Nebraska Believes Tigers Real Foe
Nebraska expects a tough test against Missouri next Saturday with focus on execution. Bible’s 1934 memory fuels disciplined practice while Missouri regroups with injuries and new lineup trials. Kansas State eyes Tulsa. Oklahoma Sooners tune pass defense after struggles with Nebraska. Iowa State leans on air attack as Missouri game shapes Cyclones’ outlook.
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Notre Dame Prepares for Buckeye Clash at Ohio Stadium
Chicago October 30 Notre Dame readies for Ohio State in Columbus with a heavy emphasis on stopping the Buckeyes running game. Scouts Conley and Grant analyzed OSU tricks while Notre Dame’s Line Coach Boland drills a stout defense against a big Buckeye line. Coach Schmidt plans to rely on power plays and will use sophomore Jumping Williams if a scoring chance arises.
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Hays Teachers Prepare for Moundbuilder Battle Homecoming
Hays Kansas October 20 1 Saturday November 2 marks Fort Hays State college homecoming with a Central conference match between the Hays Tigers and Southwestern Moundbuilders from Winfield. The game at 2 30 p m follows a 3 0 loss to Emporia Teachers and a 34 6 win over Wichita as the Tigers seek to stay in the race to defend their title.
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Muddy Game Heavier Football Suits Weigh Fans
Atchison Kan October 30 muddy gridiron makes play slow as Fort Hays Teachers uniforms gain weight. Pre game suits weighed 10 pounds and after the St Benedicts match on the soggy field they weighed from 25 to 40 pounds.
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Slrenge as It Seems by John Aix
A historical look at lotteries in the United States and Harvard’s early building funding. It recalls Holworthy Hall funded by a lottery gift and Stoughton Hall financed by another state authorized drawing. It also briefly narrates a late medieval commander John of Brienne’s bold campaign against Bulgarians and ships. Tomorrow: The Snuff Box Dole.
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Valley Air Duel Highlights Drake Grinnell Tilt
Des Moines, Oct 36. Drake hosts Grinnell in homecoming football with both teams emphasizing air and run games. Coach Vee Green of Drake prepares new formations for Ubi as Grinnell relies on aerial yardage. Also in New York, Mahoney criticizes Berlin Olympics participation, challenging Brundage and Sherrill, calling out anti Semitic threats and urging American restraint.
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Bob” Hudgens
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Cyclones Dig In Again for Marquette Clash
Ames Iowa October 29 Cyclone coach George Veenker reports Iowa State still on the upgrade after ousting Missouri 205 yards to 61 in the game. The Cyclones defense held Missouri inside their 20 yard line and netted 80 passing yards in 16 attempts. Veenker says the squad is injury free and ready for the trip to Milwaukee to face Marquette with Birney Neal and Corncliffe back in action.
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Big Squad of K. U. Fresh Answers Basketball Call
Dr. F Allen addressed about forty three freshmen candidates at Robinson gym last night outlining the Kansas system of play. Ernest Vanek and Gordon Gray, former Kansas stars, discussed practices they will conduct when Allen is unavailable. Names listed include Don Stewart and Bernard Gadwood among others. Delmar Curry of Topeka leads tennis lettermen now turning to spring basketball prep with James Kell Newton Haverstock and Boob Steele also noted.
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Donald Foss
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H. E. McCabe, Jr
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Joseph Gover
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Walter O'Connor
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Don Black
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Gordon Lyons
George Bowles
Dick Baskett
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James Kell
Lawrence
Newton Haverstock
Boob Steele
Kansas City
Kansas Fans Rally After Victory Over Kansas State
The Kansas squad and fans celebrate a hard earned win over rival Kansas State, but cautions notes say one victory won’t decide the season. Oklahoma looms next, with a balanced offense and a tough defense, while Kansas emphasizes a pass heavy attack this year.
Pirates Manager Traynor Ends Deal With Pirates
AP notes key sports and entertainment moves: one year ago Harold Pie Traynor agreed to remain Pirates manager for Frank Shields. Shields, top tennis figure, signed a seven-year film contract. Also three years ago Jack Nagerty left pro football to coach Georgetown. five years ago Tim Mara’s $500,009 suit over the Tunney Dempsey fight arose.
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Pie) Traynor
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Jack Nagrerty
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Georgetown University
Tim Mara
Gene Tunney
New York
PESTLING LAST NIGHT AROUND THE NATION
Summary of boxing results from Akron Norfolk Quincy St Louis Camden and Newark with several bouts decided and a few draws. Notable wins include Lloyd Pine over Bill Landers in Akron and Jersey Joe Walcott knocking out Joe King in Camden. Local reports list others from Oklahoma Chicago Houston and Atlanta in the televised or reported night of action.
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Fred Meyers
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Paul Jones
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Otto Kuss
Pine City
Minn
Frank Speer
Atlanta
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Kansas Coaches Put On Pressure Before Oklahoma Game
University of Kansas Jayhawkers practice hard after beating Kansas State. Ad Lindsey drills focus on correcting mistakes and unveiling new offensive tricks for the Oklahoma game at Norman. Freshman and reserve squads scrimmage. Decker, Douglass, and Sutton stand out with solid ground gains and blocking.
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Squirrel Hunting Still Up North Woods Tradition
Larry Baue reflects on still hunting for squirrels as a solitary outdoor sport. Keen ears and sharp eyes guide the hunter through trees, with or without a dog. The piece notes historical ties to American riflemen at New Orleans and praises varied gear from single shot rifles to .22s and even 410 shotguns.
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Shortest punt on record described by Bill Flora
New York sports roundup recalls Bill Flora describing catching the punt after Navy halfback Allen Shapley kicked from behind his goal line. Flora says he held the ball near his side and would have a touchdown by kneeling. Also mentions Gregory Mangin nicknamed Old Lady Luck’s fair haired boy and a Wall Street bet on a horse nearing post time.
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Upset laden Kansas high school football season thrills fans
Kansas high school football brings upsets and thrilling finishes across multiple leagues. Topeka defeats Ottawa, Emporia edges Manhattan, while Chanute, Independence, and Chanute lead Eastern and Southeastern conferences. Hutchinson remains unbeaten in Ark Valley with key wins, and others like El Dorado and Olathe push for titles amid crowded race sections.
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Coach Bible Praises K U High Sportsmanship Story
The Country Gentleman article by Dana X. Bible lauds Kansas University and its athletic culture. It highlights Lindsey and the positive example set by Phog Allen in aiding injured rival Graham Rambling Ralph, noting KU’s sportsmanship amid Big Six competition and a pivotal 1930s matchup storyline.
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Bowling Elks Scores Show Strong Pins and Leaders
Shimmons rolled 49 games with 238, Menger posted 246 and 256, high score by Mercer at 32 with 638 on lanes tonight. Ward and others feature solid frames as Allen Guffin Bullock Sutters and Sid tally 209 in a late session while upcoming games promise more action.
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Indian Braves Meet Washburn In Topeka Showdown
Haskell Braves face Washburn in Topeka at Moore Bowl Saturday night at 8. Coach Levi negotiates a cold while directing drills and shifts to stressed offense. Delos Botone out for season. Roper Washington to start at quarterback as Ichabods come off a West coast trip with minor injuries.
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