Indians Report for Opening Drill at Haskell
About forty candidates reported for the 1930 Haskell football opening practice led by Coach Egbert Ward and Dietz. Captain Louis Weiler and Wilson Charles headline a list of early reporters as the Indians prepare for the September 26 game with Washburn College at Topeka.
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Haskell
W. H. Dietz
Egbert Ward
Dietz
Braves
Washburn College
Topeka
Indians
Wellers
Charles
Louis Weiler
Wilson Charles
K. U
Jones
Claymore
Prim
A. Barlow
Black
O’brien
Hayes
Bush
Edge
Pierce
S. Costa
Joe Barlow
Young
N. Holmes
McDonald
Pence
White
L. Alexander
Powless
Boyd
Harjo
Archdale
Freeman
G. Alexander
Crow
Shepherd
N. Hendrix
B. Hendrix
Duffina
L. . Barlow
R. Holmes
Jim
Hinman
R. Wilson
Locust
W. Johnson
Murphy
Bernard
Smith
Brightman
Beaver
Lawrence Johnson
Ted Wilson
Lynas Skenadore
James Grant
Dave Ward
Eugene Fritz
Payne
Claymor
Eagleman
Playing Infield Strategy From Big League Baseball
Former New York Giants pitcher Al Demaree discusses infield positioning in high leverage situations with a runner on third and one out or bases loaded. He notes managers like John McGraw used to have infielders come in only halfway to adapt to the lively ball, while others argue for closer alignment. The piece touches on pitching low curve balls to induce grounders and the strategic choice between shutting down the run or allowing a runner to score, depending on outs and speed. It also mentions a forthcoming illustrated leaflet on batting by Demaree and a Memphis cotton examiners visit to support federal standards enforcement.
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Y al Demaree
New York Giant
John McGraw
New York Giants
Kansas Names Getto And Murphy As Assistants
University of Kansas announces the addition of M. J. Getto and Paul Murphy to the football coaching staff. Getto, former Pittsburgh All American tackle, coached the Jayhawker line last year and served as first assistant to Head Coach H. W. Hargiss. Murphy, a former Pennsylvania backfield star, helped in spring practice and will coach the backs this fall. The Jayhawkers begin practice on September 10.
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University of Kansas
M. J
Mike) Getto
Paul Murphy
Getto
Pittsburgh
Jayhawker
H. W. Hargiss
Murphy
Pennsylvania
Hargiss
Jayhawkers
Name Harry Bell to Succeed Potsy Clark at Butler
Indianapolis September 2 Harry M Bell former Lombard college and Des Moines university coach has succeeded George Potsy Clark as director of athletics at Butler university Bell has a strong coaching reputation Dick Baxter a Lombard alumnus will assist in football Tony Hinkle will be assistant director and head basketball coach Clark the former Kansas football coach resigned after the North Central Association protested Butler paying the director ten thousand dollars per year
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Indianapolis
Harry M. Bell
Lombard College
Des Moines University
George
Potsy) Clark
Butler University
Bell
Dick Baxter
Lombard
Tony Hinkle
Clark
University of Kansas
North Central Association of Colleges
Butler
Boxing Roundup From Multiple Cities With KO Wins
In Watertown Billy Petrofite of Fargo stops Doty Turner in the third round. In Kansas City Mickey Cohen of Denver outpoints Joe Glick of Brooklyn. Jackie Gibbs stops Vince Jelenik of Fort Leavenworth in two. Patsy Perroni of Canton defeats Mike McTigue of New York. Add Warren of Durham floors Tiny Herman of Portland in two.
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Watertown
S. D
Billy Petrofite
Fargo
N. D
Doty Turner
Kansas City
Mickey Cohen
Denver
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Jackie Gibbs
Vince Jelenik
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Canton
Ohio
Patsy Perroni
Mike McTigue
New York
Macon
Add Warren
Durham
Tiny Herman
Fortland
Ore
Four-Leaf Tobacco Plant Found in Kinston Farm
Nelson Jones, a local farmer, found a rare four leaf tobacco plant in Kinston North Carolina. If omens hold, the plant suggests a good tobacco crop for the area, marking the first such find in the section.
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Kinston
N. C
Nelson Jones
Gar Wood Retains Speedboat World Title in Harmsworth Race
Gar Wood header Miss America IX and Miss America VIII defeated British challengers to win the Harmsworth trophy in Detroit. Miss America IX averaged 77.390 mph for a 50 mile heat, besting the former record of 75.287 mph. The Eighth ran 77.238 mph with a fastest lap of 79.185 mph as Marion Barbara Carstairs ends her bid without the trophy after years and heavy spending.
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Detroit
Gar Wood
Wood
George
Marion Barbara Carstairs
England
Woods
Isle of Wight
Cullop Reaches 50 Mark in Labor Day Doubleheader
Minneapolis outfielder Nick Cullop of the Minneapolis club slams a homer in both games of a Labor Day doubleheader with St. Paul to lift his season total to 50. The American Association standout continues a rapid homerun barrage and leads his team with the power surge.
