Kansas Anxious For Big 6 Victory In All Kansas Tilt
Kansas fans ready for a Big Six football clash as Kansas State College visits. Kansas will travel on the Arrowhead train leaving Lawrence at 10:29 am and returning 7:30 pm Saturday. Coach Lindsey reports all players available except Wade Green out. Kansas State relies on one-letter forwards and heavier linemen while Kansas uses a rapid huddle and quick shifts. Major figures include Ad Linday and the Kansas State lineup buildup.
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Leading Scorer Out Of Saturday Game
Kentucky halfback Bob Galloping, nation's leading scorer with 11 touchdowns, will miss Saturday's game against Davis due to a leg injury. Coach Chet Wynne of Kentucky will rely on his brother Cameron to fill the gap while Florida bets on Kenny to win with ease.
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Defends Michigan System By Fielding Yost
University of Michigan Athletic Director Harry Yost defended the Michigan system of football saying offense and defense hinge on personnel. He cited 14 years with eight Big Ten championships and 1,297 points for Michigan to 153 for opponents, urging trust in the Wolverines’ approach.
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Frankenstein and Vampyre Origins in Mary Shelley Tale
Stray notes recount the creation of Frankenstein inspired by a dream and the literary pact among Mary Shelley, Lord Byron, and others. The Vampyre by Polidori and Byron's vampire narrative are also mentioned alongside a note about freshwater snail pearls and a Scripps collection.
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Weekend slate highlights Kansas college grid action
Kansas conference foes take a break as four games unfold today and three more tomorrow led by St Benedicts vs Fort Hays State and C of E vs Bethany. Emporia State, Haskell, Southwestern, Ottawa and Bethel vie for position with weighty bets on passing attacks and stout defenses.
Marshall and Shikat to Tag and Groan Tonight
Denver headlines a wrestling card led by Everette Marshall of La Junta Colorado against Dick Shikat, a German strongman, in a heavyweight title bout. The main event uses a best two of three falls format with a 90 minute limit, Shikat weighing about 227 pounds.
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Football Calendar For This Weekend Across Kansas
Tonight Criunel faces Washburn in Topeka while Emporia College meets Betts in Lindsborg Haskell faces Emporia Teachers in Emporia Southwestern plays Ottawa University in Ottawa Bethel meets Metherson in McPherson. Saturday Kansas plays Summit at Montana Oklahoma City U faces Wichita in Wichita Nebraska battles Oklahoma Iowa State meets Missouri in Columbia St Benedicts hosts Fort Hays State in Hays New Kansas Teachers vs Kansas Western Latinas.
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Schmidt Is to Stay for 1937 Buckeye Football
Ohio State athletic director says Francis A. Schmidt will undoubtedly be in charge again in 1937. He notes Buckeyes have four losses in 19 games, with several by narrow margins, while outscoring opponents 577 to 111 and tied Minnesota for the Western Conference title last year.
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PLAN TO SELL THE BROWNS IN SALE LIKELY SOON
New York report says Louis B. von Weise, brown club president, explains three obligations bound the sale of the St. Louis Browns. Final decision rests with Ella M. Jacoby and von Weise as executors. Also notes New York U gridmen as underdogs in upcoming Georgetown game recalling 1928 rain upset.
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Elks Bowling Scores and Tonight's Games
Readable scores show Elks top with 57. Sok Ghs4 799 rising 43 258 234 201 259 ZSt 248 235. Shummons reports tonight Life vs Allen and Men ger vs Yancy in a multi event bowling card.
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Minnesota Faces Purdue In High Stakes Here
Minnesota brings a 20 game, 0 loss streak into a clash with Purdue as 50,000 fans expect a stern test of the Gophers offense led by Cecil Isbell and John Drake. Purdue has piled up 117 points in three victories and aims to blunt Minnesota’s title hopes in a key Western Conference showdown.
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Topeka Tonight: Washburn and Grinnell Meet in Valley Game
Des Moines reports Washburn and Grinnell, plagued by injuries earlier, prepare for a Missouri Valley clash in Topeka with near full strength. Lookabaugh rests ace kicker McLeod while Kushorn shifts to backfield amid coaching tweaks. nearby drills and weather favor the home side as teams eye full squad readiness.
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San Romani Aims for Mile Record Tonight in Princeton Meet
San Romani of Emporia, recent Princeton mile winner, may chase the world mile mark in a special race against Glenn Dawson and Harold Manning, with Glenn Cunningham also in the field. The event, part of the Emporia Teachers Haskell game day, features officials led by Coach Fran Welch and marks a major bid after a strong summer and Berlin Olympic campaign. Odense notes: Dawson and Manning bring top distance credentials, including previous wins over Cunningham and steeplechase titles. Bears and Bulldogs Clash at Cordley Field Saturday at 10 AM with free admission. Kenneth Longanecker and James Bivens coach the teams.
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Big Six Leaders Meet at Norman
Kansas City Oct 23 Oklahoma and Nebraska line up for a pivotal Big Six football clash at Norman with star backs Breeden and Cardwell set to duel. Oklahoma favors field position while Nebraska relies on Francis and Howell as both teams seek a decisive edge. Missouri and Iowa State preparations and injury impacts frame the conference-wide pregame mood.
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Underdog Kansas Rivalry Focused In Big Six Clash
The piece previews Kansas Jayhawkers at Kansas State in Manhattan with Aggies favored, noting the high stakes of the intra state Big Six contest and detailing past comebacks and coaching psychology. It recalls 1920 KU comeback versus Nebraska and references regional sports voices from the Kansas State era.
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN CLUES
Crossword puzzle grid clues listed with misprints. Across and down numbers include entries for common words and proper nouns such as Halpin and Samarium. Several entries seem garbled or mis-spaced, but puzzle references indicate standard crossword clue style and theme elements.
Puzzle phrases from yesterday's solution and clues
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Baker University Football Gears Up for Ottawa Game
The Baker University football team uses an open date to rehab injuries and prepare for the homecoming clash with Ottawa on October 31. Injured backs Schrey and Seaman are out, while linemen Groves Dissinger Hodson and Zeidler remain sidelined.
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Warner Short on Fullbacks in Temple Backfield
Philadelphia report notes Pop Warmer struggles to fill fullback spots as Dave Smukler quits school another fullback leaves and Chris Pappes suffers an injury in the Temple backfield on October 23.
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Barker Picks Pitt Minnesota Nebraska and Kansas State
New York, Oct. 7. The column forecasts this week's college football slate with picks including Minnesota over Purdue and Pitt over Notre Dame. It also names Washington over California, Tulane over North Carolina, Southern California over Stanford, and Nebraska over Oklahoma among others.
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Roundup of football views and a Topeka game preview
The roundup notes Giants coach Steve Owen on halftime chances, San Francisco papers upset over Negro runners bound for Ohio State, Hubbell named NL MVP, and a gossip link between Governor Lehman and Jack Dempsey. It mentions Michigan's Kipke as punt pass and prayer originator, Damski's multilingual shout, Duke’s Gra ham plan trouble with Rose Bowl hopes, and then previews the Lawrence Tigers colored junior team game in Topeka against the Brown Boomers at Union Pacific Park Sunday October 25 with 25 cent admission and a 2 pm kickoff. The Tigers bus leaves South Park at noon with room for a few more riders.
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Giants Receive World Series Shares Amid Record Gate
The New York Giants each get 4655.59 for full shares from the World Series funds, as the Yankees receive 6430.55 apiece. Commissioner Landis mailed checks to 36 Yankees and 22 Giants and to other league clubs. Total receipts top 1.304 million with 100000 from radio rights.
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