Haskell Braves blank Baker in grid classic 25 to 0
Haskell Indians dominated at home scoring four touchdowns and a field goal to a 25 to 0 victory over Baker University. Haskell rushed for 333 yards to Bakers 45, with Holmes Duffina and Palmer crossing the line and Hendricks adding the extra point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Indians
Baker University
Redmen
Altho
Indians
Robert Holmes
Duffina
Palmer
Hendricks
Braves
Haskell
Anderson
Winslow
Butler
Gaunce
Baker
Spear
A. Barrow
Sheater
N. Molmes
L. T. Haskins
Spear McDonald
Pike Miles
R. T
Daugherty Tierce
R. E.—— Acheson Quinton
Holmes
Quinton
Smith
R. Holmes
Hayes
Bernard
R. Falleaf
Pierce
Gould
A. Barlow
Coaches' Sons Carry on Old Gridiron Rivalry
Baltimore in AP report notes that Curley Byrd of Maryland and Ray Van Orman of Johns Hopkins face a warmer clash as each coach has a son on his team aiming for the same position his father played. The piece recalls Byrd and Van Orman as players at Maryland and Cornell in 1906–1909 amid the Maryland Johns Hopkins annual classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Curley
Byrd
Ray van Orman
University of ‘Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland
van Orman
Cornell
Gene Tunney Stricken Ill With Laryngitis In New York
Gene Tunney, the former heavyweight boxing champion, arrived from Europe and is ill with laryngitis. His doctor advised hospitalization, but he plans to rest at home. He recently visited Paris to see his wife, Polly Lauder Tunney, recovering from breast cancer surgery, and the couple’s eleven month old son Gene Lauder Tunney is unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gene Tunney
Europe
A. Weeks
Tunney
Paris
Polly Lauder
America
Gen Gene Lauder Tunney
Notable college and club players hail from coast to coast
AP notes a string of football and basketball names across the country including Charles Echman of the University of Florida and Welcome Shearer. The report highlights versatile players like Echman who can play center, tackle or end, drawing praise for their season contributions as teams from Gainesville to New York and San Diego seek strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Fla
Charles Echman
University of Florida Beach
Welcome Shearer
Strange As It Seems by John Bix
Edwin Frost, once blind, did key work after loss of sight editing A Photographic Atlas of Selected Regions of the Milky Way in 1927. Charles Paddock’s fastest 100 yards was 8.9 seconds from a flying start. Cypress Point golfers drive across a small Pacific coast indentation. In Johannesburg a court sat 7.04 feet underground to question a miner about an accident. In Addington Nickelsville a long line of generations shows an 8 year gap between birth and grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Brant Frost
America
Milky Way
Yerkes Observatory
Williams “Bay
Wis
Charles Paddock
Cypress Point
Pacific Ocean
South Africa
Johannesburg
Addington
Nickelsville
Shimmetl
Ton
Green Brothers Meet All Stars In Sunday Baseball
Sunday schedule lists Green Brothers versus All Stars at 1 oclock on Shook diamond. Ball game features local clubs with hopes of securing early season wins.
Eudora Triumphs 13 7 Over Washington in League Opener
Eudora high school fought back from a 7-0 deficit to defeat Washington 13-7 in a Kaw Valley league opener. Neis and Johnson sparked scoring with a 30 yard drive and a short TD run after Washington led at halftime. Next game at Osagealoosa next Friday, non league.
