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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1936

Page

12

Jayhawkers Tackle Sooners In Memorial Stadium Showdown

Kansas aims to rebound in Big Six race by defeating Oklahoma at Memorial Stadium tomorrow. Coach Ad Lindsey emphasizes speed and surprises as Kansans prep to meet Norman invaders with a refreshed lineup and two notable backs Hapgood and Replogle stepping up in key roles.

Oklahoma Sooners Memorial Stadium Ad Lindsey Kansas Invaders Norman Oklahoma Eleven Jayhawkers Jr Jayhawkers Lindsey K. U Kansans Lawrence “Biff” Jones Oklahoma Jones George Hapgood Max Replogle Dave Shirk Paul Masoner Hapgood Mano Stokey Sooners Rutherford Hayes Jayhawks Joncas Kansas Oklahoma Shirk Smith Ward Brown Winslow Balt Masoner Conkright Morland Ahrens Anderson Ellsworth Steen Young Wienecke Baer L.H. Corretto R.H Rogers Douglass F.B Breeden Dwight Ream Washburn Jesse Harper Chicago John Waldorf Missouri Jack Crangle

Three Face Battles on Football Schedule This Week

Missouri heads toward East Lansing for a clash with Michigan State. Don Faurot brings 34 players including 14 sophomores. Kansas State delays departure for Marquette in Milwaukee. Nebraska trains for Indiana. Bo McMillin’s Hoosiers to test the Huskers again. Town State’s practice ends with pass offense work. George Veenker repeats the Kansas lineup for tomorrow.

Associated Press Missouri East Lansing Michigan State Don Faurot Kansas State Marquette Milwaukee Wildcats Wildecats Nebraska Indiana Bo MccMillin Hoosiers Huskers Minnesota Sam Francis Town State Cornell George Veenker Kansas

Massachusetts handicap at Suffolk Downs outcome noted

From the Associated Press recap a year ago Top Row won the $25,000 Massachusetts handicap at Suffolk Downs while Discovery and four old king also figure. Three years ago T M Sopwith filed an America's Cup challenge. Five years ago Jimmy Johnston signed a contract as general manager of Madison Square Garden.

Associated Press Discovery King Massachusetts Suffolk Downs T. ©. M. Sopwith Jimmy Johnston Tw c Entract Madison Square Garden

Strange As It Seems odd golf feats and space notes

A collage of curious items recalls T Nunsap’s Pinehurst golf record 63 in a finals push, Saturn moonial trivia about Japetus and Phoebe, retrograde satellites at Jupiter, and malaria spread theories traced to swamps via Sir Ronald Ross.

Pinehurst T. Nunsap Lsarald Parsons Jess Fleaniseed Sinkies Pate Pickering Aken Arequipa Observatory Peru Phoebe Jupiter Marcus Varre Ronald Ross

Lawrence bowler nets perfect 300 at recreation parlors

Hicks, manager of the Lawrence Recreation Parlors, rolled a perfect 300 against Clarence Bartz on a Wednesday evening. He achieved 14 straight strikes across the last two frames of the previous game, and veteran bowlers believe this is the first perfect score on Lawrence alleys.

Mar Hicks Lawrence Recreation Hicks Clarence Bartz Lawrence

Meet Strong Ravens The Haskell Indians Meet Ravens

The Haskell Indians drive 128 players and coaches by bus to Atchison to face St Benedicts Ravens tonight. Both teams remain undefeated, but the Irish appear favored for an unbeaten morning, as injuries weaken Haskell. coach Larry Mullins hopes for a resilient lineup. Coach Jack Carmody plans open football and deceptive plays against the powerful Raven squad.

Haskell Indians Atchison St. Benedict’s Ravens Braves Ravens Larry Mullins Jack Carmody Raven

Oklahoma Homecoming Honors Giants Star Hubbell

Oklahoma City honored Carl Hubbell with a homecoming banquet as fans, athletes, and leaders praised the New York Giants pitcher. Hubbell joked about the World Series and a gift shotgun as six autographed balls sold for 75 dollars. Meeker hosted Hubbell and a star lineup, with a Meeker team beating Shawnee and Seminole 2 to 1 after Hubbell faced Cy Blanton. Fayetteville's note highlights Arkansas Razorbacks throwing 105 passes in three games, completing 45 for 650 yards and nine touchdowns.

