Jayhawker Gridders Lightened Practice Ahead of Tulsa Clash
Kansas football drills were lightened to dummy scrimmage as Coach Hargiss tests lineup changes for Saturdays Big Seven showdown with Tulsa University. The Jayhawkers plan a mixed attack blending power plays with aerials while Oklahoma counters with speed and a strong backfield led by Pansze and Dunlap.
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Jayhawker
Oklahoma
H. W. Hargiss
Asant
Ad Lindsey
Carnie Smith
Ole Nesmith
Art Baker
Elwin Dees
Atkeson
Evaternik
Kansas
Memorial
Ium Diel
Plaskett
Weaver
Freese
Dunn
Dick Cdewell Campbell
Unis
Beach Works
Ormand Beach
Lew
Hardage
Sooners
Tulsa University
Sooner
Jeayhawker
Dunlap
Panszes
Chambers
Kansans
Jayhawkers
Bill Pansze
Hardie Lewis
Mike Massad
Guy Warren
Paul Young
Tulsa
Missouri Valley Loop Adds Two Quintets in league expansion
The Missouri Valley A. A. U. basketball loop expanded at a meeting in Kansas City by admitting Albert Cleaners of Cedar Rapids Iowa and Reno Creameries of Hutchinson Kansas. A double round robin starts December 12 with Tulsa Kansas City and St Louis in the circuit. W W Miller of Tulsa was reelected president and Raymond Damon of Wichita secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Albert Cleaners
Ceavin Rapids
Reno Creameries
Hutchins
Kan
Loop
Hits
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Sa Louis
Ww. Miller
Raymond Damon
Wichita
Henry
Deam
Phatac
Jumping Jack
Maryville
Me Teachers College
Aid R. Me Farmer
Ivan
Greens Meet Belvoir In Sunday Baseball Showdown
Green Brothers club faces Belvoir at 3 p m Sunday afternoon on the Sanok di mond greens to swing into late season action. Manager Elzy Davis says Greens may play until snow begins. Black and Clemire expected to pitch for Greens. Belvoir may start a special pitcher.
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Green Brothers
Greens
Belvoir
Sanok
Strange As It Seemed Olympic Chaos And College Basketball
A garbled account notes an Olympic incident where a runner was disqualified after a rival tainted finish while another story mentions Texas College basketball aiming to field one of the few five man teams with exceptional height. The piece references Athens and other champions, with a teaser on tomorrow's feature Attaining Manhood in Australia.
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M. Malorne
Hithes Sentinth
Vernon
Tanerick Watral Vermont Tineius
Maloney
Aek
Ani
Persmites
Ti Ronlutz
Nottack
Uae Apie
Athens
Texas @ College basketbil
John Hin
Australia
Indians Prepare For Notre Dame Test In South Bend
Twenty seven Indian football players depart at seven tonight for South Bend Ind to face Notre Dame at Rockne stadium Saturday afternoon. Coach W H Dietz cited injuries but reported high spirits as the squad aims to surprise the Irish with a bold showing led by Captain Oren Crowe and a line of backs ends and guards including Barrow Pierce Chalakee Dushane Fallesf Holmes Miles Harjo Catfish Archdale McDonald Pence West and Helmes Duffina Bernard Smith Virsander Wilson Palmer.
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South Bend
Ind
Rockne Stadium
Smiilers
Notre Dame
W. H. Dietz
Braves
Creighton
Ed Wann
Quaeter
Trish
Haskell
Gual
A. Barrow
Kenneth Pierce
Reuben Chalakee
Howard Dushane
Richard Fallesf
Norman Holmes
Fred Miles
Thomas Harjo
Fred Catfish
Mervin Archdale
Archie McDonald
Iseley Pence
Ray West
Oren
Crowe
Antler
Davidman
Dennis Hendricks
Franklin Quinton
Robert Helmes
Oliver Duffina
Charles Bernard
Otto Smith
Wil Virsander
Ray Wilson
Wilson Palmers
Lote
Football Back On the Sport Throne Feature in Greyhound’s October Issue
The October issue of The Highway Traveler by Greyhound Lines highlights football with a feature titled Football Back On the Sport Throne. It includes a photo of Elmer Sehaake K A halfback and a Kansas team reference, and credits Edward W Cochrane Kansas City Journal sports editor for the Big Six conference article.
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Elmer Sehaake
Kansas
Greyhound Lines
Edward W. Cochrane
Kansas City Journal
Gallant Fox the racing genius of the era
Arthur Mann recounts Gallant Fox the New York Giants era horse famed for exceptional intelligence. Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons notes the fox’s rare powers and a season earning 203000 dollars. The horse paused noon oats and water rituals before races and refused sugar before race day.
