Big Six Conference Football Preview From Manhattan to Norman
Nebraska meets Kansas State at Manhattan and Iowa State faces Oklahoma at Norman in pivotal Big Six conference games. Missouri shocks Colorado 20 to 6 while Kansas falls to Michigan State 42 to 0. Kansas State and Nebraska seek to defend titles amid recent losses.
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Aggies Will Try to Keep Their Goalline Uncrossed
Kansas State prepares to defend its Big Six title at Ahearn Field October 19 as the Nebraska Cornhuskers visit. The Wildcats aim to keep their goalline uncrossed, last crossed by Fort Hays in a 3-0 game two seasons ago, while chasing a strong home record.
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Jayhawkers Have Good Mat Squad Prospects at KU
Four men form the nucleus of the University of Kansas wrestling team this year. Robert Childs of Hoisington 145 pounds was honorary captain last year. Warren McDougal 126 pounds from Colby. August Anneberg 155 pounds from Leavenworth. Eric Roberts from Larned 118 pounds. Coach Jimmy Cox expects a successful season due to strong material as 10 more signees report for practice including Myri Bratton Lawrence 118 pounds Tom McConnell Wetmore 165 pounds Richard Rhea Lawrence 123 pounds Lewis Ward St Joseph heavyweight Jack Vogel Cody Wyoming 184 pounds Sam Ericson Lawrence heavyweight Howard Lamborn Leavenworth 165 pounds William James Kansas City 135 pounds George O’Leen Cleburne 465 pounds Shirly Boutz Hoxie 145 pounds. Cox also predicts a good freshmen group.
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Fort Hays and Wichita Clash in Football Standings
Fort Hays meets Wichita on Saturday as teams push toward varsity eligibility. Players express commitment to hard training to meet scholastic and physical requirements for competition this year.
Jayhawkers Get Best This Week After Spartans Defeat
After a 42 to 0 loss to Michigan State, Coach Ad Lindsey notes no new injuries among the Kansas Jayhawkers. Sophomore fullback Clarence Douglas is the sole limp, leaving the game after an early third quarter tackle. Kansas plans two weeks of practice and a freshmen scrimmage during the open date to regroup before Big Six play.
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Kansas Football Outlook Mild but Promising in 1934 Season
The Kansas football team opened with a 42 to 0 loss to Michigan State and 28 to 7 and 42 to 0 defeats by Notre Dame and Michigan State, yet still shows three good passers and strong ends. Missouri looms as a key upcoming rival, with the Kansas-Missouri game drawing rising attention and gate receipts. A noted East Coast trip featured ex Jayhawker Frank Bausch and Dale Burnett, while radio forecasters misjudge outcomes, highlighting the season’s unpredictable pace.
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Noted Kansas officials and athletes spotlight in Lawrence sports scene
The article highlights Charley Corsaut a respected sports official and mentor to Elden Auker who rose from Norton district tournaments to Detroit, along with updates on Ole Nesmith and Jimmy Pappan in professional and Twilight League circles. It also notes a possible independent Lawrence basketball team with local stars ready to challenge top teams.
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Historic golf win fuels Louisville open recap
AP notes Horton Smith won the Louisville open with four rounds totaling 286 to earn 5000. Craig Wout was second at 3289 and Tommy Armour finished third. Three years ago Amos Alonzo Stagg faced a rule-driven end to his Chicago athletic director duties. Five years ago Boston Braves traded Wes Schulmeric and Halt Smith in a three-team deal involving the Cubs and Los Angeles. oe p U Michigan State summary.
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Lions Prep Open Date For Ft Scott Game
Coach Edd Wood's high school Lions plan light practice this weekend to ready for Friday's game with Ft Scott. Lawrence, after a 24 0 defeat by Leavenworth, sits atop the Eastern Kansas league with Emporia as Ottawa fell 24 0. Bill Johnson has a sprained ankle. Wood focuses on fundamentals with emphasis on ends. Paul Moon and Don Palmateer stood out in recent action.
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Tulsa Foe Faces Creighton and Drake Clash in Omaha
Creighton and Drake, top Missouri Valley teams, meet in Omaha in a pivotal conference contest. Creighton leads the league with a 16 to 0 win over the Oklahoma Aggies, while Drake has yet to start conference play. Tulsa and Washburn also play Friday night in nearby Kansas.
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Pigskin Dons Rain Coat for Stormy Day Battles
Catholic University head coach Dutch Bergman unveils a corrugated rubber jacket to cover the football. The device improves grip on wet fields, reduces fumbles, aids passing and catching, and may alter play style with opposing teams agreeing to use it this fall if allowed. It does not affect drop kicks or place kicks.
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Grid¡ron stars shine in AP roundup of college scores
Don Jackson of North Carolina scored two touchdowns and passed for another in the Tar Heels 33 0 win over Maryland. Ozzie Simmons of Iowa scored twice as the Hawkeyes beat Colgate 12 6. Bob Davis of Kentucky netted three of four touchdowns against Georgia Tech. George Roscoe of Minnesota opened with a 74 yard kickoff return then scored five plays later. Larry Kelley of Yale caught two passes for two touchdowns in a victory over Penn. Machlowitz of NYU crossed the goal line twice as his team defeated Carnegie. Ken Cotton of California scored the lone touchdown as California beat Oregon 6 11. Ted Key of UCLA scored a TD and a single to seal a 7 6 win over Stanford.
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Add Another Victory for Chicago Cardinals in NFL Play
Chicago Cardinals secure their second win of the season by beating Green Bay 3 to 0 on a 12 yard dropkick by Paul Pardonner in the second period. Giants beat Brooklyn 10 to 7 as Ken Strong scores all points. Red Pollock scores three touchdowns for Chicago Bears in a 29 to 0 win over Philadelphia Eagles. Detroit Lions defeat Boston 17 to 7 as Dutch Clark kicks 85 yards.
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Professional Golfers Move on Oklahoma City
The shock troops of professional golf headed for Twin Hills course in Oklahoma City to reinforce early arrivals in a practice run before the national PGA tournament opens Thursday. Paul Runyan, the PGA champion and Kentucky winner, leads the group, with other stars like Craig Wood and George R. Jacobus, the PGA president, set to arrive.
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Old Siwash Wins Three in Row and Heads List
Old Siwash, after years of defeats, rises to the top of the Illinois intercollegiate conference led by coach Pete Reynolds. Knox earns three straight conference wins in 1935, allowing only one touchdown all season. Oklahoma football officials must pass oral and written exams per a ruling by the Oklahoma Coaches Association.
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