Lawrence Defeats Fort Scott 18 to 0 in Stadium Clash
Lawrence Lions defeated Fort Scott 18 to 0 on Haskell stadium field. Aaron Cohen scored two touchdowns and Bob Allen added one as Lawrence broke a potential 0–0 tie in the fourth quarter. Cohen also intercepted a pass and raced 40 yards for a score with Raybourn adding a failed kick. Fort Scott threatened twice but was held by Lawrence defense as the Lions improved to three wins two losses.
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Perils of Empty Gas Tanks and Odd Historical Notes
A warning on lighting matches near nearly empty gasoline tanks due to vapor dangers. The piece cites Fire Chief Blake and then digresses into a biographical blur about Samuel P. Carter, recounting his naval and army career, ending with a misfired geography quip about digging to reach China, and closes with a hint of a Monday feature titled The Potato Migration.
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Braves Lose Again to Drake 21 0 in Drab Game
Des Moines October 26 Haskell Indians failed to score all game to Drake 21 0. Drake scored all three touchdowns in the first half while Haskell threatened late with a 49 yard pass to reach Drake's three yard line, but three more passes fell incomplete.
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Washburn to Meet Gonzaga in Spokane Intersectional Clash
Washburn University's traveling football squad arrived in Spokane for an intersectional game against the Gonzaga Bulldogs this afternoon. The squad had worked out in Missoula, Montana, with Gonzaga slight favorites to avenge last year's 2 to 0 loss. After the game, Washburn will continue its educational tour to Seattle and Portland.
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Emporia Teachers Dominate Kansas Wesleyan 27 0
In Salina Kansas Emporia Teachers defeated Kansas Wesleyan 27 to 0 last night. The Hornets used sharp passing and lateals to build a lead with Fraley and Crooms starring in the ground sweep and ends. A 61 yard play Havel to Meeks sealed the final score as the Hornet goal line held firm throughout the game.
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Kansas Wesleyan
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Crooms
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Missouri's Faurot backs a corps of four quarterbacks
Columbia Missouri October 26 The Missouri Tigers coach Don Faurot relies on a quartet of dependable quarterbacks led by Art Murray a sophomore from St Joseph All four juniors and former lettermen include Jack Frye from Houston Texas Al Londe of St Louis and Ted Beezley of Springfield The coach expects each to enter games and perform the running passing duties as a team brains across eleven players rather than a single leader
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Rice Institute
Jack Frye
Houston
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Missouri
Ted Beezley
Springfield
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Bethel Wins 7-0 After Key Punt Fumble Recovery
Newton Kansas reports Bethel recovered a muffed McPherson punt on the 18 yard line. Tubbs scored from four yards as Bethel led 7 to 0. Both teams earned five first downs with Bethel totaling 95 yards from scrimmage to McPherson's.
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MecPherson
Namesake players stir gridiron talk across colleges
Football season spawns humorous monikers as colleges add famous names to rosters, from Notre Dame’s Shakespeare to Northwestern’s Longfellow. Penn State players win meals battles, Fordham dismisses lucky rabbit feet, and St Francis embarks on football under coach Yablok. Knox breaks long losing stretches while Albany clings to the record.
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Henry W. Longfellow
Northwestern
Rutherford B. Hayes
United States
Kansas
University of Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Escanaba
Mich
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Jim Coffey
Purdue
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Brooklyn
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Knox College
Gatesburg
Ill
Knox
Principia
Augustana
Albany College
Caldwell
Idahe
Albany
Hobart College
New York
Hobart
College of Emporia Triumphs 7–6 Over Bethany
In Emporia Kansas on October 26 College of Emporia rallied in a dramatic finish to edge Bethany College 7 to 6. Trailing 4–0 with two minutes left, C of E drove 55 yards with a late touchdown pass from Carl Smith to Bernie Hinkle and Reuben Haraman added the extra point after a Bethany penalty reset the line to six yards. Bethany had tied the game in the second period with a passing drive but failed on a two-point attempt.
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Cronin to Red Sox in 1942 high profile trade
AP notes a year ago Joe Cronin left the Senators for Boston Red Sox in a record 150000 price, Lyn Lary received a five year player manager contract. three years ago Orville Mohler was sidelined with a broken spine. five years ago Larry Cooper won Salt Lake City golf open. Also reports 76% of Journal World readers cycle through the classified page daily.
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Southern California
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Sooners Prepare for the Jayhawk
Norman October 26 The 83rd Kansas Oklahoma football clash set for Owen Field in Norman with Oklahoma led by Captain Lawrence Jones facing Adrian Lindsey. Homecoming week includes parades dances dinners and a 2 PM kickoff. The 1916 Sooner team invites attenders and Almer Monroney toasts at the dinner.
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Pop Warner Missed Iowa State Cyclones Reunion
Ames Iowa October 26 Famous Glenn Pop Warner first coach of the Iowa State College football team known as the Cyclones will not attend the 1895 team reunion nor was he at the Northwestern game that gave the nickname He writes he never forgets the thrill of that victory and recalls coaching the 1895 squad briefly before moving on to other schools Old timers explain his memory of being informed about the win over Northwestern
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Kansas Woman In Texas Open Final Headlines Title
Topeka Kanas Mrs. Charles Newbold and Fort Worth Mrs. Frank Goldthwaite faced each other in the 36 hole final for the championship of the first Texas women's open golf tournament in Fort Worth. Goldthwaite reached the final by upsetting Miss Marion Miley 8 2 and Newbold advanced with a 2 1 win over Miss Betty Jameson.