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UY AL Demareil
New York Giants
Arthur Mann
Gallant Fox
Sunny Jim’ Fitzsimmons
Fox
Mann
Altho
Clark Griffith May Manage Senators If No Replacement Found
Clark Griffith the Old Fox who piloted the Washington Senators from 1912 to 1920 may return in the dual role of owner and manager if he cannot find a suitable successor to Walter Johnson. Johnson is leaving after four years as manager, prompting wide speculation on the next boss. Griffith added he would take the job only if no preferred candidate is available.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Griffith
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Journal World
Conference teams to play Saturday kickoff dominates sports slate
Kansas City Oct. 6 AP The Big Six kickoff Saturday will reveal Nebraska’s new fast running and passing attack under Dana X Bible as they defend the conference title against Iowa State. In practice the varsity scored seven touchdowns against freshmen with Miller Luther and Sauer among standouts. Veenker’s Iowa State remains unsure who will start at end due to injuries. Kansas Wesleyan Friday and Missouri’s double schedule keep Carideo’s Tigers busy with Central College and Texas games.
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Kansas City
Nebraska Huskers
Dana X. Bible
Huskers
Iowa State
Miller
Masterson
Hokus
Sauer
George Veenker
Cyclones
Templeton
Smith
Berger
Beyer
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wesleyan
Bo MéMillin
Kansas State Wildcats
Kansas Wesleyan
Armstrong
Abbott
Missouri Tigers
Carideo
Central College
Faycette
Texas
Sooner Aggies Stop in Lawrence for Practice Before Drake Game
The Oklahoma Aggies, a squad of about thirty, halted in Lawrence for a field workout near Mempris stadium before heading to St Joseph Missouri to face the Drake Bulldogs in the Mississippi Valley league opener. Head coach Waldorf led the party along with assistants Kenney Exendine and Jos ey and trainer Duane Fisher. The team planned another Des Moines workout ahead of Friday night’s game and concentrated on long and short passes during yesterday’s session.
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Oklahoma Aggie
Lawrence
Mempris Stadium
St. Joseph
Aggies
Joe Des Moines
Drake Bulldogs
Lyon QC
Waldorf
Jayhawker
Oklahoma A. & M
Roy Kenney
A. A. Exendine
Vance Josey
Duane Fisher
Burly Boilermakers By Pap In Their Comment
Denver sports writers criticized officials after the Kansas Denver game, praising Dennyver’s fighting spirit and noting a Kansas victory by three touchdowns. Reports mention altitude remarks, penalties, and eye-witness accounts of a controversial grounding call.
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Colorado Capitol
Pioneers
George Burns
Denver News
Denywer
George
Kansas
Percy Lacey
Burns
Dentiver
New Oklahoma Grid Mentor with Storied Football Career
Lewie W. Hardage, 40, appointed new Oklahoma grid mentor to succeed OFU post. A former halfback for Auburn and Vanderbilt, he earned All-America honors in 1911 and 1912 and captained Vanderbilt in 1912. He coached at Mercer, McCallie, and Georgia Military Academy, plus served in service teams during war and later joined Oklahoma on strong recommendations.
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Lewie W. Hardage
OFU
White
John Rod Rowland
Alan
Homa
Vanderbilt
Walter Camp
Wal
Grantlind Rice
Hardage
Mercer College
McCallie Prep
Chattanooga
Georgia Military Academy
Air Service
Ft. Worth
Oklahoma
An McGuinn
Vandy Skipper
Soonerland
Alabama
Wallace Wade
Duke
Hardare
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Place-Kick Rule Confusion in Football Play
The recounting notes Dana the placekicker ready to kick while rete kneels to receive a pass. Grefe set the ball, Kentex snapped it to Templeton, triggering a rule interpretation about ball deadness and kneeling. Officials may have missed the new rule affecting hands feet ground contact and ball handling.
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Dana
Rete
Ventes
Grefe
Kentex
Templeton
EL AL
Farm Bureau luncheon attendees at Mrs Wible home
A Farm Bureau buffet luncheon at the home of Mrs. Chester Wible Tuesday drew guests including Mrs. Gottlieb Nieder, Nick Thome, Mrs. Roy Flory, A Tra Rothreek, Mrs. John Brohme and Pearl, Mrs. Solonkle y and William, Miss Emma Nieder, Mrs. Robert Wilson and Bobby Ne.
