Lawrence Triumph In Close Paola Contest
Lawrence defeats Paola 7-6 in a tight football game as Brown scores a late third quarter touchdown and M. Clark adds the conversion. Wayman and Clark connect on a key 20 yard pass, with Lawrence holding the edge late after Paola threatened and fumbled near the Lawrence 8 yard line.
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Ola
Paola
Copia
Mark
Brown
Higgins
Fey
Lions
Wayman
St. Clark
Jlark
M. Clark
Clarke
Gast Diehm
Wasman Deer
Fane Cox
Karisas
Refree
E. D. Lupton
A. E. Voestemeyer
Kansas
Eure
Terence
Raybourn Keil
Jackson
Tor
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Gerard
Raat Nin Nehart
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Higgine
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Ryarde
Paole
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Broad array of college and high school scores across states
AP summary lists multiple college teams such as Vienna Wesleyan, Grinnell, Washburn, and Midland, with scores including 37 to Benedicts and 46 to Brigham Young, along with high school results like Doane and Chanute. Contains numerous mis-OCR fragments. main outcomes show a wide spread of football and basketball scores across several institutions and locales.
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Hays ‘Preshmien
Sterling G Jaska
Wesleyan
Midland
Hastings
Doane Jocky
Lodestone and magnetism in early science myths
A scrambled historical note traces lodestone as an ancestral magnet influencing early theories of magnetism. It references ancient experiments, the idea that single magnets could align iron, and mentions museums and speculative weight data, concluding with a cryptic line about a seventeen year old pilot.
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Landestone
Utah
Webi Museun
Lesage
Wildcats Take Lead in Kansas Conference Title Chase
Baker University retained first place in the Kansas Conference with a 14 to 10 victory over Ottawa at Baldwin. The Wildcats rallied in the second period as Baker’s Bar ker and Pettey scored on a return and a quick end run after a blocked punt. Holman added a 24 yard dash in the third period to seal the win. Ottawa fought back but could not overcome Baker’s early lead and strong defense.
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Baker University
Kansas
Ottawa
Wildcats
Barker
Invaders
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Baker
Holman
Emporia Teachers Dlub Washburn. 14 to 6 comeback
Emporia Teachers rallied in the second half to a 14 to 6 victory over Washburn College, tying them for fifth and sixth in the Central conference standings. Fraley scored on a two yard plunge, with earlier 60 yard drives fueling the comeback. The Teachers outgained Washburn 175 to 136 in total yards and earned more first downs.
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Washburn College
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College of Emporia earns 7 to 0 win over Bethany
College of Emporia, joining McPherson in a tie for third in the Kansas conference standings, defeated Bethany 7 to 0 as Hinkle scored the lone first half touchdown. Bethany threatened late but Hall’s fumble at the 20-yard line ended the drive. Muffed opportunities and strong defense defined the game.
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Kant
College of Emporia
McPherson
Kansas
Bethany
Hinkle
Oaly
Hailevis
Ravens Rout Ducks 37 to 19 in Opener at Atchison
ANOTHER RAVEN. ATCHISON Kan Oct 27 AP Coach Larry Mullins praised St Benedict College reserves after a 37 to 19 victory over Chillicothe Business College Ducks. The backed by reserves scored all but one touchdown, Cahill opening with a 46 yard scamper. Ravens held 13 first downs to 6 and 159 yards rushing to 68 for the Ducks.
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Larry Mullins
St. Benedict College
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Newton
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Griffith Eyes New Senators Manager as Ruth Offer Reported
Washington owner Clark Griffith met with Buc Gibbs Harris amid a manager search for the Senators. Ruth was reported as offering a $15,000 yearly salary plus gate percentage, with Ruth countering for $30,000 plus no gate share. Separate college and prep results note Bethel College’s 13 0 win and Friends University failing to cross the goal line against Northwestern State Teachers.
