Topeka Leads Kansas High School Football Poll
Topeka ranks first in the Kansas AP poll after a 13-12 win over Lawrence. Wichita East follows in second with 157 points, while Hutchinson, Lawrence, and Salina round out the top five as voters split on the season’s early frontrunners.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Wichita East
Wichita Bant Bs Close Ka
Wichita
East
Latvia
Shawnee Mission
Emporia
Wyandotte
Wichita North
Wichita West
Ottawa
Salina
Hutchinson
Oies
Shawne Mission
Highland Park
Argentine
Arkansas City
Hays St. Josephs
Great Bend
Coffeyville
Maurill
Parsons
Iola
Concordia
Wellington
Manhattan
Dodge City
Emporia State back leads small college total offense
Emporia Kansas Joe Ortiz sophomore from un beat en College of Emporia retains individual lead in total offense per NAIA report. In three games Ortiz has 230 yards rushing and 23 yards passing for a 159.6 yard game average. McMahon College’s Doe Fox sits second with a 139 yard average.
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Emporia
Kan
Joe Ortiz
College of Emporia
McMuhds College
Doe Fox
Eighteen Records Fall in 1955 World Series
Brooklyn Dodgers rout New York Yankees in a seven game Series setting 18 records broken and 11 tied. Gil Hodges starts three double plays with a base mark for first basemen while Duke Snider belts four homers raising his series total to nine. Phil Rizzuto sets a 52nd game record and Snider drives in runs to extend his own record totals.
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Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Gil Hodges
Duke Snider
Phil Riszuto
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Dodgers
Matt
Snider
Yanks
Experts in N Y C Propose 50 Mile Transit Runway Network
After eight years of study a panel of experts offered a costly solution for New York metropolitan transit. The plan calls for a 50 mile radius system using smooth concrete runways with rubber-tired trains between Manhattan and suburbs in New York New Jersey and Connecticut. Henry K Norton presented the proposal to the Metropolitan Rapids Transit Commission.
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Manhattam
New Jersey
Connecticut
Manhattan
Henry K. Norton
Susquehanna Mailroad
New York City Transit Authority
New York-New Jersey
Metropolitan Rapids Tranalt Commission
KU Men to Washington for Education Council Meeting
Kansas University leaders Franklin D. Murphy Kenneth Anderson and George R. Waggoner will attend the American Council on Education fall meeting in Washington D C Friday and Saturday. The theme is goals and progress in planning the future of higher education. Dean Avecreay will join a Thursday morning panel on higher education.
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Franklin D. Murphy
Kenneth Anderson
School of Education
George R. Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kansas University
American Council On Education
Washington, D.C
Dean Avecreay
KU Jayhawks show hard hitting practice despite rain and mud
Kansas University football pressed on with a loud 45 minute offensive and 30 minute defensive scrimmage led by coach Chuck Mather. The session aimed at sharpening contact ahead of Saturday's Big Seven clash with Iowa State, with Lynn McCarthy and Tom Lee promoted to first team roles and Bill Horn showing strong promise at right half.
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Kansas University
Jayhawkers
Chuck Mather
Mather
Kansans
Iowa State
Jays
Cyclones
State
K. U
Lawrence
Soph
Lynn McCarthy
Tom Lee
Don Martin
Dudley Budrich
Cole Ft ‘Ado
Jim Leteavits
Gene Blasi
Frank Gibson
Bob Kraus
Frank Black
Wally Strauch
John Francisco
Dick Bloney
Dick Reich
Bill Horn
Ohio
Bloney
John Traylor
Large Crowd Expected For Air Force Freshman Gridiron Opener
Denver will host the opening game of the U S Air Force Academy Falcons against the University of Denver freshman team. The stadium crowd is seen as a milestone and advance ticket sales have surpassed 12 000.
