Too Much Left Says Creighton After Haskell Tie
Omaha reports a Haskell Indians vs Creighton football clash at Western League Park ending 7 7. John Levi delivered a pivotal 6 yard score, silencing a taunting crowd as Creighton battled back from a tie with late drives and a dramatic goal line stand.
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Creighton Ends Stidham Haskell Duel in Scrappy Tilt
A fractured report shows Stidham and Roebuck shining for the Indians as Haskell and Creighton clash. Key line plays by Haskell and Oupoby spark Crieghton’s defense, while penalties and rough play color a hard fought game with Creighton tallying 220 yards and Haskell 54 passes completed.
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Unclear OCR Note on Oil Well Incident
Fragmentary report notes events at a Big Oil Well in the southwest area near 8-33-3-3. References to Graham Ebrone fleeing into sand and a tank erected. details and dates are garbled and cannot be fully clarified from the readable text.
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Indian Squad Heads East on Eastern Trip
The Haskell Indians, under Coach Dick Hanley and manager Frank McDonald, depart for Boston to meet Boston University Saturday. They will stop at South Bend, Niagara and Providence for workouts as Captain Carpenter and John Levi recover from injuries. Boston Yale battles and scouting precede the trip as they prepare to develop tactics against eastern teams.
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John Levi
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Pat Hanley
The Squarish Crown Derby and the bowler's royal nod
A 1924 essay praising the derby hat and the Prince of Wales as its modern sponsor. It argues the bowler survives as a dignified hat, suited to age and occasion, contrasting with fads. The piece notes crown shape, wide brim, and proper fit for individuals, pairing a derby with overcoats for complete attire.
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Sam Walter
Foss
Kansas Prepares for Washington Game After Husker Defeat
Kansas football moves toward the Washington game in improved form after a 14 to 7 loss to Nebraska. Mullins and Babe Smith nursing minor injuries, Testerman to play safety and end, Hodges on defense, Sanborn to start at tackl, practice focusing on scrimmage with yearlings using Washington formations.
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Golf finals to decide Lawrence Country Club title
The Lawrence Country Club annual championship concludes this week with Irving Hill and John Henry winning semifinals and contending for the club cup. In other flights H C Allie and Fred Jaedicke, along with A G Mitchell, won semis and advance to face Byron Beery or J Frank Jones.
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Awrence Country Club
Irving Hill
H.C. Allle
Fred Jaedicke
A.G. Mitchell
Byron Beery
J.frank Jones
Perry Hatton Arrested for Speeding in North Lawrence
Perry Hatton was arrested last night in North Lawrence on speeding charges and posted a $5 bond to appear in police court tomorrow. R C Grimes also faced speeding charges and paid a $10 fine. Harold D Smith posted a $5 bond for jaywalking in the 600 block on Massachusetts street and will appear in court tomorrow. A 1994 Ford coupe was stolen near the stadium, with Elmo Rankin, a University student, involved in the incident. Learn to dance at Mt Ordad Pancinig Studio at Ecke's Hall.
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Olice Court
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Jay Drivng
Massachustee Street
Hsin Elmo Rankin
Univerity
Valley Standings Highlight Missouri Drake Lead
Missouri and Drake sit atop the Missouri Valley standings midway, each with one loss. Drake stunned Oklahoma while Oklahoma beat Nebraska 14 to 7, leaving Washington and Kansas tied for last. The upcoming schedule features Nebraska-Missouri in Lincoln and Kansas-Washington in St Louis, with Ames and Kansas Aggies also in contention at Manhattan.
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Ford Model T Car Left At Ford Agency Saturday Night
A 1920 model Ford was left at the Ford agency Saturday night with no owner yet claiming the property. Ford cars kill flies at once by using Genol. Fly Destroyer Rankin's Drag Store, 1101 Mass.
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Speeders and Jay Drivers Fined in Local Court
Law rence officers kept busy as Kansas City offenders chiefly faced charges for speeding and jay driving. Fines ranged from five to twenty dollars. several bonds were forfeited. One man, Jack Bratton, was released with a five dollar fine and warned to appear again if summoned.
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L. E. Cadman
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Kansas
Eskimo Pres. Rankin's Drug Store Ad
Fragmentary OCR lists a heavy fine and a track note. Mentions Old Ben lump coal at $10 per ton delivered by Raw Valley Fuel Co. with phone 219. Also references Eskimo Pres. and Rankin's Drug Store at 101-Masa SS Rp.
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