Kansas Preps For Cornhusker Team
Kansas Jayhawkers train five days before we face Nebraska in a key Big Six clash. Coach Ad Lindsey emphasizes hard work to raise conditioning and improve punting and kicking as the Huskers’ stout defense shapes the game plan. backs are drilled with multiple sets including Beach, Smith, Dumm, Schaake, Kell, Nesmith, Weaver, Brinkman, Manning, Gridley, Plaskett and Laub as injuries loom and history favors the visitors.
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Kansas Jayhawkers
K. U
Ad Lindsey
Jayhawk
Iowa State
Kansas
Nebraska
Lindsey
Jayhawkers
Jayhawker
Cyclones
Huskers
Lincoln
Beach
Smith
Dumm
Schaake
Kell
Nesmith
Weaver
Brink ™Man
Manning
Gridley
Plaskett
Laub
Kansas-Nebraska
Ear Kansas Nebraska
Penny Ennai FE
Night game tickets on sale for Haskell Washburn clash
Haskell and Washburn college meet in a night football game at Indiana stadium. Tickets are on sale at the athletic office and Round Corner drug store. Washburn coach Ernest Beare reports strong demand with 1000 tickets sent to Topeka selling fast. Prices are 1.10 dollars including tax. The Braves make their final home appearance against the Ichabod eleven in the Central Kansas conference.
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Haskell
Washburn College
Indiana Stadium
Round Corner
Braves
Ichabod Eleven
Bull Con
Central Kansas
Ernest Beare
Wash
Topeka
Friendship League Names Chant Reeding President
Newly organized Friendship bowling league opened thirty weeks of play at Lawrence recreation parlors last night and elected officers Chant Reeding president Dan Reed vice president Cliff Har Lawrence treasurer. League bowls every Monday night as Franklin company sends two full teams to Lawrence for local league competition.
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Friendship Bowling League
Lawrence Recreation
Chant Reeding
Nen
Dan Reed
Law
Cliff Har
Lawrence
Franklin Company
Strange as It Seems Fort North Cove Guns Dismantled
Pacific coast fort built in World War I remained unused for twelve years. Two six inch disappearing guns were manned by 33 sailors. Armistice led to withdrawal, leaving one Private Daily at the fort to care for the gun. The gun crew never fired. A New York woman swam the Hudson in handcuffs once linked to Gerald Chiepmann. John Hix notes frontier natives of the southern Philippines who are American citizens but unaware of it. Tomorrow: A Bottle's 20,000 Mile Voyage.
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North Cove
Washington
Fort Warden
A. E. Daily
Gerald Chiepman
Lottie Schommell
New York
Hudson River
Seventy-ninth Street
Schoemmel
Philippine Island
Injuries Complicate Big Six Football Prep Week
Kansas City October 18 Injured backfield players burden Oklahoma Nebraska Iowa State as they prepare for weekend Big Six games. Oklahoma’s Bill Little and Dick Sims miss workouts. Nebraska star George Sauer with a cast on his left hand aims to be ready for Saturday’s Kansas clash. Iowa State captain Dick Grefe sidelined with a bruised hip. Kansas State and Missouri also report injuries and lineup shuffles as coaches stress punting passing and speed.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa State
Little
Bill
Pansze
Texas
Kansas State
Dick Sims
Towa State
Kansas
A. N
Bo) McMillin
Wildcats
Missouri
Frank Carideo
Jack Swatek
Clarence Harris
Ted Bland
Bob Edison
Blue Diamonds May Quit A A U Court Circuit Kansas City
The Kansas City Star reports the Kansas City athletic club may not field a basketball team in the Missouri Valley AAU league this season. No definite decision yet, but if they decline, the Southern Kansas State team from Wichita could be moved to Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Athletic Club
Star
Southern Kansas Stave Lines
Wichita
Wagner to Wrestle Again at Perry Texas Rules Headliner
Tommy Wagner Lawrence and Wildcat Sullivan Topeka headline a Perry wrestling show under Texas rules. The event, moved to Perry’s larger arena to host 1,500 fans, features a finish match and a 8:30 p.m. start with Ralph Clark Topeka facing Lee Spence Dover and preliminary bouts F. E. Ross Perry Eddie Morris Topeka.
