Intramural Sports Drive At University Harge Gite
Intramural program under Henry A and Don Powell aims to include most physically able men in competitive athletics. Touch football leads with 37 teams. 87 teams overall in two leagues including independents and dorms. Officials training and season rules tightened to reduce injuries. new football field meet planned mid season. equipment provided by department. gymnasiums and schedules announced for basketball softball volleyball rifle and swimming with a points-based trophy system.
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Mountaineers Club Forms at University of Kansas
The Mountaineers Club debuts as one of about 200 student activities at KU. Founders David Gagliardo and Donald Gehaake, both of Lawrence, aim to develop a program including mountain climbing trips in the Rockies during vacations. Prof. W. W. Davis sponsors the club.
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Pigskin Predictions From Coast To Coast
New York Oct 10 Army remains undefeated as it hosts Harvard in Yankee Stadium before about 71 000 spectators The forecaster bets on Army extending its 30 game streak while listing picks for other major college games including Southern California over Ohio State Pittsburgh over Michigan and Notre Dame over Purdue.
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Jackrabbits Ready for Showdown with Jayhawks After Big Win
Harry E Merrow notes South Dakota State Jackrabbits, fresh from a 39 to 7 victory over Iowa Central, gear up for a clash with Kansas Jayhawks. The win boosted morale as Coach Ralph Ginn works to balance offense beyond power plays. Also highlighted: Oklahoma vs Texas with the Sooners seeking an eight‑year drought end. Bethany Swedes feature six former Lawrence High players including Bruce McClure, Merle McClure, and Gene Stanwix, whose standout performance against Kansas was praised by the college paper.
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Top college football foes in big cities stirs NY talk
In New York reports discuss top 15 national teams and the city lacking a major college program. The piece notes Columbia’s Ivy showing, Army and Fordham fading from big time status, and New York U. once prominent. It mentions Ralph Kiner offers and the Pirates’ hesitation, plus Steve O in Tiger news and Bobby Layne’s Texas pitching.
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Greek Aid to Greece Starts Two Repair Projects
The American Mission by Aid to Greece begins work on two projects in Salonika and Athens. Major W W Vance announces ten engineers direct the Salonika Athens 375 mile road program and 20 miles from Salonika to street. Engineers aim to repair 2000 feet daily as they secure areas from guerillas. A quay wall will be rebuilt in Limanio near central Piraeus.
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Arcata Seeks Bret Harte Statue Over McKinley
Arcata residents push to replace the McKinley statue in the central plaza with a bust of Bret Harte. They cite Harte’s residence here from 1857 to 1860 and early writing done in Arcata. A Lawrence Sunday Forum feature includes Tracy Mitchell Thompson as guest speaker at the Ninth Street Baptist Church.
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KU Extends Fees for Correspondence Courses and New Offerings
The University of Kansas board of regents approved higher fees for correspondence study courses. University credit courses rise to 6 per credit hour for Kansas residents with return postage paid by the university, plus 1.50 more per credit hour for students. High school courses are 10 per unit. Dean Frank T. Stockton announced a new Store Salesmanship course and a follow up to a two day retailing course, offered in about 25 Kansas communities, plus an advertising course in preparation. The extension library will rent texts to those completing courses.
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Pupil to Meet Coach Villanova Scout Clash in NFL Dates
Ex Villanova tackle Paul Stenn to oppose his former college coach Clipper Smith when the Pittsburgh Pirates face the Boston Yanks in the NFL on October 12 in Boston and December 7 in Pittsburgh. Smith is the new Yank coach. last year he led the University of San Francisco. Also noting West Point opened in 1802 with ten cadets present for instruction.
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Baker University opens sewing rooms to public use
Miles Ruth Hallett head of the home economics department at Baker University in Baldwin Kansas announces the college sewing rooms and equipment will be made available to the public for use. The notice invites local residents to take advantage of the facilities and sewing resources.
Wardrobe Help for Veterans Wives and Baker Girls
A program dedicates nine hours weekly to assisting veterans wives and Baker girls seeking to update or improve their wardrobes. Volunteers guide clothing choices, fit, and style, aiming to empower participants through practical wardrobe support.
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