Kansans Dri es on Tulsa Formations
Kansas coach Ad Lindsey preps for a clash with Tulsa as Kansas scrimmages with freshmen in a dummy run. Ray Hafford returns at quarterback with Peterson and Dumm at backs, Beach at fullback. Beach linebacking and a strong Jayhawk defense hinder Tulsa long passes and the spread offense in a rough scrimmage.
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Dees
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Jayhawkers Prep for Tulsa Scrimmage With New Plays
Kansas grid staff considers heavy scrimmage before Tulsa game to ready the team after a Notre Dame match. Coach Lindsey introduced new formations based on deception and field running to boost trick play effectiveness as the squad prepares for the Hurricanes.
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Hafford shines in end runs as reserves hold form
Hafford featured in multiple end runs while the big fullback impressed with speed. Dr. F C Allen supervised a lengthy signal and pass drill with nearly two squads. Edwin Phelps, formerly a guard, played center for the reserves Saturday, directing the line and keeping no faulty passes.
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F.C. Allen
Lindsey
Edwin Phelps
Phelps
Watkins
Plans for Negro circuit to place teams in midwest south
Kansas City October 18 AP I Wilkinson owner of the Monarchies announced plans under consideration for the creation of a Negro baseball circuit. Cities eyed include Kansas City Birmingham Nashville Memphis St Louis Louisville Indianapolis and others as potential franchises for next season.
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Princeton Kicks Notch In 1911 Dartmouth Game
Wallace De Vitto booted a dramatic field goal to give Princeton a 1911 win over Dartmouth. The ball bounded along the ground and over the cross-bar after a high bounce, with witnesses debating whether Llewellyn touched it. The referee ruled it a goal from the field, per the rule allowing such a kick over the cross-bar.
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Spartans Meet Philadelphia In Exhibition Tilt Tonight
Fresh from a 13 to 0 win over Boston Redskin, the Portsmouth Spartans clash tonight at Philadelphia with the Eagles. Patsy Clark's squad report slight injuries to Elmer Schaake and John Cavosie, who scored on a long pass, kick and field goals. Presnell leads scoring with 24 points as Bears stay undefeated atop the league.
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Eagles
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Elmer Schaake
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Glenn Presnell
Nebraska
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Cage Cardinals
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Jon
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James Millikan
Presnell
Lawrence High Heads to Emporia in EKC Showdown
Lawrence High football travels to Emporia for a crucial EKC race clash. Both teams sit atop the standings after tied records, with Emporia routing Ottawa and Topeka beating Manhattan last week. Lawrence seeks a strong bid while studying Emporia backfield threats.
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Topeka
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Lawrence
E. A. Wood
Lawrence High Eleven
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Sauer Shares Touchdown Honors With Six Huskers
Lincoln October 18 AP George Sauer stars as Nebraska fullback in a 26 to 0 win over Texas and 20 to 0 over Iowa State College. He accounts for multiple touchdowns alongside teammates Masterson Skewes LaNoue Yelkin and Williams as the Cornhuskers show depth beyond Sauer. Schedule notes from Kansas junior college games follow with results and upcoming matchups.
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Texas
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Masterson
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Yelkin
Williams
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Unbeaten Elevens to Play Saturday Across Regions
New York Oct 18 AP Unbeaten teams clash in 15 major football games this week shaping regional title races. Eastern duels Princeton Columbia Penn Dartmouth Harvard Holy Cross Yale Brown and others bolster or challenge prospects as undefeated Notre Dame faces Carnegie Tech and Detroit tests. Midwest features Michigan vs Ohio State and Pitt vs Army while Nebraska Kansas State and Tulsa also surface. Southern California, Michigan, Utah and Pitt-Colgate remain strong contenders in their conferences.
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Tulsa
Phillips A
Oregon State
Southern California
Trojans
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Shreveport
Centenary Faces Five Southwest Conference Foes This Season
Centenary and Louisiana College start a demanding schedule facing Baylor Texas Christian Southern Methodist and Texas A and M. The team also meets George Washington University in Washington D C in its first inter conference games in years.
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Louisiana College
Texas
Baylor
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Texas A. & M
University of Tennessee
George Washington University
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Husker clash with Kansas State in pivotal showdown
Nebraska’s passing defense faces Kansas State led by Bo McMillin in a crucial game. The 1930s era matchup features Wildcats’ running game with Graham Russell and Stoner, while Nebraska counters with Masterson Sauer and a reshaped backfield. Historic notes recall past thrashings and tense renewals, including a 6-3 1931 thriller and notable safety plays as Nebraska seeks a decisive conference win.
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Wichita State football faces charges amid poor sportsmanship
Reports claim Wichita University players taunted Emporia Teachers and struck opposing athletes after a game. The Teachers demand an investigation and suspensions. The piece also notes discussions of a sleeper play and references C. E. McBride as umpire, plus comments on river duck hunting, Haskell Grinnell clash on November 11, and a two-division National Football League season leading to a playoff.
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Kansas public shooting ground draws duck hunters
The Forestry, Fish and Game Commission asks sportsmen about favoring public duck shooting grounds. Republic County offers a 766 acre lake near Jamestown with forty blinds and a caretaker to guide hunters. The lake, expected to draw many this fall, was floodlogged last year and now aims to provide good shooting and support from the Fish and Game Department.
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Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
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Tiger and Jayhawk Fans to Sit in Same Stands
Columbia Mo Oct 18 AP The football rivalry between Missouri Tigers and Kansas Jayhawks will be seated together in adjoining sections at the Missouri Kansas game in Lawrence on November 30. Students from both institutions will share the same side of the field in a symbolic gesture of amicable rivalry.
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Steve Farrell Dies After Sudden Heart Attack
Ann Arbor Mich Oct 18 AP Stephen J Steve Farrell a noted spinner of tall yarns and renowned track coach, died suddenly of a heart attack while playing golf at the university course. He coached at Yale Maine and Ohio State before Michigan in 1919 and would have been 70 December 26. A minor schedule change was announced for basketball with Kansas and Kansas State exhibition moved to Ann Arbor from Manhattan and the December 15 game shifted to Manhattan.
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