Haskell Bethany Battle Ends In 6 6 Tie On Indian Field
A muddy last night tied game between Haskell and Bethany College finished 6 to 6. Luther Deer of Haskell returned an 85 yard TD on a forward pass from Warren Ireland to Mint Lemon scored Bethany’s tying play after an earlier Bethany score. Bethany pressured late, but Haskell held to preserve the draw amid a small crowd.
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John Hicks
Ijabors
Haskell
Bethany College
Bethany
Luther Deer
Ireland
Lemon
Indians
Lawrence
Elmer Schaake
Lawrence High School
K. T. Star
Paxton
Warren
Ernest Ireland
Carney
Haskell Reading
Emory Giannangelo
Giannangelo
Joe
K. U
Altenberg
Fighting Braves
Lillian + Mettner
Lillian Ton Yellowhorse
Hinman R. Summer
Killfaik Botane
Warren Gregnono
Carney Giannangelo R. House
Gene Kemper
Ab Hinshaw
College of Emporia
Grane
Ottawa
A. E. Woessemeyer
Kansas
Haskell Jone
Deer
Bethal Lemon
Wellington
J. Jones
Christy
Kenyon
Fulson
Shoemake
J. Summer
L. Willams
Maupin
Malmeren
Gaston
Nabham
Hoesch
Navy seeks turnaround after Virginia rally a year ago
AP notes reflect on a year since Navy’s 25 7 defeat of Virginia with a late rally by the opponent. Mentions a three year old contract for Joe Cronin as Senators player manager and recalls a five year old Cardinals win over the Athletics 4 3 in seven games.
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Associated Press
Navy
Virginia
Joe Cronin
Senators
Cardinals
Athletics
Strange As It Seems Life Guard Hero Tales From The River
A Septuagenarian life guard Jonas Bureh has saved many from drowning near a municipal pool. Blair's police-led rescue of seven Boy Scouts in a Milhorn river undercurrent is noted. the Teddy Bear tale and Roosevelt’s cartoon link to the fed bear are mentioned. a closing nod to Life in Death Valley evokes a stark contrast.
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Sten
Jonas Bureham
Smimi
Nee Hel
Tair
Boreham
Hissl Ovent
Blair
Milhorn
Buret Steiff
Germ Miaker
Iss
Feller Draws Crowds as Farm Boy Pitcher Wows Des Moines
Young Bob Feller, an 17 year old from Van Meter Iowa, faces a cloud of contract questions as Commissioner Landis weighs whether Cleveland Indians violated major minor league rules by signing him. His father William Feller handles talks while Bob pitches exhibition innings and mows down hitters, earning praise from Rogers Hornsby for his fastball.
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van Meter
Bob Feller
Landis
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Steve O'Neil
Philadelphia Athletics
Des Moines
Feller
Rogers Hornsby
Bob
Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Lions Set Two Games Next Week With Leavenworth Pioneers
The Lawrence high school Lions will play two games next week after last night's postponement of the Leavenworth match due to rain. Monday's game is set for 8:00 at Abeles field in Leavenworth with Leavenworth favorites. Topeka defeated Emporia 20 to 0 last night and Emporia meets Lawrence Friday October 10. The probable starting lineups for Monday include Rothechild, Wenstrand, Palmateer, CerSon, Brewer, Relderee, Penny, Allen, Ante, Theward, Johnsen, and Morales.
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Lawrence High School Lions
Leavenworth High School Pioneers
Emporia High School
Topeka
Emporia
Abeles Field
Leavenworth
Lions
Football Scores From Kansas and Beyond
Scores across colleges and high schools show Detroit rout of Oklahoma A&M 48 to 12 and Wichita over Texas Tech 6 to 0. Numerous others list wins and losses including Drake 44 Central Iowa 14 and Fort Hays State 25 Southwestern Kansas 0. Oilers face Barons in Dixie Series preview as McManus tabs Max Thomas to start.
