Lions Romp to 39-6 Victory at Haskell Stadium
Lawrence High School rolled to a 39-6 homecoming win over Leavenworth, led by Buddy Bookwalter Ronnie Hurst and Junior Smith who each scored twice. The Lions racked up 331 rushing yards despite 105 yards in penalties, moving to 4 1 in the Northeast Kansas League.
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Ronnie Hurst
Lawrence High
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Leavenworth High
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Lawrence
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Allan Woolard
Howard Mehlinger
Bob Craig
Journal-World
Pioneers
Walt Lawrence High School
Buddy Bookwalter
Bookwaller
Smith
Steve Bly
Don Wrench
Wrench
Lookwalier
Fleet
Jim Ragan
Wrenee
Joe Lozenski
Carlton
Woolard Lawrence High
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Successful Homecoming Statistics and Key Plays Recap
A high scoring first half features Lawrence penalties, a 89 yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Junior Smith, Bookwalter blocking to clear the way, and Ragan converting as Leavenworth trails 13 6 with 10 15 left. Ray Bell adds a 61 yard run for the Pioneers.
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Haskell Holds Off Indian Nine In Muddy Jayhawk Tilt
Hayden threatened once in the first half and recovered a fumble on the Indian 22 after a third quarter kickoff. Haskell moved to the 11 on a five yard penalty, both teams struggled on offense, and Coffin’s crew completed five of 11 passes for 30 yards while Hayden added 37 yards passing. Haskell improves to three wins one loss and one tie, next hosting Holton on Nov 2 in a potential league decider.
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Hurst Sparkles Agsin Hurst
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Eng Doyle Schick
Joe Lozenskin
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Galen Cawley
John Hadl
Highland Park Scotties
Emarey
Topeka
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Hayden
Indians
Wildcat
Franklin Wesho
Ken Bailey
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Wayne Past
Tony
Logart Edges Turner In Madison Square Garden Bout
In New York at Madison Square Garden Isaac Logart from Camaguey Cuba outweighed rival Gil Turner of Philadelphia to win on points. Yale football standout Pete Wight, a sophomore center, remains undefeated as a first year grid player and is listed at 6 feet 1 inch and 200 pounds.
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Yale Grid
Topeka Gridders Stop Baer In Top Fray
Topeka defeated Salina 21-6 to halt Baer’s breakaway run and remain unbeaten. Salina’s 109-yard back Baer scored no points for the first time this season as Topeka, ranked No. 1 in Kansas, stretched its perfect record to four wins. Other top-10 results include Hutchinson, Lawrence, Wichita North, and Washington pulling upsets and maintaining or altering the state rankings.
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Ward High
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Maur Hill
Goodland
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Oberlin
Humboldt
Scott City
Caldwell
Atwood
Ellinwood
Medicine Lodge
Nickerson
Symington Visits Sen Johnson at Pedernales Ranch
Senator Stuart Symington visited Senator Lyndon Johnson at the Pedernales River ranch in Texas. Johnson, recuperating from a July heart thrombosis, received a social call with no political implications claimed by aides. Earlier visitors included Speaker Sam Rayburn and Adlai Stevenson.
High School Football Grid Report Highlights Regional Scores
A dense Kansas grid report lists numerous high school football results across towns and districts. Notable showings include Lincoln over Sublette, Auburn powering Pomona, and Dodge City delivering a major 58 point win. Multiple teams like Salina, Topeka, Wichita North, and Hays feature sizable victories or close losses amid a broad slate of local matchups.
District High School Football Scores Across Towns
Mackaville 18 Otis 7 percent Kingman 25 Medicine Lodge 1 Rolla 4 Tyrone Okla Alden 3 Raymond 22 Mullinville 39 Welr McCune Mineral 0 Erie 44 Mulberry 19 Attica 13 Harper 6 Inman 14 Mickerson 7 St Marys of Plains at Dodge City 14 Ransom 6 Syracuse 7 Hugoton Holington 34 La Crosse 13 Halstead 61 Burrton 0 Coldwater 21 Fowler 12 St John 8 Larned 6 Plainville 38 HO City 6 Coffeyville 14 Arkansas Freene inshland 20 Kansan City Dodge City 19 Hutchinson
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Beatt City
Midton
Lanning
Meriden
Marysville
Helon
Vickridge
Mossville
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Hope For
Scote
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Ward
Maur Hill Hoisingen
Latrosse
Norwich
Bliff’ City
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Hayden
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Englewood
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Klame
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Udall
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Lakin
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Welr
Spain approves larger loan grant from U.S. export bank
Madrid reports Franco cabinet authorized increasing aid from 20 million to 31 million dollars granted by the U S export-import Bank to support Spain. The measure received cabinet approval last night ahead of an April deadline.
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U.S
Pitt-State on Top as Central Conference Leads Hold
Pitt State maintains first in the Central Conference after a 12-7 win over Washburn in Topeka. College of Emporia extended its win streak to six with a 45-0 rout of Bee Jewell at Emporia. Baker edged Bethany 14-13 at Lindsborg, in a tight Kansas Conference contest.
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