Jayhawkers Ready for Iowa State in Season Opener
Coach Lindsey’s Kansas Jayhawks prepare for the season start vs Iowa State at Ames after a tough training spell. Aiming to rebound from last season’s surprise loss, Lindsey used 28 players in the Ichabod game with only minor injuries reported to Ferrel Anderson and Wade Green. both expect to play. The squad, upbeat after a fish fry gathering with the Al Green camp, eyes not being caught napping this year.
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Kansas Faces Tough Test After Washburn Display
Iowa State praised the showing against Washburn but coach Lindsey cites lack of drive and promises hard work. Veterans Parento Masoner Shirk with Wienecke opened scoring as Clarence Touglass and George Hapgood lead a veteran effort. New players Anderson Nelson Hall impressed on the line while pass defense remained imperfect against Washburn ends and backs.
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Three Undefeated Teams Lead Kansas Junior College Football Standings
Kansas City October 5 with only Chanute left to play its first game, three teams Hutchinson Independence and Arkansas City remain undefeated or untied in the Kansas Junior College conference. Fort Scott and Parsons lost to stronger opposition, Coffeyville held Fort Scott to a scoreless tie, Parsons was routed by Independence, 18 to 0. Arkansas City beat El Dorado 24 to 0 and Kansas City downed Joplin 19 to 7 after an opener loss to Fort Scott. Hutchinson beat Dodge City 10 to 0. Four conference games are scheduled this week, with Chanute and Dodge City facing outsiders. Dodge City meets Sterling College and Chanute opens against Emporia Teachers RR.
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Strange As It Seems: The Most Costly Birthday Story
In a cramped, early 18th century style tale, the narrator references a grandiose plan involving a convent, a king, and a developer turning a humble monastery into a grand trust. The piece hints at political and financial stakes, mentioning Portugal and a controversial project that dominates a future discussion.
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Sports Calendar Lines From Friday and Saturday Schedule
Friday schedule includes Haskell versus Bethaur Haskell against Leavenworth high at Leavenworth. Lawrence hosts Leavenworth at eight in the evening. Saturday game features Kansas versus Iowa State at Ames.
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San Romani Wins Princeton Mile Outruns Lovelock and Cunningham
Arch San Romani of Kansas State Teachers College rose from obscurity to dominate middle distance racing this Olympic year. He beat Jack Lovelock and Glenn Cunningham in decisive fashion at the Princeton invitation mile, clocking 4 minutes 9 seconds with a 36.8 last 410 yards, eight yards ahead of Lovelock as Cunningham trailed. San Romani, who overcame early injuries, had surged from relative anonymity after winning the National College AAU mile a year and a half ago.
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Leavenworth Cees Win Final Dixie Series Game Title
Leavenworth's Jay Cees capture the two state title by defeating the Kansas City Lapetinas 7th inning rally in the seventh and deciding Dixie series game. Tulsa Oilers, led by Max Thomas and George Milstead, aim to rebound with lefty pitching after recent Baron losses as Birmingham eyes a halt to Tulsa's challenge.
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World Series Leaders Visit Yankees Section
Fragmented report lists leaders and events involving the Yankees. Mentions Gehrig and Powell with unclear context and references pitching by Gomez Pearson and Hale. No coherent dates or outcomes available from the unreadable OCR snippet.
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Fort Hays faces Southwestern in Kansas conference opener
STARTS THIS WEEK Kansas City Oct 4 Fort Hays State travels to Winfield to meet the Moundbuilders of Southwestern as the Central conference fandhill race begins. Fort Hays topped Chadron State 32 7 last week while Southwestern lost to Kansas conference opponents. Other Kansas conference games feature Emporia Teachers, Wichita, Baker, Ottawa, McPherson, Bethany, Haskell, Pittsburg Teachers, and Kansas Wesleyan in varying matchups and recent results.
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White Sox Win Chicago Series in Four Straight
The Chicago White Sox swept the Chicago Cubs in four straight to clinch the city title before 33,396 fans. Bill Dietrich allowed six hits in four and a third innings while Sox bats collected 17 hits. Receipts totaled 27414 with players earning 1058 each for four days. Cubs shared 18343. Also noted are Bears players Carl Brumbaugh and Bert Pearson starting a back to the farm movement with Brumbaugh owning an Iowa farm and Pearson Oregon farm lands.