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Midwest
Detroit
Oklahoma A
Wichita
Texas Tech
Emporia
Washburn
Fort Hays State
Southwestern Ikan
McPherson
Ottawa T. Rockhurst
Missouri Valley
Maryville
Central College
Warrensburg
Springfield
Drake
Central
Iowa
Ilinois College
Cape Girardeau
North Dakota
Iowa State
Midland
Peru
Neb
York
Doane G. Hastings
Kearney
Xavier
Cincinnati
Western Kentucky
DePaul
Dayton
Marietta
Capital
Cornell
Beloit
Miami
Fla
Bucknell
Duquesne
Geneva
Mississippi
George Washington
Manhattan
North Carolina State
Bonaventure
Davis and Elkina
Chilocco Indians
Murray Aggies
Northeast
Okla
Southeast Oklahoma
Northwest
East Central
Southwest
New Mexico State
Flagstaff
Ariz
Rocky Mountain Denver
Colorado State
Brigham Young
Greeley State
Far West Linfield
Pacific University
Willamette
Nevada
Kansas High School
Newton
el Dorado
Arkansas City
Neodesha
Iola
Colony
Laharpe
Wichita North
Wellington
Topeka
Atwood
Norton
Lindesburg
Herington
Clay Center
Junction City
Pittsburg
Chanute
Cherokee
Mulberry
Columbus
Joplin
McCune
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Independence
Jola
Hutchinson
Parsons
Melvern
Overbrook
Osage City
Burlington
Waverly
Lebo
Smith Center
Concordia
NNCOL
Dodge City Ace
Max
Thomas
Tulsa
Marty McManus
Tulsa ‘Oilers
Max Thomas
Birmingham Barons
Clyde Shoun
Barons
Oilers
Names Fred Perry and Helen Jacobs On Top
New York October 10 Fred Perr y and California s Helen Hull Jacobs are the world s greatest tennis players of 1936 in their divisions per A Wallis Myers British authority. Three other American women and three men are in the world s first ten. Don Budge rose to third in men s ranking. Wilmer Allison and Bitsy Grant also gain places. Jacobs succeeds Helen Wills Moody as women s ruler on Wimbledon success. other Americans include Alice Marble Sarah Fabyan and Caroline Babcock.
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New York
England
Fred Perry
California
Helen Hull Jacobs
A. Wallis Myers
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
Gottfried von Cramm
Germany
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Bryan (Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Miss Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Brookline
Mass
Carolin Babcock
Los Angeles
Boxing card scraps from scattered results
AP report lists multiple boxing bouts with knockouts and decisions across cities. Names include Joe Low, Leo Lomski, Wesley Ramsey, Tommy Loughran, Fred Apostoli and others with outcomes in Detroit Chicago Aberdeen Grand Rapids Philadelphia San Francisco and Worcester.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Low
Detroit
Jorge Bresvis
Argentina
Chicago
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Mickey Duganio
Cleveland
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wesley Ramey
Frankie Wallace
Reno
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Tomy Rossalia
Mexico
San Fracisco
Fred Apostali
San Francisco
Worcester
Mass
Native North American fauna and game management notes
The article highlights North American wildlife diversity, noting seven grouse species and the wild turkey, plus native mammals like wood caribou and American bison. It details antelope herd reductions, hunting quotas, albino rodents, waterfowl protections, and historic species extinctions, with brief wildlife anecdotes and a note on conservation. It also mentions UC Berkeley football coach Clint Evans’s seven-year record and a UCLA connection, ending with an advertising line.
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North America
Montana
Texas Tech Falls to Wichita in Muddy Clash
Wichita University upset Texas Tech 6 to 9 in a slippery muddy game as Halfback Smith sparked a drive and Fullback Ward finished it with a goal line plunge. McPherson defeated Ottawa 26 to 7 on a wet field while Emporia Teachers overwhelmed Washburn 14 to 0, piling up 267 rushing yards.
