Roosevelt high school grid lineup flags first game of season
The probable lineup for Roosevelt high school’s first season game versus Emporia appears set with seven veterans and four newcomers. The 5 o clock game on the drum field will feature captains and players like Davidson, Mackie, Saunders, Hughes, and Dunnam as Roosevelt aims to surprise Emporia with better gear and early season form.
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Hove
Rooseli High School
Ems Jtia
Klein
Bette
Davidson
Pes
Ptad
Mackie
Wellman
Oung
Bo Saunders
Hughes
Ainin
Rice
Edmondson
Dowers
Kers
Saunders
Dunham
Indley
Hutt N
Turner
Cowas
New Will
Vic
Emporia
Roosevelt
Lawrence
Will . McDonald
Haskell
Patricks
Kansas
Reedy
Ohio State Holiday Stadium Dedication Set for Oct Game
Ohio State and Michigan meet at a newly dedicated 63,000 seat stadium in Columbus on October 6 with a full-scale ceremony. Governors Davis of Ohio and Groesbeck of Michigan along with educators and athletes will participate in a parade and alma mater tributes before a 110 member Ohio State band performs.
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Jumbus
Ohio
Associated Press
University of Igan
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Ferry Field
Arbor
A.j.groesbeck
Michigan
Athwill
Stirtins
Ross Country Workouts Startled Administration Aim
A garbled note notes that Ross country workouts began unexpectedly and mentions Lloyd Rathbun and a runner. The fragment hints at a dispute or complaint about the program and its leadership, with references to joining the administration and a sensitive topic indicated by the stray terms.
McGraw Buys Em Now From Major Leagues
New York October 3 Manager John J McGraw of the Giants has increasingly bought pennant stars from other clubs to supplement his homegrown players. The article lists pitchers Nehf Barnes McQuillan and Snyder Green Smith outfielders Young Meusel Stengel and infielders Bancroft Groh Rawlings Frisch and Kelly with Rawlings also from Philadelphia and Groh sidelined by injuries. The emphasis is on McGraws reliance on bought talent alongside trained players.
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New York
John J. McGraw
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Yankees
Marts
McGraw
John J
Arthur Nehf
Jess Barnes
Hugh McQuillan
Hoston
Frank Snyder
St. Louis
Earl ‘Smith
George Kelly
Frisch
Davy Bancroft
Philadelphia
Heine Groh
Cincinnati
Nér Gs
Johnny Rawling
Groh
Rawlings
Quakers
Ross Young
Meusel
Quaker City
Casey Stengel
Kansas State College Drives Funds for Memorial Stadium
The Memorial Stadium Corporation of Kansas State Agricultural College in Manhattan authorized a fund drive to raise about 200 000 dollars to complete the U shaped stadium. The first section is under construction and may be finished this fall with over 4 000 seats ready for Homecoming on October 28, giving a total seating capacity of 6 700.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Agricultural College Memorial Stadium Corporation
Pep Meeting Sets Tone for Tomorrow's High School Football
Students prepare for a pep meeting at 4 15 in the Manual building engineered by the student council and letter club. Ticket holders for tomorrow's game will be staged at the stadium entrance to prevent embarrassment from showing or losing tickets. Season tickets sold reach 175 with 750 students composing the student body and a possible larger sale to follow.
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Tazs
Sen
Sudent’ Council
Cobb Closest Chase for Batting Title Sparks Final Stretch
Tyrus Raymond Cobb trails George Sisler by twenty seven points in the race for the American League batting title as the season nears its end. Sisler, sidelined by injury and battling fatigue, remains at .418 while Cobb nears .391 with renewed hits. Sisler insists on suiting up, possibly helping Cobb’s bid, with Ken Williams and Rogers Hornsby among leaders in home runs and steals.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Detroit
George
Sisler
Browns
St. Louis Star
Cobb
Pame
Georgia Peach
Fin
Gobb
Tris Speaker
Indians
King
Henry Heilman
Tigers
Kenneth Williams
Williams
Rogers Hornsby
Opened New Stadium at University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia October 5 The opening of Pennsylvanias football season on September 30 marked the dedication of a new athletic stadium with seating for at least 51,000, second only to the Yale Bowl in the east. The facility hosts football baseball and track and includes training space beneath the stands. The dedication will occur October 28 with the Naval Academy game, and the field will host the Army Navy contest on November 25.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
America
U.S
Naval Academy
Pennsylvania
Yding
Feld
Changes Pitching Style From St Louis to Tulsa
In St Louis Missouri on October 5, Dave Danforth a former St Louis Browns pitcher transferred to the Tulsa team of the Western League after repeated accusations of doctoring the ball by American League clubs. He has reportedly developed a curve ball to replace the shine ball and may return to the local Americans next year. Danforth was released to Tulsa under an optional agreement.
