Jayhawker Varsity Dominates Frosh In Scrimmage At KU
Kansas football fans saw power and speed as the Jayhawker varsity, led by Brinkman Dumm Nesmith and Manning, outplayed the frosh using Iowa State formations. The scrimmage featured several long varsity TD runs and strong blocking, with renewed lineups including Hanson Burt Hammer Dees Clawson Kavaternik Casini and Burcham. The team departs for Ames later tonight for the Big Six clash versus Iowa State, amid a strict trip policy and no water buckets policy to emphasize focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawker
K. U
Adrian Lindsey
Kansas
Iowa State
Brinkman
Dumm
Nesmith
Manning
Jayhawkers
Lindsey
Hanson
Burt Hammer
Dees
Clawson
Kavaternik
Casini
Burcham
Dick Weaver
Elmer Schaake
Carrie Smith
Ames
Grndsters
F.C. Allen
Oklahoma
Early Week Grid Drills Reveal New Systems Across Big Six
Aansis City reports practice week across Big Six with coaches testing new defenses and shifting players. Oklahoma’s Coach Lewis Hardage uses Walker and Simms at key back positions alongside the Panzse brothers as they prep for Texas. Nebraska’s George Sauer runs signals for the varsity against frosh while Mathis and Sauer score touchdowns. Missouri’s Frank Carideo moves back to seven-man line and box defense for Kansas State. Kansas State’s McMillin emphasizes defense with Zeckser Shaffer Russell out injured. Town State’s Veenker notes mistakes while guarding against passing threats as reserves scrimmage the freshmen.
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Aansis City
Vet
Lies
Lewis Hardage
Oklahoma
Panzse Brothers
Art
Bill
Walker
Simms
Texas
Frank Carideo
Missouri
Nenter
Kansas State
Gill
Hatfield
Ross
J. Faurot
State
George Veenker
Strange As It Seems Cave Men Of The World Today
The article notes that civilization has not spread equally, citing Bushmen Hottentots and Congo pygmies who still use primitive methods like Europe 10,000 years ago. It mentions nomadic tribes, skin clothing, and a toothbrush ink technique in drawings. Tomorrow: Roosevelt and Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Congo
Europe
Aitho
Dutch New Guinea
Friday Night Football Slate Across Kansas and Nearby States
Friday features Haskell at Lawrence against Baker and Creighton at Stillwater facing Oklahoma A and M while Washburn hosts Hays and C of E meets Pittsburg. Wichita plays Emporia Teachers and Bethel visits Ottawa. Saturday brings Lawrence versus Argentine at Law Tene and major conference clashes including Missouri at Kansas State Manhattan, Kansas at Ames, Oklahoma at Dallas, Nebraska at Minneapolis, and Notre Dame against Drake in South Bend.
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Haskell
Baker
Lawrence
Creighton
Okla
A. & M. Ad Stillwater
Washburn
Hays
Pittsburg
Si Wichita
Emporia
Bethel
Ottawa
Law- Tene
Missouri
Kansas State
Manhattan
Kansas
Iowa State
Ames
Oklahoma
Texas
Dallas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Minneapolia
Notre Dame
Drake
South Bené
Porter Pranks Army Players Shoe Heist Tale
Major R J Sasse recalls a Pullman trip during a 1931 Army game week when a porter hid the Army team shoes. The players searched the car in chaos until John the porter revealed the stash. He notes Notre Dame did the same, but they did not hide the shoes.
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Associated Press
Army
R. J. Sasse
West Point
John
Sasse
Notre Dame
Notre Dame to meet Drake in final seven year series
Notre Dame and Drake square off in South Bend for the last game of a seven year series. Drake, coached by Evan Williams, fields strong sophomores and will challenge the Irish, who have won six prior games. The Bulldogs previously led 7-6 at halftime in 1929 and lost 19-7, and in 1930 fell 27-7 after a spirited effort. Last year Notre Dame dominated 63-0.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Drake
Evan
Bill) Williams
Bulldogs
Des Moines
Ossie Salem
Irish
Braves Set to Battle Baker Wildcats at Haskell Stadium
Eleven Braves clash with Baker University Wildcats tomorrow night at 8 pm in Haskell Stadium. Coach Dietz aims to pocket victory and scalps with a strong offense led by Bob Holmes returning to form after injury. Tickets are available at Round Corner drug store and the Haskell athletic office at fifty cents.
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Haskell
Braves
Downing
Baker University
Football Wildcats
W. H. Dietz
Indians
Wildcats
Bakerites
Emil Liston
Clifford Gaunee
Redmen
Dietzmen
Haskell Stadium
Bob Holmes
Round Corner
Haskell Athletic
Army to name new head coach at West Point football next season
West Point plans a coaching change for 1933 with Lieut. Garrison H. Davidson selected to replace Maj. Ralph I. Sasse. Davidson, class of 1927, has served as an assistant coach since graduation and will become the youngest Army head coach in the program. Maj. Fleming confirmed the shift and noted Sasse seeks active duty.
