Lawrence and Emporia Tug at Rain Soaked Clash
Lawrence and Emporia played a hard fought game as rain soaked the field. Petty starred with a 50 yard punt return for a score, while Mason and Pappanito connected for a Lawrence touchdown on a 12 yard pass. Petty also scored on a 15 yard run and the teams traded touchdowns amid turnovers and penalties.
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Lion
Bass
Pappan
Lawrence Tnuchdown
Haskell
Pope Lawrence
Lantbach
Coumare
Panalttes
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Emporig
Lawrence Snitchdown
Pennington
Or’ Pennie
Nebraska's capital name change and track legends contrasted
A fragment outlines Stephen Douglas's role in shaping Nebraska territory and a failed bid to rename Douglas City to Lincoln. It mentions a capital debate and honors, plus brief notes on track records by Glenn Coningham and Jack Lovelock, with Camelot-like travel details of Cunn Midgham.
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Stephen Douglas
Nebraska
Coughis
Douglas City
Chari ‘Ha
Lincoln
Shilar-Reeval Hill
Oraka
Lincolln
Douglas Gite
Dougian
A.dougins
Fragmented 1900s college score fragment list
An OCR scroll of scattered college sports results shows mismatched team names, scores, and places. Readable items include Western Illinois and various teachers colleges with partial scores. The text references Indiana Central Tarkio Rockhurst and Missouri schools with inconsistent numerals.
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East Iesne
Haskell
Renata
Jefferson
Gene
Washington
Fite
West Virginia
Springfield
Boothwectern
McPherson
Ona
St Benedicts Rally Beats Emporia on Rainy Night
Leavenworth Kan Oct 20 AP St Benedicts College football, after falling to Kansas Kanaan, returned to form with a 26 to 6 victory over Emporia College. In a rain soaked game 2,500 fans saw Emporia score once via a pass by ONeil as St Benedicts built a 13 0 halftime lead and maintained momentum into the second half.
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Kan
University of Kanaan
St.Benedict’s
Gallene of Emporia
Atchison
Ravens
Emporians
O'Neil
Raven
Builders Push Gorillas Out of First in Kansas Clash
AP report from Winfield Kansas notes Southwestern College football battling to reclaim top spot as they face Southwester on October 20. The fragmented item mentions a punt and a hard fought effort, with incomplete details about the outcome and key players.
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Winfield. Kan
Southwestern Collége Football
Nee Tate
Iiwestern
Indians Tumble To Duquesne In Homecoming Rout
Pittsburgh Oct 20 AP The Haskell Indians of Lawrence Kansas were crushed by Duquesne 67 to 0 as the Dukes opened with a first period touchdown and staged a dramatic three quarter scoring spree. Indian defense struggled to stop Duquesne drives led by Smith Palmer and McDonald while Duquesne’s lineup featured Fouche, Strutt and Kakasic among others.
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Haskell Indians
Lawrence
Kan
Duquesne
Dukes
Smith
Palmer
McDonald
Factor Paley
Campbell Haskee
Jon
Strutt
Ee Marty
Gates
Polner
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Kakasic
D. Mottistale
Relerse
Benn Biatay Eames
D. B. Dounigherty
J. Incerran
Bart Cav
Anh Eit Goren
Ti Be Goodwin
Bethel Crew Beats Bethany with Varied Scoring Burst
Bethany was defeated 12 to 0 by Bethel crew amid a sequence of second period yards and passing plays. The game featured sustained drives, a rushing touchdown, and later periods of repeated scoring as Bethel extended their lead with a toss to Gans and other efforts, while a separate note mentions quarantines on communicable diseases enforced by religious groups.
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Bethany
Bethel Crew
Soaker Ostening
Theacs
Nies
Gans
Old-Timers Recall Missouri Upsets and New Mexico Gunners
A collage of memories recounts Missouri’s scrappy play against Nebraska and Kansas, plus the fading era of Emporia and New Mexico football. Legendary figures like Gwinn Henry and Ted Beckett surface as the sport’s shifting tides, with focus on teams, venues, and the era’s financial pressures on college football programs.
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Gwinny Henry
Exan
College of Emporia
University of Missouri
Bill- Hargisa
Emporia
Missouri
Nebraska
Lakes
Tigers
Rick
Kan
Rosa Dilla
Jas
St. Louis
Aesson
Gwinn Henry
University of New Mexico
Igsourt
Ed Iuck
Mexico
Echool
Border
Labora
Texas ‘Miners
Henry
Alee
Betch
Baker Lights the Final Touchdown Drive in Narrow Win
In a tense game Baker remained undefeated with a two victory start. Baker surged in the first period as Anderson carried 50 yards for a score. Heine blocked a punt in the fourth quarter. A late fumble recovery behind the McPherson goal line set up Baker’s winning touchdown. Officials included Quigley and Edmonds. Final analytics show Baker gaining yardage with key plays by Anderson and McPherson.
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Bakers
Tnt
Baker
Acore
Anderson
Takiba
Heine
Ce. Eine
Bal Farrow
McPherson
Heloe Hollister Jury
Jurd Ghrist
Arpenter
dicPherson
Firat Dewna
Paanes
G. Eumten Baker
Wellsville defeats Eudora in non league contest
Wellsville beat Eudora 16 to 10 yesterday afternoon. Wellsville relied on a key 10 yard touchdown run in the first half and added the extra point. Eudora threatened late with a passing drive from Paiker to Muller and Rood but fumbled at the Wellsville 1 yard line. Parker and Johnson connected for a later touchdown after nets gains and a long march. Eudora, led by Nein with 16 carries, will play Bonner Springs next Friday in a league game.
