Haskell Indians Clash In 1932 Home Finale
Washburn Ichabods meet Indiana in a late evening clash at Haskell Stadium with fireworks and the war cry before kickoff at 8. Tickets go on sale with reserved seats at $1 and end sections at 55 cents. public school children under twelve admitted for ten cents. Both squads in shape, weather favorable, heavy local attendance expected as Dietz’s Braves host the Indians in the final home contest of 1932.
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Strange As It Seems by John Hix on Yellowstone logs
A column on diseased forests near Lake Yellowstone, their grotesque log swelling and knotted appearance used in park buildings. It notes blight, outer veranda features, and hot water piping from sewers. It mentions boxing champion Jem Smith and the shift from barefist era under boxing rules. Tomorrow: A Pulse Rate of 1.000.
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Backfield Troubles Plague Big Six Showdowns This Week
Oklahoma faces Kansas State with a battered backfield as Bill Pansze and Dick Simms miss practice. Kansas State also deals with injuries to McAfee and Lee Morgan. Iowa State and Missouri prepare for upcoming games as Husker backfield options shift and Ho kof's injury casts doubt on Saturday action.
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Huskers to wear scarlet in home Kansas clash
Lincoln October 20 The Cornhuskers say when you become used to something it is taken away. Nebraska football prepares for the Kansas game with the Jayhawks wearing white. the Huskers also planned white but will wear scarlet after Kansas changes to white.
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Jayhawker Camp Praises Spirit Ahead of Huskers Clash
Kansas Jayhawker football camp showcases fighting spirit and grim determination as they near the thirty ninth annual Homecoming battle with Nebraska. Coach Ad Lindsey tests new plays while Nebraska counters with a heavier line and expected star players.
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Washburn Ichabods Face Strong Indians In Lawrence
Topeka reports Washburn College lineup strong but for leadership. Quarter Joe Fee, Marked by leadership, leads at quarterback. Halfback Curly Edwinson praised for past scoring and speed. Dan Emrich, former Topeka star, starts at left half. Ichabods beat Barker and Hays State, lost to Tulsa. Hundreds plan to travel to Lawrence for the game and a pregame parade by Blue Penners and Washburn W Club.
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Lawrence Highs Set to Meet Emporia at Night
Lawrence Highs prepare for Friday night action against Emporia after scrimmages with the Haskell Reserves on Haskell field. Coach E A Wood praises the offense while aiming to strengthen the defense. Ireland and Higgins were sidelined with injuries but will travel.
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Attendance declines hit college football gates this season
New York reports show a broad drop in grid receipts with declines of 10 to 50 percent from last year as many colleges cut prices to draw crowds. Some schools like Auburn Stanford and North Carolina State report gains on select games while others struggle. Harvard and the East face sharp drops prompting price reductions and wider ranges for major contests.
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Liston Signs Mexican Quintet for Cage Game
Baldwin Oct. 29 AP Earl S Liston Bak er University athletic director signed a contract to bring the Fall famous Mexican basketball team to Baldwin for the January 16 game. George A Burns a senior and letterman will head the squad until football season ends when Liston takes over. Wildcat prospects improve with Hardinger Cunningham Spear Burns leading a group including Finley Young and others competing for spots.
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Kansas-Nebraska Homecoming game to air on KFKU
Station KFKU of the University of Kansas will broadcast the Kansas Nebraska Homecoming football game Saturday afternoon. The station goes on the air at 1 45 and the announcer will be Guy V Keeler.
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Football Schedule This Week Across Several Cities
Friday games include Lawrence high at Emporia, Washburn at Haskell in Lawrence, Hays at Emporia, Wichita at Pittsburg, Baker at Lindsborg, Ottawa at Salina, all at night. Saturday brings Kansas at Nebraska in Lawrence, Kansas State at Oklahoma in Norman, Kansas vs Missouri in Columbia, Texas at Houston, Drake at Omaha, Oklahoma A and M at Oklahoma City, George Washington at Tulsa.
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Star Kansas Guard Hopes for Victory Over Nebraska
George Atheton, senior guard for Kansas, seeks a win against Nebraska in a key matchup. He has played on two KU teams that lost to the Huskers and this is his third last chance. Past Nebraskas included a disputed 1920 play and notable K U players like Atkeson and Bausch featuring in the battle.
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Baker U Meets Bethany at Lindsborg in reshuffled lineup
Baker University will face Bethany Swedes in Lindsborg as coach Kimi Liston reshapes the lineup for the eighth annual game. Injuries plague Baker with Lowe Hollister and Speck out, but Liston aims for the strongest eleven yet as the two teams split recent meetings.
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Kansas Jayhawkers poised to upset conference rulers
The Big Six clash looms as Kansas seeks its first title since 1916 aided by Ad Lindsey's energized offense. Ames reporter Tom Crocker notes Kansas dominance over Iowa State, praising Dumm and Sehaake and Kansas resilience while Missouri and Oklahoma previews mention a tense gridiron season.
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Gorillas and Builders May Complete Gridiron Season Without a Defeat
Two Kansas college teams Pittsburg Teachers and Southwestern aim for an undefeated 1932 season but a 7 to 7 conference tie prevents perfect percentages under the Central Conference rule. Pittsburg faces Wichita Friday. Southwestern meets Emporia Teachers as conference play resumes.
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Wildcat blocker Peterson to assist Baker coaching
Elton Peterson, former Baker University Wildcat blocker and key 1927 28 team member, has been secured to help coach the Wildcat line for the remainder of the season. Peterson, an all conference back and one of Baker’s famed four horsemen who scored 366 points, will work with Liston in line coaching while Toms stays with relatives for a few weeks.
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Midland and Lawrence Grange Notes and Local Events
About twenty five neighbors and friends of the Toms family gathered at the farm Friday morning and C h u c k e d a large field of popcars. The annual Douglas County Grange meeting was held at Lawrence Saturday with Midland delegates including Mr and Mrs Be Bussing and others. The program followed the business session. Mrs Ea Vermillya spent Sunday at Harveyville and a club gathering is planned for October 27. Mrs J H Cannon sister in law of Mrs M Suiter died suddenly at her home in see last Monday.
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