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Wichita University
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Texas
Smith
Wichita
Ward
McPherson
Ottawa
Bulldogs
Kansas
Hays
Southwestern
Winfield
Tigers
Ward Reigel
Emporia Teachers
Washburn
Emporia
Fleet
Lindell Petty
Feall
Toveka
Emporians
Louis Wins in Third as Brescia Falls Early
New York report says Joe Louis won by knockout in the third round of a 10 round bout at Promoter Mike Jacobs indoor show. Brescia, Argentine heavyweight, toppled after two minutes 12 seconds amid brutal exchanges as Louis dominated with his power and ring smarts before about 5,200 spectators.
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New York
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Brown Bomber
Jacobs
Jorge Brescia
Brescia
Louis
Pampas
Harry Heimple Wins the Kansas Senior Golf Title
Salina Kansas October 10 Pi For the second successive year Harry Heimple from Wichita captured the Kansas senior golfers championship with a 78 79 157 total four strokes ahead of the closest rival His win secures his title and the senior event moves to the Topeka country club next September for the 1937 journey.
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Salina
Kan
Harry Heimple
Wichita
Kansas
Topeka Country Club
Local Social Notes Highlight Sunday Visits and Guests
Abilene Rev E J Boehringer and families host and attend dinners. Richland and Stull residents visit relatives in Leavenworth and Lawrence. Royal Neighbor meeting attended by area members. Two Georgia University players from Bainbridge noted as Alabama football standouts.
Narrow escape for publisher Bernarr MacFadden at Stinson Field
CPL Bernarr MacFadden, publisher of a magazine campaigning for Gov. Alf Landon, escaped injury when his plane plowed through two fences at Stinson field San Antonio. Miss Madelyn Claire, manager of his speaking tour, was bruised. his daughters Beulah and Helen watched from the ground as the ship smashed through fences and wrecked wings and propeller before stopping. He recovered and chartered another plane to continue to Houston.
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San Antonio
Tex
Cpl
Bernarr MacFadden
Alf M. Landon
Stinson Field
Houston
Madelyn Claire
MacFadden
Beulah
Helen
Noise for Grid Team at KU rally before Ames trip
A large KU student crowd at the Santa Fe depot saluted coaches Ad Lindsey and Mike Getto and the football squad before departure for Ames. Speakers included Bill Townsley Hazlett Seiver Frank Warren and Helen Allen with support from Jay Jones women rooters. Lindsey reaffirmed open football while Dr. F C Allen praised the spirited turnout and band music under Russell L Wiley while planning Columbus Day observances.
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University of Kansas
Santa Fe Depot
Ames
Bill Townsley
Hazlett Seiver
Frank Warren
Helen Allen
Arkansas City
Jay Jones
Organization of Women Rooters
Ad Lindsey
Mike Getto
Lindsey
Alway
F.C. Allen
K.U
Russell L. Wiley
Pinckney Students Stage Radio Play On Columbus Day
Pinckney school fifth and sixth graders present The Glory of Columbus over KFRU next Monday October 12 from 2 30 to 3 pm. The radio drama follows Columbus facing resistance before his triumph and reception by Ferdinand and Isabella after America’s discovery, with Aretha Shuster Sammie Morris Ruth O Brien Frederic Butcher Dallas Dunn Shinman Winter Stan Stockton Harold Burke Pergy Sanderson in the cast under Frances Young Mabel Mallory Opal Jayne Kennedy.
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Columbus
Pinckney School
KFRU
Ferdinand and
Isabella
America
Aretha Shuster
Sammie Morris
Ruth O’brien
Frederic Butcher
Dallas Dunn
Shinman Winter
Stan Stockton
Harold Burke
Pergy Sanderson
KFKU
Frances Young
Mabel Mallory
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Suit Against Palace Beauty Shop for Burns and Hair Loss
Grace Olsen Kistler sues Bernice and Ned Swope doing business as Palace Beauty Shop for 35000 damages alleging a Croquignole permanent wave on May 4 caused burns to her scalp, hair loss, and disfigurement with resulting physical and mental distress. She cites inability to appear in public without a hat.
