Kansas Faces Notre Dame In Final Home Tilt
Kansas Jayhawkers race to ready injured players for a Saturday Memorial Stadium clash with Notre Dame Ramblers. Coach Lindsey aims to polish the Kansas drive as Schaake retains the quarterback role and Kansas ends show improvement against St Louis as they study Notre Dame’s vast play variety.
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Halloween origins and customs through the ages
The article traces All Saints Day history from Celtic and Druid roots to Christian adoption. It notes Halloween practices like apple bobbing and window soap removal as vestiges of ancient superstitions, and mentions an unusual claim about a grasshopper’s strength. Author John Winx invites readers to write for more details.
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Naples
Ray Randels
University of Nebraska
Jose
Notre Dame visit to Kansas sparks season football headliners
The Kansas Jayhawkers prepare for a major intersectional clash with Notre Dame at Kansas Stadium following a win over St. Louis University. Coach Mike Getto lauds Notre Dame but notes Pitt’s upset as a possible factor. Nebraska figures into the mix with praise for Mehringer and mixed fan sentiment as Big Six race tightens.
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Ottawa Braves rout Baker in homecoming game 122 to 0
Ottawa defeats Baker 122 to 0 to move closer to Kansas conference title. Two 40 yard passes from captain Jack Knapper to Senter set up Ottawa scoring in the second half. Gray and Knapper add touchdowns. Baker threatened early but fumbled. Ottawa dominated with interceptions and few Baker threats.
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Eder
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Aker
Indians Go East to Clash With Temple in Philadelphia
Haskell Indians prepare for an intersectional football clash with Temple University in Philadelphia Friday night after two weeks without competition. About twenty five players travel, departing by Santa Fe, stopping in Fostoria for a workout, with a return trip including a Washington sightseeing stop and Indian office visit.
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Washington, D. C
KU Swim Freshmen and Varsity Call for November 10
University of Kansas coach Herbert G. Allphin announces freshmen and varsity candidates must report November 10 for preliminary drills to run through the semester. No meets this semester. schedule to be set at December Big Six directors meeting in Kansas City. Prospects include Bert Sutton and Harlan Jennings. returning performers Fred Malo Tom Paige Tom Sears and Harry Hamaishi. Bob Dill returns to backstroke after two seasons.
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Bob Dill
Reserves Triumph For Haskell In Twin Wins
Coach John Levi led the Haskell reserves to two Saturday wins, as the Indian stadium bout saw them defeat the Washburn 7 to 0 while another group faced the Topeka boys industrial school eleven and won 14 to 10. The double victory marked the second loss handed to the Indian reserves by the In dian Food B squad this season.
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Two Dogs Share Honors in National Derby at Concordia
Sunny Sue and Sunny Crag, two greyhounds owned by Hadegan and Lawman Lawman of Severy and El Paso, Texas, shared championship honors in the National Coursing Meet derby at Concordia Kansas. Surviving from a field of 36 starters, the pair reached the finals yesterday.
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Notre Dame reserves fueled by Rockne era tactics persist
Sunny Crag drew a bye in the semi finals while Sunny Sue beat Tiny Julia owned by W. H. Bell Summerfield Kan. The piece notes Notre Dame's enduring reserve strength under Knute Rockne, the shock-troop concept, and the impact of past seasons on 1932 prospects as Hank Anderson succeeds after Rockne. A Buenos Aires stadium plan is announced and Michigan cheerleader Albert Lowrey is injured.
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Tom Lieb
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Jack Cannon
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John Corrick
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Manfred Vezie
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Los Angeles
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Argentina
Regulation costs Kansas State a game in Norman
M. F. Ahearn, Kansas State athletic director, saw the dead ball rule cost his team a recent game as Oklahoma beat Kansas State by a touchdown in Norman. Aggies outfirst downs but the rule changed the outcome despite strong play.
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Notre Dame Faces Kansas in Big Six Test
Notre Dame, humbled Ramblers, travels to face Kansas Jayhawks who have won three of five. Kansas beat Denver and Iowa State, lost to Oklahoma and Nebraska, as Nebraska shapes conference lead. Husker defense shines with late interception leading to Boswell TD.
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Kansas State Drops Ties For Third In Gridiron Standings
Kansas State loses to Nebraska and falls into a third place tie with Kansas in the Gridiron standings. Lou Bush of Massachusetts leads national football scoring with 96 points after scoring twice against Amherst. Ralph Graham of Kansas State holds second with 79 points as the top scorer across nine major conference groups.
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Georgetown Sacks Coach As Season Stumbles On
Georgetown University installs John L Hagerty as head coach after Thomas Mills resigns amid a 3- game defeat streak. Hagerty, ex 1925 Hoya captain, brings Giants captain Murice Dubofsky as assistant. Mills cites dissatisfaction with the team record and steps aside for new leadership midseason.
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Huskers Top Lateral For 6-0 Victory Over Opponent
In a non conference tilt Nebraska edged its rival 6 to 0. Oklahoma Sooners were blanked 7 to 0 by Oklahoma A&M in a Missouri Valley clash. Missouri, led by Frank Carideo, fell to Washington University 14 to 6 in St Louis.
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