Washburn Beats Haskell 7 0 In Night Clash At Home
Washburn Ichabods upset the Haskell Indians 7 to 0 before about 4,000 fans at the local field. Curly Edwins on scored and kicked the extra point, but injuries and fumbles slowed the attack. Defensive line play and a late third quarter punt set up the final score, with key penalties and a ejected Washburn tackle shaping the final stretch.
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Washburn College
Haskellndians
Indians
Ichabods
Washburn Bobbles
Curly Edwinson
Haskell
Edwinson
Washburn
Ichabod
Braves
Duffina
Holmes
Palmer
Hayes
Bernard
Malang
Robert Holmes
Don McIntyre
Charles
Hendricks
Temple University
Philadelphia
Haskell Washburn
A. Barlow
Crank N. Helmes McIntyre
Peace Wick Crowe McNonalad Miles
Pierce Eacleman R. “Helmes Duffina
R. H
Wann
O’rourke
Cross
Georgetown
Washburn - Haskell
Alo
Red Morrison Game Sparks Tense Gridiron Exchange
In 1931 Southern Methodists led Arkansas 40 to when Texas players dominated. Red Jackson faced fierce Arkansas guard play as the clash heated. Red joked the Arkansas guard aimed for first team, and he aimed for SMU’s first team too, urging both to ease up.
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O. W
Red
Severence Chritten
Associated Press
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodists
Arkansas
Texas
Red” Jackson
Trish
Pitt Teachers Down Wichita U Shockers
Pittsburgh Rap AP reports the Gorillas of Pittsburgh Teachers College remained undefeated in the Central conference by beating Wichita University 12 to 0. Dehon scored after a Wichita punt and McCoy sprinted 24 yards for another TD as the Gorillas secured two wins and a tie in conference play.
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Pittsburgh
Rap
Sian
Pittsburgh Teachers College
Wichita University
Dehon
McCoy
Wichita
Shockers
Rorillas
Gorillas
Hidden ball play helps Carlisle Indians score against Harvard
In a classic trick football moment from 1893, Carlisle's Big Dion carried a secretly tucked ball to Harvard’s goal line while a wedge formed. Dillon appeared to run it in but could not down the ball until a teammate retrieved it, leading to debate over who scored.
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Pop Warner
Carlislé Indians
Harvard
Big Dion
Dillon
Carlisle
Persey
Jimmy Johnson
Bill Langford
Mit
Yale
Albie Booth
Lost to Emporia in 19 to 6 defeat by Lawrence
Lawrence fell 19 to 6 at Emporia as Charles Goble returned a 55 yard interception for a touchdown. The locals, coached by EB Wood, prepare for Leavenworth next Saturday night. Penalties and a late rally failed to overcome the visitors.
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Charles Goble
Lawrence
Emporia
A. Wood
Leavenworth
Goble
Price
Riling
Baker Stuns Bethany 7–0 In Kansas Conference Kickoff
Lindsborg Kansas October 22 AP Dominant Baker University defeated the Bethany Swedes 7 to 0 to claim its first Kansas conference football win of the season. Baker gained 225 yards from scrimmage to Bethany’s 102 with Hardinger scoring on a seven yard run after several near misses.
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Lindsborg
Kan
Baker University
Kansas
Bethany Swedes
Bethany
Baldwin Methodists
Hardinger
Baker
Baker Crew
READY FOR COURSING MEET AT CONCORDIA GREYHOUNDS
About 500 greyhounds are to compete in the national coursing meet at Concordia Kansas opening tomorrow. The meet runs through Friday with the fall stakes and special events. Dogs come from California Kentucky Texas Ohio and Nebraska. Charles F. Horne of Manhattan is secretary of the National Organization of Greyhound Owners coordinating arrangements.
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Concordia
Kan
Ilassic
Charles F. Horne
Manhattan
National Organization of Greyhound Owners
California
Kentucky
Texas
Ohio
Nebraska
Laws Down Medics in 12-0 Fraternity Football Victory
Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity defeated Phi Beta Pi medical fraternity 12 to 0 yesterday afternoon in the annual K U homecoming program opener. Jones and Riesen scored touchdowns as the varsity practice field hosted the opening feature of the two day events.
