KU at Ames For Grid Contest Homecoming Tilt
Kansas Jayhawkers travel to Ames for a Big Six football clash with Iowa State, with 26 players on the trip and a sendoff by Lawrence businessmen and students. The squad held a dummy scrimmage, coaches emphasize care on the road, and a 10:35 Sunday return is planned.
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Ames
Iowa State
Lawrence
K. U
Dayhawkers
Des Moines
Jayhawkers
Kansas
LE. Mebringer
Atkeson
Weaver
Williams Beach
Theophilus
B.C. Quigley
St. Mary's
Isadore Anderson
Court
J. A. Reilly
Grangetown
Bert McCrane
Iowa
Linwood Downs Lawrence 24 7 in Second-Team Game
Linwood defeated Lawrence 24 to 7 in a second-team contest at Haskell Stadium yesterday afternoon. Linwood scored in each quarter except the last, with Engle and McMillan aiding drives, and Meinke returning an interception for a TD. Lawrence added a late score after its first team entered, with Gobla setting up the five yard line and Johnson scoring.
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Linwood
Lawrence
Haskell Stadium
Engle
McMillan
Cline
Winkleman
Meinke
Duver
E. Duverta Gobla
Johnson
Price
Chase
L.E
Meinke Colburn
Turpin Bailey
Meinke Bratten
Carpenter Lhw
Winkleman Jackson T HO Cline
Engle Freed
L. E. Rice
L. R. Perry
Ralph Graber
Wright breaks Hillview course record at Topeka
Forrest Wright of Topeka Shawn ee country club shot a 32 on Hillview nine to break the former 33 record, finishing three under par. The city pro-amateur match between Mr and Mrs Earl Whitaker and Orville Stone and Howard Verney was scheduled for 1 36 at Hillview, with the second 18 at Lawrence Country Club on Sunday October 23. A Wiener roast and contests drew a large Hillview crowd.
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Forrest Wright
Shawnee Country Club
Topeka
Hillview
Wright
City
Earl Whitaker
Orville Stone
Howard Verney
Lawrence Country Club
Notre Dame Drake game broadcast set for Saturday
Associated Press report notes full play by play coverage from South Bend Indiana on October 15 by WREN station. Bill Munday will describe the Notre Dame Drake contest with Al Feeney assisting at 1 45 PM. St Paul club secretary W P MacMicking says major leagues may return to playing managers.
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Wrenill
South Bend
Indiana
Bill Munday
al Feeney
W. P. MacMicking
St. Paul
Football This Week Grid of Night Games Across States
Triday features Haskell at Baker in Lawrence and Creighton at Stillwater. Washburn hosts Hays, C of E meets Pittsburg, Wichita plays Emporia Teachers, Bethel faces Ottawa. Saturday events include Lawrence against Argentine and Missouri versus Kansas State, Kansas against Iowa State in Ames, Oklahoma at Dallas, Nebraska vs Minnesota, and Notre Dame visiting Drake in South Bend.
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Triday Haskell
Baker
Lawrence
Creighton
Okla
Stillwater
Washburn
Hays
C. of E
Pittsburg
Wichita
Emporia
Bethel
Ottawa
Missouri
Kansas State
Manhattan
Kansas
Iowa State
Ames
Oklahoma
Lawrence High Set For Argentine Clash On Haskell Field
Lawrence High players finished heavy drills and signal practice as they prepare to meet Argentine at Haskell Stadium tomorrow at 2 PM. Last year’s 12 to 12 draw on Argentine turf is recalled as the Lions seek a win. Coach Lonborg’s fast, heavy Mustangs from Kansas City pose a strong test after Ward High’s 12 to 0 win and a scoreless draw with Rosedale.
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Linwood
Lawrence High
Haskell Stadium
E. A. Wood
Lawrence
John Lonborg
Kansas City
Mustangs
Ward High
Lions
Rosedale
Green Brothers to Play Old Timers on Shock Diamond Sunday
The Green Brothers baseball club hosts a team labeled old timers at 3 PM Sunday on the Shock diamond to close Greens season. Manager Elzy Davis has left to assist the old timers, with Les Demeritt aiding. Burl Walter will lead the Greens lineup featuring Neider, Parnell, Paige, Demeritt, Davis, Stanwix, Murphy, Snow, Bidinger, Nichols and utility men Hugo Neider Laster and John Levi.