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Perry
Tommy Wagner
Lawrence
Wildcat Sullivan
Topeka
Texas
F. E. Ross
Ralph Clark
Lee Spence
Dover
Kan
Farmer Ross
Eddie Morris
Boxing Results From National Association Heavyweights
National Boxing Association light heavyweight champion non title bouts feature EneHe Philagemnia-stamey Jersey outpointed Tommy Loughran in Philadelphia. Don Perrin outpointed Frankie Cawley in Pittston. Joe Knight outpointed George Nichols in Charleston. Dick Daniels outpointed Tiger Roy Williams in Des Moines. Tony Galento knocked out Natie Brown in Newark. Primo Carnera stopped Jack Taylor in Louisville.
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Philagemnia
Stamey Rorella
Jersey
Tommy Loughran
Delphia
Don Perrin
Frankie Cawley
Pittston
Charleston
S. C
Joe Knight
Cairo
George Nichols
National Boxing Association
Hght
Des Moines
Towa
Dick Daniels
Minneapolis
Tiger Roy Williams
Chicago
Newark
N. J
Tony Galento
Oranne
Natie Brown
Califonia
Louisville
Primo Arera
Niagy Aeout
Jack Taylor
New
Northwestern's Frankest football gambit ends in memory
In 1920 Northwestern coach Charlie Bachman devised a flawless final play involving star halfback Jim to score against Rutgers. A misread signal caused Jim to freeze at left half after a three yard gain, then cry out in mock injury, halting the planned wide end run and leaving the series unresolved.
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Associated Press
Charlie Bachman
Northwestern
Rutgers
Jim
Cage Drill Call at Kansas Start of Fall Workouts
Three lettermen will attend the first fall basketball drill at the University of Kansas. Tonight at 7:30 in Robinson Gym head coach Dr F C Allen and freshman coach Forrest Goox will lead last season's lettermen and select freshmen in initial practice. Participants include Bill Johnson Paul Harrington and Ernest Vanek along with Elmer Schaake who is back this year after football duties. Visitors Pat Mason of Rockhurst College and Oscar Welshon watched Kansas football practice yesterday. Charley Friend, Lexington based horse, has six straight turf track wins this season.
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University of Kansas
Robinson Gym
F. C. Allen
Anid Forrest Gox
Bill Johnson
Paul Harrington
Ernest Vanek
Elmer Schaake
Pat Mason
Rockhurst College
Oscar Welshon
Spalding Sporting Goods
Klein Named National League Mvp For 1932 Season
Charles Herbert Klein of Philadelphia, a standout right fielder for the Phillies, won the National League Most Valuable Player award for 1932 in a close three way race. He topped Lonnie Warneke and Frank O Doul in points, receiving the award from the Baseball Writers Association of America. The report also notes denials of a rumored $5000000 four club trade involving Cubs Giants Braves Reds with several players named in the circulating tale.
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New York
Charles Herbert
Chuck) Klein
Indianapolis
Philadelphia Nationals
Klein
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinal
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
J. Roy Stockton
St. Louis
Phillie
Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Pines
Frank
Lefty) O'Doul
Brooklyn
Writers’ Committee
Warneke
O'Doulished
Paul Waner
Pirates
Riggs Stephenson
Cubs
Dazzy Vance
Rogers Hornsby
Bob O'Farrell
Pittsburgh
James Bottomley
St. Lou
Boston
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Hazen Cuyler
Pat Malone
Gabby Hartnett
Frank Hogan
Freddy Lindstrom
Giants
Wally Berger
Braves
Floyd
Babe) Herman
Reds
Berger
Herman
Lindstrom
Hogan
Cuyler
Hartnett
Malone
Elks Bowling Scores Highlight Spears Shimaron Bell
Spears rolled 158 and Shimaron 200 to lead Elks in bowling. High line noted Bell Exlmondyon TH Nuhne with 154. Edmondson 684 Kulute 544 plus Tonlight Berner Houk and Fink contributed solid scores.
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Bell
Edmondson
Kulute
Tioh Berner
CL Houk and
Fink
Linwood Women Attend Farm Bureau Meeting in Leavenworth
Mrs. Thomas Frederick spent Saturday in Kansas City. Linwood residents joined a large crowd at a De Soto wrestling event Saturday evening. Mrs. John Parry and four other Linwood women motored to Leavenworth last Saturday for a Farm Bureau meeting on achievement day.
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Thomas Frederick
Kansas City
Linwood
de Soto
John Parry
Clinton Siscoe
Carl Meinke
Fay Parry
Frank Reed
Venworth
Farm Bureau
Mary Schehrer Dies at 61 in Eudora Baldwin
Mary Schehrer born September 17 1871 near Eudora died October 12 1932 after two years at home following a stroke. She married Lorenz Speicher July 19 1892 and had fourteen children. survivors include husband eleven children and six grandchildren. Funeral services were held October 15 at Baldwin Catholic Church with burial in Eudora cemetery. Also notes a September 20 program by Miss Irene Neis and pupils and local visits in Baldwin and Eudora.
