Wisconsin Battle Looms In Stag Five Showdown
The Kansas City era report notes a high stakes contest between Wisconsin Badgers and Kansas Jayhawks with a near full squad ready to start. Lineups include Cappon and Crofoot as key leaders while Wisconsins defense will clash with Kansass passing game in a tight afternoon duel. Officials listed as J A Grover Washington, with Mike Hyland as linesman and Dr Isadore Andersen as umpire.
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Madison Crew
Mt.Orend
Badgers
Jayhawkers
Ansas
Cappon
Crofoot
Varsity
Dread
BK. OU
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Plauser
LE Hotchkiss Olson
Wagner Myers
Schustte
Burrett
G. Logan
von Bromer Douglas
Ketelar
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Yo Crofoat
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EL Weigent
Cooper
Rose Propernick
Rebke
J. A. Tirover
Washington
Isadore Anderser
Mike Hyland
Townfield Video
J. A. Reilly
Off for St Joseph Seventeen Gunmikers Trip North
Seventeen members of the Lawrence High School football squad, coached by Melvin Griffin and athletic manager, left for St Joseph Missouri to face St Joseph Central High School. They stopped in Atchison for lunch and rest, with Captain Headcarter and others among the lineup.
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Lawrence High School
Fe VW
Melvin Griffin
Lo’elock
St. Joseph
St. Joseph Central High Semball
Atchison
Headcarter
Barber
Schenk
Schmeck
M. Birel
H. Birel
Stone
Kennedy
Schaake
Lody Uis
Shaener
Logue
Wher
Michaels
Missouri Tigers Practice Amid Secret Scrutiny at Columbia
Missouri’s football squad held closed scrimmage drills at Columbia as Kennedy, Byars, and Swofford drew focus for leading the offense. Hine, Smith, and Miller faced injuries while the team prepares for the next match, with reserves expected to brace the attack.
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Ebreka
Kennedy
Byars
Swofferd
Missouri
Smith
Miller
Second Week Action in Conference Races Across Missouri Valley
Missouri faces Nebraska in Columbia the lone league game likely to alter standings while Kansas Drake and Oklahoma A&M play outside rivals. Wisconsin visits Lawrence, Michigan next week looms. Nebraska seeks revenge in Columbia. Drake heads to Annapolis to meet Navy, Minnesota hosts Oklahoma A&M, Iowa State plays Simpson, and Washington hosts Missouri Miners in St Louis. Kansas idle as Kansas October 14 looms.
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Columbia
Kansas
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Oklahoma Aggies
Wisconsin
Lawrence
Jayhawk
Madison
Badgers
Michigan
Mt. Dread
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Tigers
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Navy
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Minnesota
Oklahoma
Norman
Iowa State
Simpson College
Ames
Washington
Missouri Miners
Bolla
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Kansas Agvnes
Douglas & Co
Sea Ae
Baker ready for old rivalry in tatters of past season
Oct 6 Baker University faces Ottawa in the annual football clash with revitalized offense under Coach Emil, aiming to counter Orchard Wildcats defense. Rebuilding the backfield, Bud Elftett and Paul Waldorf are highlighted as key playmakers as the team seeks revenge after last season’s defeat.
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Emiler
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Wildcat
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Paul Waldorf
Kansas City “Mo
Napoleon
Princess Street
Edinburgh
Great Brittain
Braves Depart for Morningside Tilt
Twenty three Haskell braves with Coach John Thomas and athletic director Frank McDonald planned to depart tonight for Sioux City Tow to face Morningside College tomorrow afternoon. Assistant coach Kort Ward left for Detroit to scout the Detroit University Notre Dame game tomorrow. Huckell also in Detroit on November 5.
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Haskell
World Series magic and luck tied to wives in sports
In a 1910 World Series tale, Al Demaree notes wives as luck tokens for ball players. Christy Mathewson's wife in stands allegedly influenced a crucial hit after a near endgame moment. The piece recalls silk socks promos and wives cheering as the Giants faced the Athletics.
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al. Demareer
New York Giants
Christy Mathewsen
Giants
Athletics
Baker
Union Soldier Remains Found During Atlanta School Excavation
Workmen uncover bones and a fragment of a Union uniform under an oak during site work for a new Atlanta school. Skull and teeth are well preserved and buttons bear United States insignia, suggesting a Union soldier grave. Remains sent to city hall awaiting War Department orders. a military funeral likely.
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Atlanta
United States
Jefty Hall
War Department
Mohammedans Celebrate First Mosque Anniversary in Paris
Paris AP report notes Mohammedans celebrate the mu ud anniversary at the new Paris mosque drawing faithful from Africa Arabia and the East in white garb red fezzes and formal officials including ex sultan Moulay Younger and the Pasha of Marrakech among participants. Also Angora Turkey reports women gain broader access to engineering schools marking a step toward equal educational opportunities with men though no applicants yet.
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Far East
Ney
Moun v Hat‘d
Morocco
Marrakech
Sidi Ben Ghabriti
Moluay Younger
Angora
Turkey
School of Engineering
Hints for the Farm and Grimsby Mayor on Stage Language
A compilation from farm notes covers crop rotation, buckwheat feed, hog sanitation, dairy waste, and timber markets. It includes hedging on millet, dogwood and persimmon wood, fur trapping in winter, and prune exports. The U K Mayor of Grimsby criticizes London stage language after performances, noting an admiral’s expletive.
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Grimsby
England
Reading Theaters
London
Ormond
Barnum Sought to Induce Consul to Hunt Freaks
AP report reveals an 1882 letter from P T Barnum to Consul Augustus Cassard in Tampico outlining his idea to form a collection of all the uncivilized races, seeking the consulate's aid at the lowest possible cost. The fragment ends with a note about U S divorces.
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Washington
P. T. Barnum
Tampico
Mexico
Augustus J. Cassard
Congress of Nations
Eame
French Judges in Dis courage Causes
AP reports American divorce seekers crowd Paris courts as judges tighten adherence to law. The Seine tribunal now reserves one day weekly for American cases, with ministry considering further discouragement. Proposals include new legislation and cautions against this practice amid immediate collection aims.
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Paris
Seine
United States
France
Ministry of Justice
England Embraces Greyhound Racing With New Tracks
England booms in greyhound racing with four new tracks in a week and three more planned. London's White City draws about 200000 weekly as the eight large tracks total roughly 450000 weekly attendance. Churchill, chancellor of the exchequer, wears a broad grin as amusement and betting revenues reach 50000 weekly.
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London
England
White City
Iona
Winston Churchill
Three Motor Deaths Daily in London Streets
London police report three pedestrians killed daily in street accidents. For the second quarter there were 261 fatalities and about 30,000 crashes. Pedestrian behavior, jaywalking and disobeying signals largely drive fatalities.
Defends Flapper Era Younger Sister in Speciation Debate
In Berkeley, Joan London daughter of Jack London argues the new era is led by a precocious “Little Sister” figure who embodies a calculating, candid, and coolly analytical authorial temperament. A fire department van attended a shed blaze on Alabama Street, corrected to 608 Alabama.
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Cal
Joan London
Jack London
Miss London
Fle
Frank
Pany
Alabama Street
Alabama
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