Haskell Set to Face Bethany Swedes in Final Game
Haskell, coached by Jack Uiarmody, hosts Elmer Schanke's Bethany Swedes for the Indians’ last game of the season. The lineup features Ernest Ireland at quarterback and Jim Mettner from Lawrence High, with Emory Giannangelo likely in Bethany's rotation as brother of KU back Joe Giannangelo. Carmody’s first string impressed in a short scrimmage, six TDs noted, as anticipation builds among Lawrence fans for a hard-fought regional clash.
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Lawrence High
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Joe Giannangelo
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Ghosthear Shaws Speed Tn Jive and a Touchdown
Sled its way for one touchdown as Ral Washington scored twice and a pass from des Bate to John Carney added a third. Ghosthear Shaws Speed Tn Jive and Marmony’s state were noted for injuries and improvement as new players Nabis Benoisti and an end showed promise while Nelson Botone called signals and John anchored the backfield.
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Yetten
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Football lineups and reserves listed in team notes
The document lists players for positions and reserves. Key names include captain Robert Suremere, Kenneth Howe, Louis Williams, Finvd Yellowhorse, Luther Deer, Tex Jones, Floyd Queton, Homer Fulsom at center, and reserve backfield players such as Lewis Williams, Hanna Smith, Eli Christy, Toe Jones, Theodore Ghosthear. Tackle reserves Mackey Rennyen and Marion Milley. Guard reserves dav Berger, Pete Berger, Wilson. Center reserves Dania Knight and John Lowe.
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Bill Washington
Louis Williams
Robert Suremere
Kenneth Howe
Finvd Yellowhorse
Luther Deer
Tex Jones
Floyd Queton
Homer Fulsom
Lewis Williams
Hanna Smith
Eli Christy
Toe
Friday Hashett and Gethans clash in sports calendar
Friday lists Hashett versus Gethans and Haerell sta iy arbi Dinh against Leavenweerth. Saturday features Wansys ve and Hewn State at 2 with Dish wet smawerth (nicht cyyme) noted in the schedule.
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New York Dct Sports Roundup Highlights Early NFL Happenings
Freshman coach Walter Plewe of Marquette, born in Berlin, has two halfbacks Kaiser and Wilhelm. Sam Baugh outpitched Robbins in Houston as Slingin Sam led Texas Christian over Arkansas 18 to 14 amid a flurry of records. Prairie bias lists Princeton Ohio State Pitt and Minnesota as title contenders while Babe Ruth weighs in on Dodgers-Yankees talks.
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Babe Ruth
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Rupnert
Cow Gets the Best of an Iowa State Guard
Ames article describes Bill Dailey Iowa State College football guard taking time after a hard scrimmage near Ames to help on his father s farm. A cow kicked Dailey through a barn wall injuring his face but he plans to return for football with Nebraska ahead. Lloyd Cardswell of Nebraska is noted as a fast runner.
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Amesbara
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Bill Dailey
Iowa State
Nebraska
Bill
Ames
Dailey
Lincoln
Football Calendar itemized matchups across multiple campuses
A list of college football games with venues and opponents. Missouri visits Kansas State in Manhattan Kansas while Iowa State hosts Minnesota in Ames. Other key matchups include Michigan at Indiana, Princeton at Rutgers, Texas A and M at Houston, Tennessee at Alabama Poly, Texas at Oklahoma in Dallas, and Navy facing Virginia at Annapolis.
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Faurot Preps Tigers for Kansas State Showdown
Tigers coach Faurot scouts Kansas State and Oklahoma A and M, reporting one of the best K State teams in years. Faurot plans a similar lineup for the Manhattan game, notes no new injuries, and credits sophomores in starting roles. Detroit hosts Oklahoma A and M in a Friday night clash, seeking a third meeting after 1934 and 1935 results.
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Cards Sell Two Players St Louis Oct 8 Trade
Pi Branch Rickey said Jim Ripper Collins and LeRoy Parmelo were traded to the Chicago Cubs for Lon Warnecke in a straight player deal with no cash. John Baida, superb quarterback at UCLA, is entirely self supporting with parents natives of Syria.
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Lions Seek Comeback Trail At Leavenworth
Lawrence high school Lions head to Abeles field to face Leavenworth after a 31 0 defeat last weekend. Coach Edd Wood drills defense as the Pioneer pass rush and run defense challenge the Lions in a key prep clash. McClure may return at back, with Allen at quarterback and a full backfield of Anderson Brown Johnson along with guards Palmateor Reiderer and tackles Rothchild Penny.