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Jones
Riesen
Laws
Medics
Phi Alpha Delta ‘Law Fraternity
Phi Beta Pi Medical Fraternity
K. U
Indiana Reserves In Tie In Independence Gridiron Battle
A football game in Independence ended 6 to 6 between Haskell Indian Reserves and Independence Junior College after Watts of Independence scored a 75 yard TD and Locust of Haskell answered with an 85 yard TD run. In Emporia, College of Emporia upset Fort Hays State 6 to 0 in a Central Conference tilt on Oct 22.
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Independence
Kan
Haskell Indian Reserves
Independence Junior College
Watts of
Locust of
Haskell
C. of
E. Emporia
College of Emporia
Fort Hays State College
Haskell Faces Washburn In Turbulent Gridiron Clash
Haskell battles Washburn in a rough game as Ichabods push backs, fumbles tally high, and Edwinson and Emrich star for Wadburn. Coaches Welch and Fish scouted from Emporia as the Indians rally late but Washburn scores on a two yard plunge and finishes strong.
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Frank Welch
Gus Fish
Emporia
Washburn
Edwinson
Emrich
Stalker
Crank
Wick
Wadburn
Indians
Altho Washburn
Braves
Benedicts blank Bethel 58 to 0 in Atchison clash
At Atchison Kansas on October 22 the St Benedicts college team outplayed Bethel in every phase and won 58 to 0. The Saints held Bethel without a first down, with 4038 to 24 yards in favor of St Benedicts. The Saints used second stringers for the first half, scoring 26 points. A separate note mentions OU student athletics tickets offered on a dollar down time payment basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
St, Benedicts College
Bethel College
Bethel
St.Benedicts
University of Oklahoma
Sullivan Memorial Medal picks from Gould’s slants panel
Alan Gould nominates H Ellsworth Vines William A Carr James Aloysina Bausch as top amateurs for 1932. Babe Didrikson inspires, Langford cites dead ball rule shift, noting coaching and officiating benefits and past injuries.
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Sullivan Memorial
Amateur Athletic Union
H. Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
William A. Carr
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
James Aloysina Bausch
Kansas
Vines
Paris
Australia
U. S
Bill Tilden
College football scores from Wichita and area
The Associated Press lists a wide set of college and junior college football results across Kansas and nearby states. Notable scores include Pittsburg Teachers 12 over Wichita University 0, Ottawa University 13 over 7, and several contests featuring Haskell Institute, Parsons Junior College, Northwestern Oklahoma Seakers, and Kansas-based schools, with many close finishes and multiple high scoring games.
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The
Associated Press
Wichita University
Pittsburg
Fort Hays State
College of Emporia
Ottawa University
Kansas Wysleyan
Baker University
Bethany T- Washburn
Haskell Institute
Bethel
St. Benedicts
Independence Junior College
Arkansas City Junior College
Parsons Junior, College
Coffeyville Junior College
Ty Tintchinson Junior College
Northwestern Oklahoma
Sekehers
Final Play in Pro Am Golf Match Set for Sunday
Final play in the pro amateur golf contest will occur Sunday October 30 replacing October 23. Earl Whitaker notes Mr and Mrs Whitaker oppose Orville Stone and Howard Verney in the match. The first eighteen holes on Hillview left Stone and Verney one up. the final eighteen will be on the Country club course.
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Earl Whitaker
Ottawa Braves Victory Over Wesleyan Eleven
Ottawa University defeated Kansas Wesleyan 13 to 0 in Kansas conference play at Salina. Knapper scored a second quarter TD and a late 26-yard pass set Mattis for another as Stannard added the extra point. Wesleyan outgained Ottawa but fumbled away scoring chances. Robinson had a 64-yard kickoff return for Wesleyan. It was Ottawa’s first conference game and Wesleyan’s second.
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Salina
Kan
Ottawa University
Kansas Wesleyan
Kansas
Coyotes
Knapper
Ottawa
Mattis
Stannard
Wesleyan
Robinson
Phi Delta Theta Wins KU Intramural Turkey Run
Phi Delta Theta won the annual University of Kansas intramural turkey run as part of homecoming. Individual winners include Mark Alexander from Lawrence for Kappa Sigma, Charles Rogers from Lawrence Phi Delta Theta, John Case from Abilene Beta Theta Pi, and Miller Nicholl from Lawrence Beta Theta Pi. The Phi Delta Theta team earned a turkey first prize while Beta Theta Pi took second with a goose. Seven other fraternities placed: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Phi Gamma Delta, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Acacia, Kappa Sigma, Delta Chi, and Phi Kappa Psi.
