Toughest Game of the Season for Kansas State
Kansas State coach Wes Fry warns his team to stay focused after a scoreless tie with Nebraska. He predicts the upcoming Kansas State versus Kansas clash will be the toughest on the Wildcats schedule, stressing mental readiness and sharper backfield execution. Kansas Jayhawks drill hard for the game, with Douglass starring in a brisk scrimmage and Vogel limited to reserve action as Laub and Decker rotate through backs.
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Manhattan
Kan
Wes Fry
Nebraska
K-State
Fry
Kansas
Wildcats
Jayhawkers
Kansas State
Kansas Jayhawkers
Ad Lindsey
Mike Getto
K. U
Kansas Staters
Douglass
Clarence Douglass
Burlington
Jack Vogel
Ed Laub
Bill Decker
Forrest Hardacre
Joe Giannangelo
Laub
Red Elder
Aggies
Peterson
Mozart Requiem and Bobby Jones Grand Slam Tale
The column recounts Mozart’s unfinished Requiem and a famed legend of a death messenger, then notes Bobby Jones achieving the four golf majors in four months, a feat unmatched in golf history. It closes with a tease about tomorrow’s feature Triumph of a Tyrant.
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Mozart
Bobby Jones
St. Andrews
Haylake
Interlaken
Philadelphia
Braves Off to Drake for Des Moines Game
Twenty five Haskell Indian football players traveled by bus to Des Moines to face Drake University in the Missouri Valley Conference tomorrow night. Coach John Levi reports the squad in fair shape despite injuries from recent hard games. Haskell has two losses and one tie so far. The trip includes players Modash Neff Summers Jack White Butler Palmer Gostin Yellowhorse Deere Hunter Jones Quetone Richard West Kenote Harvey West Botone Smith Carney George White Roger Washington William Washington Wilson Palmer Villa and Grant. Meanwhile Coach Dick Haas sent a reserves team to Chillicothe Missouri to play the business college second team this afternoon.
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Haskell
Des Moines
Drake University
Missouri Valley Conference
John Levi
Altho
Indians
Braves
Bulldogs
Levi
William Gardner
Modash
Neff
Summers
Jack White
Butler
William Palmer
Gostin
Yellowhorse
Deere
Hunter
Jones
Quetone
Richard
West
Kenote
Harvey West
Botone
Smith
Carney
George White
Roger Washington
William Washington
Wilson Palmer
Villa
Grant
Dick Haas
Chillicothe
Svith
Business College
Big Six on edge in U S Olympic debate
Kansas City reports Coach Don Faurot at Columbia hospital with influenza and Ed Scounce and Heinie Mahley out sick as Missouri squares off with Iowa State in a Big Six clash. Iowa State backs and Nebraska, Kansas, Kansas State drills also noted as teams push air attacks and defensive drills ahead of upcoming games. Avery Brundage asserts U S will be represented in 1936 Olympics, stressing sport over politics and independence from government policies.
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Kansas City
Don Faurot
University Hospital
Columbia
Iowa State
Fourot
Ed Scounce
Heinie Mahley
Missouri
Chauncey Simpson
Tiger
Miller
Allender
Birney
al Waite
Veenker
Iowa
Nebraska Cornhuskers
University of Oklahoma
Jerry
Sam Francis
Ralph Eldridge
Lawrence (Biff) Jones
Kansas
Kansas State
Ayers
Lander
Cleveland
Warren
Chicago
United States
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Association
American Olympic Committee
Olympic Committees
Germany
Strong Center Plays Trouble for Jayhawks
Kansas State’s center Edwin Phelps anchors the line, a veteran pivot who powers the Wildcats’ interior play and challenges the Jayhawks’ defense in a closely watched matchup.
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Kansas State
Jayhawkers
Edwin Phelps
Wildcats Hopeful Despite Two Ls to Big Ten Foes
Lynn Waldorf's Northwestern Wildcats, defeated twice this season by Purdue and Ohio State, believe they can upset Minnesota. They admit to misplays in a 28 to 7 loss to Ohio State and vow a more disciplined effort that could surprise the Gophers.
