Indians Meet Notre Dame in Rockne Stadium Battle
Haskell Indians travel to South Bend to face Notre Dame in Rockne Stadium, with W.H. Dietz reporting good team shape despite injuries. The visit to Rockne’s grave precedes the game, which Notre Dame plans to start its regular line against the Braves. The match, broadcast on WFAM and WSRT, draws about 15,000 spectators.
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R. Holmes
FF Jr
A. Lambert
Ohio State
E. EP. Maxwell
Frank Hogan
DeKalb
Nonnai
Leonard Faces Test in His Comeback Campaign
New York October 7 AP Back into boxing’s big money air Benny Leonard 36 years old faces a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden against Jimmy McLarnin Vancouver welterweight. McLarnin favored 2 to 1 despite recent form. Leonard seeks last big revival in pursuit of former light weight glory.
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Local Hunters Prepare for Wild Fowl Season
Lawrence area hunters gear up for a sixty day duck season set by federal authority. The period runs from October 16 to December 15 in Kansas, with a noon start on Sunday December 16 noted. Local blinds, decoys, live callers and shells are stocked as hardware stores display hunting apparel.
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Friends U. Drops 7 to 0 Decision to McPherson
Friends University the Quakers were shut out 7 to 0 by McPherson in Wichita. The game featured contrasting styles with eight first downs for each side and a lone touchdown on a Carpenter to Pauls pass after a drive to the Quaker 10 yard line.
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Newark Bears Triumph In Sixth World Series Game
Newark's Bears defeated Minneapolis 8 to 7 to clinch the 1932 Little World Series, earning $17,347.86 in ticket shares after a ninth inning homer. It was Newark's fourth win, with the victory secured Monday night at Turner Hall.
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Open Wrestling Season Kicks Off Monday Night at Turner Hall
The first program in a winter series by promoter Tommy Wagner will be held Monday night at Turner Hall. Local athletes preview a season of matches with hopes of advancing to city and regional events.
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Topeka
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Kansas City
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K. A
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Ferry
Charlie Knoche
Texas
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Local social notices and visits across Topeka area
Social news lists weekend visits and family events with Decker Raines and Jacquemin households, travel to Rock Creek and Topeka, announces births in Atchison and Lone Tree, beauty business updates, and campaign visits by Howard Payne and Jim Bausch along with regional high school activity and housing details.
Stanford Stars and Local Socials Highlight Community Life
The Noble children attended Ross school with Mrs Glock teaching earlier. Horse and buggy transport prompts talk of more hitching racks near the square. Mrs John Schenck hosted the Homemakers club on September 23, sewing carpet rags and towels for a hospitality social. Guests included Mrs Lon Bayless Miss Vic Shrader of Oskaloosa and others from Lone Tree Topeka and Topeka area. Oskaloosa Masonic bodies hosted a Saturday meeting with 36 members from Topeka and guests visiting county. State High Priest Elis Fink attended as guest of honor Ed Worswick led the hall supper. Kate Noble of Tonganoxie visited Mrs John Schenck. Donia Schenck returned home from Topeka. A AS Webber traveled to Perry Monday to meet the Howard Payne political group and tour the county. he is Jefferson County Democratic chairman.
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Grantville
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Lois Johnson
Cora Church
Elis Fink
Ed Worswick
Kate Noble
Tonganoxie
John Schenck
Donia Schenck
Webber
Efferson County
Kueny Family Visits Pennington in Osceola
Mr and Mrs Ted Kueny and daughter Leola Jeanne of Kansas City spent the weekend with Mrs J M Pennington. Will Decker of Perry was a longtime guest during the same period.
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Leola Jeanne
Kansas City
J. M. Pennington
Will Decker
Perry
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