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Grinnell Tigers Hold Lead Sting in Third Period
Grinnell trailed early but rallied as Tae Oct scored and a late penalty halted a key charge. The third period featured a tense sequence with sustained pressure and defensive stops shaping the outcome.
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Grinnell
Batiti Nero
Kansas Football Tidbits Reflect On Linemen And Big Plays
A noisy mix of college football notes highlights the importance of line play in contests. Kansas State and Kansas clash produced long runs with Elder and Ayers scoring after key plays, while Missouri and St Louis University showcase strong front lines and blocking. The piece also recalls historical matchups and the broader obsession with dazzling backs over line men.
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St. Louie University
Billikena
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Tigers
Red Grange
Illinois
George White
Texas
Lavety
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Red Elder
Leo Ayers
Kansas State
Kansas
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Eudora Dominates Bonner in Open Quarter Action
Eudora outgained Bonner 235 yards to 46 and 8 first downs to one as Parker Neis and Neis led the scoring with touchdown runs and a key eight yard finish. Bonner halted several Eudora drives with interceptions and a fumble recovery. Eudora faces Baldwin in a non league game next Thursday.
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Bonner
Sprn
Parker
A. Mags
Neis
Gaina
Asnin
Gerstenberger
Eurora
Baldwin
Aldwin
Residents Visit Ottawa and Kansas City Social Circles
Ives Chapel Mraz William Suter and son Billy went to Ottawa Tuesday for a few days visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey McClay. James Leroy Spahy spend a couple weeks at the home of Mys. pass Flanders. A Ny Rutherford Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Twichell and Mrs. Glenn Howard drove to Kansas City Thursday and visited Mrs. Rutherford at St. Luke's hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McDaniel were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sutor drove to Kansas City Wednesday and visited Mrs. Middleton. W. R. Sutor William and Revers Sutor were Kansas City visitors Friday. Mrs. James Brumfield Mrs. Robert Brumfield and daughter Vivian returned home with them for no short gift. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lammer of Kansas City weekend events at the homes of Mrs. L. S. Van Besten and Mr. and Mrs TCorge. Miss Ollie McConnell of Law Ten e was weekend guest at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McConnell. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Andley Meland, Mrs. Glenn Howard, William Simpson and daughter Betty Lou, and Mrs. McKinney were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Vining Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Symn Taylor and Doc. Griffith attended the American Royal Sunday afternoon. Miss Emma Emery, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bell drove to Midland Sunday where they were guests.
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Ottawa
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Twichell
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Jsm. Cunningham
Marlin Cook
Gayle Aml Carol
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Bert Emery
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Ottawa social circle marks weekend visits and meals
The Ottawa area hosted numerous family gatherings and dinners as residents visited relatives in Kansas City for the American Royal. Guests included the Emery and Brumfield families, the Suter and Wineinger households, and many others. Activities featured birthday celebrations, a wiener roast by the pond, and a Future Farmers trip to Kansas City.
Winter community hosts quilting meeting in modified schedule
Clarence Fergerson of Winner and Floyd Lingle of Britt returned home after visits with James Ferrerson. Neighbors Paul Winter Jim Fond at Barker, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller of Lawrence visited Hirman Banks. A special Winter meeting was held at Mrs E A Sins home to quilt for the house, with a covered dish luncheon. Names of attendees included Mrs Reeds, Mrs Emmi Miller, Mrs Allie Golling, Lelia Pryor, Mrs Ettie Banks, Fannie Miller, Mrs Rebecca Biers, Jessie Winter, Mrs May Richards, Mrs Nellie Coleman, Mrs Ruth Richards, and Dorothy Buer Lon.
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Floyd. Lingle
Britt
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Paul Winter
Jim
Barker
Sanent
Lawrence
Hirman Banks
Eileine
Rev Reeds
Oak
Emmi Miller
Migs Chiles
Allie
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Lelia Pryor
Ettie Banks
Fannie, Miller
Rebecca Biers
Jessie Winter
Richards
Nellie Colman
Ruth Richards
Migs
Dorothy" Buerman
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