Aggies Next for Kansas Gridders
Kansas prepares to host Kansas State University in Memorial Stadium after a 23 to 0 win over Millikin. Coach Hargiss shifts to a full-strength lineup as reserve backs shine, with Manning, Madison, Black, and Schaake scoring and Borello delivering a 40 yard punt return. Madison suffers a dislocated shoulder but may be ready for the Aggie game.
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Black
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Strange As It Seems panel on prairie dog owl and rattler habits
John Hi Lloyd Clayton describes odd animal interactions in burrows where prairie dogs, owls, and rattlesnakes share holes yet prey on each other. The piece notes the dangers of predators in rodent homes and invites reader replies via a mailed panel response.
Big Six Grid Record Shows Week Schedule
Kansas at Kansas State in Lawrence and Oklahoma at Texas in Dallas highlight the week. Nebraska and Iowa State idle. Last week scores: Kansas State 20 Missouri 7. Nebraska 13 Oklahoma 0. Kansas 30 Millikin 0. Iowa State 0 Detroit 20. Scoring details include multiple players and efforts from Kansas Millikin and others.
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Heat plagued K U Millikin game with injuries and miscues
In near ninety degree heat at the Bennet Field matchup, Kansas University and Millikin saw injuries jolt the action as Johnny Madison dislocated his shoulder and France suffered a broken collarbone. Bunny Black starred for KU with two long runs nullified by penalties while Millikin’s Musso faded late. The game featured solid line play from Art Baker and Jimmy Brazil and a fourth quarter parade after KU regulars returned.
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Bunny) Black
Carnera and Sharkey Set Tonight in Brooklyn Bout
New York October 12 AP reports the heavyweight clash between Jack Sharkey and Primo Carnera will take place at Ebbets Field Brooklyn tonight if weather cooperates. Sharkey is a 7 to 5 favorite over the towering Italian who must concede five inches in height and about 60 pounds. The bout is slated for 15 rounds and could reach that distance.
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MacCARTHY and Hack Wilson in Baseball Tragedy
Seldom has so complete a tragedy occurred in baseball as Hack Wilson, who led majors in home runs last year and set a runs batted in record, vanished as a feared star this season. The piece notes a sharp decline in batting and overall exploits compared to the previous year, highlighting the fall from grace of a top hitter.
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iBraves and Texas Tech Face Grid Tilt at Fair Park
The Has Kell Institute Indians of Lawrence and the Texas Tech Matadors of Lubbock arrive for a Texas State Fair football clash at Fair Park stadium. Texas Tech seeks win in undefeated Notre Dame system, while Haskell optimistic after a Big Six title win. Radio coverage by station ILLD and the Dallas Times Herald from 2:30 to 5 p.m.
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Wildcats Loom As Grid Leaders In Big Six Race
Kansas City reports a week of key college football action. Kansas Aggies fumbling cost them against Missouri 20 to 7 as Kansas State College eyes the Big Six title with a clash against Kansas Jayhawkers in Lawrence. Nebraska, led by George Henry Sauer, shut out Oklahoma 13 to 0 in Lincoln. Missouri travels to Colorado, while Texas Longhorns aim at Dallas after beating Missouri 31 to 0. Iowa State has an open date after losing to Detroit 20 to 0.
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College football score list with mixed results across teams
A long OCR fragment lists numerous college football scores from various games with teams such as Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Stanford, Minnesota, California, Vanderbilt, Ohio State, Pittsburgh, Notre Dame, Auburn, Wisconsin, Colorado Aggies, Michigan, Delaware none, and others. It also mentions a Shriners golf tournament in Kansas City and a Liberty, Missouri note with North Kansas City.
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Reserve Power of Cardinals Will Make St. Louis Champs
St Louis October 12 Gabby Streets scrappy Cardinals rose to national prominence by a strong reserve system and the heroics of Pepper Martin along with mound work by Bill Hallahan and Burleigh Grimes They defeated Philadelphia Athletics in a seven game series and captained four National League pennants and two world titles in six years The piece lauds the Cardinals chain store baseball philosophy and their rise as a dominant force in the league with prospects like Gelbert Watkins Martin Hallahan Derringer Jim Collins and Dizzy Dean joining for 1922
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Kansas Linemen Boost Reserve Talent In Victory Over Millikin
Kansas fans saw reserve players step in during the 30 to 0 win over Millikin as Hargiss shuffled positions to test different linemen and backfield rotations. Brazil and Baker earned praise for their work while the first string returned to score in the final period. Millikin, led by Corbett and Dever, fought hard before fading to the Jayhawker depth.
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France
Dever
L. T. Johnson
Connie Mack Faces Spring Rally After World Series Loss
Philadelphia report shows Connie Mack, 68, returning from St. Louis to lead the Athletics in next spring's campaign. Mickey Cochrane and Al Simmons among on deck, with players sharing $2,989.50 each from the first four games as they prepare for a rematch after a seventh game defeat to the Cards.
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Simmons
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Thomas S. Shiber
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Braves Trek South for Texas Tech Showdown
Thirty Haskell Indian football players left with Egbert Ward for Dallas to face Texas Tech in the Dallas air. Coach Dietz and FP. W. McDonald also traveled to finalize southern invasion plans including a night game with the Oklahoma Aggies at Stillwater. Captain Louis Weller may miss the Texas game due to bruises from the Kansas game, with a probable starting lineup of A. Barlow Holmes Miles Howell Hendricks Duffina Johnson Shepherd and R. Holmes.
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Little Rabbit
Wichita Leads Central League Race With Pittsburg Tilt
Ron reports in Topeka that one of the three Central Conference leaders will drop in the standings unless Wichita Shockers and Pittsburg Teachers settle their feature game in a tie. Washburn and Pittsburg each hold one win. Wichita aims to topple Gorillas to spark a title hunt next weekend in Topeka after Washburn’s 27 to 7 win over Fort Hays and Wichita’s 26 to 0 over Emporia.
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Western Hosts Emporia Teachers in Night Matchup
Salina Kansas AP report notes Laker University joins Kansas conference standings, Baker and Wesleyan gains. Baldwin’s team heads to McPherson after Wesleyan’s 47 to 9 win over McPherson. Baker beat Emporia 6 to 0 in exhibition while Wesleyan crushed Bethel 51 to 0. Ottawa triumphed 7 to 0 over Central Missouri Teachers. McPherson fell 0 to 7 at Lipscomb University?
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Weekend College Basketball Schedule
Friday night Baker faces McPherson in McPherson with Ottawa at Wichita against Friends in a non conference clash. Saturday Bethany meets Bethel in Lindsborg in a non conference contest.
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