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Mary Schehrer
Eudora
Lorenz Speicher
Charles
Baldwin
Anna Hadl
Willian
Lawrence
Julius
Topeka
Clara Armstrong
Legompton
Helen Jardon
Stepen
Frank
Lorenz
Bertha
Theresa
Mary
Agnes
Wendelin Schehrer
Joe Schehrer
Carrie Eder
Tenurchy
Eudora Cemetery
Irene Neis
Walter Parsons
Scott Hurson
Harry Werts
OsKalgosa Guests At Gilbert Dinner In Topeka
Mr and Mrs Abe Gilbert of Topeka hosted dinner for Mrs Gilberts parents Mr and Mrs W D Monroe on Sunday. The Monroes, with their daughter, returned home that evening for several days visit, returning Tuesday. Mrs Robert Campbell and her young son of Tonganexie visited her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Johnston. Mrs F W Coleman stayed in Winchester last week to care for her aged mother Mrs Elizabeth OW. Rev Caughran of Winchester Christian church spoke at the union prayer meeting.
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Linwood Farm Bureau
Algie Kirkman
Estal Starr
Floralee
Neodesha
Linwood
C. C. Burnett
Selah Burnett
James Smith
E. R. Farwell
Beverly
Federated Church
Mararet
Emporio Tate Teachers College
Farwell
Schell Jones
Thomas
Bucyrus
Arthur Baird
Abe Gilbert
Topeka
Winchester Christiam Church
Union Preyer Meeting
Lewis True
le Cygne
Frances McClellan
J. E. Dickerson
Kansas City
Epha McIntosh
E. B. Slade
C. W. Sparr
Lawrence
Otto Barteldes
Barbara
J.P. ‘Immerman
J. M. Firich
Alethodist Church
Broyles
Ann Black
Hartshorn
Kta
Judge
Decker
Clyde Breeks
Valley Falls
Grace Leaverton
Vic Shrader
Mary Roberts
B. P. Deavis
John Terhune
F. H. Roberts
Fred Smith
Homemakers Club
Lone Tree
Ned Rice
Frank Wray
Smith
Hazel Brown
Frances Willard
Frank Insley
Jacksoner EE
Local social and church notices from Democracy area
The Wednesday evening service at the Presbyterian church was attended with family and in laws present. The Woman's Club of Democracy meets Monday at 2:30 at Mrs. David Grayson's home. guest speaker expected. Several residents and visitors join various events including KU Fine Arts students Billie Leech and Marie Stevens, Mrs. J. L. Heberling hosting, and highway work progress on 73W from Nortonville to Williamstown. Community updates cover fires on the Geseman farm, Topeka visits, W P F M S district meeting speakers, and local social notices from Curtis, Kansas.
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Presbyterian Church
Caughran
Denver
Woman's Club of Democracy
David Grayson
Elmer Partridge
Oklahoma City
Joe Brown
Billie Leech
Marie Stevens
Kansas University
Lawrence
J. L. Heberling
Wakarusa
A. J. Simon
W. E. Dickerson
Bonner Springs
Nortonville
Williamstown
Betty Perry
K. U
Arthur Perry
Amos Leech
B. P. Davis
Curtis
Patrick
Topeka
County Grang
Curtis ‘Patrick
Trusdale
Montana
Kansas Avenue Church
Methodist Society
Mary Shannon
Isabelle Thorburn College
Lucknow
India
Elsie May Power
Rangwoon
Burma
Frank Roberts
Carter Dickinson
Hiawatha
National Society
Helen McMillan Middlebrook
Dr. Shannon
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Reeding
John Bix
John Hix
Wales
Mew
Vane
A.E. Daily
Ie Waole
Wagh
Moana
A. A. U. Court Circuit
Wagner
EneHe
The
Charley
Lexington, Ky
Heck Wilson
Hack Wilson
Frank Frisch
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia
Sia
ELKS
Franklin Ae
Houk
Dan ‘Reed
Abhright
Aju Das
Ranklin
Klink Bere
As Ag
Kramer
Redding
Beddel
Init
Skelly
Sosey Borne
Neal
Marsha
Schlegle
Jones
Eoon
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
George
George Mungir
Pennsylvania
Caged
Vbram
Teenie
Bill Ingram
California
Bears
Tommy
Skeeter
Raze
Glenn Chaffin
Hal Forrest
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