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Eudora
Washington
Caldwell
Smith
Neis
Johnson
Oskaloosa
College and high school football results across Kansas and nearby regions
AP reports wide scorelines from colleges including Washburn 12 Fort Hays State 0 and Pittsburg Teachers 13, plus Hutchinson JC 13 Fort Scott JC 0. High school games feature Arkansas City 51 Coffeyville 0, Parsons 7 Iola 7, and Wellington 75 Newton 6 among others with mixed margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Asswéisted Press
College Washburg
Fort Hays State
Wichita University
Emporia Teachers
College of Emporia
Pittsburg
Wasas Wesleyan
McPherson
Neodesha
Caney
Elk City
Cedarvale
Parsons
Iota
Kinsley
Garden City
Frontenac
Cherokee
Ene
Cherryvale B. Prescott
Arcadia
Arkansas City
el Dorado
Fredonia
Augusta
Shawnee Mission
Aisbe O. Yates Center
Eureka Lee
Summit
Leavenworth
Game Sunday to Close 1932 Baseball Season
The Green Brothers close their 1932 season with a Sunday afternoon game against an all stars team at 3 o'clock on the Shook diamond. Manager Elzy Davis has deserted the Greens and will play second base for the stars, while Captain Burl Walter leads the Greens in the closing battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Brothers
All Stars
Elzy Davis
Greens
Burl Walter
Sparse OCR fragment yields possible names and numbers
Fragmentary text lists Spears MG 352 251 48 Bullock 24 percent 274 Ht Mz Highell Bullock Dreyer 1 a Houk Wi High Mercer 575 Bartigge. Contains scattered names and figures with no clear event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spears
Bullock
Highell
Dreyer
Houk Wi
Mercer
Bartigge
Record Run From Scrimmage Spurs Historic Comparisons
Slants notes a 10 yard touchdown by Florida fullback Herbert McAndy against Sewanee sparks comparison with Parke H. Davis. Davis lists eleven seasons of long scoring runs from scrimmage including 110 yard efforts by Boynton Williams 1920 and 109 yard Burke Mississippi 1931, among others, tracing a historical arc of record plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert McAndy
University of Florida
Sewanee
Parke H. Davis
Davis
McAndy
George S. McCaa
Lafayette
Swarthmore
Wyllys Terry
Yale
Wesleyan
Benny Boynton
Williams
Hamilton
G. C. Gray
Oberlin
Cornell
Walter Eckersall
Chicago
Wisconsin
Benjamin Boynton
Charles West
Syracuse
Harvey F. Sweeney
Susquehanna
Colgate
John Hagerty
George
Iown
Georgia Tech
William Senn
Knox
Coes
A. L. Cronin
Loyola
St. Ambrose
Gerald R. Thompson
Georgetown
Lebanon Valley
Gilbert Welch
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Harold Stubbs
Denison
Ohio
Louis Weller
Haskell
Creighton
George Wilson
Idaho
Whitman
Edmund Jack Burke
Mississippi
Alabama
Washburn Defeats Fort Hays State In Central Gridiron
Washburn College Ichabods win a second straight Central Conference game 12 to 0 at Hays. Edwinson scores on a 4-yard smash after a 35-yard drive, Emrich adds an 18-yard TD run late. Washburn 307 yards from scrimmage to 130 for Hays State. 15 first downs to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Hays State
Wichitsz
Emporia Teachers
Emporia
Kan
Wichita University
McLaughlin
Dye
Fulton
Hornets
Wichita
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh Teachers
Gallerie of
Presbyterians
Kansas Wesleyan
McPherson
Oet
Kansas
Jinto
Robinson
Boxberger
Bulldogs
Reigels and Laval’s clever sideline ruse in 1928 Rose Bowl
By O W Red Severence recounts Roy Reigels wrong way run in the 1928 Rose Bowl and Georgia Tech. It contrasts with South Carolina back under Coach Billy Laval who once faked a big gain by running out of bounds to avoid jeopardizing the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.W
Roy Reigels
California
Georgia ‘Tech
Reigels
Billy Laval
South Carolina Gamecocks
Lava
Ney
Wrestling recap with clever back and wrong way moment
The report notes a clever back tactic and a wrong way realization as a wrestler chose to run out of bounds to avoid a potential misstep. It cites Associated Press coverage from Boston Henri Deglane defeating Al Morrell by two straight falls in 42:05 and Philadelphia Jim McMillen defeating Herman Hickman in 21:03.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henri Deglane