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Kansas Leads Iowa State in Grid Victories
Kansas holds a seven to five all time series lead over Iowa State in grid victories. The Cyclones travel to Ames’s State Field for a chance to improve their record after last year’s 21 to 12 upset. The series shows three scoreless ties in 1919 1928 and 1934 with Kansas winning seven games and Iowa State five.
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Cry for a Dry Field as Sooners Ready for Texas
Oklahoma fans fret over mud soaked gridiron as Major Lawrence Jones faces Texas in Dallas. Read about recent soggy games, key plays against Colorado, and scouting notes on Texas including Hugh Wolfe and Bad Boy Wolfe’s 35 yard TD run.
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October echoes shape national title picture in football week
New York reports a crowded slate of key college games this weekend that could clarify the national championship picture. Ohio State meets Pittsburgh, Fordham faces SMU, Michigan State battles Carnegie Tech, and California tests Southern California, with Notre Dame, Minnesota, Army, and Princeton also in pivotal matchups shaping the final standings.
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Baker Eleven Faces Tough Night at Emporia
Baker College Wildcats travel to Emporia Kansas to meet the Emporia State Hornets in a key Kansas Conference football game. Coach Emil Liston notes Baker’s speed and strategy will counter Emporia’s weight edge as he eyes a close, hard fought contest with a history of mostly narrow margins. The article previews the matchup and cites past results between Baker and Emporia.
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Colorado Stock 18 Up for Rocky Mountain Title
Colorado U Buffalo gridsters surged after their season opener last Saturday beating Oklahoma Sooners 8 to 0. Experts like Biff Jones rate the Buffs as stronger than 1935 club, with Prentiss Wells of the San Francisco team noted for safety and open-field running.
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Veenker Juggles Iowa State Line
Iowa State Cyclones shift weight and positions on State Field as George Veenker reshuffles the line to bolster the offense against Kansas while Dishinger moves to right end and Gustine nears full recovery from an ankle injury.
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Quaker scouts warn Yale trick plays risk versus Penn
Philadelphia reports say Penn football scouts warn Quakers about Yale trick plays after an earlier win over Cornell. Boston U star Vince Sandercock leaves football for the college glee club. Marquette coach Tarzan Taylor notes improving team discipline. Fordham versus SMU preview claims SMU edge in overall weight and backfield size for Saturday showdown.
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Jayhawks Drill For Iowa State Game Amid Scrimmage Notes
Jayhawker coach Ad Lindsey led a hard scrimmage as Kansas prepared for the Iowa State clash in Ames. Backfield options surfaced with Wienecke Hapgood Douglass and Replogie starting. Hapgood stood out in running and passing. Injuries cloud end positions. Scigle slated for one end role, center depth under review.
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Welcome for Hubbell in Oklahoma City
Carl Hubbell still known as King Carl in Oklahoma after the Giants lost the World Series. A huge homecoming party is planned in the city to honor him, with celebrations awaited by fans and local officials.
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Carl Mubbell
King Carl
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Oklahoma major leaguers dine with Meeker crowd
Tuesday and at Meeker his home town he will be welcomed by state and civic officials and other members of the Oklahoma major leagues contingent. Invitations to the 400-plate banquet have been sent to Pepper Martin Paul and Lloyd Waner Gy Blanton Bob Seeds Ray Peaches Davis Rip Radcliffe Jim Winford Vernon Kennedy Euell Moore Willis Hudin Ival Goodman and Clarence Red Phillips.
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Lloyd Waner
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Rip Radcliffe
Jim Winford
Vernon Kennedy
Euell Moore
Willis Hudin
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Clarence Red Phillips
Topeka man and two others badly hurt in highway crash
Three people were hospitalized after a collision near Salina involving cars driven by Topeka residents. George W. Stansfield 73, Arab shrine treasurer and rifle team winner, suffered brain concussion and severe wounds. William Carlson sustained brain injury and possible loss of an eye. Mrs Emily Blair of Long Beach California accompanying Stansfield had brain concussion and serious scalp wounds. Authorities could not determine how the crash happened. Yo Campaign in Ohio Marie R Abels joins a group of women speakers starting a Monday tour of Ohio under the Ohio Women for London League umbrella of Republican headquarters.
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Ohio
Marie R. Abels
Ohio Women For London League
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