Lawrence Lions Triumph Over Hutchinson In 1940s Grid Match
In a tense quarter by quarter battle, Lawrence built a 6 6 tie into a dominant late surge at home. Captain Jella hauled a late scoring pass, Brady sparked Hutchinson with bursts and passes, and Lawrence sealed the win with multiple fourth quarter scores amid a sea of substitutions.
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Radium price and decay roll through 1928 notes
A fragmented OCR passage discusses radium priced around $70 per milligram, its vast cost per pound, and its place in the uranium radium series of decaying substances. It notes radium’s slow disintegration, hypothetical timelines for half lives, and briefly touches a baseball game incident from 1928 involving Babe Ruth.
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Kan Officials Address Fray Amid Turbulent Meeting
A fragmented account from a Kan city meeting shows clashes over policy and leadership. Names appear garbled but indicate a disputed decision process and public concern about governance.
Baker University Tops Presbyterians In Conference Clash
Baker University defeated the College of Emporia 6 to 3 in Emporia to share the lead in the Kansas conference. Holman connected with Farrow for a late touchdown after strong passing by Baker, while Emporia's Wager opened scoring with a field goal. Baker outgained Emporia 112 to 5 in first downs, with key runs by Albertson Holman and Smith. Officials were Ed Pire and Les Eyesman.
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Unscrutable OCR fragment on Louisville club golf round
Fragmentary text references Louisville and Hollywood country club with scattered names and terms. Contents are garbled and do not form a coherent report or verifiable facts suitable for a complete summary.
McPherson Clinches Tie For Kansas Lead in Football
McPherson Kansas tied with Baker for the conference lead after a 7 to 6 victory over Wesleyan. Lobdell’s 18 yard TD run spurred the comeback with a Burress to Pauls 20 yard pass set up another score. Wesleyan failed to score after strong drives, while Wichita State beat Emporia Teachers 19 to 6 to stay near the top with Fort Hays State and Bethel Chiloee among leaders.
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Marquette vs Kansas State: Halftime to Late Score Surge
Marquette built an early lead with a nine yard run by Mierzwa and a 26 yard Buivid return after Armstrong fumble. Cuff scored from four yards for Marquette before Buivid broke free for a 52 yard TD. Armstrong added a 56 yard run and a five yard pass for Kansas State. Stoner connected a 43 yard pass to Elder as Marquette threatened.
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Bears upset Colorado Teachers College shocks C U in field loss
In Greeley Colorado on October 13 the Colorado Teachers Bears defeated Colorado University 7–0 at Jackson Field. Coach John Hancock publicly predicted a 25 point defeat, but his team delivered a surprising early blow and stunned the Silver and Gold, top contenders for the 1984 Rocky Mountain Conference title, with an upset victory.
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Beccali Failing To Break 1500 Meter World Record
New York reports from Boston note Luigi Beccali's attempt to lower the 1500 meter mark was disrupted by a photographer and wet, slow track conditions. A 20 000 strong crowd at the stadium witnessed Umberto Cet winning the 3000 meters and Ward High of Kansas City claiming a high school title.
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Watchturners 36 Sila 19 Emporia Teachers 6
Southwestern notes score updates and team results across multiple games including Emporia Teachers, Oklahoma Baptist, Caney, Ottawa, Wichita, Colum bia Ore, Joplin Mo, Pittsburg, Chanute, Iola, Garnett, Maryville, and Leavenworth. A collage of scores features Holton, Hiawatha, Wellington, Murray, and others with varied outcomes and point totals.
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Eudora Loses League Game to Washington
Washington defeats Eudora 14 to 0 in a league contest played yesterday afternoon. Washington presses with three fumbles and interception chances as Martinac scores on a series of plays and Burehi converts. Eudora’s punters struggle, injuries cited, and Washington gains 149 total yards to Eudora’s 49. Next Eudora game slated for Wellsile Friday. Child Dies of Burns in Leavenworth Hospital after Coffee Spill.
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Court announces criminal docket for Hugh Means case list
The court docket shows 16 cases set for November dates including embezzlement by William Snavely, assaults with intent to kill by William Wernsen and Alva Mooney, burglary by Fred Patterson, liquor possession by Eugene Gibler, child desertion by Cecil Fishburn and Tiff Brizendine, grand larceny by Paul Hutton and Collin Olmstead, operating motor vehicle while intoxicated by John Tryon, and bigamy and persistent violation by John Curtin and Byron Wilson.
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Police Charge Associate of Alexander Slayer
In Annemasse France on October 4 AP reports police formally charged Yaroslav Novak with complicity in the assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and Foreign Minister Louis Barthou. Novak allegedly admitted membership in the Petrus Kalemen gang and is said to be the actual assassin.
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Hopkins Reports Higher Relief Rolls and Spending
Hopkins reported on August relief figures showing 4,000,000 families on relief rolls, up from 3.8 million in July, with unemployment funds expended at 147,000,000 dollars versus 130,863,000 the prior month. He noted city outlays fell to 46,276,000 in September from 49,308,000 in August, cautioned against drawing conclusions, and listed Roosevelt’s economic security proposals.
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