Lindsey’s backfield shuffle highlights scrimmage
Coach Lindsey tested multiple backs in a brisk scrimmage as he reshapes the backfield for Saturday’s Oklahoma game. Fred Harris Joe Antonio and George Hapgood gained ground with Antonio notable for strong blocking while Giannangelo and Hapgood showed effective off tackle runs amid injuries to Nesmith and Sklar.
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Lindsey
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Joe ‘Antonio
George' Hapgood
Joe Giannangelo
Antonio
Hapenot
Giannangelo
Hartis
Ean
Nesmith
Aggie
Rick Sklar
Tom McCall
John Seige
Dick’ Wells
Clawson
Dees
Wade Green
Tiny Moore
Watkins
Jared List
John Peterson
Satturday
Sooners
Varsity
Alptha
Missouri declines post season Zyobal game proposal
Colu mbia reporters note University of Missouri athletics officials coldly received Coach Gwinn Henry’s idea of a post season game in Kansas City between his New Mexico Lobos and the Missouri Tigers. Missouri officials cite nine already scheduled tough games and doubt Kansas City would draw, while confirming no definite plans for such a contest.
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Columbia
Gwinn Henry
Kansas City
University of ‘Mexico
Missouri Tigers
University ‘of Missouri
Mexco
Lobos
Kansas
Hey
Aes Temple
New Mexico
Brewer
Henry’ Y
Sauls
Missouri
Frank Garideo
Carideo
Lee Carl Overstrest
Cubs President Resigns Amid Stock Sale Shakeup
AP dispatch reports William Walker resigns as Chicago Cubs president after selling 11,274 shares to Philip K. Ikley who will assume leadership with his own plan for the club. Walker had signaled major lineup changes for next season and hinted at continuing influence. The move follows long tenure and Wrigley family ties dating back to 1932 comments.
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Chicago
William Murray “Walker
Baseball Writers
Cub
Alker
He ‘Club
Nis
Philip Kkigley
Death Ham
Wrigley, ix
Walker
S. Rescane
Weekend Grid Highlights Across Multiple Colleges
Friday games feature Wardburn against Emporia Teachers in Emporia with Ottawa visiting Baker at Baldwin, College of Emporia meeting Bethany at Lindshore, and Chifley the Bisinees College facing St Benedict in Atchison. Saturday action includes Southwestern versus Panhandle and Goodell hosting.
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Wardburn
Emporia
Emporki
Ottawa
Baker
Baldwin
College of Emporia
Bethany
Lindshore
Chifley
Bisinees College
St. Benedict
Atchison
Friends
Alvi
Alya
Okla
Hasteel
Crinnall
Grinnell
Wichita
Bertie
Newton
Aight
Southwestern
Panhandle
Abeieeaby Goodell
Big Six preparations heat up as teams scout Lincoln clash
Oct 24 reports Iowa State and Nebraska focus on defense ahead of the Lincoln showdown. Nebraska drills emphasize blocking with new tackle assignments while Iowa State tests defenses against air and ground plays. Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Kansas State also stage practice with lineup tweaks and strategic scrimmages.
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Kansas City
Ari
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska
George Veenker
Iowa State
Lincoln
Iowa State Cyclones
Huskers
Kansas leads in world horahoe tourney ringers
Frank Jackson, a 65 year old Kansan, tops qualifying in the world horseshoe tournament after two days of ringers. The event, held in Los Angeles, advances players toward round robin titles amid standings from Oklahoma, Drake, Washington State, Creighton, and other colleges.
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Los Angeles
Frank Jackson
Kangan
Heti Tered
s- _ -VALLEY
Kansans Pessimistic On Duck Season Start
Kansas duck hunters voice gloom as water and feed shortages bite and ducks remain scarce since the October 11 opener. Some ducks and geese seen on the river give a glimmer of hope, while neighboring Oklahoma reports strong early success and Nebraska’s 30 day season begins. A new rule requiring sunrise shooting, with the start at 6 41 a m and advancing to 7 21 a m by December 1, hampers early risers who must be at work by 7 30.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Norman
Nebraska
Secret drills at Baker before homecoming clash
Baldwin October 24. Baker University football fans attend secret practice as Coach Emil Liston guards new plays ahead of Friday’s homecoming game between the Wildcats and Braves. Ottawa reports Muattes injury loss. Bell, starter, to miss first play due to ankle injury.
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Baldwin
Baker University
Emil"Liston
Ware
Liston
Wildcats
Braves
Ottawa
Muattes
Bell
Baker-McPherson
Gentry Stars as Huskers Down Sooners in Tough Classic
Oklahoma's Cassius Gentry, one of the era’s top tackles, dazzled yet couldn’t prevent Nebraska from clinching a late drive for victory. Coach Bible praised Gentry’s tough play while noting he faded to the bench due to pace. Nebraska’s depth and power, plus Steinbeck’s relief work, carried the way as the Huskers outmatched the Sooners.
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Ba Cassius
Gentry
O. U
Oklahoma
Brothers
Lesie Hardare
Soonera
Lincoln Gentry
Corntiskers
D X. Bible
The
Huskers
Scarlet
Nebraska
Sooners
Steinbeck
Linemien
Gould
Ham
Mood shifts spark talk of Ames vs Nebraska clash
The piece notes a tense mood about an Ames Nebraska game with references to a Cyclone hopeful season. It mentions officials ruling on a ground contact opposite late throws, and Oklahoma fans objecting to a 3 pm kickoff time amid Big Six scheduling concerns.