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Bureau
Chester Wible
Murs. Gottlieb
Nieder
Nick Thome
Roy Flory
Tra. Rothreek
John Brohmee
Pearl
Solonkley
William
Emma Nieder
Robert Wilson
Bobby Ne
Glenn and Vicinity School Month Report
Mrs Kathryn Mo ran teacher at Glenn school presents the first month report. Enrollments, absences, tardies, perfect spelling pupils listed: Carolyn Mellenhruch, Junior Robison, Betty Jol Svoboda, Eileen Glenn, Floyd Svoboda, Lloyd Svoboda. Visitors Juanus Chiles and Mrs Wy B Stauffer. A Frances Willan program was given by Glenn pupils.
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Kathryn Moran
Glenn School
Carolyn Mellenhruch
Junior Robison
Betty Jol Svoboda
Eileen Glenn
Floyd Svoboda
Lloyd Svoboda
Juanus Chiles
Wy B. Stauffer
Glenn
Local Social Notes Reflect Community Visits and Funerals
Eudora John Steiner attended the funeral services for Mrs. Steiner's sister 1st Dee Brown in City Center on Thursday. He returned home. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Daughtery and son Gene, with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kindred. Sunday visits featured Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smalley in Desoto and the West family. Several trips and gatherings are noted including Lena Altenbernd and Fredericka Schleel to Topeka for a picnic, and a Belleview Grange meeting at the Belleview schoolhouse Friday evening. Additional visits and dinners are listed among local families in Fall Leaf, Lawrence, Pittsfield, and nearby towns.
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John Steiner
City Center
Toneka
Lily Zhaler
Wilbur Roberts
Fall Leaf
Sind
Benerwin
Jakie Milburn
We Michaels
Belleview Grange
Belleview
Fred Schlegel
Lawrence
Alten Western House
Gus Ziesenis
Bert Holmes
Ruth
Nilma
Pittsfield
Augusta Durr
Lota Ziesenis
Harold von Gunten
Arno Ziesnis
Ziesenis
Ben Erwin
Eula
Robert Wolfe
Forest Lake
Bernice Finley
Fred Papenhausen
Methodist Church
Otto Spitz
Alma Hurries
Loren Rapier
Alveny Neis
Otto Spitzli
Eudora High School
Methodist
Blanche Sams
Keith Daevis
Lastrence
Euretta
Kraus
Kansas City
Arthur Kraus
George Schubert
de Sota
Howard Phillins
Winchester and Lawrence area on weekend visit notes
Miss Ruth Klingberg taught at Winchester and visited relatives in Kansas City with cousins and aunts. Local church events include St Paul Evangelical mission festival with ministers from Leavenworth and Missouri speakers, plus meals in the basement. Various residents hosted gatherings, birthdays, and visits to Gardner, Lawrence, and De Soto as church groups prepared upcoming homecoming events.
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Ruth Klingberg
Winchester
Fran Ingbers
Kansas City
C. W. Jageard
Fred Howard
Stbleyville
Charles Holmes
Lorene Michaels
Jake Milburn
St. Paul Evangelical Church
H. Reifschneider
A. Schroeder
Leavenworth
Roy
Theodore Hauck
Sisginsville
Ben Bartz
John Everley
Richard Ervin
Nellie Kenyon
Edith Johnson
Robert Boyd
Ben Erwin
Charles Laverne
Vernon Johnson
Richard Bryant
Hildenbrand
Lavwrence
Dence. Carter
Tonanoxie
Nolan Johnson Sand
Bert Holmes
Daugters
Ruth
Hilma
Pittsfield
Alvena Dolisi
California
Charles Dolisi
Molvin Pilla
John Miller
Gardner
Lew, Miller
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Missouri Valley Loop
Belyvoius
Washburn
Topeka
University of Kansas
University of Oklahoma
Gus” Henderson
W Burn
Ichabods
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Montreal
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Journal-World
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Everest
Pitner Salmon
Lincoln
Mebraske Sia Aadue
Notre Dam
Jearne
Sam Hurwitz
Arthur
Sanders
Phillips
Naomi
Charles
Te- Montgomery
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Donald
Heme Philips
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Missouri
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C.L
Poss
Lacey
Hubbard
Cityene
Salt Lake City
Ineolorado College
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Springs
Ray Dumm
Jumm
Kanas
Kansas-Denver
Percy Larey
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Arch Stuck
Kansas State
Rampin
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Gene Kemper
Emporial Gazette
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Ames
Dick Grefe
Parvonner
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New Oklahoma Grid
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Tailspin
Tommy
Piane
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Hal Forrest
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