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Walleville
Eudora
Wellsville
Wellaville
Ay Eudora Basa
Ute Eudora
Burford
Lin
Eudors
Paixer
Muller
Rood
Beall
Weslaville
Mitchell
Nets
Advancenss
Parker
Johnson
Neis
Nein
Bonner’ Springs
Mary
Kirst
Pastea
Wamed
Wellville
Local social notes list Mrs Sulzen and family visit
Mr and Mrs Theodore Sulzen and family spent the weekend with Miss Steckley, who returned from Metha dist station. Phyllis Sulzen, daughter, was seen with the party on Sunday at Glenn Sun evening, with a note of Miss Steckley’s return.
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Theodore ‘Sulzen
Miss Steckley
Metha
Pet
Ns Iil
Glenn Sun
Phyllis
Waite Dan Ee
Ilohnaon
W. C. ‘McClanahan
Lewis Sales
iVed
Cramer
Bsdy
G. At
Balinammer
Beverly
Charles Scott
Waite Brown
John Chiles
Frank McClelland
Glennchapel
McClellan
Topeka
Rodeheaver
E. M. Basler
W. G. Campbell Tane
Tonzka
Edward” McClana
Sherman
Austin i
Ozawkie
W.H. Glenn
E. J. Hill
Marlion
Lasswell
Wolf Fox
Hunt
Williamstown
Fred Gerstenberger
EU Dora
Ada Stark
Gladya Winter
Zella Tiff
Lenora’ Mellenbrich
Garnett
Helen Brown
Lecompton R. H. S
Mellenbruch
Lecompton R. HS
Brown
Fred, Rothhercer
Margie Ann
Enders
Lawrence
Es Taylor
Community Notices of Local Families and Events
Local residents and families are listed attending gatherings and visiting relatives. Names include McClanahan Cramer Taylor Brown and Chiles with pastors McClellan and Rodeheaver. Weekend visits, hunts north of Williamstown, and church notices are noted along with 4-H banquet invitations in Douglas County.
Harmony Mrs land and kin visit Bley Gottstein kin
Mrs land and family hosted Sunday visit with Gus Ziesenis and relatives from Miswearth at the Ziegenia home Sunday. Rev. and Mrs Rapier and daughter Mrs Christine Eisele of Eudora joined Thursday supper. Mr and Mrs Perry Dunn were Sunday dinner guests with Gottstein family observed Saturday with Hero Hoskinnon and Hubert Gottstein.
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Land
Jstomer Gersten
Berger
Aml
Gus
Ziesenis
Enies
Miswearth
Ziegenia
Sia
Rapier
Christine
Eisele
Eudora
Hen
Aes
Perry Dunn
Ar Ied
Go ‘Gottstein
Perry
Mre
Hero, Hoskinnon and
Hubert
Black Jack News Reflects School and Social Gatherings
Louise Shaffer and W H Dunkel visited Black Jack near Russell County to spend days with Mr. Shaffer at H H Hays home. Guests attended gatherings at the Flora and Bell homes, school photos were taken, and Miss Shelly and Eunice Sheppard visited. The seventh grade began serving hot lunches, a wiener roast and bonfire occurred on school grounds, and several families attended. Dorothy Kalb had a forehead cut requiring stitches after a minor accident. The Independence game featured Black Jack players in intramural play results.
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Mies
Louise Shaffer
W.H. Dunkel
Farl Shaffer
Russell County
Shaffer
H. H. Hays
el Rence
Worden
Baldwin
Henry Schwartz
Glenn Flora
Famuyow
Blanche Shelly
Palisade
Colo
Calla
Henry Bell
E. Kalb
Paul O'Neil
Ralph Kalb
Vint Trusheim
Shelly
Black Jack
Bartlesville
Okla
Rockford Sheeley
Misa_Grace ‘Hays
Ladies Needle Club
W. C. Sheppard
Louis Sehellack
Aoa
Join ‘Hays
Billy
Shep
Mrr
Maurice O'Neil
H .H
Hays
Harley” Dobson
A-Scott
Grace Hays
Dh Kale
Geet
Nm Kramer
Ep Corns
Cand
Ralph
Virgil’ Hand
Mirs
Henry, Bell
Nora’ van Area
Paul
O'Neil
Geraldine
Heal
Fas
Wellss
Ville
Frank
O'N
Sehool
Dorothy Kalb
Elemethia
Misa Doherty
Independence” School
Cn Black
Jack
Safternoon
Dane
Biel
B. L
Earl- Shaffer
Greenwood Valley Social News Recaps and Local Visits
Greenwood Valley notes recount a busy Saturday with Gem girls at a guild event and Sunday family travels to Manhattan. Attendees include Bertschinger, Helen Brown, Wilns Bertachinger, Sophia Damm, Ruth Riley, Amia Jane Warden, Blaie Kellogg, and others. The piece mentions school games, recent absences, and various relatives visiting or traveling between Jersey, Savanagh, and Chase Kansas, with several households hosting dinners and gatherings.
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Otterbelm Guild
Eloge
Brgeents
Bertschinger
Helen’ Brown
Wilns Bertachinger
Sophia ‘Damm
Ruth Riley
Amia Jane
Warden Blaie Kellogg
Gerald
Hanley Bay
Lymon
Holloway
Dessie
Harold Hortorte
Ant
Charles Wells
Chase, Kan'sag
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