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Ames
Nebraska
Cyclones
Oklahoma
University’ of Oklahoma
The
Oklahoman
Baldwin News Highlights Local Church Visits and Accidents
Dr E W Spencer pastor of the Methodist church in Olathe spoke at First Methodist in Baldwin last Sunday evening. Robert Maclean suffered injuries after a fall at his Ninth Street home Thursday night. Maclean, recently named pastor of Vinland and Fairview churches, could not preach last Sunday. Clair H Harfster and daughter Wanda Marie of Hib-watha attended the Delta chicken dinner Saturday night and visited their son and daughter. Mrs Faith Maxwell and son George Robert of Hopkins, Mo visited Baldwin relatives. Edna Ruth a Baker freshman, Rev and Mrs Freeman Havig and children Bobbie and Carolyn of Kansas City drove to Baldwin to see the Baker vs McPherson football game.
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E. W. Spencer
Methodist
Olathe
First Methodist
Baldwin
Robert'Maclean
Ninth Street
Maclean
Vinland
Fairview
Mrs. Clair
Harfster
Wanda Marie
Hiawatha
Delta
Tay Detta
Davesiter
Clair, Jr
Paola
Faith Maxwell
George Robert
Hopkins
Beldwin
Edna Ruth
Baker
Freeman
Havig‘hafst
Bobbie and
Caroly
Kansas City
McPherson
Sooner Sweep Over Kansas in Norman Leaned to Victory
The 20 to 0 game recap describes Oklahoma Sooners leveraging a rugged line led by Cash Gerity and Bob Dunlap’s return, with key plays from Jack Harris and Ben Miskovsky. Kansas, despite Mehringer’s strong pass defense and Robertson’s runs, failed to breach the Sooners’ defense as Okla widened a 14 point lead late in the game.
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Kansas Jayhawkers
Pete Mehringer
Norman
Sooners
Jayhawkers
Mehringer
Kansas
Clawson
Kvaternik
Sklar
Casini
O'Neil
Beach
Ole Nesmith
Bob Dunlap
Dunlap
Nige Robertson
Det Steinbeck
Ben Poyner
Sooner
Cash Geritry
Jack Harris
John Miskovysky
Robertson
Poyner
Stainbock
Duntan
Gentry
Harris
Miskovsky
Jayhawker
Coall
Oklahoma
Thris
Dunlan
Nais
Wenter
Miskoveky
Oni
Dumm
Sooners Prore
Eid
Harvis
Carey
Local Baker graduates spend nine years in mission fields
Hayighurst and Baker graduates are noted for nine years on China mission fields with Hayizhurst assisting at Linwood Boulevard Methodist Church in Kansas City. Ottawa accident injures Mrs Griffith with a broken leg from double parking. Regional economic conference at University of Kansas featured Baker students including Margaret Gray Elizabeth Garrett Virginia Washburn Mary Anderson Ruth Wagner Vanista Sullivan Darrell Hackler Albert Bramble. Funeral services were held for Rev William Craig Harper a long-time minister and community figure of Baldwi n with remarks by Dr James Chubb and Dr Ebright and musical tributes. Burial at Oakwood cemetery followed services.
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Hayighurst
Baker
China
Hayizhurst
EM. Hatedtt
Linwood Boulevard Methodist Church
University of Kansas
Margaret Gray
Elizabeth Garrett
Virginia’ ‘Washburn
Mary Anderson
Ruth Wagner
Vanista Sullivan
Darrell Hackler
Albert Bramble
Eva
Griffith
Ottawa
Nindly Street
William Craig Harper
Bethany
Kansas City
Rap
Bate Wir
O'Clort
James Chubb
Ebright
Harner ‘Fantils
Dean J. Leavengood
Whitc'r
Elizabeth, Ebright
Edna Ruth Maxwell
Chubb Sard
Harper
Methodist Episcopal Church
Missouri
Nebraska
Missouri ‘Wesleyan College
Cameron
Harner
Odd Fellows Lode
Masonic
Aly
jGaeper
Earl Clayper
Evansville
Ind
Ford Harper
Oklahoma City
John Harper
Cedar Rapids
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. Harper
Siduuahters den euiidleville Missouri unnamed figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Springfield and Evansville with garbled names. No clear event or outcome present. Details unreadable. cannot identify persons or organizations beyond scattered place names.
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Alexandria
Buclid
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Henry
New‘Mexico
Willi
Bible
Russell Thompson
Walter Pflum
Ane
Long
Coker
Wheeler
Harrig
Frank Carideo
Lynn Waldorf
Tulsa University
Ep Sa
Kansan
Drake
Washington
Grimne
George Washington
Tulsa
Rice
Creighton
Bournern Baciet
I “J
Vancouver
Providence
Linton
Ottens Braves
Beetle Long
Iowa
Fred Poole
Pittsburgh
Mike Nicksick
Hackett
Weisenbaugh
Baldwin ‘News
K. U
Benet
OP Shurley
Nemo
Lvog Aes
Hal Forrest
Wonder
Tommy
O&a
Ra (Wi Sree Ty
Eas Ee
Regla Monahan
Ohio State
Associated Press
Tae
Siduuahters Deneuiidleville, Mo
Herbert
Sprinefield
Clare
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Ay Burs. Advertiser
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Schaffner, ‘& Ma
Carlbrooke
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