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Washburn Beats Kansas In High-Scoring Bemidji Tilt
A chaotic Saturday grid report shows Washburn rallying behind key players Brady Hurman and Myers to outpace Kansas with multiple yards gained and several long drives. The game features standout rushes from Vell and Pass completions that stretch the defense, while Wisconsin and Marquette figures are noted among the crowd.
McLarnin Favorite in Madison Square Garden Bout
New York Oct. 5 Totty Canzoneri and Jimmy McLarnin meet in a 10 round battle at Madison Square Garden to decide who quits and who seeks further glory The winner earns a possible title challenge against Barney Ross Canzoneri is a slight favorite with odds down to 4 to 4.
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Lawrence High Lions Prepare for Leavenworth Friday
Lawrence High Lions and coach Edd Wood plan to fix errors after a lopsided loss to Topeka Trojans last Friday. They will focus on defense and blocking as they head to Leavenworth next Friday night, while Leavenworth tied Olathe 0 0 last weekend.
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Missouri Valley A. A. U. Eyes National Tournaments Bid
Kansas City hosts a Missouri Valley Amateur Athletic Union meeting to push returning the national basketball tourney to Raw City and seek a Wichita women’s tourney. Haralt Manning of Wichita named for Olympic steeplechase district candidacy. Avery Brundage receives a vote of confidence. Officers include John C. Grover Kansas City president Ward Haylett Manhattan vice president and Dr. James Naismith Lawrence third vice president.
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Oklahoma Wins Tourney at Winfield High Meet
George Counts of Classen High School Oklahoma City won the singles title at the Winfield high school invitation tennis tourney, defeating Jim Lundy of Tulsa in three sets. Tulsa pair Joe Bradier and Rob Patterson took the doubles crown over Olin Turker and Bill Dwartz. Christner placed third at Topeka after edging Rob Hulman from Wichita.
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Ohio State Pitt grid clash tops college football card
New York Oct 5 Ohio State vs Pittsburgh headlines a week of major interdivision showdowns as national title hopes hinge on key East West duels. Big Ten battles Minnesota Nebraska Purdue Indiana Wisconsin and Michigan loom as strong contenders amid a vast slate across the South and West with notable upsets and matchups featured.
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Kansas Jayhawkers open 1936 gridiron with Washburn win
The 1936 Kansas Jayhawkers defeated Washburn 19 to 6 in a battle that highlighted a squad heavy with sophomores and needing improved condition. Coaches Lindsey and Getto face selecting a first string while weather and an active training program shape the team. Fans look to future Big Six games, including Missouri at Manhattan, while local events fuel morale with a fish fry and awards for eating, knuckles, and storytelling.
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Big Six tilt draws focus as Huskers face Minnesota
Nebraska seeks to prove its staying power against Bernie Bierman’s Minnesota Gophers after a 34 to 0 win over Iowa State. Kansas State edges Missouri at Manhattan, Kansas hosts Iowa State at Ames, Oklahoma faces Texas in Dallas, and Missouri tops Cape Girardeau 20 to 0 with a power-driven attack.
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Weekend Sports Summary From Pro Event Weekend
New York teams edged by rivals as Week-End Sports notes a string of results across baseball, football, and track. Notable performances include Archie Baw Re and N. 4 Archie Baw Re achieving high placement, while Georg ia college football and track highlights appear with several colleges noted. Summit and Bergen crews show momentum with strong showings in racing events.
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Stage Wild Greeting in Tokyo for Tilden and Vines
Hordes of enthusiastic Japanese fans mobbed American tennis stars Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines upon arrival in Tokyo for an oriental exhibition tour. Police had to intervene to rescue them as they proceeded down Ginza Street amid confetti from geisha girls and department store staff.
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Missouri University Mile Team to Meet Col u mbia
The Missouri University mile team led by captain Ren Kirkman will race against State at Manhattan Saturday. Coach Jack Mathews named Paul Burrus Mark Collins Frank Rucker and Moncrieff Smith as the other four on the crew. Kirkman and Burris ran 14 minutes for the two mile in practice.
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Hill View Club Golf Match Highlights Keeler Edges Woodhall
Guy Keeler defeated Dr J K Woodhall 2 up in a Hill View Club tournament last week Byron Cox eliminated Earl Hutchinson in their tourney match Sunday Cox and Keeler played 18 holes with Keeler 3 up at the close They will finish the affair later this week Keeler shot 37 on the second nine to finish 1 over par this year marked his first year playing golf.
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