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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1926
Page
4
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A reflective piece on football training stressing that a team succeeds when individual talents align under a shared purpose. It argues that teamwork, sacrifice, and discipline trump lone stars and that a true eleven will sacrifice for the whole. The writing cautions against ego and emphasizes unity as the path to success.
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The readable text references a high school schedule at Leav ie home and mentions Ottawa in a garbled phrase about a margin or haul. Details are incomplete and names are unclear.
In Jionea City Oklahoma October 18 AP report states Ponca City Reds defeated Fort Riley Army 16 to 7 to win the Rocky Mountain section polo championship. Fort Sill team played in the final, with Reds overcoming a handicap to secure the title amid local anti saloon league activity and primary election debates by the State Antisaloon League.
A drawing shows Yale’s new memorial gateway and entrance to the athletic area in Haven Conn. The memorial will honor Walter Camp and bear the title The Walter Camp Fields on the gateway. Bronze panels on either side will carry the college’s motto and a tribute to Camp’s legacy across public and private universities where football is played.
The Warhawkers head to Nebraska game with Lattin and Taylor injured, and McMilan and Thornhill sidelined. Kansas faces lineup shortages as coach Franklin Ganpon seeks a workable eleven against the Huskers while Aggies showcase strong offense and Four Horsemen Cochrane Feathers Holt and Ennishawoert lead’s attack. Enns to Holsinger connects for a second quarter score, extra point good.
In a field day report from Aggievill e the Kansas Aggies and KU clash shows Zuber and Cochrane staging a punting duel as Jayhawk leader gains a slight edge. Kansas relies on limited backfield options while Aggies exploit lines through runs of 7 41 and 30 yards. Holsinger shines on defense and special teams as the Aggies claim cross country victory.
Fragmented roster and game stat notes list players by name and position with ages heights and weights. Mentions Aggies and UL in a scoring summary with touchdowns and first downs, but many OCR errors obscure full facts.
Local social notes list visits by Mrs Zora Curtis and others to Olathe and Kansas City. The first Linwood Parent Teachers Association meeting is planned for the high school auditorium with a large turnout expected. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Donald White, plan moves to Texas.
An advertisement touts McCoy’s Cool Liver OU Compound Tablets as a 30 day remedy for thin weak timid or backward children. It promises weight gain strength and mental keenness with a money back guarantee if not effective. The copy claims thousands of frail children have improved and urges purchase through Round Corner Drug Co or any druggist.
Thieves entered the U P Garage in Versailles taking a substantial amount from the wash register. Bloodhounds followed a Kansas City track to Kaw depot but the trail was lost. Suspects likely fled town in an automobile. Nearby residents include Miss Irma Barnett of Chanute and Mrs. J R Watkins of Fairfax as weekend visitors.
Free 5 cent Battle Oil claim promises relief for tired heads dull backs stiff joints and aching muscles. Readers urged to mail address to Dr P D A Williams Co Pepi Gabiseplo Building Mast Hampton Conn for an 85 cent bottle free with no obligation while thousands report benefits since 1892. One free bottle per address.
Roy Gardner returned Tuesday from Kansas City where he visited his daughter Mrs Users Hurhay and family as Mrs Saral Marshell was in town on her way to Base here Kans. Mrs Milter will spend the winter with her sister.
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