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Phi Delta Theta
University of Kansas
K. U
Mark Alexander
Lawrence
Kappa Sigma
Charles Rogers
John Case
Abilene
Beta Theta Pi
and Miller Nicholl
Beta Theta i
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Acacia
Delta’ Chi
Phi Kapmat Psi
Evening Star notices from Weaver area schedule
Mrs Howard Bernitz and baby of Weaver visit sister Mrs Carl Earls and children at Hesper Miss McKinney. Lawrence visit by Johnson county superintendent. Fern Broers invites public to Evening Star school program and cafeteria supper Friday night October 21 at 8 00. Several local residents spend Saturday with Grandma Kurtz and daughter Minnie.
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Howard Bernitz
Weaver
Dan Strobel
Walter Parker
Pete Edelbrock
Alvena Strobel
Grandma Kurtz
Minnie
Pohl Family and Friends Visit Ottawa and Nearby Homes
Excelsior reports Mr and Mrs Henry Pohl and Walter Pohl motor to Ottawa on Friday. Mrs Pohl visits Miss Hattie Erickson and Mrs Maude Lily of St Joseph Missouri. Mr and Mrs Charley Gilliland and children visit Vaneering home Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Harry Flory and daughters Helen and Marie and Elmer Rappard are entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pohl
Walter Pohl
Ottawa
Saturday Dinner Guests and Local Meeting Attendance
The report lists households hosting meals and attendees from several families. Wil Perfly hosted Bre Maude Lily and others for supper. Charley Gilliland and family welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Vane Kring and children. Anderson county hosted a meeting with multiple attendees including Marshall Church alough and daughters Neva and Etta Montgomery. Paola hosted a missionary meeting with Carl Schwarz, Anna Johanning and children Alvin and Ruth. Walter Pohl hosted Sunday dinner guests Paul Koehler and daughter Edna, Frank Hersell from Fairview, and Herman Pohl.
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Wil Perfly
Maude Lily
Vane Kring
Pete Kipling
Charley Gilliland
Marshall Churchalough
Neva
Etta Montgomery
Anderson
County
Carl Schwarz
Anna Johanning
Alvin
Ruth
Paola
Walter Pohl
Paul Koehler
Edna
Frank Hersell
Fairview
Herman ‘Ohl
Reno Fair Highlights and Prize Winners
Mr and Mrs Bernhardt visited near Jarbalo as the Tonganozle fair drew steady crowds. Coal Ridge Miss Mary Lanahan won blue ribbon and 15 prize. Hazel Ridge 12.50. Elmwood 10. Pleasant Valley 7.50. Laming and Black took 15 first prize for farm display of fall fruits and products. Rev Nell is praised as farmer and pulpit orator for sweet potato collection. Harry Skeets Jr won 7.50 and fourth prize for a corn stalk farm scene. A merry go round under tent amused children.
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Bernhardt
Berger
Jarbalo
Coal Ridge
Mary Lanahan
Hazel Ridge
Elmwood School
Pleasant Valley
Laming
Black
Rev. Nellis
Harry Skeets, Jr
O Neill District News Highlights Local Road Work and Visits
The Erwin corner road improvements include a new bridge grading and widening, with fills completed. Community members Harold Champion, Mr. and Mrs. F Champion, and others shared visits with relatives in Valley Grove, McLouth, and Kansas City. School progress noted by Doctor Marks and Wyatt Gragg as locals toured Swope Park and Topeka for errands.
