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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1933
Page
6
Emporia Teachers beat the Hornets 19 to 7 in a Central conference game on Oct. 28. Key plays included a 67 yard kickoff to Conway and a 76 yard drive ending in a Gould score, with Fraley adding a two yard TD.
Eudora high beat Bonner Springs 12 to 7 in a Kaw Valley league football game at Eudora yesterday. Eudora scored in the third and fourth periods on blocked punts, with a fourth quarter safety touchdown off a punt and a Bonner score on a 40 yard triple pass and run. Tonganoxie visits Eudora next Thursday afternoon at Eudora.
AP roundup lists scores across Kansas colleges with many small schools and junior colleges. Notable results include Washburn beating Fort Hays State 31 to 19, Parsons 0, and Lecompton High School defeating Washburn Rural 29 to 0 with two early touchdowns.
The text recalls the 1896 Northern JoC key Club course race in New South Wales where Tom narrowly won after three heats over Yellow Plush and Syndicate. It also notes a glass house example, Calais water imports, and coastlines per U S Coast and Geodetic survey, concluding with Monday’s feature on The Six-in-One Animal.
Lawrence high blanked Paola 25 to 0 on Paola field in a second half powered by a diverse offensive attack. W Duver scored twice on a 15 yard run and a short keeper, Ireland connected on two long passes for touchdowns, and Kephart, Brooks, and Johnson contributed in a strong defensive and rushing effort. Paola struggled with fumbles and a stout Lawrence line as Fort Scott looms next week.
Alan Gould argues for a clearer sign system and better use of loudspeakers to prevent confusion on eastern college football gridirons. He cites inconsistent referee signals, ignored codes, and a controversial Army Illinois game ruling as examples of the need for transparent explanations and reliable officiating.
The clipped note mentions boxing results with Floyd Morey defeating Roy Stevens and Jack Charver beating Tuffy Dial, plus a stray line about a finder likely reading the Lost and Found column. This fragment lacks full context and dates.
Oklahoma Agricultural College as 18 to 0 victory over the Haskell Indians. The Aggies scored in each period, with Davis reaching 28 yards after a late interception. Haskell threatened early but was stopped by Bruner on a 10 yard loss.
Ravenna Nebraskans John Pesek, whose greyhounds already captured the futurity and futurity consolation at the National Coursing Association fall meet, had four contenders remaining in the running for the national derby in Newton Kansas. The second round began with 12 hopefuls, and meanwhile a Kansas-dominated semi finals emerged in the consolation.
Cambridge University of England will send its debate team to oppose University of Iowa forensians for the tenth time in as many years.
Jimmy McLarnin and manager Charles Foster became United States citizens under an Americanization court ruling. McLarnin, born in Belfast on December 19, 1907, had lived in Vancouver and fought mainly in the United States. Foster, a native of England, also gained citizenship in Los Angeles on October 28.
Paris, Oct. 28 AP Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh pursued shopping and sightseeing. The colonel enjoyed a display of acrobatic aviation while Mrs Lindbergh window shopped along Rue Royale Rue Vendome and the Place de L Opera without entering any stores.
Underclassmen at the University of Kansas paraded in night clothes from Memorial Union down Mt Oread to South Park for a bonfire rally. Ex-senator Henry J Allen and coaches Mike Getto and Ad Lindsey spoke from a moving van as Strings Dixon flaunted a cat prop. crowd leaders praised fan energy while theater invites followed with cider and doughnuts.
About forty men are expected at Trinity Lutheran church main auditorium Sunday at 9 45 a m for a Temperance discussion led by C A Puls. Questions include whether prohibition was wise, alternatives to liquor sales, repeal or dry votes in Kansas, and plans to prevent saloons return. A fifteen minute sing precedes the session and dismissal is at 10 45 a m.
In Rome on October 28 AP reports the Blackshirts marching in the capital for the 11th anniversary of the Fascist regime under Premier Mussolini. Newspapers, orators and billboards extol the new order as Fascist ideals spread, with Balbo’s air force and the Rex liner cited as symbols of a world stage for Rome’s peace pact forum.
Eon and the Capitoline ill, local Fascist secretaries organized celebrations in the smaller villages, extending show of power and civic display beyond major urban centers.
Cincinnati reports beer revenue boosts water works by eight thousand monthly as breweries gain new customers while Oklahoma barber licenses fall. Denver blast fails to explode dynamite lightly injuring a man. Johns Hopkins researchers study facial lips expression over emotions, noting eyes remain expressionless.
Arkansas City Junior College dropped its 23rd straight game to the Chicago Indians, 26 to 0, as the team seeks a dubious losing streak championship. A third district American Legion convention in Coffeyville approved sterilization for certain hereditary diseases, backed Sons of the Legion eligibility for sons of veterans, and chose Pittsburg for the 1934 spring meeting. Gov Landon urged private relief drives during November. An apple tree in Sacramento bears blossoms and fruit while Harrodsburg’s Kentucky pioneers’ graves remain legible.
A scanned page shows a crossword puzzle with numerous Across clues and partial answers. It includes references to numbers and foreign terms, with scattered letters and terms like withdrawal language symbols, animal names, and musical hints. The fragment suggests a puzzle page with garbled entries and multiple clue numbers.
The Belleview 4-H Club met at Mary Kathryn and Natalie Rexroad home on Wednesday October 25 with 26 members present. Twenty five reaffirmed rejoining. officers for the year were elected with Ernest Cowles as president Ruth Duncany as vice president and Mary Kathryn Rexroorter as secretary with Ymeda Santes and reader as helpers. A Halloween party for the 4-H Club and Union Chapel Young People's Sunday School class is planned for Saturday October 28 at the Rexroad home. The next meeting is set for Thursday November 23 at the homes of Clarence and Charles Hubbard. Phone 22 for an Ad Taker.
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