Oklahoma City Modest Carl Hubbell New York Giants Oklahoma Hubbell Giants New York Yankees Lou Gehrig Meeker Cy Blanton Pittsburgh Pirates Shawnee Fayetteville Ark Southern Methodist Arkansas Razorbacks

Gehrig Named MVP in 1936 AL Ballot

Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees was crowned the American League most valuable player for 1936 with 73 votes from Baseball Writers Association of America. Luke Appling trailed with 64 votes, Earl Averill was third, Charley Gehringer fourth, followed by Bill Dickey Joe Kuhel Vernon Kennedy and Joe DiMaggio in the poll.

Cleveland Lou I Gehrig New York Yankees Baseball Writers Association of America Columbia Lou Luke Appling Chicago White Sox Association Committeeo Gehrig Appling Earl Averill Cleveland Indians Charley Gehringer Detroit Gehringer Bill Dickey Joe Kuhel Washington Senators Vernon Kennedy White Sox Joe di Maggio di Maggio

Roundup of sports and coaching moves in New York

New York news notes 90 applicants for Casey Stengel’s Brooklyn job. National League figure to lead the Dodgers likely Burleigh Grimes. Jimmy Johnston targets Mike Jacobs as a Shylock while Bob Pastor and Joe Louis seek gate share and a year’s option. Army to face Harvard, Penn to scare Princeton, North Carolina vs New York U, Georgia Tech Duke winner eyed for Rose Bowl. Wallace Wade praised, Ralph Kercheval notes long kick headlines, Meehan orders silent treatment for Holy Cross, Henry Lewis prepares for Harvey, Wisconsin tipped to upset Notre Dame.

New York Casey Stengel Brooklyn Steve McKeever Daffy Dodgers Burleigh Grimes Jimmy Johnston the Garden Mike Jacobs Mike Bob Pastor Joe Louis Louis Johnston Army Harvard Penn Princeton North Carolina New York U Wallace Wade Ralph Kercheval Chick Meehan Manhattan Holy Cross John Henry Lewis London Len Harvey Wisconsin Notre Dame

Lions Host Emporia In Haskell Stadium Clash

Lawrence high school Lions meet Emporia high school Spartans at Haskell Stadium with kickoff tonight. Emporia favored after similar losses to Topeka. Lions rely on passing attack while Spartans face injuries and illness in lineup. Probable starters include Rebehild Bumgarner Palmateer Bailey Rephert and others for both teams.

Lawrence High School Lions Emporia High School Spartans Haskell Stadium Emporia Altho Topeka Alfred Smith Spartans Edd Wood Lions Lawrence Emporia Rebehild Bumgarner Palmateer Bailey Rephert Zimmerman Frink Vanway Stewart Morse Neiderer Auduchon Penny Lowry Allen Ponnellan Anderson JK Brown - Johnson

Pro Grid Wages Shift In Professional Football Salaries

New York Giants president John V. Mara says the era of star salaries is over as linemen earn about 100 dollars per game and backs 150. The system now distributes pay more evenly across the squad with full season contracts. He cites past earners like Ken Strong and Harry Newman and notes Jay Berwanger’s demand for 100000 a year was not guaranteed.

New York John V. Mara New York Giants Mara Ken Strong Harry Newman Giants Jay Berwanger AMS

Creighton and Drake Settle Missouri Valley Supremacy

Des Moines Iowa October 16 61 Creighton and Drake two Missouri Valley teams seen as the strongest in the early warmup games meet tonight to prove they are truly powerful or that opponents were overmatched. The Bluejay Bulldog clash is expected to feature veterans and sophomores amid a season of rising competition.

Des Moines Creighton Drake

Football Calendar Colleges Week Two Schedule

Friday games include Haskell against Benedicts in Atchison, McPherson versus Baker in Baldwin, Ottawa meeting Kansas Wesleyan at Sat ua, College of Emporia versus Pittsburgh at Pittsburg, and Southwestern at Emporia. Saturday features Kansas versus Oklahoma at Lawrence, Nebraska versus Indiana at Lincoln, Kansas State against Marquette at Milena, and Missouri versus Michigan State at Kastis ing.

Haskell Benedicts Atchison McPherson Baker Baldwin Ottawa Kansas Wesleyan Kansas Gkichena Lawrence Nebraska Indiana Lincoln Kansas State Marquete Milena

Lawrence Grid Teams Face-To-Back Weekend Action

Lawrence football fans enjoy a home slate with two games this weekend as Lawrence High meets Emporia at Haskell Stadium tonight and ERU battles Oklahoma tomorrow at Memorial Stadium. The Haskell Indians visit St Benedict’s in Atchison while Coach Wood’s Lions aim to rebound from a mixed 2-2 start. The Kansas Sooners travel to Kansas for a key rivalry, with KU seeking an upset against Oklahoma as Nebraska also looms on the weekend schedule.