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U.S. Air Force Academy
Mountain
Falcons
University of Denver
University Stadium
Renner family visit at Grange Fair noted
VINLAND the Renner of Oakland Mr. and Mrs. Harry Renner of Paleo and Mrs. Martha Renner Casey of Lawrence were Friday visitors at the Grange Fair. The Renners were early day residents of the old Stony Point neighborhood, having lived on the farm now owned by Howard Smith.
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Harry Renner
Paleo
Martha Renner Casey
Lawrence
Renners
Stony Point
Howard Smith
Numerous Local Guests Attend Vinland Grange Fair
The article lists residents and out of town visitors who attended the Vinland Grange Fair and visiting relatives, names several families from Kansas, Durango, Lawrence, Jetmore, and Miami, and notes social events including a bridal shower for Miss Joy Collins and a birthday surprise for Mrs. Davidson at the Grange Hall. Jane Doe
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Harry Renner
Casey
Nellie Oakes Temple
Stony Point
Fannie Morton
Harald Roe
Grace Stevens
Durango
Colo
Mabel Fitz
Lawrence
Atchison
William Roe
Thomas Martin
Wellaville
Martin Holcom
Darrell Saile
Norton
John Gibler
Jetmore
Gibler
Schellenberg
Naoma
Newton
Herschel Hemphill
Charles Cooper
Kansas City
Grace
Stevens
Durango County
Laverne Pratt
Maggie Pratt
Ray Hoskinson
Copeland
H. A. Andrews
Miami
Okla
Barrett Andrews
Raymond
Cora Janeway
May Stanwix
Joy Collins
Sherman
Judy
Grange Hall
Collins
Dana Sherman
Gertrude Robertsson
Miriam Snowbarger
Eloise Snowbarger
Joan Olmstead
Barbara Huddleston
Nora Vitt
Mary Smith
Joyce Hamer
Betty Lou Rockhold
Katherine Lawrenz
Mary. Tipton
Aubrey Hagerman
Roy Hoskinson
Hubert Hockinson
Clarence Blackman
A. G. Hammond
Roy Snow
Walter Babbit
Cimarron
Ferne Walker
Ross Stone
Latimer
Jim Cornelius
Fort Knox
Misa Helen Rockhold
Sears
WSCS
A. A. Hammond
Local Visitors Report Weekend Trips and a Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs Charles Davidson hosted visitors in Kansas City. Alfred Torneden and family visited Lawrence residents Mr and Mrs Howard Bernitz. Mrs William Torneden spent time with sister Mrs D S Wilson in Lawrence. Melvin Davidson’s wife visited Linwood grandmother Mrs Charles Masser. Word was received of a daughter birth to a relative.
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Wwrenen
Julia Marte T
Schneck
Phoebe Coeneden
Vincent Schornhofero
Charles‘Dasuisen Hoor
Davidson
Frank Tlarek
Kansas City
Anna Torntsen
Rose Sieweke
Pleasureton
Lena Torneden
Fauneral
Miller
Topeka
Happy Hour Club
Bronones
Lawrence
Maine Seele
Fred Reete
Reete
Melvin Davidson
Dolph Frenet
William Torsweden
Wilson
Godfrey Reetz
Charles Davidson
Fred Reetz
Frieda Reetz
Pleasanton
Howard Cox
Marilyn
Marie Seele
Herbert Torneden
Anna
Dell Garrison
Quenenio
Alfred Torneden
Howard Bernitz
William Torneden
D. S. Wilson
Charles Masser
Linwood
Word Puzzle Chronicle Clues and Answers Mixed
Across clues cover musical tools weathered by wind and writer's tools while downs include hints on streams of speech and ancient trades. Readable fragments hint at era terms like bacchanalia dawn goddess and Zoroastrian with varied languages and crafts.
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Unnamed Word Puzzle Fragments and Clues
A scrambled list of crossword style clues and partial phrases covering music, geology, humor, geography, and history. Includes references to days, numbers, and common wordplay hints, with scattered answers implied by the puzzle layout.
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