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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1934

Page

8

Wildcats Edge St Benedicts In Memorial Stadium Battle

Kansas and Kansas State renew a long rivalry with Kansas beating St Benedicts 27 to 20 in Memorial Stadium. Marquette coach Waldorf leads the Wildcats aiming for victory as Kansas and Kansas State meet in the thirty second annual meeting in a historic rivalry.

Kansas Warbender Priory Wildcats Daxhawkers St. Benedict's Satur Sin Joumers Cach New York City Marquette Wisconsin

Ink making experiment at the Junction LUrno streams

The text describes a grand scale ink production using two waters from iron rich soils and peat swamp, merging to form a real ink diluted by river water. It mentions the Boston Red Sox, World Series history, and a note about Julius Caesar’s shipment to Rome tomorrow.

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Missouri Valley Quarterback Loses Tooth Again

Liberty Missouri October 15 AP Gene Sebastian Missouri Valley quarterback lost his gold tooth between the 15 and 38 yard lines in a Rockhurst College game in Kansas City. He asked teammates to watch for the tooth, noting his past losses have preceded winning streaks for his team. The setback followed a rough play near his goal line as Rockhurst tackled him.

Liberty Missouri Valley Gene Sebastian Rockhurst College Kansas City Gene Cone Sebastian

Chicago and Detroit Lead Pro Teams in Upset Watch

In a chaotic pro football week, Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions stay atop the National League as upsets threaten. Bears routed Philadelphia 20 to 0 while Detroit eyes wins over Boston and Brooklyn with Cincinnati andNew York games shaping the eastern division race.

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More Important Games Carded For Big Ten Teams

Chicago's Maroons, once down by eight years in the Big Ten, are back among contenders after a 27 to 0 win over Michigan. Upcoming Saturday matchups include Indiana at Chicago, Wisconsin versus Purdue at LaFayette, Minnesota at Pittsburgh, Georgia Tech at Michigan, Ohio State hosting Colgate, Iowa State at Ames, and Northwestern versus Illinois. Notre Dame hosts Georgia Tech after a 18 to 7 win over Purdue. Illinois upset Ohio State 44 to 13, while Michigan surprised Michigan State in a strong finish.

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Saturday's Football Stars Show Strong Scores Across Colleges

Bill Shepherd of western Moreland scored five touchdowns and six extra points against Albright. Little Monk Simons of Tulane ran for 120 yards. Irvin Gilbreath of Texas-Made had all three team touchdowns at Oklahoma. Melinkovic of Notre Dame tallied twice against Purdue. Young Boozer of Alabama scored three times vs Mississippi State. Jack Buckler of Army had two TDs and two passing scores in front of Drake. Ken Sandbach of Princeton dashed 90 yards for a score and added a 25 yard pass after a 95 yard run against Williams. Hamilton of Stanford scored twice in a 20-0 win over Northwestern. Lindbergh of Mlingis passed for a TD and kicked both extra points in a 14-13 win over Ohio State. Barabas of Columbia scored a TD and dashed 42 and 28 yards against W. M. War reminiscences conclude the recital of exploits.

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Nebraska Oklahoma Clash Looms In Big Six Title Race

Weekend college football offered shocks as Nebraska revived Big Six title hopes with a 14-15 win over Iowa State and Oklahoma collapsed 0-19 before Texas. Iowa State’s 13-0 win over Missouri sparked momentum for a Norman visit to Nebraska next Saturday, with Kansas State and Missouri also in action as undefeated vibes mix with surprises.

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Prairie Chicken Season Opens Tuesday In Kansas

Kansas hunters may shoot prairie chickens Tuesday and Wednesday across two days in 15 western counties pheasants may also be hunted on those dates. The pheasant bag limit is two birds per day. Counties open for pheasant hunting include Cheyenne Rawlins Decatur Norton Phillips Sherman Thomas Sheridan Graham Rooks Wallace Logan Gove Trezo and Ellis.

Kansas Cheyenne Rawlings Decatur Nortons Phillips Shermans Thoms Sheridan Graham Rooks Wallace Logan Gove Trézo Ellis

Kansas College Football Scores And Schedules

Kansas college football notes list Friday games for Pillsbury Teachers Southwest action at Winfield Wichita against Fort Hays State in Hays and several matchups including Baker at Baldwin Ottawa versus Wesleyan at Baldwin Bethany versus Bethel and Pittsburg Teachers at Pittsburg plus results: Washburn 13 Emporia Teachers 6 Baker 7 Nepherton 7 Oklahoma Baptist 49 Friends 9 Haskell 6 Fort Hays State 16 Chadron 12.

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Jayhawks edge Ravens in season opener effort praised

Kansas shows offensive spark after slow start scoring in bursts against Notre Dame style Ravens. Key plays include 40 yard interception return and 27 yard Giuliani play with Giannangelo first varsity TD. St Benedict's stars Neff Dockery Weiffenbach lead defense. Kansas State looming in Big Six opener at Manhattan.

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Louisville golfer Horta Smith wins first Louisville tournament

Horta Smith, 26, of Oak Park Illinois, defeated a field of 200 to win the inaugural Louisville golf event. He led by three after 18 holes and finished with a 72-hole total of 286 to grab the $1,000 top prize. Craig Wood, Tom Armour, and Tony Manero were among the top finishers with tied or near scores and prize money.

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Carey schoolhouse hosts Union meeting and Halloween party

The Carey Union held its regular monthly meeting at the Carey schoolhouse, Thursday, October. The business session featured a pantomime and local performances. The next meeting is set for November 1 with a Halloween party. many locals attended the He Becling Hall dinner in Overbrook in honor of Mr Schmidt leaving for California. Teddy Flory suffered a broken arm in a recent incident.

Mrand Jim. Murphy Delbert Lois Ann Arthur Richland Carey Farmer Union Carey Twenttry Wanda Lee Flory Jo Button Hall Iin Overbrook Simon Schmidt California R.A. Baldwin Topeka Teddy Flory Fuerte Frank Lemberger, Jr Ernest Agnes White Anna Harry Bobby Hornberner AL Baldwin

Funeral attenders from area gather for Frank Roy rites

Sunday funeral attendees from the vicinity joined the Mount Marcus Krouse home and Mrs Ada Williams family visits. Edith Deay or attended with the company. June Williams notes Friday night visit with grandmother Ada Williams. Mary Martin Price visiting Bert Sutton and Ruth Krueger. Mrs Price and Mrs Krueger plan return to California.

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Homecoming Dinner at High Prairie Church Observed

Sunday services led by Rev. Robert Edgar with about 150 attendees including Mrs Jennie Ramsey Udberry and many Lawrence and Topeka residents. Toastmaster 60 Bowman and a post service gathering featured multiple local households, with visits by Baker Rockhurst game attendees and travel to Colorado after the event.

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Excelsior Local News Highlights and Social Notes

Andrew Lutz and family attended a surprise gathering at the Ed Schofflin home. Residents and relatives visitations include Blanche Shelly from Palisade and Homer Disque’s household. School events feature the Excelsior Brubakers football game, 23 students in the Rixcelators class, and roll call with several pupils tardy or absent. Theodora Glager and family mourn the recent death of a relative. many locals travel to Lawrence and Colorado for visits and illness.

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