Jayhawks Prep For Tulsa Game After Oklahoma Clash
Kansas football players, sidelined by minor injuries, practice briefly on Oct 21 as they prepare for a non conference game with Tulsa University. Coach Lindsey limits veterans and uses freshmen to rest regulars ahead of the Tulsa matchup in two weeks.
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Big Six grid foes loom as season opens
Kansas City Oct 10 AP Rival camps show four teams set for openers this Saturday. Nebraska see aims to pace for a tough test against Towans While Iowa State and Kansas State prepare for surprises. Injuries sideline only end Jack and Bashara sprained hand in Oklahoma.
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Vines Turns Professional Signs with Bill Tilden
Pasadena tennis star Ellsworth Vines, age 22, signs a one year pro contract with Bill Tilden. He will debut against Tilden at Madison Square Garden on January 10, marking his transition after a noted amateur career including titles in the early 1930s. A separate fragment notes a ten year old in Rio Vista, Calif., shooting a deer.
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Strange It Seems a Era of Memes and Old Saint Louis
A fragmentary reminiscence by John Hix discusses Old St Louis cathedral as the first church in the area, its 1775 log construction, and the Port of St Louis, noting the city’s name origin from the church. The piece drifts into sidetracks on electrical current and neon lighting, then a brief mention of Joe Tomorrow as a radio operator.
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Nebraska Rolls Over Texas and Notre Dame Rivalry Echoes
A scramble of game notes recalls Nebraska crushing Texas 26 to none as Fickinger praises the Huskers power and a Notre Dame clash with Kansas is described. Sackeden notes 18 000 fans as the crowd roars and Edmonds lauds Gun Saks and the line for Creighton and Haskell.
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Rabbit's Foot omen in scoreless tie at KU
In a scoreless tie between Kansas and Notre Dame at South Bend, a size 12 rabbit's foot flagged as an omen. Frank Strings, a fraternity houseman and volunteer waterboy, carried the talisman, recalling Kansas's 1930 Philadelphia trip with Pennsylvanian gridiron peers.
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Baker Wildcats Seek Defense Against Bethany Passes
Baldwin October 10 The Baker University Wildcats prepare for a Bethany clash Friday afternoon aiming to fix a defense overwhelmed by numerous passing combinations this season. The team has faced a steady stream of aerial plays as they prep for the crucial game.
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Baker Bethany clash ends 6 to 0 victory noted
Fragmentary sports brief records Baker Bethany game with a 6 to 0 result. Mentions Wisests and three fullbacks including Al Pa Anderson and Sebreypy with limited line material causing forced changes.
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Terry Is Signed for Five Years at Sto Hundred Thousand
Terry is signed for five years as player manager with the New York Giants. The contract reportedly pays about 40 000 annually, making him the highest paid player or manager in the National League.
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McCorkindale Clears First Obstacle in Madison Square Garden
South African heavyweight Don McCorkindale boxed to a 10 round decision over Patay Perroni at Madison Square Garden as about 4 000 fans watched. The taller, eager fighter showed education and strength, with a sturdy chin and steady aggression.
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Made Test of Pyroil Value of Super Lubricant Shown
C. W. Batdorf of Ottawa drove a 1932 Chevrolet to Lawrence and back after using Pyroil for 3000 miles. The engine stayed cool and the crank case remained oilful without a top up. Pyroil is a lubricant designed to permeate bearing surfaces and is sold at Carter Service station.
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Kansas Cyclone Howls Through Notre Dame Stadium
Chicago sports writer Harry MacNamara described Kansas University as a football cyclone that overwhelmed Notre Dame. The Kansas attack, led by Hank Anderson’s squad, dominated the field for over an hour, forcing Notre Dame to scramble and regroup while Kansas repeatedly moved into scoring range.
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Conservation vision guides migratory birds policy
Hawes argues for balanced game laws and strong public support to conserve wildlife. He backs sanctuaries, breeding grounds, and a federal enforcement fund, with the Duck Stamp Bill aiming to fund these needs at about 1 million dollars yearly. Bills S 1658 and HR 5632 move through Congress to secure migratory birds and fisheries resources.
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Community club feast and party highlight Tonganoxie visit sets
The report covers a Tonganoxie Community club dinner and dance with 150 attendees including business people teachers and farmers. Highlights include remarks by Rev Fred Benson W T Hoover Allen Beatty and Henry Toburen plus musical acts Violinist Hazelton Ruth Dillon and other performances. The event raised funds and featured food sales by the Congregational Ladies Association.
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