Kansas vs Nebraska gridiron clash at Memorial Stadium
Preview of the Kansas Jayhawkers vs Nebraska Cornhuskers showdown at Memorial Stadium with kickoff planned for 20 black and advance reports indicating 15 000 to 20 000 fans. Lindsey era aims to lift Kansas to victory amid solid Husker defense and possible lineup changes.
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Golden Valley
Jayhawkers
Toy Norrow
Nebraska Cornhuskers
McCook Field
Memorial Stadium
K. U. Grndsters
K. U. Athletic Office
Gridiron Gladiators
Kansas
Nebraska
Jayhawker
Fragmented account of a perilous train wreck and a football teaser
A garbled narrative recalls a youth from Poland named Joseph Conrad who became an author after learning English late. The passage then shifts to a train crash scene with a frightening sequence where ears appear to be torn and a seventh automobile crash is described. It ends with a teaser about tomorrow's football kickoff without touching the ball.
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Joseph Conrad
PineWay A
Simla
Thor
Jovan
Washburn Ichabods Meet Indians In Rubber Game Tonight
Tonight on the Haskell rectangle Washburn College Ichabods clash with the Indian eleven in the rubber series decider. Coach Dietz leads a hard working crew while Earnest Beary’s Washburn backs and Dan Erlich and Edwinson highlight a strong line. Kansas State figures review coach tenures as a contrast in program stability.
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Eggens
U.S. A
Haskell
Washburn College
Ichabods
Braves
Washburn
Indians
W. H. Dietz
Altho
Earnest E. Beary
Nebraska Huskers
Ichabod
Nebraska
Dan Errich
Clarence
Edwinson
Tigers Again Book Game With Oldest Gridiron Foe
Missouri announces 1933 football schedule details. The Tigers will play Washington University in St Louis on November 18 as a non conference game, marking a change that moves the Kansas game to the following week. Other 1933 dates include Texas intersections, Northwestern, and St Louis University, with Big Six play slated against Kansas State, Iowa State, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska in Columbia.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Washington University
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Washington
University of Texas
Brewer
Tigers
Northwestern
St. Louis University
Ainy
Kansas State
Town State
Ames
Oklahoma
Larrento
Nebraska
Cubs President Favors Single Game World Series Tickets
Cubs president William L. Veeck calls for selling World Series seats one game at a time after reviewing the season’s finances. He notes the three-game package reduced attendance and suggests single game sales if the trade prefers. Singles were offered for the middle games in New York and Chicago but at too late a date to boost sales. Virginia football records show 226 wins 112 losses and 30 ties in 44 seasons.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
William L. Veeck
New York
Virginia
Oklahoma Faces Kansas State as Sooner Substitutes Prepare
Kansas City dispatch notes several Big Six teams will rotate backups for Saturday games. Oklahoma Sooners may limit star halfback Bill Pansze against a strong Kansas State squad in Norman, with his action likely minimal.
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Kansas City
Gie
Bill Pansze
Oklahoma Sooners
Kansas State
Norman
Washburn Ichabods face Haskell in night game at Lone Star arena
Washburn Ichabods prepare for a football clash with the Haskell Braves at B Haskell stadium tonight at a 7 o'clock kickoff. The program includes a pregame fireworks show and a Pueblo war cry led by Sam Pajerito before the kickoff.
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Washburn Ichabods
Haskell Stadium
Fighting Braves
Lone Star Dietz
Washburn
Haskell
Braves
Sam Pajerito
Former School Mates Face Off in Husker Jayhawk Clash
Warren Debus of Nebraska and Ole Nesmith of Kansas, once Belleville high school teammates, meet tomorrow in Lawrence for the traditional gridiron duel. Debus guards for Nebraska and Nesmith quarterbacks Kansas, both still home in Belleville.
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Lincoln
Neb
Belleville
Nebraska
Kansas
Warren Debus
Ole Nesmith
Lawrence
Kans
Debus
Nesmith
High School Team Heads to Emporia for Evening Showdown
Coach EB A Wood leads nineteen Lawrence high players by car at 3:30 PM to meet Emporia high on Kansas State Teachers College field at 7:30 PM. Listed players include Johnson Freese Broadman and Hobson with uncertain details on lineups and referees.
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EB. A. Wood
Lawrence High
Emporia
Emporia High
Kansas State Teachers College
Johnson
Freese
Broadman
W. Duver
F. Duver
Higgins
Kephart
Goble
Robinson
Riling
Pearce
Davenport
Price
Tesla
Haugh
Freshmen Fall Short After Close Bainbridge Tilt
Florida freshmen, mentored by veteran Brady Cowell, faced Georgia in Bainbridge, Ga. The Gators conceded an early interception and field goal, then rallied late with an explosive drive that produced a touchdown but fell short of a perfect season.
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Nced
Brady Cowell
University of Florida
Florida
Georgia
Bainbridge
Floridan
Kansas Linemen Prep For Nebraska Tilt Amid Injury Concerns
Kansas and Iowa State rosters shift with injuries and strategic moves as Kansas linemen prepare to face Nebraska tomorrow. Dick Simms expected to start at post while Ab Walker, Eugene Janz, and others vie for roles. Iowa State shifts Ivan Impson to fullback for Missouri clash, with Cap tain Dick Grefe ready to back at quarterback and Don Grefe at wing. George Sauer may return for Kansas at Lawrence, while Steve Hokus is out two weeks with a bad ankle. Kansas State travels with 25 players as Bo McMillan weighs trip while Frank Carideo notes Missouri’s improving offense. The Kansas City Athletic Club reports its largest physics education class and new golf instruction at Washington University, plus discounted stadium tickets outside the 20-yard lines. Haskell’s final home appearance looms as Dietz oversees a powwow themed build up. Wabash College reports 380 football candidates, while Vanderbilt and North Carolina renew a long, rare series. Word hints ex-U KU lineman Tommy McCall may join Wichita State as a transfer.
