Jayhawks reshuffle backfield for Oklahoma clash
Kansas coach Ad Lindsey moved Harris to the first team and added pace to the backfield. Beach will shift to blocking duties to aid ball carriers, while Mehringer likely misses Norman with leg and groin cuts. Dees replaces Mehringer at left tackle as Lindsey tightens practice on offense with limited first string usage.
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Fordham Faces Gaels in Intersectional Test
Fordham, boasting a 215 pound line and a strong backfield, eyes a second intersectional test against St Marys Gaels. Crowley warns against overconfidence as Fordham seeks a Rose Bowl claim with potential wins over NYU and Oregon State. Washington, DC, and New York City headlines reflect rising interest in the Rams.
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Varipapa Sets Bowling World Six-Game Record
New York bowling star Andy Varipapa holds a world six-game record with a 275 plus average. He showcases trick shots like a two-ball strike where the first ball rests before hitting the head pin for a strike. He started his six games with a perfect 300 and 18 straight strikes, totaling 19 perfect games in his career, many in recent years. Marsupials are mainly Australian, with opossums native to North America being the sole North American marsupial family. Tomorrow: The 115-yard gain.
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Ito
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South America
Mexico
North America
Minnesota Fans Hope for Toss Win in Northwestern Game
In Minneapolis on October 21 AP reports Minnesota football fans dread the opening coin toss. The Gophers have won the toss in all five games so far and remain undefeated, though twice tied. Ahead of the Northwestern game at Evanston, fans again hope for the lucky coin flip.
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New PGA Code Aims to Bar Violators in Open Golf
New York Oct 31 AP The Professional Golfers Association plans a new code of conduct for players aligned with 16 open winter tournaments. Violations could lead to bans from events under PGA control and enforce etiquette rules to curb cursing and crowd disruption. Bobby Jones plans a comeback at the Miami Biltmore Open in Coral Gables December 8-10.
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South
Kenwood Club
Bethseda
Chicago
Coral Gables
Fla
Bobby Jones
Oie
Augustz
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Ponca City Golfer Wins National Handicap Championship
A Ponca City Oklahoma golfer who started the 1933 season with a 12 stroke handicap won the first annual national handicap championship. The event awarded the national title plus state and club prizes, with the winner claiming the top honors despite the tough field and challenging course conditions observed in New York on October 31.
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New York
Hanalents Golfers’ Association
Dundee Wins Crown In Boston Garden Victory
Baltimore boxer Dundee defeated See youngster Brouillard in a 15 round title bout at the Boston Garden. The win earned Dundee the championship and avenged recent losses to Teddy Yarosz and Young Perry. Gate receipts totaled 15021.50, with the winner receiving the major share.
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Teddy Yarosz
Young Perry
Aggies Meet Bachman Team In Michigan State Clash
Kansas State fans focus on the upcoming Michigan State game next Saturday. It marks the first meeting between Wildcats coach Charles Bachman and Spartans coach Bo McMillin, with Bachman entering his eighth year and McMillin his sixth.
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Aggies
Michigan
Football notes from campus and conferences
A scattered Associated Press roundup reports ticket roughness at Fordham gym for St Mary's game, a nickname change for Nebraska Wesleyan to Coyotes, South Carolina's brisk drill before LSU, Michigan barring most water bucket access, and Columbia's Lou Little criticizing high scoring against weak foes while suggesting substitution or quarterback limits as tactics.
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Associated Press
New York
Fordham Gymnasium
St. Mary’s
Touchdown ease boosts Hargiss in Big 6 clash notes
Kansas and Nebraska clash sparks talk on rulebook as hubbub over a safety near touchdown roils observers. Oklahoma onlooker comments amid predictions by Bo McMillin and a crowd near 17,000 at KU Kansas State game. Elmer Schaake returns with Portsmouth, Ace Gutowsky also back and Spartans easing back from injuries as Weller and Molesworth noted for pro ranks.
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Nebraska
Hub ‘Boswell
Piasdof
Oklahoma
Forbes Pring
Elmer Schaake
Portsmouth
New York
Spartans
Ace Gutowsky
Enid
Okla
Schaake
Notre Dame's Football Woes Shake Gridiron Prestige
Notre Dame, once a football prestige symbol, suffers a downturn after a 14-0 Penn State defeat. Rockne era’s successes fade as Anderson era struggles with cohesion and QB changes. Attendance drops at home games, hurting the university's athletic finances and South Bend businesses.
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California
Penetto
Trojans
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Amnys
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Hank) Anderson
Jack Chevigny
Pers
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Ander[son
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Hunk
Waard
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Fighting Irish
Pittsburgh
Big Six coaches push backfield and line revamps
Kansas City reports say injuries and coachs’ drive for better play prompt heavy reshaping of backfields and lines across the Big Six. Missouri’s Frank Carideo forecasts no lineup changes despite gaps. Nebraska’s Dana X Bible seeks stronger showings despite losses. Oklahoma’s sophomores show progress and Kentucky’s Ralph Karels highlighted as standout in the south. Ads note four lines of classified ads at eighty cents weekly.
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Frank Carideg
Missouri
Towns University Game Sees Shake Up On Backfield
George Veenker of the tuck clones urged a backfield shake up due to Don Theophilus fullback's condition. Regulars were given a vacation after the Tigers game while Kansas State's Wildcats rested. Coach McMillin reports injuries to State Soutente M ertzenberger and Dan Blaine that may end Blaine's season.
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Valley Grove Birthday Dinner for Charles Petrie Jr
Charles Petrie Jr was honored at a birthday dinner Sunday in Valley Grove. Attendees from Lawrence included Mr and Mrs Joe Petrie and sons Milford Daryl and John Henry Mr and Mrs Walter Dunbar and Buena Petrie Mr and Mrs Richard Petrie and their son from Lone Star and Jesse.
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Buena Petrie
Joe
Milford
Daryl
John Henry
Walter Dunbar
Buena’ Petrie
Lawrence
Richard Petrie
Lone Star
Jesse
Local social notes and service at Wellman Chapel
Burdick and families from Oklahoma and nearby towns gathered for a Sunday Wellman Chapel service led by Rev Robt Brown of McLouth. A Woodstock group sang a special number. Social events included visits, cook book cookie contests, a Halloween party plan, and a group photo. Reed Alexander, 73, died en route from Colorado Springs with Mrs Bliss. Members and guests shared meals and flowers as sessions dispersed.
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Chester Smith
John Robinson
Near Oskaloosa
Valley Grove
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Topeka
Eart' Garner
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Oskaloosa
Oliver Garner
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Reed Alexander
Colorado Springs
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Kansas City
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Sunnyside
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C. A. Petrie
Russell Stewart
Paulson
Lawrence
Glen Champion
McLouth
Eudora
Jefferson Con
Oskaloo
Local notices and visits fill Topeka and Lawrence
Community chatter lists visits from Topeka to Lawrence and back, with many families seen at church and lunch after services. Residents include Mr and Mrs Eugene Robinson and children, Mr and Mrs Payne, Mr and Mrs Harold Champion, and Mrs Rachel Basen Cayton of Lawrence who is ill. A birth is announced for George Julius Smith. Halloween plans and visitors from Lawrence, Wellman, and Che are noted, with teachers and pupils mentioned.
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Ken
Topeka
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Lawrence
Joe Edens
Fromissouri
Missouri
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George Julius
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Helen Gardner
Che
Lawrence Ward
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