Lawrence Triumphs Over Northeast In Thrilling Game
Lawrence High beat Northeast High 20 to 12 in Kansas City Missouri. Schaake scored twice aided by strong interference as Birch, Reed and Moore showcased a sharp aerial attack. Lawrence defense and seven-man line held firm after a Northeast comeback in the second half.
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Mulian Griffin
Lawrent High
Kansa City
Missouri
Northeast High
Thelahres
Schaake
Lawrence
H. Reed
Northeast
Moore
H. Theed
Birch
Lawrence Flack
Northeast 1
Thelin Kennedy Botteil
Posf
Choke
Ittredd
Paint Seltakke
Warthouse
Lawrencr
Rea
Black
Moone
Baughman
Purple
Bunton
Griffin
Wab
Mackie
Fox
Gooch Heeves Peters
Amvoria
Cranial
Immons Munroe
Reyna
Taster
Eunpees
Reed
Baigshman
Te Reed
Roce
Rufiak
Faughman
VyVorkman
Piriéman
Blucher
Manur
Aschneck
Brave Reserves Lose to Emporia Frosh in Junior Game
The Haskell Indians, visiting Emporia Teachers College frosh, led 13 6 at halftime but collapsed in the final period to lose 38 to 18. Emporia tallied after intermission as the yearlings surged ahead, while the Indians struggled with incomplete plays and a tough defense.
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Haskell
Emporia
Teachers’ College
Braves
Emporia Frosh
Tohnaon
Haskell Corgnier
Punt
Neon
Carr
I. Ene
Grepran
Iowa State 1928 Football Schedule Announces Big Six Games
Iowa State released its 1928 football slate listing five Big Six conference games. Key dates include Oct 6 Grinnell at Grinnell, Oct 13 Nebraska at Ames, Oct 26 Missouri at Columbia, Oct 27 Kansas U at Lawrence, and Oct 31 Oklahoma at Ames, with Nov 10 Marquette at Ames, Nov 17 Kansas Aggies at Ames, and Nov 24 Drake at Des Moines.
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Ames
Iowa State
Insurgents
Grinnell
Nebraska
Missouri
Columbia
Kansas U
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Marquette
Milt
Kansas Aggies
Drake
Des M
Football Scores From Wichita and Nearby Teams
The column lists numerous college junior and high school football results across Kansas, noting scores for Emporia Fort Scott Ottawa Baker Bethel Pittsburg Collegiates and more. It mentions Tonganoxie’s 4–0 season start and a ball carry by Gordon to the Lecompton goal line, plus a motor vehicle accident injuring a six year old colored boy near Fourteenth and Commercial. Also references a dedication service for a Southeast Kansas Denery meet.
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Baker
Bethel
Fort Scoté” Junior College
Jola Junior College
Bethany
Friends
Parsons Junior College
Columbus
Etokee
Tatt
Kawnee ‘Mission
Cherniavsky Trio to Play Lawrence High School Concert
Well known trio Leo Jan and Anna Cherniavsky violinist pianist and cellist will perform at the Lawrence High School auditorium Wednesday November 2 at 2 30 pm The concert aims to benefit local youth and restore interest in music A New York critic praises their hopeful joyful music and lasting happiness they inspire Also noted are attendees at a Northeast football game in Kansas City and local social notes involving Miss Maurine Popplewell and Miss Berfia Wiedemann
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Leo
Jan
Anna Cherniavsky
Lawrence
Cherniavsky
New York
Layyr
Ortheast
Kansas City
William Hutson
George Marshall
William McGee
Sylvester Schiedeman
Margaret
Warren
Herbert Smith
Alfred Yenne
Wm. Essick
Robert ‘Robertson
Phillip Johnson
Carent
Evans
Elza
Stone
Clayton’ Stone
Donald Futsman
Carl Allen
Maurine Popplewell
Windsor
Martha Mitch
Berifia Wiedemann
Clearing House. Cénaitic i A City Morning Item
Cénaitic i A City morning report from Lawrence describes a clearing house activity with brief notes on a local event. The fragment hints at municipal or civic matters and morning observations affecting the city.
Stephenson’s team downs Lecompton for fourth straight win
Coach W J Stephenson’s fet ganoxie high school football team extended its winning streak by defeating Lecompton high school at Lecompton yesterday afternoon by a score of 12 to 0. Captain Perkins, fullback for Tongy, scored the first touchdown five yards over the goal line after the team recovered a fumbled punt.
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Eudora
Linwood
Eudorg
Linwood High School
Ps “D. A.R
Benefit Bridge
Fla
U- Hali
W. J. Stephenson
Fetganoxie High
Lecompton High School
Lecompton
Perkins
Tongy
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Bo F
Northeast Falls
Jards Tam
Ifmren
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Jadore Anderson
Aipires High
Venison Tev
Mans
AL Nemabres
New York Giants
Az Lee
Sherk
Tee Strie
Nic
Army
Aattle
Gerald Thompson
Georgetown
Ronert O'Keefe
Todelidown
Geo. Nilson
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Chatyangoga
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Ellsworth
Pittsburg
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Nickerson
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Wellington
Harper
Wio
Bint City
Igwa State
Che Pater Ghenge
Avery Day Reed 'Howes
Today Drama
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Louise FA
Musical Organization
John Philip Gondadtoe Yen
MR. Sousa
Minnesota
Magna Charta
Mr-Sousa
Sousa
Marjorie Moz
Winifred Bar Howard Golden
J. Heney
V. F . Schieler
Jos. Deluca
John Dolan
William’ Tous
Edmund Wall
Kay G. Sims
Juphoniam
Carinet
University
Seung
Round Corner Drug Store
Bell's. Music Store
Seools of Fine Arts, Office
College of Emporia
Ottawa
Florence
Marion
Rosedale
Olathe
American Indian Institute
Wicha
Cathedral High
Wichita
Abilerie
Herington
D. Fowler
Plains
E Dorado
Arkansas Junior High
Greensure
Liberal
Hortofingham
Horton
Sabeth
Chetonia
Dewerb
Colinéer
Gordon
Tonganoxie
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Independence
Kam
Lara
Kansas
Deenery
Cherniavsk. Picts
Her
Cherniavskys
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Ernion
Tonganoxie High School
Johm
Gilbert
Cameo Kirby
UFA
Hallowe'en
Richard Dix
Shanghai
Torres
Samuel Colin
Or Adolph
Zane Grey
French Foreign Legion
Alice
Joyce Noah Beery
William Powell
Neil Hamilton
Mary Brian Norman Trevor
Prichs
Matt
Hive
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