Kansan Aggies Battle Looms In Weekend Grid Clash
A defense heavy Kansas Jayhawkers prep for a Saturday matchup with Oklahoma A&M. Coach Lindsey emphasizes stopping the Aggies aerial attack while Kansas State’s Lynn Waldorf crew counter with a versatile passing and wing play. Frosh practice focused on defense and kicking as injuries and colds trim Jayhawker numbers.
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Ad Lindsey
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Lynn Waldorf
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Anand
Memorial Stadium
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Waldorf
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White
Stukey
Lemsters
Ole Nesmith
Lindsay
Aggies
Peterson
McCall
Gooch Lindsey
Baltimore to honor Babe Ruth with bust memorial
Baltimore plans a Babe Ruth memorial bust in his boyhood city. Paul Burke of the Maryland Amateur Athletic Association announced fundraising efforts. Jo Ruth, discovered by Jack Dunn at St Mary's Industrial School, helped initiate the tribute. Howard W. Jackson to pick the site. Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean may contribute during an exhibition game tomorrow night.
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Babe Ruth
Paul RE. Burke
Maryland Amateur’ Athletic Association
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Jack Dunn
St.Mary's Industrial School
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Orioles
Ed Iup
Howard W. Jackson
Burke
Dizzy" Dean
Orli
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul
Deans
Ore
Nebraska football schedules practice with clocked routine
In Nebraska Oct 17 AP report coach Bible tightens practice via a clocked timetable. Daily plan details start times for calisthenics, specific group drills, and scrimmage sessions, with a manager verifying adherence to the schedule.
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University of Nebraska
Nebraskas
Hesallois
AuThén
Home Team Jinx at Memorial Stadium Sparked by Kansas State Quad
Manhattan October 17 1929 Kansas State faces a homecoming test against Kansas University hoping to end a two decade home field jinx. The Wildcats last won at home in 1926 while KU hasn t won in Lawrence since 1921. Kansas State has not scored a touchdown against KU in Memorial Stadium since 1926 but prior jinxes were broken in 1924 and locals hope the home team curse finally ends this year.
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Kansas State
Kansas University
Kansas
Lawrence
K. U
Memorial Stadium
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Ahearn Field
Wildcat Partisans
Lawrence High Lions Preparations For Emporia Game
Lawrence High prepares for a Friday night Eastern Kansas Conference football game against Emporia High at Haskell Stadium. The Lions plan a full program with band performances directed by C. K. E. Sawhill and a large attendance including Emporia supporters. Officials include Forrest Lox as referee and A. Woestemeyer as umpire. The outcome could balance Lawrence's conference record.
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Woestemeyer
Pire
John ‘Stiner
Heddtines
Indians Off Thursday Game With Duquesne
The Haskell Indians football squad is slated to travel for a Thursday game against Duquesne University. Coach Gus Webb indicated about 25 players would accompany the trip while the mentor discusses scores and outcomes for the matchup.
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Haskell
Aggies Are Busy for Kansas Classic On Blocking Aiding Win
Manhattan October 17 Wesry Kansas State scout calls the Wildcat eleven the best in years as they focus on blocking and tackling for the Kansas classic against Kansas. The team discusses first half struggles against Marquette, team weights, and the hope to have Shuffer Dodge City back to play Saturday.
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Wes‘ Ry
Kansas State
Ad Lindsey
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Galden Avalanche
Lynn Waldorf
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Chyde
Tiny) Moore
K. U
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Moore
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Shuffer
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Mort Scott
Coffeyville
Ravens
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KK. U
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Rostoy Redskins
Pittsburgh
Prink
Pete
Russ Tisher
Hermann Sehneidman
Gornhuskers
Ossie Solem
Nebraska
Salem
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Texas
Nestle
Sawyer
Emporia
Mason-Dixon Line
Oklando
Jerome Deamvitching Ace Named NL MVP for 1984
In Chicago on October 17, Jerome Dizzy Deamvitching of the St. Louis Cardinals was announced as the National League's most valuable player for 1984. The notice notes his standing as a world champion and his value to the team.
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Dean
Chicago
Jerome
St. Louis
Cardinals
St Benedicts fans laud team in big score win
In a packed account the town boasts of St Benedicts college and a strong performance against Kansas Jayhawkers last week 34 to 12 praised by Sports Editor Gene Sullivan. The piece highlights Jarry Mullins tactics and notes Gus Welch of Haskell Athletics for his fairness while recounting recent prep and college football happenings across the region.