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West Point
Military Academy
Garrison H. “Gar” Davidson
Ralph I. Sasse
P. B. Fleming
Sasse
Lawrence “Biff” Jones
Davidson
Army
Kansas Ducks Iowa State In Big Six Showdown
Kansas aims to upset Iowa State in Ames as captain Dick Grefe leads the Jayhawks. Cyclones, smarting from a 12-6 loss to Nebraska, showcase a mix of veterans and sophomores under coach George Veenker.
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Kansas
North
Goun
Iowa State
Nebraska
Cyclones
Huskers
Ames
George Veenker
Michigan
Grefe
Harold Templeton
Pete Mehringer
Robert Hess
U. S
Bowling League Shifts Nights and Adds Friendship League
The Lawrence Recreation Parlors bowling league voted to move from Monday to Friday for regular play to allow two Tonganoxie teams to join Monday special league action. A Friendship League now runs Mondays with the two Tonganoxie teams and the local Skelly team. one more five man team can join. Call 433 before Saturday night to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Recreation Parlors
Tonganoxie
Skelly
Canzoneri Lightweight title fight results reported
Enishi by AP lists quick wins and points decisions from New York and surrounding areas. Tony Canzoneri KO’d Frank Petrolly in Schenectady while Arthur Hattick outpointed Walter Cobb in New York, Paulie Walker KO’d Eddie Shapiro in New York, and Manny Rosenbloom outpointed Jack Redman in South Bend.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Tony Canzoneri
Frankie Petrolly
Schenectady
N.Y
Arthur Hattick
New York
Walter Cobb
Baltimore
Paulie Walker
KU Names Fred Johnson Head Wrestling Coach
Fred Johnson of Kansas City Kansas, a medical student and football trainer, is named head wrestling coach at the University of Kansas. He succeeds Leon Bauman and brings broad amateur wrestling experience in Kansas City to the program.
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Fred Johnson
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
University of Kansas School of Medicine
K. U
Johnson
Leon Bauman
Johnson Kaa
Eudora club opens year with dinner plans and notices
The Nineteen Hundred and Now club held its first meeting with Mrs. Minnie Edelbrock and guest Mrs. Edwin Schubert. Plans were made for the annual club dinner at Mrs. Hazel Harris home on Friday October 21. Various local activities, visits, and church group meetings are noted, including obituaries for Lewis C. Miller, Gardiner, and community social events.
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Nineteen Hundred and Now
Minnie Edelbrock
Edwin Schubert
Hazel Harris
Wilma Olander
Oxford
Round Table
Margiret
Westerhouse
W. N. Patterson
Anna Dickerhoof
Edward Graney
Edward
Kansas City
John Miller
Kelley
Webb City
Mahlon Cox
Wilma
Hazel Wilson
Helen Mathia
Fred Schlegel
Lawrence
Allen Westerhouse
Henry Schlegel
John Seibolt
Fred Seibolt
Lucille
Kansas
City
Joel Zillner
Lewis C. Miller
Gardner
Floyd Ollis
Marcelia Miller
Buttd
Mont
H. Miller
St. Louis
Lizzie Wank
Emma. Pentice
Alhambra
Cal
Julia Watson
Albert. Miller
Eudora
Mary
Topeka
Elizabeth Fuller
du Rite
St. Paul Church
H. Reifschneider
Women’s Union
St.Paul Evangelical Church
Margaret Cole
Walter Cole
Harry Hagenbuch
Henry Hagenbuch
New Orleans
South
Margart Hagenbuch
W. I. T. Y. Club
Gete Neis
Frank Sommers
Community notices recall social gatherings and homecoming
A crowded column chronicles bridge and dinner parties hosted by Mrs. Euretta Kraus and others in Lawrence Blaine and surrounding towns. Guests include Nellie Daugherty Agnes Carr Lucy Kaegi Lulu Foley Mabel Butts and many more. Social events feature prizes refreshments and a homecoming at the Methodist church.
