Kansas Jayhawks face tough debut after Big Six setback
After a loss to Kansas State in their Big Six opener, Kansas battles Oklahoma at Norman with hopes of rebound. Coach Lindsey to mix lineup this week seeking a quarterback. Lawrence and Bloomfield eyed at the post, Beach moved to blocking back as Aggies suffer injuries. Pete Mehringer sustains leg and groin cuts, potentially sidelining him for Oklahoma. Russell returns after first‑half injury.
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Bluefield College Back Leads Nation's Scorers
Pete Young of Bluefield College, star back on the undefeated team, leads the nation in scoring this football season with 12 touchdowns and 72 points in six games. He holds a 23 point lead over Herman Echt erhardus of Michigan and Bob Cox of Duke in the national scoring race.
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Bucky Harris Fame as Pilot of Champion Senators
AP reports former Detroit manager Tom Harris known as Bucky Harris has signed a one year contract to manage the Boston Senators, saying he will coach in the third-base box if results meet expectations. Harris previously resigned as Detroit Baseball Club manager to pursue a fresh opportunity. Kansas college football schedule listed with Emporia, Washburn, Baker, and others across Friday and Saturday, including Wesleyan of Salina, Missouri Valley, and Panhandle A and M.
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Magellan Voyage: From Seville to Philippine Waters
The text recounts Ferdinand Magellan’s circumnavigation attempt starting in Seville in 1519, noting only 18 of 270 crewmen survived the voyage. It covers his noble Portuguese origin, service to Spain, and the expedition’s westward path to the tip of South America, across the Pacific to the Philippines, with Sebastian del Cano returning to Seville in 1523.
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Four Teams Battle for Kansas Titles
Topeka October 30 AP Two major Kansas football titles may lie between Wichita Washburn in the Central conference and McPherson and Ottawa in the Kansas circuit. Ottawa and McPherson clash a week from Friday as Wichita had kept the CJC crown since Thanksgiving entries.
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Nebraska Sees Title Hopes Amid Big Six Matchups
Nebraska rocketed toward a likely conference crown after consecutive wins over Iowa State Kansas and Oklahoma while Missouri looms in a key showdown. The Huskers, riding momentum from a 16 7 victory by Oklahoma to third in standings, prepare for a Missouri clash next Saturday as they chase a potential national gridiron claim.
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How the Title Races Are Going in Football
New York AP surveys major conference title races as teams approach decisive games. Michigan leads the Big Ten with Illinois, Purdue. California and Oregon State remain in contention. Georgia, Kentucky, Alabama and others in the Southeast show varied paths. Arkansas and Texas in the Southwest. Oklahoma A. and M. in the Missouri Valley. Utah atop the Rocky Mountain race with Denver and Colorado A. and M. among challengers.
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Pontius wins consolation flight at Topeka tourney
Chick Pontius, city amateur champion, took the consolation flight at the Hill invitation tournament in Topeka. He defeated Fred Turner of Lawrence in the finals, shooting a 342 for the nine hole to set a new amateur course record. Glerm and Oatman, of Lae, were eliminated in the second round of the championship night.
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Lawrence
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Title at Stake Tonight in Welterweight Bout
The welterweight title is on the line tonight as Brawney Lou Brouillard meets Baltimore Pier in a 15 round bout in Boston. Brouillard, preparing for his first title defense after a strong win over Ben Jeby, aims to keep the crown from Jackie Fields’ fading grip, with bettors watching closely as fight night unfolds.
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Kansas Football Stock Sags After Tough Defeat
Kansas football struggled as both lines failed to open holes for ball carriers and the defense allowed a decisive score. The game drew a large crowd yet remained dull, marked by disputed officiating decisions and a shaky quarterbacking showing. Kansas now eyes Oklahoma, Nebraska, Iowa State, and Missouri in upcoming road and home games amid talk of a possible lineup shakeup.
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Bears, Packers win as NFL action runs Sunday card
Chicago holds lead amid scattered results as Packers defeat Philadelphia and Giants edge Boston. Portsmouth and Cincinnati push earlier wins, with Pittsburgh set to meet Brooklyn on next Sunday. Pesek dogs sweep major National Coursing Association honors at Newton Kansas with Pese ka Gangster and Rusty Andrew taking derby stakes.