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Green Brothers
Games Tonight Feature Local Matchups
Readable scraps note Bullock against Spears and Dreyer in a set of tonight games. Also mentions a team or player labeled G. The fragment hints at schedule or previews on a local sports page with pending results.
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Bullock
Spears
Dreyer
Rea Severence and the wooden leg punter tale
A tale about Ay O W Severence and Mike Donahue at Auburn. Donahue champions straight knee punting while a newcomer with a locked straight leg, claiming it is wooden, becomes a backfield candidate, illustrating early football coaching quirks and player constraints.
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Mike Donahue
Yale
Donahue
Auburn
Mike
Wrestling Card Set for Turner Hall Monday Night
Turner Hall hosts a wrestling card at 8 16 o clock with main event heavyweights Charlie Knoche of Kansas City and Pat Montgomery of Parsons. Tom Wagner faces Dave Roberts, both of Kansas City, while Farmer Ross of Perry meets Kid Williams of Topeka. Gib Francis battles Wildcat Sullivan of Topeka in a preliminary. Last week Handley beat Fairchild Wagner lost to Knoche and Swede Johnson defeated Farmer Ross.
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Turner Hall
Charlie Knoche
Kansas City
Pat Montgomery
Parsons
Tommy Wagner
Dave Roberts
Farmer Ross
Perry
Kid Williams
Topeka
Gib Francis
Wildcat Sullivan
Handley
Fairchild
Wagner
Knoche
Swede Johnson
Purdue Minnesota game to open season on October 8
Standard Oil Company will again broadcast play by play of major conference football games with Pat Flanagan as announcer and WBBM providing running commentary. The schedule lists October 8 Purdue at Minnesota, October 15 Northwestern at Illinois, October 22 Purdue at Northwestern, October 29 Northwestern at Minnesota, November 5 Ohio State at Northwestern, November 12 Northwestern at Notre Dame, and November 19 Iowa at Northwestern.
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Purdue
Haskell To Meet Baker In Night Game At Indian Stadium
Haskell gridiron team readies for a night clash with Baker University Wildcats at Indian Stadium tonight. Coach Dietz plans aggressive tactics if needed, with schoolchildren admitted for ten cents and adults at fifty cents for reserved seats.
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Baker
Gridiron Warriors
Baker University Wildcats
Bakerites
College of Emporia
Methodist School
W. H. Dietz
Indians
Braves
Dietz
Haskell Gaker A
Barlow JB
Streator
N. Holmes
Haskins Peace Wheat Crowe
Aan
Spear McDonald
Pike Miles —— Daucherty Acheson
Byver
Outdoor clash set for February as Lewis Londos ink deal
Los Angeles promoter Lou Daro announced Strangler Lewis and Jim Londos, contenders for the world heavyweight title, will meet outdoors in February with Londos guaranteed 50,000 to defend his claim. Lewis to face Ray Steele in New York on November 5 for title recognition. match outcome hinges on Lewis beating Steele.
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Lou Daro
Fdl
Strangler
Lewis
Jim Landos
Londos
Olaim
Dara
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calif
California
New York
Steele
Boston
Tiger cagemen report for Missouri basketball prep
University of Missouri basket ball hopefuls including six lettermen report to Coach George Edwards Monday for initial workouts as the season nears the holidays. Captain Norman Wagner Johnny Cenver Jimmie Zinn Barner Passer Denver Miller Jac Palfrey and seventh letterman George Stuber are listed. Edwards lost only two players last year Max Collings and Vic Davis. Johnny McAfee is noted as a versatile football player for Ohio State.
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University of Missouri
George Edwards
Tiger Cage
Norman Wagner
Johnny Cenver
Jimmie Zinn
Barner Passer
Denver Miller
Jac Palfrey
George Stuber
Edwards
Max Collings
Vic Davis
Freddie Harlow Eyes Fordham Hero Fame on Gridiron
Dizzy Dean of the gridiron Alan Gould profiles Freddie Harlow a sophomore Fordham quarterback from Hebron Academy New England chatter wild withpreviews of punt catches and fan theatrics. Purdue and NYU Violets clash October 29 amid publicity, while Pitt eyes strong campaign and a tough schedule including Notre Dame Army Ohio State and Stanford.