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Nellie Daugherty
Grace Dixmang
Bernice Davis
Frank Nemic
Denver
Colo
Charles, Nemic
Galena
Mahlon Cox
Blaine
Bert Daugherty
Euretta Kraus
Mabel Butts
Altus
Okla
Agnes Carr
Lucy Kaegi
Lulu Foley
Minnie Jones
Kansas ‘City
Clara Lotz
Olive Strachan
Nellie Lothholz
Louise Brown
Alice Kohler
Viola Sheldon
May Adams
Augusta Durr
Louise Schlesel
C. B. Johnson
J. B. Johnson
Lawrence
Johnson
Olathe
A. J. Lorimer
Verda Sommers
Donna Mae Zillner
Eugene McFarland
Chicago
Young People’s League
St. Paul
Weiner
Emil Schmidt
William Mertz
E. L. Torrence
Waterville
E. E. Hollar
Baldwin News Highlights Local Meetings and Talks
Edward Lyle of Kansas City visited Baldwin with the Matthews family while business men plan Monday volleyball at the high school gym. Dr. H K Ebright returned from Independence after preaching for his ill brother Rev Frank Harold Ebright. Dr Shel don of Topeka spoke at Baker College on Is a Man Educated and wrote In His Steps. Rotarians from Baldwin attended a Kan son luncheon with international president Clinton B Anderson. Several local residents and guests visited Parker and Topeka for events and social visits over the weekend.
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E Edward Lyle
Kansas City
R. M.matthews
Baldwin
Cymnasium
H. K. Ebright
Independence
First Methodist Church
Frank Harold Ebricht
Ebright
J.L. Moorhead
Neodesha
Charles M. ‘Sheldon
Toveka
Methodist
Sheldon
C. O. Smith
Worene Smith
Bobby Matthews
Parker
Kenneth Hinkhouse
Toneka
Kanson
Clinton B. Anderson
Rotary
Leo Smith
W. H. Jarrett
Clarence E. Holcombe
W. C. Gibon
Dean H. K. Ebright
Charles Burns
Edward Tracee
George Leonard
Sally
Lebo
Vera Jones
Barclay
Smith Leonard
Olin
Russell Leach
Worden
Family notices and social events in local district
A compilation of social items lists lunches at a aunt’s home, a Lobingier reunion with out-of-town relatives from New York Ottawa Lebo Barclay, and visits by Baker fans at Emnoria. It notes guests Margery Michael from Wellsville, and regional visits by Mr and Mrs Blake Colby LeRoy Stoneking birthday party attendees, and Sunday dinners at the Hobson home in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora’ Leach Leonard
CG. P. Bunker
Colorado
D. Potts
S.H. Box
Kansas City
Lobingier Famiy
W. H. Lucas
May Gilbert
Lulu Stewart
New York City
Charles Averill
Ottawa
George Leonhard
Sally
Lebo
Vera Jones
Barclay
Bert Jones
Carl Storum
Baker
Emnoria
Margery Michael
Wellsville
Ada Mac Marauardt
Thomas Birtland
Bobby
Colby
C. FE. Blake
Waverly
Misa Dee Johnson
Ethel Johnson
John Wren
Peter Stonekine
R. J. Emery
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George Sauer
Varsity
Sauer
Mathis
Masterson
Boswell
Zeckser
Shaffer
Russell
Bo McMillin
K. U.ames
Joan Hix
Roosevelt
Hoover
John Hix
Owen Jon Simones
Ravens
Atchison,Kan
Warrensburg Mules
St. Benedict's
St. Joseph
Chillicothe
Business College
Paren
Haskell Eleven
Wildcat Crew
Harold Ely
Chicago Bears
University of Town
Alabama
Veenker
Harry Schmidt
Cyclone
Joe Truskowski
Louis Menze
Altho
Big Ten
Tawa State
Wotta
Ad Lindsey
Parsons
Notre Dame Athletic Publicity Department
Heartley
Anderson
John Bentley
Lincoln State Journal
Enishi
el Dorado
Arkansas City
Gotfeyville
Fort Scott
Olathe School For Deaf
Wichita Reserves
el Trado
Colleyville
Hutchinson
Kansas Junior College Blandings
Radioo
Coffeyville
Fat Scott
S. L. Buckner
Wilbur N. Mason
Gordon Thompson
J. W. R. Clardy
Jesse Kraybill
C. B. Miller
Ruth Sharp
Lydia Abels
R. A. Selway
Blue Springs
J. A. Still
J. W. Butts
Herman Bohnsack
Lecompton
L. C.cox
Vivian
Teresa
Charles Barker
Edgerton
Lena Neidermaier
Louisburg
Donald Smoots
McLouth
Mary Shirley
Perry
Christine Kanzig
Mary, Alvena
Louise Neidermaier
Arnold Hammig
V. K. Hoover
A. H. Fiehler
C. 0. Brock
R. EF. Gabriel
Otto
Spitzli
Agnes
Dan He
Baldwin News
Spur. Royale
Carls Hart Schaffner & Marx
Haskell Memorial Stadium
Tou
Stomkins
Aio
Glenn Chaffin
Hal Forrest
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