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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1926
Page
3
A garbled archive notes Kansas football practice with mentions of the Jayhawks and freshmen drills. Coaches push line play and tackling as they evaluate backs, ends, and a few on offensive tempo while outlining upcoming sessions and mystery opponents in a frantic, unfinished locker room scene.
An article fragment details faculty decisions on ticket sales for an event this week and the formation of committees. It notes that tickets will be sold to students and outlines setup for sales Friday after sunset and Friday morning. It mentions three subcommittees and reserved seating, with emphasis on student purchases and attendance.
The intramural program at Fy Will hold the first event of its schedule on Monday afternoon October 11 at 4:30. Intramural director Fohi Saha said teams must register and pay an entry fee of 82.7. The event kicks off the season with assigned rosters and arranged games for the year.
A fragmented report notes details from the World Series standings and attendance figures. It mentions advisory elaborations and lists several teams and players, highlighting total recess and privileged positions held by attendees.
Football column presents instructions from B A HOBAN on proper ball grip and carry. Emphasizes keeping the ball tight to the body with elbow and hand, protecting it during tackles, and avoiding risky transfers. Advice covers arm position, muscle tension, and avoiding injuries while running.
AP reports Amos backs Lamson shift to fullback as Coach Noel Workman plans an offensive overhaul for Saturday’s Iowa State College game. Grinnell College notes strengthen with Reilfert returning, while Drake and Nebraska efforts face injuries and tactical drills.
The report details a rough scrimmage where Prehar B leads the first team backfield with players Steth Schaake Ttutson Ramey and Birch making gains. Marshal Alten Jouss and Mack also contribute as backs in a lively display of football for Central High School.
A fragmented report notes a single daring play during scrimmage. The third team could field and punt effectively while two practiced charging and blocking. Several line clashes occurred as the fiery team held firm in the drill.
A Student in the law faculty surprised The Animal Man with a new cane during a morning scene at Green Hall. Van stood before a crowd, reading a plate inscription that said To Nan from the Laws, then explained the cane’s letters to the onlookers and spoke about his appreciation.
A garbled newspaper fragment advertises a patent medicine claiming health benefits and a free bottle offer. It mentions East Hampton Conn and Barcel Post, with unclear dosing and pricing details. The text is incomplete and hard to parse, reflecting OCR errors and promotional tone.
Haskell football prepares for Saturday’s game missing three regulars Tom Sudhai Clyde Fairbanks Hawley center and guard Peebles. The team conducts a heavy practice focusing on fundamentals and new plays as they aim to regroup after injuries and a weakened roster. Tickets go on sale at the corner drug store tomorrow morning.
Wisconsin under Coach George Little defeated Cornell Gol Lowe 38 to 0 at Stage Field. Key players Harmon Burrus Wilke Straubel and Larsen led an effective over head attack as Wisconsin moves toward top division status. Public urged to stay away from Camp Randall during secret practice. WW men admitted with W cards.
Attendance at Madison reach 12 000 for opening football game as 11 250 Boy Scouts from across the state attend Boy Scout Day alongside high school coaches. Wisconsin state college plans to add comfort stations at Camp Randall and nearly 74 toilets to step toward stadium completion. Dr WalterMeanwell remains coach of Wisconsin basketball amid rumored resignation. A separate item reports a trucking theft in Kansas City with $4 500 in fur coats stolen from Kline store. Also notes Winslow Arkansas, a woman governed town with all women leadership.
The Thursday noonday broadcast from KIRKE University of Kan Fas station has been scheduled for 12:30 pm on Thursday October 7. The second talk in a series by Helen Ithadh Hoopes of the Miglish department will be presented. The program's lineup includes brief remarks and biographical notes about Hoopes, a former Wellesley College student who became an industrial chemist and editor.
An ad style note touts a dignified hair grooming cream, "Hair Groom," priced at a few cents a jar. It claims greaseless feel, natural gloss, and long hold for all hair types, including stubborn or unruly hair, with benefits like helping growth and thickness.
A petition circulated in Hutchinson seeks to repeal Sunday hunting bans. The move targets legislation restricting hunting on Sundays, highlighted by supporters as a key issue at a state convention. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold medical discovery that soothes inflamed throat membranes and fights infection. It claims relief from persistent coughs colds bronchitis and other respiratory diseases with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. It urges readers to ask their druggist for Creomulsion today.
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