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Chicago
Nick Cullop
Minneapolis
Miller
St. Paul
150 Major League Leaders
National League leads include Terry Giants batting 407 and 215 hits while Cuyler Cubs top runs 134 and 32 steals. Wilson Cubs leads 46 home runs and 135 RBIs. Comorosky Pirates tops triples 23. Klein Phillies doubles 48. American League features Gehrig Yankees batting .393 and 135 RBIs, Ruth Yankees 135 runs and 44 homers, Hodapp Indians 195 hits and 42 doubles, Combs Yankees 17 triples, McManus Tigers 19 steals.
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Associated Press
Terry
Giants
Cuyler
Cubs
Wilson
Klein
Phillies
Comorosky
Pirates
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Hen Brings $55 Dublin Auction Record
A Waterford hen that laid 259 eggs in its pullet year sold for 55 dollars at a Dublin auction. The buyer and other sale details were not disclosed in the brief OCR fragment.
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Dublin
County Waterford
Blind golfer Don Morgan aims for Cornell crew glory
In a Seattle AP report a sightless Vashon Island student, Don Morgan, 18, a Cornell sophomore, seeks to lead Cornell varsity crew to victory and repeat the 1930 national intercollegiate regatta win on the Hudson. Despite a 1928 explosion that blinded him, Morgan trains in golf and rowing, using sound cues to judge putts and cups.
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Seattle
Vashon Island
Don Morgan
Cornell University
Morgan
Vashon Island High School
Cornell
Hudson
Arts College
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Include Wide Night Games
National Cincinnati 5 2 Chicago 3 i Boston 5 2 Brooklyn 3 4 New York 8 3 Philadelphia 4 4 St Louis 11 5 Pittsburgh 6 1 Detroit 6 4 Chicago 5 2 Washington 2 6 Boston 1 8 Philadelphia 3 0 New York 2 2 Cleveland 13 9 St Louis 8 5. Second game eight innings. American Association Kansas City 3 5 Milwaukee 2 5. First same ten innings. Louisville 7 6 Indianapolis 3 3. Second game night game. Columbus 6 5 Toledo 2 9 St Paul 8 12 Minneapolis 7 10 Western League Pueblo 8 4 Des Moines 1 1 Wichita 3 2. Oklahoma ity 0 3 Omaha 12 4 Denver 8 8 Second game night. gam Topeka 2 5 st Joseph 1 4. Night games.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Pueblo
Des Moines
Wichita
Oklahoma Ity
Omaha
Denver
Gam Topeka
St. Joseph
Brooklyn Ren
Washington New. Or
Boston Deep
American Association
St! Pav
Aed
Columbus Cents Hyenas
Indianapoli
Western League
Seevtnene
Coe Enenneentensie
Omaha Aeaeny T
Oklahoma City
Eet
Topeka
Perenne Tence
Apa
Gridiron Coaches Pick Winners for Fans on Friday
New York AP reports three gridiron experts Knute Rockne Glenn Warner and Tad Jones will choose probable winners and scores each Friday over WABC and the Columbia network in a series called Prediction Interviews The program begins September 5 with Christy Walsh interviewing Rockne before the first game
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New York
Knute Rockne
Glenn Warner
Tad Jones
WABC
Columbia Broadcasting Network
Christy Walsh
Rockne
Haskell Star Aims for All Around Athletic Fame
Wilson Charles a 22-year-old Oneida of Haskell Institute dominates the A A U decathlon in Pittsburgh, edging USC’s Jim Stewart over 1500 meters to claim 7313,343 points. The 6 foot 2, 100 pound athlete hinges his versatile career on speed, echoing a historic Indian athletic legacy from Thorpe and Carlisle.
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Wilson Charles
Haskell Institute
Jim Thorpe
Charles
Jim Stewart
University of Southern California
Pittsburgh
Denver
John Levi
Haskell
Thorpe
York
Giants
Oklahoma
Sac and Fox
Stockholm
Thorne
Carlisle
Walter Camp
New York Giants
Local residents attend gatherings and visits amid Kansas City trips
In Corliss and surrounding areas many residents visited relatives and friends in Kansas City and nearby towns. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Jordon Mrs. Elza Jordon and others at a revival meeting. several Alfalfa aid visits. Beatrice Overbaugh from Kansas City spending the week with her aunt. and numerous calls, dinners, and lawn party attendance throughout the week.
All American Football Board Names Annual Team Members
The article lists Rockne Warner and Tad Jones as members of the all American football board. They will interview nominees and select the annual all American team each year. The process includes weekly Friday interviews at 9 30 p m EST and a rotating schedule.
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Crophone
Walsh
Tad Jones
Rockne
Warner
Jones
all-American Board of Football
Giant Rays 18 Feet Wide Show Up in Gulf Waters
Brownsville Texas AP reports har pooning giant rays near the mouth of the Rio Grande. Schools of these fish appeared suddenly for the first time in years. A boat with five fishermen was towed five miles out by a giant ray after harpooning. The fish tangled in the propeller and could not be cut. Also caught this summer were dolphin and bluefish.