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Fordham
Freddie Harlow
New England
Hebron Academy
Harry Nash
New York Evening Post
Harlow
Frank Cavanaugh
Babe Ruth
New York
Attaboy
Freddie
Lawrence Gun Club Bi Monthly Shoot Scheduled
The Lawrence Gun Club announces its regular bi monthly shoot to be held Sunday morning all shooters are invited Traps are located two miles south on highway 73 W Frosty Peters a famed Hlinnis quarterback from years past resides at the Chamnaizn Ir fire station and will play for the Chicago Cardinals this fall
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Lawrence Gun Club
Highway
Frosty Peters
Hlinnis
Chamnaizn
Chicago Cardinals
Veteran Stagg to retire as Chicago athletic head
Amos Alonzo Stagg will retire as director of athletics and football coach at the University of Chicago at the end of the college year. Thomas Nelson Metcalf, Iowa State athletic director, is named as his successor, with Metcalf dating Stagg’s replacement and George Veenker chosen to succeed Metcalf at Iowa State.
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Chicago
Amos Alonzo
University of Chicago
Midway
Stagg
Thomas Nelson Metcalf
Town State College
Ames
Metcalf
Stage
University
T. N. Metealf
Iowa State
Amos Alonzo~Stagg
Wilder S. Metcalf
Lawrence
George Veenker
Iowa State College
Crossword puzzle hints jumble of clues across and down
A disordered crossword puzzle list with numerous clues including Across and Down items. Entries touch on headpiece in a line old coin of Palestine Tibetan monk minute particle and other varied terms. Several clues appear garbled or corrupted, mixing languages and partial words, yet they hint at typical crossword fill content across themes such as numbers, places, and common terms.
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Palestine
Russia
Manager Wanted For Reds After Howley Exit
Cincinnati Reds president Sidney Weil reviews applications for manager as Dan Howley leaves. Applicants range from a saxophonist to a menial worker, with one astronomy student offering celestial knowledge to boost next season.
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Cincinnati
Sidney Weil
Cincinnati Reds
Lexan
Dan Howley
Reds
Weil
Defeated Elevens Make Changes for Saturday
Kansas City Oct 14 AP drastic football method changes to turn losers into winners will be tried Saturday across the southwest and Big Six. SMU faces Syracuse in an aerial clash while Kansas shakes up its coaching staff. Missouri visits Kansas State in Manhattan. Texas hosts Oklahoma in Dallas. Nebraska open football vs Minnesota at Minneapolis. TCU meets Texas A and M. Baylor plays Arkansas. Rice vs Loyola of New Orleans. Oehler named Purdue captain. Illinois under Zupke strong Big Ten record.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Big Six
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Syracuse
Sm.u
University of Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Kansas State
Manhattan
Frank Carideo
Tigers
Bo McMillin
Wildcats
Texans
University of Oklahoma
Dallas
Sooners
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Texas Christian
Texas A, & NM
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Baylor
Arkansas
Little Rock
Rice
Loyola of New Orleans
Houston
Willard in Court Over Unpaid Bill at Meat Market
Former world heavyweight champion Jess Willard testified in Los Angeles court that he works at a meat market earning about 150 dollars weekly. He owed 292.10 dollars to a plumbing company and explained his inability to pay. He described coworkers as having a hardened market demeanor.
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Los Angeles
Jess Willard
Willard
Sayin
Pigeon Hole and Polly Wogs Highlight Collegiate Nicknames
Pigeon Hole a seven year old pluz hour for 150 last July has earned 4265 for his owner Mrs L A Gonnor of Kentucky so far this season on the race tracks Hippo Howell Oklahoma athlete raised money for his fare home from the Olympics by working as a movie extra The nickname of Texas Christian university athletic teams is Horned Frogs so the freshmen are Polly wogs Special Saturday two dot mixed cookies Brinkmans Adv Suiting you Thats our business Schulz The Taitor Adv.
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L. A. Gonnor
Kentucky
Hippo” Howell
Oklahoma
Ink
Texas Christian University
Horned Frogs
Brinkman's
Schulz the Taitor
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