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Kansas Jayhawkers
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Jarry Mullins
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Gus. Welch
Haskell
Oklahoma
Haskell A. & M
Tndigas
Itissour Valley
Welch
Drake-Ay & M
Des Moines
A. A. Exendine
Oklahoma Apiacone
Hunt
Stillwater
Walch
Indians and Washburn Fresh to Clash Friday
The Haskell reserves under Coach John Levi plan a Friday night clash in Topeka against Washburn Freshmen. The Ichabod lineup includes Fisher and Nadosh at tackles, Summers and Goslin as guards, Kenat at center, Ander at quarterback, with Hunter and Williams on the line and broad expectations for a hard early season test.
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Washburn College
Topeka
Icha
Moore
Washburn
Ichabod
John Levi
Tlaskell
Fisher
Nadosh
Summers
Goslin
Hunter
Williams
Kenat
Ander
Unclear Names From Partial OCR List
A fragmentary OCR line lists numerous names with unusual punctuation and spacing. The readable names include Rusben Chalakee Floyd Man red Miles Haley Pence Ar le McDonalichard Falleaf Harvey West Harry Fairbanks Forrest Jones Richard West Bill Butler Donald Quarderer Bill Fal leaf Co-Capt Ed Wapp Delos Bo tone Pete Cimino Oto Smith John nie McDenver Wilton Palmer Lofa Hay.
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Floyd Manred Miles
Haley Pence
Arle McDonalichard
Falleaf
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Harry
Fairbanks
Forrest" Jones
Richard “West
Bill Butler
Donald
Quarderer
Bill
Wapp
Delos Botone
Pete Cimino
Oto Smith
Johnnie McDenver
Wilton Palmer
Lofa Hay
Rains Visit Kansas Drops Chilly Weather Across State
Topeka Oct 17 AP Rain ended a fierce Indian summer as a broad rain belt spread across southern Kansas and expected to reach statewide by tonight or tomorrow. Western counties faced critical drought, while southeastern Kansas received heavier falls including 2.71 inches at Walnut. Temperatures to fall to near 45-56 degrees across regions with 69-70 expected in parts tomorrow.
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Dodge City
O'Elock
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Arkansas City
Wichita
Pittsburg
Flora
Canada
Prince Albert
Reserve Officers Observe 15th Anniversary in KU Observatory
The Douglas county chapter of the Reserve Officers association marks its fifteenth anniversary at a 7 46 tonight meeting in the University of Kansas observatory. Attendees include ROTC seniors from KsU and a Topeka delegation. Col Dinamore reads minutes, Chancellor Lindley speaks, Col Koenig discusses Army coordination. Refreshments served. late Col Walker honored.
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Douglas County
Reserve Officers Association
University of Kansas Observatory
United States
Unitedites
Topeka
of. R.O.T.C
U. Sre
Dinamore Altern
B. H. Lindley
U.talkson
Coreaniention
Army
WC. Koenig
Mofessor
Nila Scienice
PF “Walker
University, of Kansas
First president leads charter meeting in Lawrence
The article notes the first president of the chapter and lists charter members expected for tonight's meeting in Lawrence including Colonels Atter and the present chapter president Charles B. Holmes with Dr. Frank M. McFarland and CG.T. Hough. Weather permitting the observatory telescope at Cliffs near Baldwin will be used after the meeting under Professor Alter. Several local residents visited or hosted events this week, including suppers at Professor Deal Six’s home and visits to the Rev Husted’s, plus attendance at Clinton schoolhouse for Supt Fisher's talk on the new school Baty system.
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Engineering
First month at school cited with multiple attendees
County Supt. Harold Fisher visited the school October 5 as Mrs Ed Pansch joined guests at a shower for Mrs Albert Summer near Audora. Visitors to the Peters home included Mr and Mrs Walter How ard and others from Lawrence Reno and Redfield. Alumni banquet at the Gen tenary M E church in North Lawence drew many. Lloyd Howard joined Vinland high school freshmen and sophomores on a hike ta The.
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Atha
Wilma
Lila’ Hunter
Charles
Evelyn Ralston
Walter
Eigie
Anna
Hinsing
Lawrence High School
Lloyd Howard
Freshmaty
Vinland High School
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