hit” and recalling a 1949 World Series moment at Ebbets Field. The 22 year veteran, possibly retiring after the series, ties Yogi Berra with pinch hit World Series homers. Mize, 357 career homers, reflects on a storied career with Cardinals Giants and Yankees and hints at next season.
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Ebbets Field
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Dodgers
Ralph Branca
Jaz Page
Mize
Cliff Mapes
Burt Shotton
Yankees
Yvel Berra
Demorest
New York Giants
Saxton Outpoints Jones in New York Bout
Johnny Saxton of Brooklyn defeated Ralph Tiger Jones by decision in New York last night. Cleveland Williams stopped Johnny Hollis in New Orleans, while Charley Joseph stopped Jimmy Bud Taylor in New Orleans.
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New York
St. Nicholas
Battle to the wire in deciding Little World Series game
Rochester Red Wings beat Kansas City Blues in a seventh game to take a 2-1 series lead. Pitcher Crimian delivered six straight innings of no hit relief over two nights. Ed Brantt for the Blues and Jackie Collum for Rochester are listed as tonight’s probable starters.
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Rochester
N. Y
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Kansas City Blues
Jack Crim Jan
American Association
Crimian
Ed Brantt
Blues
Jackie Collum
Red Wings
Bill Skowron
Kansas City
Bill Renna
al Papas
Art Shallock
Saxton Extends Unbeaten Hitting No 32 In Ring
New York undefeated Johnny Saxton won his 32nd straight fight with a 10 round decision over Ralph Tiger Jones at St Nicholas Arena. The Brooklyn welterweight will meet Rocky Castellani in Chicago on October 29.
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New York
Johnny Saxton
Chicago
Rocky Castelani
Brooklyn
Ralph
Tiger'’ Jones
Yonkear N. Y
St. Nicholas Arena
Saxton
Petey
Castellani
Luzerne, Pa
Boxer in Serious Shape After Friday Night Kayo
Jimmy Bud Taylor a 21 year old Miami middleweight was knocked out by Charley Joseph in New Orleans. Taylor suffered a fractured skull and heavy clot and was taken to Charity Hospital for surgery after collapsing for ten minutes following the final right hand.
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New Orleans
Jimmy
Bud) Taylor
Miami
Fla
Charley Joseph
Joseph
Taylor
Charity Hospital
Jefe
Gavilan Slight Favorite In World Welterweight Title Fight
Havana Cuba hosts a 15 round world welterweight title bout as Kid Gavilan meets Hilly Graham in a closely watched match. Gavilan is slight favorite though Graham is seen as the harder hitter and better boxer. Graham vows to finish the fight this time after two prior disputed decisions.
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Havana
Cuba
Kid Gavilan
New York
Hilly Graham
Gavilan
Graham
Bosses Forsake Nail-Biting Once They Hit the Big Show
In a lively off-hours glimpse of baseball bosses during a world series, managers say they sleep easy and take games day by day. Dodgers and Yankees veterans reflect on past series, players like Pee Wee Reese and Phil Rizzuto share mutual respect, while Roy Campanella and Preacher Roe offer anecdotes from the 1941 clash and shifting strategies.
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New ‘York
Brooklyn
Charlie Dressen
The
Yankees
Casey Stenge
Pee Wee Reese
Phil Rizzuto
Yankee
Dodger
Rizzuto
Pee! Wee
Dodgers
Preacher Roe
Ind
Kansas and Oklahoma Junior College Football Scores Report
A long OCR listing shows numerous college and high school football results across Kansas and nearby states. Teams include Oklahoma A&M Freshmen, Kansas Junior College, Drake City, Garden City, Coffeyville, and many more with scores such as 48 to 0, 33 to 14, and 27 to 0. The fragmentary text records various game outcomes, venues, and minor player mentions amid scattered city names and institutions.
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Kansas Junior College
Dodge City
Garden City
ElDorado
Coffeyville
Oklahowa A&m
Wichita University
Ottawa University Grounds Bethel in 33 7 Conference Win
Ottawa University dominated Bethel 33 7 to seize the Kansas Conference lead with strong drives of 81 66 and 90 yards and a long pass Patty to Clifton for a touchdown. Other scorers included Patty Killingsworth Clifton Butterworth and Voran. cPherson College routed Baker 52 13 with Balls Smith Robinson Bechtel scoring twice each. Local high school scores note Eudens over Gardner 33 18 Baldwin over Lyndon 56 0 Perry over St Marys 14 12 Valley Falls over Oskaloosa 7 6 Spring Hill over De Soto 13 6. The first cafeteria opened in Chicago in 1895 by Ernest Kimball.
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Ottawa University
Kansas
Bethel
Ottawa
Patty
Clifton
Killingsworth
Butterworth
Voran
Revie
cPherson College
Baker
McPherson
Smith
Robinson
Bechtel
Bean
Mai
Bethany
College of Emporia
Ed Johnson
Kliewer
Emporia
Hart
Harkey
Incas
Euden
Gardner
Baldwin
Lyndon
Perry
St. Marys
Valley Falls
Oskaloosa
Spring Hill
DeSote
Kansas Football Plight Shapes Up As Brandeberry Fiss Hurt
Kansas football faces a shaky backfield with Galen Fiss nursing a knee and Frank Sabatini left as the main ballcarrier. Bob Brandeberry shifts to fullback amid injuries while Sikes contemplates a makeshift lineup. Topeka High coach Briggs says Bees used projected varsity players in the Lawrence game but denies padding the squad.
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Kansas
Jules Sikes
Bud Laughlin
Army
Ft. Leonard Wood
K. U
Bud
Jayhawkers
Laughlin
Galen
Fiss
Chicago
Frank Sabatini
Bob Brandeberry
Ghlin
Brandeberry
Brandy
Santa Clara
Sabatini
Sabu
Frank
Marvin Kinnett
Kansas Cittan
Hal Cleavinger
Cleavinger
Laughfin
Sikes
Charlie Hoag
Gil Reich
John Konek
Iast
Kerry Robertson
Sati
Topeka High
Bob Briggs
Lions
THS
Topeks
Lawrence
Briggs
Kansas State
Haskell Institute Adds Thirteen New Staff Members
The Haskell Institute announces thirteen new employees for the year six of whom joined the blended Indian school staff. Esther Colbert, formerly at University Press, joins Haskell Printing. Miss French serves as secretary to Superintendent Ayers. Mrs Jerry Valley Sloss, class of 1932, works in the testing department headed by L Madison Coombs. Kitty Lou Emarthla, Haskell 49, a St John's Hospital School of Nursing graduate, returns to work at the campus hospital. Stacy Howell, class of 1917, joins the boys' athletics staff.
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Haskell Institute
Esther ‘Colbert
University’ Press
Haskell
Miss French
Solon % Ayers
Jerry Valley Sloss
L. Madison Coombs
Kitty Lou Emarthla
St. John's Hospital ‘School of Nursing
Tulsa
Okla
Stacy Howell
Notable staffing changes at Pawnee and Haskell histories
Viser at Tinker Hall as freshman athletic coach and former adviser at Pawnee Indian School Pawnee Okla recently earned a Centar] re degree in '29 and is a Phillips University Enid Okla, graduate. He led the Haskell band and teaches red man and sophomore music classes. Clayton si Noble, previously at Haskell, returns after two years of Navy duty two former staff members return to the staff.
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Tinker Hall
Pawnee Indian School
Pawnee
Okla
Centar]re
Phillips Univesey Enid
Okia
Haskell Band
Wna
Red Man
Haskell
Clayton Si Noble
U.S. Navy
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Ernest Kimball
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Bill Mayer
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