Lone Field Goal Defeats L. H in Narrow Victory
Manhattan managed a lone field goal in the final period while L. H. failed to score beyond that. The decisive points came late as Manhattan held on for the win.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1916
Page
2
Lawrence Football Narrowly Falls At Manhattan 3-0
Muddy field and cold day slow the game as Lawrence outplays Manhattan but a 65 yard return was nullified by a penalty. Manhattan then kicks a late field goal for the 3-0 victory. Coach Reber praises Lawrence’s effort and notes luck favored Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Manhattan
Manhattan Hgh School
Lawrence
Howard
Lawrence Nast
Coch Reber
Reber
Jiasses
Lawrence Boys
Bonnie” Reber
McDonald
Harshfield
Behaven
Underwood
McCarty
LeSner
Adair
Hope
Frye
Mifflin
Michigan Hosts Syracuse In Historic Cross Country Meet
On October 28 at Ferry Field Michigan will host Syracuse University for the first time in school history. The cross country contest will be held the day of the Syracuse basketball game, marking a rare intercollegiate clash as Michigan’s team, only two varsity squads strong, expands beyond the Eastern intercollegiate meet tradition.
Baby nurse of ’61 opposed to war
Mrs. Cochran of Troy, known as the baby of Civil War nurses, served 1861 65 as hospital nurse at Nickoluk, now 73, says she loves President Wilson and favors keeping the nation out of war. She wed at 18 and entered service then.
Goale for the soul preacher debate and grid summary
A Kansas City preacher attacks golf as Satanic while a college football game narrative describes Freshmen versus Varsity. Fiske Lindsey and Ruble star on offense with penalties and punts shaping the mid game. Lindsey captains the Varsity despite injuries as Nielsen and Mandeville contribute on defense and receiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varsity
Laslett
Bell
Hacer
Burton
Withur
Janes Hull
Arnel
Verison Goo
Cal
Cross Martin
Paikowsky
R. Goo
Reinhart Frost
Kabler
Bernard Todd
Wises Fiske
Ruble
Pustenbaek
Jdackserna
Lindsey
Cowgill
Bunt
M. Ruble
Mandeville Nielsen
Cee
Minne
Ei Deville
Clark
Ted Haesman
Wagstaad
Wolverines Finish Poorly in Early 20th Century Seasons
The record notes the Wolverines finished last in 1914 and tenth in 1915, highlighting a period of weak team performance and standings within those seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverines
Kansas Wins Again at International Farm Congress
Kansas repeated its success at the International Farm Congress in El Paso winning first prize of 1000 dollars and a silver cup valued at 500 dollars. The agronomy department of the Agricultural College prepared the exhibit featuring farm products grains and forage crops. Competing against 15 other states, Kansas earned top honors for the second year in a row, following last year’s Denver win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Farm Congress
Manhattan
Kans
Kansas
el Paso
Denver
Agronomy
Agriccultral College
Death of Norman Duncan Writer and KU figure
Norman Duncan, well known writer and former adjunct professor at the University of Kansas, died suddenly October 18 while playing golf in Fredonia New York. He lived with his brother FE WH Duncan in Fredonia. Duncan was brother to Prof Robert Kennedys Duncan who founded KU's industrial chemistry department. He spent winters in Lawrence and was a familiar figure there. His notable works centered on Labrador and the mission of Dr Conen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WKOU
Norman Duncan
University of Kansas
Fredonia
New York
Duncan
WH. Duncan
Norman Dunean
Robert Kennedys
Ito
Washington and Jeferson College
Labrador
Conenfell
Faday's Football Schedule Fragments From Various Cities
Readable scraps show games in Urbana Ohio State versus Thmnei and Northwestern against Chicarine at Chicago. Madison hosts Tndians versus Wisconsin and Michigan plays Audie. Other matches include Ames against Missouri in Columbia and Drake versus Washington in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ohio State
Thmnei
Chicago
Varsity Defeats Freshmen In Morning Football Scrimmage
Kansans showed strong play after hard practice as the Varsity beat the Freshmen 19 to 0 on Hamilton field. Nielsen caught a Lindsey pass for the first score, Fiske added an eight yard TD run in the second quarter, and Windsey kicked the extra point to reach 18. A late series featured continued Varsity dominance in offense and defense, with imperfect kicking preventing further scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiske
Lindsey
Frost
Todd
Egan
Zonaline Lust
Olcott
Jay Hicker
Bacs
Wilson
Ilew
Isie
Ian Lindsey
Thame
Pisiss
Ruble
Nielson
McCarty
Hamilton Field
Nielsen
Varsity
Windsey
Reshinan
College Football Schedules From Various Sites
A garbled early 20th century list shows numerous college football matchups across the nation. Entries mention Dallas Odessa Texas. Stillwater Oklahoma. North Dakota. Beloit and Lawrence. Cleveland Western Reserve. Navy versus West Virginia. Penn State against Temple. Columbia against Union. Princeton versus Lafayette. Syracuse versus Pittsburgh. Tufts versus Boston College. West Point versus Trinity. Oregon vs California. USC versus Gonzaga. Washington State etc. The text pairs towns, schools, and opponents in a scattered city by city itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Oklahoma
Texas
AL Payetteville
Ark
Missouri Mines
Arkansas
Stillwater
Okla
Southwest Normal
Oklahoma Aggies
Farge
Ilandine
North Dakota Aggies
AL Grand Forks
MacAlester
North Dakota University
Beloit
Crinnell
Appleton
de Pauw
Rose Poly
Ato Dubuque Creighton Ova
Dalais
Min. Vernon
Cornell
Town Ponche
Annapolis
Navy
West Virini
Philadelphia
University of Penneyinda
Penneyivania State College
Washington, Pa
Washington & Jefferson
Westminster
Lewiston
Maine
Bates
Hamilton
Colgate
Rhode Island
New York
Columbia
Union
Tihaea
Ad Veriland
Nebraska
Orecon Agios
Dberkeley
Orepen
Californi
Unable to Contain Anger Flare Ends in Frustration
A troubled boy named Andrew often loses his temper, breaking toys after scolding. His brother’s broken wagon prompts more tears as Mather asks for the tatters, but Andrew cannot answer, sobbing that he cannot think of enough words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Big Enone
Jhs Mather
The Blushing Brides Dialogue Excerpt
A passage from the Judge features Sulivan Long discussing why brides seem to blush as they walk down the aisle. He suggests some women might think about how to “subdue the lords of creation” after the wedding, prompting cautious speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suilfvan Long
Persian Origin Words in English Most Common
The English dictionary includes about a dozen words traced to Persia. Orange is the most common, and other borrowings cited include shawl taffeta chess caravan Hac dervish emerald indigo azure phazaar jackal musk paradise and scimitar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Clergyman Testifies On Nicotine Quit Program
A clergyman from Ohio testifies after a push to quit smoking shows positive results. The testimony highlights relief from cravings, weight gain, and improved vigor, with references to a free program and enhanced well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bev
Ohio
NCCO
Meng
Peter Ce
Chesterfield and Carlyle Daily Thoughts
A compact reader’s note compiles quotations from Chesterfield The Hymeneal Knot and Carlyle. The notes discuss manners and wealth as measured by love and blessing, with a modern aside about a 2.4G neck in a 15% collar and daily thought reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
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