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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1933
Page
6
Lawrence high defeated Topeka 6 to 5 in an Eastern Karitas Conference game at Haskell Stadium. The finish was delayed 1 hour 40 minutes by a lighting failure, with about 3,500 fans. Lawrence led 6 0 early after Ireland scored. Topeka threatened in fourth quarter but could not score.
Columbia Missouri October 7 AP Missouri Tigers prepare for Northeast Missouri Teachers from Kirksville after a 31 to 0 win over Central College. Coach Frank Carideo will field four seasoned players as the Tigers meet an undefeated Eagles squad with Sidney Johnson scoring three touchdowns and Hatfield and Lochiner the others.
John notes epitaphs in cemeteries capture bereaved husbands' feelings rather than mere tributes. Examples include Mrs Mary Ford’s grave at Selby churchyard Yorkshire and a Ribbesford inscription reflecting marital life and irony about spouses. The carvings reveal personal narratives through brief verse about life, faith, and loss.
In Omaha on October 7 Creighton prep faces the Has kell Indians led by Robert Holmes Duffina and Duffina as key backs while Creighton’s captain Corny Collin may miss the game due to a knee injury. Other Creighton players like Bike O’Leary and Hackett face uncertain status after recent hospital checks. Baker University defeated Rockhurst 21 to 6 in Kansas City with Albright Winslow McDaniels and Lyons/Hennehan contributing touchdowns and a 72 yard passing combination.
Schaake opened the scoring Wednesday night at Hunting West, as the Spartans defeated the Mendel Tailors of the Central Professional league 2.45 to 0. Schaake surged for 47 yards to a touchdown. Gutowsky Ebding Presnell and Lampkin also scored. The piece notes the season opener date around October 18 and mentions Morton, Seward, and nearby counties.
In Stillwater Oklahoma A&M defeated Colorado Oklahoma A in a rough sectional football contest. Eddie Wagner secured a late turnover and forced a punt save as the fourth period closed. The teams battled through a tight game with key plays shaping the final score.
A listing of numerous college and junior college football results shows Missouri teams like Central College, Kemper Military School, and Washburn posting various scores against opponents including Moberly Junior College, Transylvania, and the College of Emporia. Other mentions include Oklahoma and Kansas teams with scattered results such as Oklahoma Baptist 24 Northeast Oklahoma Teachers 0 and Kansas State 20 St Louis U 14, reflecting a busy score roundup across the region.
The first 18 holes of the annual city pro-am golf match will tee off at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Country Club Course. Dr Penfield Jones and Howard Seer Wil re paws the Country Club, rt Whiteker and Goa represent. Second 18 holes on October 15. The event is open to the public with no admission charge.
Former Minnesota football standout Myron Ubli cut his Drake University enrollment plans after an earlier chest injury during football practice left him near death for several days. He had intended to major in physical education before withdrawing this week.
Dehon and McCoy fuels Pittsburg Teachers 14 to 2 win over Southwestern in the Central Conference opener. Dehon scored on a three yard end run after a 52 yard punt return, and McCoy added a closing end run. Southwestern saved by a late safety by Caid.
A shaky OCR fragment notes Collere Hernin Sears scoring in the first half after Reya olds runs 27 yards on a pass. It mentions locals and a touchdown, with a tying point or threat described and an 8-yard line play involving Grant and Thom e.
Eudora defeated Turner 20 to 0 in Kaw Valley league action played yesterday at Turner. Eisele and Jels stood out with two touchdowns and key plays including a blocked punt. Eudora's 12 first downs to Turner's 1 and 162 rushing yards to 43 reflected their edge. Bonner Springs beat Linwood 30 to 13 in another league game yesterday.
Oren Stoner sparked a late surge as Kansas State edged St Louis 20 14 in a tense game. Trailing 13 14 Stoner’s 55 yard kickoff return set up Ralph Graham’s one foot plunge for the lead. McNeal Morgan and Dougal added scores as the Wildcats rallied in the final period.
Dick Crayne, a sophomore fullback for Iowa, led the attack as Coach Ossie Solem’s team defeated Northwestern 7 to 0 in the Big Ten opener. Crayne broke through the Purple line, paving the way for a touchdown dash by Joe Lawa while Solem watched with a satisfied grin.
St Louis University overwhelms Kansas State 14 to 6 as Arenz and Bassett score in the second half. The Indians of Chilocco beat the Oklahoma team 32 to 9 in a non conference game. Oil springs near Redondo Beach produce oil film on the ocean bed with gas fumes rising. Czechoslovakia cuts coffee and tea imports sharply in six months. In Ireland the Patrick Pearse Memorial College bans English speech among students.
Harold Sanders marries Gladva Luse of north of McLouth. both graduates of McLouth High. They live west of McLouth where Harold runs a dairy farm. Jefferson county road Wellman road slated for grading bridges culverts and sand. Douglas county to finish mile at the county line. Pioneer Mrs. Sarah Phinney to spend winter in Manhattan with daughter and son in law Ralph Snyder. Paul Sanders has enrolled at Kansas university.
A 13 year old golf champion from Baker University aims for medical studies. The piece notes community support, a large turnout at a Chester Grange booster night, and various social visits, weathering a local fire loss and hosting recitals and church gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Karl Karts and Yong and Mr and Mrs Alfred Torden were Sunday dinner guests at Kaw Valley in a local social gathering.
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