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Chicago
CPH
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern Wildcats
Purdue
Ohio State
Wildcats
Minnesota
Gophers
Columbus
Evanston
Buckeyes
Roundup of college football notes and boxing talk from New York
New York sports round up notes college football futures at Fordham and Harvard. Mentions Ohio State quote by Jimmy Doyle and possible 1937 amateur at Pebble Beach. Includes boxing offer from Leo Leavitt to Max Baer, golfer John C. Haynes win, and Clark Griffith planning Stan Harris coaching return. Also notes a freaky Rensselaer run and a broker paying $200 an hour to adjust a golf slice.
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New York
Jimmy Doyle
Cleveland
Davey
Ohio State
Fordham
Rams
Southern Methodist
St. Marys
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Georgia
Leo Leavitt
Oakland
Max Baer
Art Lasky
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Lawson Little
Pebble Beach
Cal
John C. Haynes
Detroit
Clark Griffith
Stan Harris
Stan
MacDonald Smith
Washburn Sets Sights On Gonzaga In West Showdown
Des Moines reports Washburn Ichabods loaded with 25 players head west to face Gonzaga in Spokane Saturday. Coach Elmer Beary’s squad, in improved shape after a 2-0 loss to the same foe last fall, seeks revenge and to defend Midwest prestige amid a 2-3 season.
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Beary
Gonzaga
Spokane
Des Moines
Washburn
Missouri Valley
Far West
Ichabods
Elmer Beary
Midwest
Topeka
Altho Washburn
Wrestling results sweep across cities with notable bouts
Boxers and wrestlers from New York to Vancouver faced competitive outings. Charley Badams edged Toots Bashata in Norfolk while Steve Carr defeated Johnny Rossi in New Haven. Abie Bain stopped in Newark, Ari Sykes and Abel Ferrera each claimed decisions in Cincinnati and Oakland. In Kansas City, Emil Dusek beat Ozie Nelson in five minutes plus. Dusek and Chief Little Wolf wrestled a 30 minute draw. Jim Browning defeated Daria Ostapovich in 21 minutes. Man Mountain Dean beat Frank Speer in four minutes. Strangler Lewis defeated Karl Davis after a long 37 minute bout with headlock.
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New York
Charley Badams
Toots Bashata
Norfolk
New Haven
Conn
Steve Carr
Meriden
Cincinnati
Oakland
Cal
Abel Ferrera
Crockett
Gaston Lecadre
France
Vancouver
B. C
Gordon Wallace
Cerferio Garcia
Associated Press
Kansas City
Emil Dusek
Omaha
Ozie Nelson
Boston
Ernie Dusek
Chief Little Wolf
Trinidad
Colo
Tor
Jim Browning
Verona
Daria Ostapovich
Man- Mountain" Dean
Stone Mountain
Frank Speer
Atlanta
Strangler
Lewis
Glendale
Karl Davis
Winner Is Loser
Too Tampa, Florida UPI Harry Denegre won an election bet but did not enjoy the moment. M D Gray rode him around the town in a wheelbarrow during a heavy rain.
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Tampa
Fla
UPI
Harry Denegre
M. D. Gray
Long shots have chance Saturday in college games
New York previews set of upsets across major matchups from Columbia to Oklahoma. Purdue Carnegie Tech Cornell Princeton Pitt Penn State Harvard Dartmouth Georgia Mississippi North Carolina Texas Rice Baylor Texas A and M Texas Christian and Utah receive cautious notes on chances. Also a geography aside notes Celebes Island in the Dutch East Indies lies 800 miles long yet remains within 70 miles of the sea.
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New York
Columbia
Temple
Penn State
Lehigh
Harvard
Army
Daytmonys
Midwest
Minnesota
Northwestern
Iowa
Sinois
Gophers
Hawkeyes
Glen Seidel
Pep
Hiins
Indiana
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Bo McMillin
Buckeyes
Biff Jones
Trojans
California
Golden Bears
Pacific Coast
Southern California
Illinois
Georgia
Mississippi
Bulldogs
Alabama
Ole Miss
Marquette
Milwaukee
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Duke
Rice Owls
Southern Methodist
Texas
Baylor
Texas A
Texas Christian
Centenary
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Celebes Island
Dutch East Indies
Will Describe Football in the Good Old Days Tonight
Three KU era figures Dr James Naismith Prof E M Hopkins and George C Foster discuss Foot ball Then and Now on KFKU Friday October 25 at 6 pm Introduced by R Elbel associate professor of physical education and intramurals This program is part of Athletics Interviews from the University station on Fridays at 6 o'clock.