Lawrence Nere Lawrence High School Emporia Haskell Stadium ER. U Oklahoma Memorial Stadium Haskell Indians Atchison St. Benedict's College Edd Wood Lions Topeka Leavenworth Wood Sooners Kansas Tulsa Colorado Texas

Kansas Colleges Set Key Grid Races Across Conferences

Kansas City Oct 16 With a shakeup looming five Central and Kansas conference games highlight the week. Southwestern faces Emporia Teachers in a tight matchup while Wichita meets Fort Hays State in a pivotal over the weekend. Pittsburg travels to College of Emporia as Emporia Teachers carry edge in a wavering season. Big games at Baldwin pit McPherson against Baker as Ottawa, Wesleyan and others jockey for position. St Benedicts and Haskell clash among independents.

Kansas City Kansas Southwestern Emporia Teachers Wichita Fort Hays State Pittsburg College of Emporia Emporia Washburn College Baldwin McPherson Baker Ottawa Rockhurst Kansas Wesleyan Wesleyan McPherson, C Pittsburg College of Emporia Pittshore

Vinland Rural Life notes and events at the fairgrounds

Vinland community news covers a wiener roast at the fairgrounds, social events for the Rural Life Association, births, travels, church meetings, and school activities. Highlights include the birth of Betty Jo Griffis, senior Frances Willard program at Vinland High, a 4–3 softball win over Edgerton, new officers for a local meeting, and glee club music plans.

Rural Life Association Fairgrounds Fred Griffis Betty Jo Griffises Vinland California Clyde Neely Jamison AL. McNeely Juanita Linne Bill Stone Lawrence Juanita Potter Kan Fiord Talley Harry Hemphill Etsel Moore Pleasant Grove John Rockhard H. R. Husted St. Francis Clara Hoskinson Earl Jameson Les Cleland Chester Miskimen Bruce Holcom Edward Bocle Hoys Glee Club Trin Derry Londonderry Air Mary Helen Brown Wandra Pollard Gilbert and Sullivan Shertzinger Red Cross Juanita Heinrich Helen Hubbard

Barker Picks Sooners Huskers Marquette Among Gridiron Victors

Associated Press notes a slate of upsets and strong showings as Barker forecasts winners for major college football games. He favors Navy over Yale, Ohio State over Northwestern, Army over Harvard, Southern California over Washington State, and Duke over Georgia Tech, among others, citing offense, defense, and form. The piece surveys numerous matchups with decisive picks and regional pride driving Friday through Saturday action.

Barker Sooners Huskers Marquette Associated Press New York Navy Yale Penn Northwestern Ohio State Buckeyes Witt Panthers Bucks Harvard Army Crimson Monk Meyer Southern California Washington State Trojan Zack Tulane Tuhine Temple Carnegie Tech Owls Carnegie S. Penn Princeton George Washington Arkansas Arkin People New York University North Caro

Good Deed Week Planned by Local Girls

Frances York Irene Lutz Roberta Hammond and Vivian Madt were appointed to organize Good Deed Week set to start October 9. During the week each girl will perform a daily good deed to benefit the community and promote civic spirit.

Fountains Frances York Irene Lutz Roberta Hammond Vivian Madt

Farm sale in Valley Grove changes hands to Wickershams

Alice Hinman sold her 40 acre Valley Grove farm to E A Wickersham. The Hinman family and Mize couple had resided there after moving from Topeka. Wickershams moved onto the farm in the past week. C H Aull family welcomed a 12 pound daughter Flora Marie. A Smith Champion descendant reunion is set for Frank Champion’s home Sunday as Richard Petrie recently visited Melvin Me.

Alice Hinman E. A. Wickersham Frank Champion Richard Petrie Melvin Me

Revival Services To Begin In Williams Town This Week

Elgar Smith traveled to Lawrence on Tuesday to visit relatives who came from Indiana to his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Smith. The Smith family previously lived here. Ghechee, injured in a recent car crash near Oskaloosa, remains unable to sit up. Reverend Charles Trower of La Tour Missouri plans a revival tour in Williams Town this week.

Ghechee Oskaloosa Melvin Charles Trower la Tour Williamstown Elgar Smith Lawrence Indiana W. L. Smith Smith's Here

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