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Baldwin News Social Notes From Week in Baldwin
Mrs Ira Christie returns from Chicago after visiting brother Ray Skinner and attending Century of Progress exposition. Local visits include J G Brockway in Kansas City and Bonner Springs. Dinner guests at Zeta Tau Alpha house with President Wallars Fleming and others. Roberta Sowers teaches at Onaga and visited Baldwin. Mrs Smith Davis and son Richard return to Napton. Mrs A E Mann visits Baldwin. Mrs Lillian Mitchell of Garnett visits T A Hitchcock. Kensington club met with Mrs Gayle Chubb. next at Miss Jessie King’s home. Wallace Fleming spoke at First Methodist in Williamsburg. Baker male quartet performed. Fred Schenck and Mrs Martin Baker of Burlingame visited Rev Lane. Mrs D M Freeman’s sister visited. W A Fuller and Mrs John Moody of Eudora drove to Baldwin to see the Baldwin church and the Quayle Bible collection in Case library. W R Day of Ottawa visited Dr W H Webster. Dean Suthers Leavengood did business in Kansas City. Laura Fleming hosted Baker University open house with garden flowers. Mrs Fleming aided by Mrs Harriet W Ruble and C P Preshaw of Rockford. The Younger Set Bridge club met with Mr and Mrs Gayle Chubb. attendees included host and hostess.
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Zeta ‘Tau Alpha
Wallars B. Fleming
Dean
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James Chubb
Roberta Sowers
Onaga
Baldwin
Eugene Farrow
Roland Rogers
Robert Mize
Fred Schenck
Martin Baker
Burlingame
Joseph C. Lane
Carl Fast
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W. A. Fuller
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John Moody
Eudora
Baker University
Fleming
Harriet W. Ruble
C. P. Preshaw
Rockford
Perry Sowers
Gayle Chubb
Baker area notes and society items recount local visits
The week featured Miss Griffith and Mrs Noble visiting World’s Fair events in Chicago, Cari Winsor luncheon guest of Mrs B F Howard at the Phi Mu house, and Leisure Hour Club entertaining at Mrs Charles E Beeks home. Out of town guest Mrs Charles Wilson of Richmond Va attended. Rev and Mrs Ward announced marriage of daughter Janie Elizabeth to Dudley Vaught of Lubbock Tex at Paseo Methodist church. Mrs Vaught to be at home in Lubbock. Professor Alexander’s wife wins Pictorial Review prize Candy worth $10000. Baldwin friends congratulate. Bernard Schultze injured hand in fall from ladder, plans Baldwin return late week.
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Breithaupts Attend Family Dinner Near Wellsville
CLEARFIELD Mr and Mrs Bartle Breithaupt attended a family dinner Monday at the home of her brother Orvel Hammer and family near Wells ville in honor of their sister Mrs Joe Fletcher of Kingsdown. The Meeder ai Brecheisen threshing machine thrashed lespe deza reed for M Breithaupt and Henry Brecheisen, Mr and Mrs Ben Brecheisen and children, and Mrs Loyd Smith motor to Kansas City Sunday and called at the Willson and Payne dahlia farm, also the silver fox farm near Olathe.
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Belleview Socials Highlight Local Guests and Misfortune
Martin Abel and family attended a party at C. C. Gerstenberger’s home Saturday night. Mesdames Clifton Garrett, Guy Church, Florence Alford, Alice Rarick of Lawrence and Elma Joy of Eudora visited Mrs. Harry Garrett and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Coleman. Robert joined Sunday dinner at the Kemp Wil’s. Mrs. Henry Welch broke her right arm cranking her car, a painful coincidence after her husband recently broke his arm cranking a tractor. John L. Gibler began stringing haymaking this week. his home will be a Mecca for small kids.
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Clifton Garrett
Guy Church
Florence Alford
Alice Rarick
Lawrence
Misa Elma Joy
Eudora
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G. C. Coleman
Robert
Kemp Wil
Henry Welch
John L. Gibler
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Notre Dame Faces Football Depression After Rockne Era
Notre Dame, still feeling the shock of Rockne's death in 1931, grapples with leadership and direction. Harper states the program will progress cautiously, maintaining football relationships nationwide as Anderson leads with full university backing and no panic.
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Belleview News Reflects Social Ties and Pioneers
Local notes recount gatherings at the Abel home and Belleview Ladies Aid events. Visits include Hughes Stanko Ot Ott Holmes Skinner families. a hospital drive sends eight dollars for Mary Hospital Kansas City. Rev Bertchinger to preach at Union church on Sunday October 29. James Allen, a Belleview pioneer, dies in Guthrie with ties to Lawrence and Bolivar families.
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