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KFKU
James Naismith
University of Kansas
E. M. Hopkins
K. U
George C. Foster
R. Elbel
Elbel
University Station
Hot Weather Shrinks Yale Players After Navy Game
New Haven, Oct 24. Yale trainer Major Frank Wandle says the warm weather hurt the Elis effort. A postgame check showed the team shed 108 pounds overall, with Dick Herold alone dropping 18 pounds.
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New Haven
Conn
CPI
Frank Wandle
Yale
Navy
Elis
Dick Herold
Bethel Community Notices and Personalities Update
Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Bertha Garrett and family on the death of W. T. Dickson of Overbrook at 81. Funeral at Overbrook Methodist Church, burial in Overbrook cemetery. Nurse Durene Brecheisen returns home from Stormont hospital for a few weeks. Nellie Finch, injured in an automobile crash, sent home after a hospital stay, cast in place for weeks. Effie Armstrong of Centropolis returns home after six weeks of Brecheisen work. Dee Fishburn and bridegroom's family host charivari with ice cream at Dorsey Fishburn home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schwartz of Worden wed, with Bethel attendees at the Stoebener home wedding charivari. Supt. Harold C. Fisher and family dine with Bethel residents. Dr. Benham spoke at Bethel after revival work in Overbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Owens visited Topeka for dinner with Alvin Fisher. Johnnie Brecheisen family attended Kretsinger birthday dinner in Topeka. Miss Lila Featherstone from Russell Springs weekend at Featherstone home and Baker Emporia game attendance with Lucille DeYoung, Klauman, Leacure. Visitors from Arizona and Pleas ant Valley named Ulrich and Hadi call on Smith-Garber home. Ulrich formerly taught in an Indian school.
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Bertha Garrett
Garrett
W. T. Dickson
Overbrook
Methodist
Durene Brecheisen
Stormont
Topeka
Nellie Finch
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Nellie
Effie Armstrong
Centropolis
Brecheisen
Dee Fishburn
Henry Fishburn
Dorsey Fishburn
Gene Williams
Ottawa
Walter Schwartz
Worden
Bethel
John Stoebener
Harold C. Fisher
Methodist Church
Bethel Church
W. Owens
Alvin Fisher
Johnnie Brecheisen
G. F. Kretsinger
Baldwin City
Gage Park
Lila Featherstone
Russell Springs
L. H. Featherstone
Lloyd
Featherstone
Baker-Emporia
Baldwin
Lucille DeYoung
Louis Klauman
Buford Leacure
Gertrude Ulrich
Arizona
Mike Hadi
Pleasant Valley
Rob Brown
Smith-Garber
Lecompton High Announces Sophomore Play The Wild Oats Boy
Lecompton High School sets Monday October 28 for the sophomore play The Wild Oats Boy by Lillian Morimer directed by Miss Katherine Weatherby. Joe Garcia returns after a dental issue. Senior class rings arrive in yellow gold with a black ground and an L motif. High school girls and mothers invited to a Halloween masquerade by the Community YWCA.
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Lillian Morimer
Katherine Weatherby
Joe Garcia
Y.W.C.A
Youthful Revolta Snatches Pro Crown From Armour
Oklahoma City October 24 Johnny Revolta, the 24 year old Milwaukee prodigy, defeated veteran Tommy Armour five and four in the finals to claim the professional golfers association title. Revolta, who began with broom stick clubs, used a relentless short game to dominate Armour, who led with early confidence but faded as Revolta carved out a 33 stroke morning round and steadily extended his lead.
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Tommy Armour
Johnny Revolta
Oklahoma City
Associated Presgoto
Professional Golfers’ Association
Milwaukee
Armour
Tommy
Revolta
Yronth
Walter Hagen
Mackey Community Club Holds Meeting At School
The Mackey community club met last Friday at the schoolhouse with a miscellaneous program and splendid numbers. Duane Kraft completed his strip-down Ford and drove it home. The next meeting will be the annual basket supper planned by Raymond Gardner.
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Y.W.C.A
Duane Kraft
Frank Bereiter
Mackey Community Club
Raymond Gardner
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