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Nebraska
George Sauer
Kansas
Lawrence
Steve Hokus
MAY SHOOT COTTONTAILS AND FOOTBALL RESULTS
State keeps rabbit shooting ban in effect to protect wildlife profits. J P Cammack, state game warden, notes trapping was halted to boost shooting. Football reports Chanute over Parsons 6 0 and Pittsburgh Coffeyville 0 with a Florida rally ending 10 7 after a late kick miscue.
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J. P. Cammack
Chanute
Parsons
Pittsburgh
Coffeyville
Florida Georgia game ends with tense finish at center
A fragmentary account recalls a tense finish where Florida edged Georgia 7 to 0 as players exchanged statements at the Sobbed Center. Dee Harris told teammates he nearly snapped the bail before signals were called, aiming to surprise Acorsia.
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Florida
Georgia
Dee Harris
Acorsia
Elks Bowling Scores Mixed Team Match
A fragmented report shows Elks bowling scores involving Gus Berger and Karly Hitein with unclear opponents. The OCR text reads Die Gimes tomlehr ata Alles Wisttig vs Bulloeks tHouk, indicating muddled names and an uneven match record.
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Gus Berger
Karly Hitein
Gimes Tomlehrata Alles Wisttig
Bulloeks tHouk
Stull Needle Craft Club Meets at Mrs Slusser Home
Yarnold Stull Needle Craft members met last Wednesday afternoon at Mrs U8 Slusser and Mavis home to finish two comforts. Members present include Mrs Ernest Wulfkuhle Mrs August Walter Mrs Wall Anderson Mrs August Kampschroeder Mrs John Stull Mrs I J Kraft Mrs C A Bul liner Mrs O R Plate Mrs C H W Reep Mrs C J Kraft Mrs Elmer Nichols and Miss Grace Walter. Visitors included Mrs Fred Dravis Mrs Mary Lavin Mrs Charlie Kampschroeder Mrs Fred Torn den and Mrs Tom Tes with several children. A pleasant afternoon ended with coco and marshmallows.
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J. D. Gibler
Myrthe Tarpy
Clinton
Frank Ridinger
Katheena Anderson
C.J. Kraft
Elmer Nichols
Grace Walter
Fred Dravis
Mary Lavin
Charlie Kampschroeder
Fred Tornden
Tom Tes
Slusser
Marie
Coco
Frank Kanab
Goldie
Donald
Bimont
Geo. Hout
Gen
Hitdenbrand
Highland Park
Caroline Eberhart
Oklahoma
W. C. Wulfkuhle
Shout
Mes
D. Kraft
O. J. Nuffer
Worden
New Evangelical Church
Myra
A. Hildenbrand
W. C. Wulfkulte
Burgertsid Frm
W. QO. Bidinger
Wilma
Aula
Charles Hout Sind
Evelyn
O. A
Jake Bidinger
Chris Kraft
Garbet
Mrs. Saunders
Missouri
4Lier
Charles Nichols
Fam
Lively Sunday Visits and Local Openings in Leavenworth
Leavenworth residents spent Sunday with M A Anderson and family as guests noon visitors included Mir, Mrs Geo Anderson Sr, Mrs Paul, and Misses Mranves and Cecilin Koehler. Marie Siusser returned to X at Lecompton after a week with home folks. Evangelical church cornerstone laid at Worden. families Otton Abels and George Abels hosted dinner. Mrs Neil Catlin returned to Eudora after caring for sister Mrs Carl Neis of Weaver. Margaret Lowell spent weeks with Mrs Neis. In the evening, Mr and Mrs Grant Adelbrock and Mr and Mrs W Newberry called on Mrs Neis and Grandmother Smith.
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Pete Edelbrock
Jake Strobel
Verner
New Evangelical Church
Worden
Otto Abels
Homewood
George Abels
Neil Catlin
Carl Neis
Weaver
Eudora
Margaret Lowell
Indies attend Tact Aid event in Eudora community room
The Indies including Edith Reusch Vello Brown Vera Parker and several others joined Tact Aid in the Mi church community room in Eudora last Wednesday. Nearby residents Robert Reusch and family hosted card games Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Ralph Bowling and Pete Edelbrock among attendees. Sunday gatherings featured Mr and Mrs Merle Reusch and Miss Delene Bowen among guests from Kansas City and Endera.
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Eudora
Edith Reusch
Vello Brown
Vera Parker
Mattie Kindred
Ellen
Alvena Neis
Catlingil
Minnie Edel
Robert Zinn
Ims
Cae Nee
Kiinsas City
Pred Brown
Robert Reusch
Ralph Bowling
Dy Soto
Pete Edelbrock
Ubwechter
Charline
Tom Banning
Kravthen
Archie Allen
Robert
Reusch
Chikkeny
Edelbrock
Merle Reusch
Tongnoxie
A. Weston
Delene Bowen
Kansas City
John Bowen
Ione Rayemond
Miss Bowen
Ben Erwin
Vaney Grimes
Ben Bartz
Ariiair Eisele
Kate Edelbroek
Airs
Edith Johnsen
Endera
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