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Grace Olsen Kistler
District Court
Bernice Swope
Ned Swope
Palace Beauty Shop
Judgment to Dan Selzer Over Farm Dispute Near Eudora
A district court judgment awards Dan Selzer 1500 dollars against William J. Selzer in a dispute over two 160 acre farms south of Eudora left to the brothers by their father. The will provided for payment due to Dan for William’s improvements on one farm, and Judge Hugh Means found William elected to accept the devise and must pay. Also notes Mrs. Alf M. Landon as guest of honor at a Topeka DAR luncheon marking its 40th anniversary.
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Dan Selzer
William J. Selzer
Hugh Means
William
Dan
Judge Means
D. A.B. Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Landon
John Vincent
Revolutionary Forces
September Rains Boost Crop Outlook In Kansas
September rains, among the wettest on record, improved Kansas crop prospects. Eastern two thirds show generally good wheat outlook, western counties remain poor due to moisture shortfall. Corn yield forecast 14,718,000 bushels, lowest since 1868 aside from 1934, with five year average 126,756,000. Other crops show varied results and farm reserves of corn and wheat are below average. Local social notes follow, including community visits and a birth.
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H. L. Colins
Federal Department of Agriculture
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Social Roundup From Lawrence And Lyndon
Worden Elisabeth Plambeck handles housework in Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schwartz travel to Troy Kansas for apples. Mrs. Ralph Kline spent Wednesday with Mrs. William Niebrugge. Kenneth and Raymond Heim visited Fred Charles and Leland Breithaunt. Jack Childs clan from Lone Star visited Ike Thomas. Sophia Schwartz and Hattie visited prise Haas and Carl Plam eck. C A Michael Guy Charles and Dorothy Jean of Lyndon visited John Cline. Will Michael, Shirley and Darrell of Lyndon spent Sunday with Ed Hyland. Rev Milton Swig and his son with Clara and Virginia Slellezing from Kansas City visited Rev.
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Elisabeth Plambeck
Lawrence
Walter Schwartz
Troy
Kan
Ralph Kline
William Niebrugge
Kenneth
Raymond Heim
Fred Charles
Leland Breithaunt
Jack Childs
Lone Star
Ike Thomas
Sophia Schwartz
Hattie
Prise Haas
Carl Plameck
C. A. Michael
Guy
Charles
Dorothy Jean
Lyndon
John Cline
Will Michael
Shirley
Darrell
Ed Hyland
Milton Swig and Son
Clara
Virginia Slellezing
Kansas City
Community rally and visits lead to Range Line meeting
Mr and Mrs Fred Wheeler of Lawrence spent Sunday at Harry Fisher's. Wor den M W S members plan a rally day Thursday. George Finch and family visited Emery Crawford. A Range Line community meeting is set for Friday with Mrs John Elm, Mrs Emery Crawford, and Mrs George Finch on the program. George Shuler and John Hanes returned from trips to Indiana and Bronson. The note recalls the 1923 World Series when the Yankees and Giants last met for the title.
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Fred Wheeler
Lawrence
Harry Fisher
Worden
George Finch
Georgene
Maxine
Emery Crawford
Range Line
John Elm
George Shuler
Indiana
John Hanes
Bronson
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Louisa Kraft
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Albert Deister
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O. A. Bidinger
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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P. G. Gurtler
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Stull
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W. H. Hornberger
Pauline
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Ted Wacker
Betty
Carl Schwartz
Vrnnce Deskins
Richard
Pomona
Guy Deskins
Inez Lutz
Centropolis
Henry Schwartz
Ivan Schwartz
Melvin
Ben Horst
Albert Doidder
Andges
Tommy Duver
Heffner
Jackson
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Giants
Sparton
Sparton Dealers
Chrysler
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C. J. Topping
Geo. S. Ware
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