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Dallas
Tough call on last drive in Southern California win
Pacific Coast Conference official recalls a 35 yard fourth quarter march by USC trailing 2 7 in a crucial drive. On a final third down attempt the pass to Inky Watkins was stopped as center Russell Calking barely touched the ball, leaving the goal line three inches away.
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Ames Set For Cyclone Basketball Title Defense
Ames, Oct 26. Iowa State's Big Six champion basketball team begins defense of its crown with 22 players in regular evening workouts. Waldo Wegner and captain Frank Hood are out. Torvald Holmes returns with Jack Flemming and Jack Cowen. Burton Thompson or Allen Kilborn vie for Wegner’s center spot. Harlan Anderson and Don Perkins expected to contend for Hood’s guard position.
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Jack Cowen
Wegner
Menze
Burton Thompson
Allen Kilborn
Harlan Anderson
Don Perkins
American Legion Gun Club Shoot Tomorrow
The American Legion Gun Club will host the second biweekly shoot beginning at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Located 144 miles south of No. 6 school house on Highway 59, the event welcomes visitors to join for either merchandise prizes or practice. A big turkey shoot is planned for Armistice Day by the Legion committee.
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Big Tiger Mat Squad at Missouri with 23 wrestlers
Twenty three wrestlers including six lettermen report for daily practice to Coach Guy Sappinton at the University of Missouri in Columbia. Football players out for the season are expected to join after it ends. Lettermen include Captain Harold Starr on 135 pounds, Carl Hulen 145 pounds, Lloyd Grieb 145 pounds, Howard Harness 118 pounds, Marburg Lundatom 165 pounds, and John Ferguson 175 pounds.
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Carl Hulen
Lloyd Grieb
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Boxing card results from multiple cities collide in scattered notes
Savannah Joe Knight outpoints Carl Knowles in Cairo and Moon wins fullins by 3 in Newark. Paris Kid Tunero draws with Kid Janis as Ange Cleville defeats Marcel Bazin. Mickey Walker stops Mickey McAvoy in Binghamton. Billy Ketchell edges Billy Nichy in Philadelphia while Serge Kalminoff defeats Hans Steinke. Ed George beats Karl Pojelto in Boston and John Grandovich wins over Hans Schnabel in Cincinnati.
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Ed George
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Karl Pojelto
Cincinnati
John Grandovich
Dugualavia
Hans Schnabel
East Catholic and St. Mary's clash ends pointless
Football results list numerous high and college games with scores across the nation. Notable upsets and lopsided outcomes include Oregon Normal crushing Oregon Institute of Technology and Stephen F. Austin defeating North Texas Teachers.
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Daniel Baker
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Southwestern Moundbuilders blank Ottawa in non conference win
In Winfield Kansas on October 26 the Southwestern Moundbuilders overwhelmed Ottawa University 26-0. Medien opened with a dash to finish a sustained drive, Urban threw a 16 yard TD pass to Floyd, Mayse scored the third on a run, and Lud Washington added a 68 yard kickoff return for the final scoring play.
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Southwestern
Tonganoxie Defeats Eudora In 25 to 6 League Victory
Tonganoxie beat Eudora 25 to 6 in a Kaw Valley league game at Eudora yesterday. Kenneth Kells coached the visitors who scored two touchdowns in the first five minutes and added two more in the second quarter, while Eudora struck once in the second half. Don Davis led Tonganoixe rushes and Felix Muller starred on defense for Eudora.
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Topeka High Beats Ottawa High in 13–0 EKL Clash
Topeka High defeated Ottawa High 13 to 0 in Ottawa. Two Topeka scores came on forward passes, a 21 yard strike from Chick to C. D. Smith in the second quarter and an 18 yard pass from Anderson to Holstrom in the fourth quarter. Holloway kicked the extra point after the first TD.
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Haskell Reserves Fall 20–0 to Chillicothe Business College
Haskell reserves were shut out 20 to 0 as Chillicothe Business College dominated on the winners’ field. Nowlin opened the scoring with a 25 yard run, York added a 12 yard TD after a 29 yard push, and York busted a 60 yard run in the fourth period. The reserves earned eight first downs to 19 by the victors under Coach Dick Haas.
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Social visits across towns on weekend and midweek days
Evening Star reports Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bernitz with Lelia Mae and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson with children visiting Kaw Valley on Sunday. DeSoto residents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Neis and children spent Thursday evening with Otto Abels. Lewie Hayes, Mrs. Margaret West and baby, and Elise Lawler visited Pete Edelbrock on Wednesday. Alice Walters and Helen Pfleger of South Euodora spent Friday evening with Arthur Bernitz and Alice Bernitz.
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Lelia Mae
Walter Wilson
Kaw Valley
Lewie Hadi
Dan Neis
DeSoto
Otto Abels
Lewie Hayes
Margaret West
Elise Lawler
Pete Edelbrock
Alice Walters
Helen Pfleger
South Eudora
Arthur Bernitz
Alice Bernitz
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