France
al Morrell
Revere
Mass
Philadelphia
Jim McMillen
Tilois
Herman Hickman
Tennessee
Baldwin News Highlights Local Visits and Club Activities
Prof Alfred E Leach and sister Mrs Lora Leach Leonard traveled to Kansas City Wednesday with Mrs. Leonard staying through Friday. Alumni secretary Thomas A Evans and family visited Emporia and Baker played College of Emporia. Local events include P E O luncheon, First Methodist church tour, Quayle Bible collection, Delta Delta Delta alumnae gathering, fall holiday at Baker, Rotary Club dinner and program featuring Beeks, Wellborn, Liston, and visiting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Leach
Lora_Leach Leonard
Kansas City
Leonard
Thomas A. Evans
Lawrence
Homer K. Ebright
Chapter CK
New First Methodist Church
Quayle
Case Library
Martha Cowgill
Florence L. Snow
Emma Snow
Carl B. Butell
Delta Delta Delta
Harvard
Harpster
Los Angeles
Cal
Baldwin
Charles BH. Beeks
William M.clark
Billy
Wichita
Frank Lane
Lane
Baker
Topeka
Ottawa
Max Wolf
Hutchinson
Frank E. Wolf
Wolf
Mark D. Ballard
Dean
Luther
Leavengood
Dean Leavengood
R. H. Mann
F. H. Bell
Baldwin Rotary Club
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
Rotary Anns
Leo Smith
Rotary Club
W.C. Gibbon
Charles E. Beeks
John Wellborn
Emil Liston
Wellborn
William, Potts
Gilbert M.gander
Germany
David Young
C. O. Smith
Lloyd Dunn
C. E. Holcombe
W. A.keve
T. A. Evans
Paul Evans
C.E. Beeks
Dick Fisher
F. E. Wolf
H.K. Eb
Allison Andrews
Vinland
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Becks
Douglas County
Old Settlers Association
Stephen Thorne
Edward Pardee
Charles E. Stephens
Burl Black
Legion
Woodman
Minnie Collins
Florence Bennett
Paul Kochan
Palmyra
K. U
Beeks
Harvey
Kansas
First Methodist Church
Harriett W. Ruble
Wooy A. Keve
C. EB. Holcombe
Dora Leach Leanard
Mary A. Ault
Alfred Leach
W. M.balch
W. T. Williams
T. J. Keohane
Palmyra Old Settlers Meet Honors Pioneer Spirit
The Palmyra Old Settlers Association held its annual basket dinner in Woodman Hall and an afternoon program in American Legion Hall Baldwin featured Dr Robert Hunt on The Spirit of the Pioneer. Speakers included Ed Harvey of near Lawrence and George White, plus tributes to Clara Barton and local veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Garrett
Emil Liston
Leo Smith
Edward Cregoe
Stanley Flickinger
W. M. Clark
B. Hunt
A. A. LeMaster
Wilson Counts
J. W. Wellborn
G. M. Gander
Grace Wiley
Beulah
Helen Stewart
Margaret Windett
Ethel Watkins
Madge Reynolds
William Potts
Gayle Chubb
C. N. Murray
Hale Steele
Jesse Brown
Florence Strong
Lucy Gordon
Anna Lewis
Kinsley
Gander
Dean
Luther Leavenwood
Harry Barnett
Dean Leavengood
Leland “Zimmerman
Betty Ebright
Lucille Kramer
Palmyra Old Settlers Association
Woodman Hall
American Legion Hall
Charles E. Beeks
W. B. Fleming
Chester Gates
G. Boone Morgan
Mother Macreé
Gates
First Methodist
Lawrence
Baldwin
George Washington White
Kansas
Clara Barton
Red Cross
Baldwin Community Library
Elroy Ayers
Albuquerque
N. M
Barbara Vaughn Kennedy
Ottawa
Charles Pingrea
Centrapolis
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Lou Snyder
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Chick Raines
Dallas
Ourpointed
Roy Carnerie
Berkeley
Christy Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Bobby Cox
Orleans
Journal-World Market Basket
John Bix
John Hin
Gerald Harnenice
Colea
Mse
Wellington
Newton
Belton
Hiawatha
J. Atchison
Wyandotte
ELKS
Alan Gould
Ichabods
Bethel
API
Ottawa University
Bethel College
Baldwin News
Minnesota
Samuel L. Buckner
Nautilus Club
Theta Kappa Nu
Anna Jenkins
Mary King
Paola
Ella B. Match
Helen Dobbs
Williamsburg
Emma Caroline Kalb
Fine Arts Department
Centenary Hall
Dean Luther
Anna Kirby
Caser
3. W. Kirby
Business College
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Manders
Voesting
Cael
Sacs Manders
Ainesotas
Glenn Chaffin
Hal Forrest
Jack
Aid Lear
Cam Saat
Ieljic
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