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St. Louis
Dave Danforth
Browns
Tulsa
Lubs
Danforth
Tulsi
Jayhawker football team thrives on Detroit workout
University of Kansas football team arrived in Detroit at 4 35 pm and wasted no time. Coaches Clark and Schlademan conducted a stiff hour long workout in Detroit University gym and on the gridiron. The squad ran signals passed, blocked and scrimmaged at top speed. Road trip fatigue noted but hard practice planned for Niagara Falls as they depart at eight o clock this morning.
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K. U
Detroit
Detroit University
Clark
Schlademan
Niagara
Wolverine Hotel
Jayhawkers
Niagara Falls
Jayhawker
West Point
Michigan Central
Niagra Falls
Illini Lose Key Players Pressure in Conference Race
ILLINOIS faces setback with Lesch at center Majors at half and Drayer Pfleger out due to scholastic ineligibility. Coach Zuppke remains optimistic as regulars in the forward wall, led by Captain Dave Wilson and J.W. McMillen, fill new roles. Backfield shifts place Tommy McCann at right half with McIlwain left, Ruben Clark guiding at quarterback and Chris Woodward at fullback. Practices stay closed with ghost hall and searchlights after dark.
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Urbana
Illinois
Lesch
Drayer
Pfleger
Bob Zuppke
Orange and Blue
Illini
Dave Wilson
Oakes
Roberts
Agnew
C. Baur
Rakusek
Zuppke
Wisden
Tommy McCann
McIlwain
Ruben Clark
Chris Woodward
Sam Hill
Eddie Yates
Jack Crangie
Clark Shows Promise In Urbana Conference Tuneup
In Urbana Illinois Coach Bob Zuppke’s football squad shows promise as he continues weeding out players and refining the lineup amid early season play.
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Urbana
Ill
Bob Zuppke
Illinois backfield and line face 1922 season test
Illinois football players train at Illinois Field preparing for the 1922 season. The emergence of Rube Clark as pilot back is watched closely, with coaches devising new plays and conditioning the squad as they seek a standout playmaker to challenge defenses.
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University of Illinois
Illinois
Rube Clark
Patsy Clark
Lawrence High Notes Change Schedules For Big Game
Sports notes report Lawrence high school will dismiss at 2 40 pm tomorrow due to a schedule change for the Lawrence Roosevelt game. Coach Klein shows a new first aid kit from New York. Tom Mackie is a kit and water bottle carrier. Kansas Army predictions, West Point visit, and Mutes signal tricks are discussed along the journey to West Point.
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New York
Tom Mackie
Carier
St Benedicts College Makes Kansas Debut As Associate Member
St Benedicts College of Atchi son enters the Kansas conference this season as an associate member but has suffered two regular losses early in the campaign.
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St. Benedict’s College of Atchison
Missouri School of Mines football schedule
Rolla Missouri October 4 The Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy lists eight football games with four on campus. October 13 Westminster College at Rolla October 27 Arkansas Aggies at Rolla November 4 Drury College at Rolla November 18 Bames Milliken University at Rolla November 25 University of Tennessee Doctors at Memphis Denver
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Topeka High Football Faces Injuries and Rigorous Practice
The Topeka high school football eleven endures injuries including Lee Nussbaum and Joe Merwick, with Merwick expected back for basketball season. Coach Hurt demands six daily workouts, while Kansas State Normal School at Emporia begins with a veteran-heavy squad and a large pool of aspirants competing for spots. Eleven returning and new players, led by Heinie Kubink and a slate of named juniors, vie for positions.
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Topeka
Victor Hurt
Kansas State Normal School
Emporia
Paul “Heinie
Kubink
Kansas
Cole
Electric rail cars praised for lower operating costs
The industry notes that electric on rails have progressed to produce passenger vehicles and are seen as the best servant, with bus operation costing more per passenger, supporting rail as the more economical option.
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Toactive
Postman Rewarded for Courteous Service in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Ind Oct 3 courtesy in the discharge of his duties as a postman earned Cecil Glyde Thompson an unexpected reward. The will of Mrs Sarah Rose Bryant who lived in Terre Haute seventy five years left more than 6000 dollars in bank stock to Mr Thompson for the many courtesies and attentions shown him during her lifetime. He had delivered mail to her home for fifteen years.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Cecil Glyde Thompson
Sarah ‘Rose ‘Bryant
Terre Hate
Your Health is the Most Valuable Asset You Have
A testimonial from Bosworth Missouri praising Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Price's Medical Discovery. Mrs Minnie Davis cites her father's recovery from liver and kidney trouble and nervous exhaustion after using the medicines. The ad notes the medicines have sold for over 50 years and are now available in tablet form.
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Bosworth
Dr. Pierce
Dill speaks to Press Club at high school meeting
W A Dill spoke to a large gathering of the press club of the high school last night. The program featured a practical talk on the Associated Press system and its role in journalism.
Electric railways consider bus as part of service
A report from the American Electric Railway associations convention says buses should be operated by electric railway managements as an adjunct to regular service not as a competitor. It notes buses are economical only in light traffic and stresses trackless options should be pursued without harming jitneys.
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Chicago
Electric
American Electric Railway Associations
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