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Erwin Corner
Haley
Kansas City
W.E. Haley
Clovis
Leavenworth County Fair
Tonganoxie
Earl Janeway
Edwin
Swope Park
Clifford Jones
Mrs. Jones
Arthur
Walter Johnson
Mr. Rollins
Rollins
Monnie Lee McAllister
Mr. Price
McAllister
Jackie
Doctor Marks
Wyatt Gragg
Betty Lou Reed
Marjorie Weeks
Albert Ford
Octave Ford
Valley Grove
Edwin Sandefur
Six Corners
W. FE. Haley
William
Topeka
Ralph McAllister
Sylvia Weeks
Nebraska
Abner Weeks
West Fairview Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Dewey Benander spent Friday evening with Mrs Alberta Taurbers at Richland. Miss Maggie Berry of Oklahoma visited Mrs Will Hilbert and Mrs John Zirkle. Francis Kennedy of Memorial High School in Lawrence spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs Marion Petefish stayed with Mrs Thaddis Petefish at Twin Mounds. Mr and Mrs Carl Miller Miss Addie Benander of Kansas City. Mr and Mrs John Benander enjoyed a picnic with friends from Kansas City and Topeka.
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Dewey Benander
Alberta Taurbers
Richland
Maggie Berry
Oklahoma
Will Hilbert
John Zirkle
Francis Kennedy
Memorial High School
Lawrence
Marion Petefish
Thaddis Petefish
Twin Mounds
Carl Miller
Addie Benander
Kansas City
John Benander
Topeka
Baldwin News Daughters of the King Sunday School Class
The Daughters of the King Sunday School class will hold its meeting this week. Details or location are not readable in the fragment.
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Daughters of the King
Local notices and obituaries in Baldwin week events
Mrs J I Hockensmith hosted a Friday evening steak fry at her country home. Prof Frank E Wolf and son Ross visited Kansas City on Tuesday. Funeral services for R F Wilson were held at the new Methodist chapel with burial in Newton Iowa beside his wife. Frances Wilson sails from China for a year’s furlough. Dr M D Ballard returned from Kansas City with wife and baby Suzanne. Various visits and social events mark weekly activity including Methodist tea invitations, Rotary meeting talks, and Home Missionary Society programs led by Dr William Balch.
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Nual
J. I. Hockensmith
Harriet W. Ruble
A. A. Vaughn
Frank E. Wolf
Ross
Kansas City
R. F. Wilson
New Methodist Church
Ivan Wilson
Newton
Harry Wilson
New Orleans
Laura Johnston
Tobias Fike
Laurel
Montana
Frances Wilson
China
America
Wilson
Frances
Ethel
M. D. Ballard
Ballard
Suzanne
Bell Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Beeks
Zeta Chi
Lane
Hackett
Charles Rapp
Rapp
Martha Finch
Sigma Phi-Epsilons
Ottawa
Omicron
Alpha- Chi Omega
Methodist Sunday School
Coleman's Dell
Wilson Counts
Howard Sanders
H. K. Ebright
W. A. Keve
William M. Clark
Charles E. Becks
Kansas Methodist Conference
First Methodist Church of
Baldwin
Ladies Aid
Charles Meade
Harry Grimes
Merie
Burlington
Harry Case
Charles E. Stephens
Harriett Rapp Hackett
Eldon Mellor
Kersington Club
Ida Adviance
Mellor
George Marquardt
Ada Mae
Charles Gale
Charlene
Tonganoxie
A. E. Burgtorf
Aubrey
Great Bend
Dorothy Harrelbrink
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Kansas
Floyd Liston
Grace Hansam
Ft. Scott
Emil Liston
Hugh P. Hartley
F. M. Hartley
Alfred Kuraner
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Pitt
Wichita U. Shockers
BY John AX
John Hix
Wmrnen College Park
Maes
Marksman
Harverd
Alpha Delta
Phi Beta Pi
Independence Junior College Tattoo
Altho
Minnesota
Illinois
Legion ‘Drum and Bugle Corps
Hasker
Minneapolis
Huskers
Gophers
Beary
Redmen
Larry Mullins
Alan Gould
Carr
Bill Carr
Big Ben Eastman
Jim" Bauseh
Kansan
Babe Didrikson
Clay Center Ly Abilene
Garden City
Scott City
Frontenac
Altamont
Arcatia
Caney
Howard
Fredonia
Cherryville
Yates Center
Humboldt
Pratt
Dodge City
Maryville
Blue Rapids
Rosedale
Wyandotte
Junction City
Bellevile
Gopher
Walter Hass
University of Minnesota
Ottawa Braves
Phi Delt
Evening Star
Excelsior
RENO
O’neil District
West Fairview and Vicinity
Baldwin News
Satan
Glenn Chaffin
Hal Forrest
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