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Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande
Gulf
Cuyler Aims To Break Base Theft Record This Season
Chicago AP reports Kiki Cuyler, famed basestealer, is poised to exceed his NL single season record of 43 stolen bases set last year. Noted for lightning speed and keen pitcher insight, he leverages inside and outside hooks to steal. Batting ahead of Hack Wilson aids his running game as he averages 35 steals per season.
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Chicago
Kiki Cuyler
Cyler
Hack Wilson
Cuyler
Elks Bowling Scores Highlight Allen Hetzel Night
Allen Hetzel posts high series with 259, 239, and 255 as Elks roll strong scores. Dr. Phillips leads with 284, 221, and 221 in a competitive lineup. Tonight features Sevenback and Shimmons in a high stakes bowling card.
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Allen Hetzel
Dr. Phillips
Sevenback
W Tng
Shimmons
Corliss Family Gatherings and Local Visits Highlight Week
Relatives and friends met at the Pete Randall home for an August 17 birthday picnic in the grove. Margaret Strickland of De Soto visited Mrs. Clara Plummer, Andrew Jordan family moved to Jewett, Dr. T. E. Grey of Windslow Ark stayed with Mrs. Doane and toured Kansas City, Mrs. David Jewett and baby visited Lees Summit, Mae Tripkoes visited her sister, and Will Lewis with his California housekeeper stayed with L. L. Corliss and relatives in Kansas City.
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Pete Randall
Randall
Grove
Grey
Mrs. Patterson
California
L. L
Weather warms with no rain in state today
Slightly warmer weather was expected across the state on Wednesday as clouds drift over the sky but no rain was forecast. The unsettled pattern suggested mild temperatures and light winds with the forecast calling for dry conditions in most counties.
Right Kind of Heat Aids Winter Health
Warm air heating provides constant air circulation for ventilation even with windows closed. The Torrid Zone boiler uses steel construction with a large humidifier inside, preventing gas or dust from entering rooms. Lennox furnaces built in Syracuse with distributors in Marshalltown and Toronto.
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Lennox Furnace Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Marshalltown
Iowa
Toronto
Canada
J. F. C. Broeker
Cubs Bring Infielders For Final Pennant Stretch
Associated Press Photo Lester Bell, Chicago Cubs third baseman, back in lineup after arm trouble as pennant race tightens. United States Weather Bureau forecasts 50 to 65 just before tonight. Showers small in many areas. rain totals include Macksville .20 and Elkhart .20 inches in 48 hours. Other reports cite Dodge City .02, Hanover .04, Hutchinson 12, Liberal .14, McPherson .12, Manhattan .01. Skies partly cloudy statewide except northwest. no rain expected today Flora meteorologist says.
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Associated Press
Lester Bell
Chicago Cub
Cubs
United States Weather Bureau
Macksville
Elkhart
Dodge City
Hanover
Hutchinson
Liberal
McPherson
Manhattan
Flora
Automobile description mirrors De Luxe Phaeton features
The pattern closely follows the De Luxe Phaeton with a wide leather upholstered seating area where occupants sit low. It has a tan rubber interlined top that folds down, a leather finished rumble seat, shatter proof glass windshield with wings, trunk rack, fender well and driver side spare, automatic wiper, and rustless steel cowl amps.
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Memphis
Supervisinxaminers
United States
Washington Apps Review
Duck Wits
Ae A
W.H. Tte
Leceno
Peter
Kecter
Ceverc
Treo
Ellen Stephen
Oro Wolland
Akaa
Harvey Wilés
Harvard
A .S
Faco Matui
Greenville
Harry Bell
Potsy” Clark
The
Rie
Yeach
Deat
Monticello
Rolla Jordon
Elza Jordon
Ceeyres School House
Edd Neal
Linwood
Harry
John Turner
Theodore Gress
Robert Taylor
Edith Cairns
Lyndon
L. L.corliss
Yuma
Ariz
Erle Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Polete
Chas Bell
Gus Wooden
Mr. Gates
Corliss
John Penner
Lawrence
Beatrice Overbaugh
Henry Steffens
Argentine
Grada Cheatwood
Paul Strickland
John Atkinson
Merlyn Andrew
Baby
Madison
Gardner
Wayne Strickland
Carl Reber
Will Andrew
C. H. Musser
de Soto
Oral Cox
Thelma Murphy
Merle Blaylock
Teachers Institute
Olathe
L. E. Andrew
Dan Edgington
Rodger Stanley An
Prairie Center
Marion
Dorothy Strickland
Community Club
Frank Rhoads
Long George Kelly
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Toronto Swim
Marvin Nelson
Fort Dodge
Gulf Waters
ELKS
Kansas
Society Brand
Griffon
Wilson Brothers Haberdashery
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Davis
CO. Ford
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