Jaybankers Scrimmage Notes and Player Highlights
Jaybankers practice field session sees Kansas City junior Lampking break away for long gains. Fullback Griffith runs hard while quarterback Gilman connects once with end Schaake for a touchdown. Coach Sikes says team showed ragged form but flashed real football at times. Lineup featured Norris O Neal ends Lee McCormick tackles Tomlinson guards Eiferts center Tomlinson Gilman quarterback Griffith fullback Modrein French halfbacks.
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Jaybankers
Crimson
Blue
J. W. Sikes
Neary Lampking
Kansas City
Forrest Griffith
Dick Gilman
Bill Schaake
Sikes
Iowa State Struck by Loss Stars Halbert Out This Fall
Kansas City reports big seven football camps show minor injuries with Iowa State Cyclones missing star halfback Webb Halbert who suffered a concussion last season. Doctors advise long rest to prevent recurrence as camps continue and other schools work through scrimmages and conditioning.
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Rowe
Iowa State Cyclones
Cyclones
Casalty
Webb Halbert
Halbert
Town State Infirmary
Nasbert
Chaffee
Abe Stuber
Habert
Iowans
University of Oklahoma
Jordan Hoopen
Colorado
Kansas State
Missouri
Don Faurott
University of Nebraska
R. G. Guatargon
Lawrence High Opens Football Practice Under Ideal Weather
Eighty eight candidates began 8 man Lawrence high school football practice with conditioning and fundamentals. North squad, last year A team veterans, worked on Cordley field while sessions moved from the school field. Coach Chalmer E Woodard emphasized passing and ball handling as he aims to build a strong aerial attack.
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Cordley Field
Chalmer E. Woodard
Wondard
Ted Connell
Bill Nieder
Frank Willingham
Francis Zeller
Gages
Chalmer Woodard
Duane Wilson
Bem Hall
Lions
Manhattan
Winds Extend Across Eastern Half of Nation
The eastern United States cooled as midwestern chilly winds moved into the Ohio Valley and North Atlantic states. Phillipsburg Pennsylvania reported 32 degrees, with 40 in Binghamton New York and 43 in Elkins West Virginia.
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Midwest
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic States
Phillipsburg
Pennsylvania
Binghamton
N. Y
Albany
Elkins
W. Va
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Teer est Sluggers from Oakland lead in Little World Series
The unbeaten Californians defeated Cincinnati 11 6 last night. Cincinnati and Wheeling W Va each have one loss and face elimination tonight while the winner faces Oakland tomorrow.
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Omahs
Oakland
Cincinnati
Wheeling
W. Va
Atlanta
Oklahoma Golfer Comes Thre With Tough Shots
Oklahoma golfer Charlie Coe battled two near unplayable lies in the amateur championship at Rochester New York against Harvie Ward. Coe turned a left handed reply from a tree root and holed a pitch to halve the hole while Ward also faced tree trouble on the course. The match featured light banter and anecdotes from spectators and officials amid the competitive play.
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Rochester
N. Y
Charlie Coe
Harvie Ward
Cos Drive
Charlie
USGA
Joe Dey
Ward
National Semi-Pro Tournament Sees Two Undefeated Clashes
Wichita Kansas reports the National Semi Pro Baseball tournament enters its third week with Golden Coora and Fort Wayne Electriczs as the only remaining unbeaten teams. 21 of 32 eliminated. two defeats needed to exit. Tonight’s slate includes Golden versus Fort Wayne and Swananoa against Bellingham in fifth round play.
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Colo
Coora
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Ind
Weimar
Tex
Milwaukee
Wis
Falks
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Eloy
Ariz
Apcos
Fik City
Okla
South Amboy
N. J
Ill with Polio Again Virginia Warner Faces Second Attack
Virginia Warner a 24 year old nurse from San Angelo now in Kansas City hospital for a second polio case 16 years after her first at age eight. She dedicated her life to fighting polio after surviving the initial illness and has worked in polio wards across several hospitals.
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Kansas City
Virginia Warner
San Angelo
Virginia
New Legion Chief Vows to Make Organization a National Voice
George N. Cray of Brazil Indiana becomes the American Legion’s 40th national commander in a tight race. He pledges to make the Legion an important voice in national political and social life while outlining seven policy stands including civilian control of atomic energy, aid to China, limited immigration, universal military training, a national air academy, a self help plan for jobs and housing, and the marginalization of the Communist party.
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American Legion
George N. Cray
Brazil
Ind
Legion
Hiadelphia
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Boston
New York
Craig
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Ilinois
Ohio
Texas
Indiana
U.S
China
Communist Party
Guthinead
College of Emporia Adds Two Instructors for Fall
Emporia Kansas September 2 The College of Emporia announces new staff for the fall semester Miss Mari Luise Huth PhD North Carolina named associate professor of modern languages Dr Carl W Srew formerly sociology professor at Indiana University and consultant for the research council for economic security will head the sociology department
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Emporia
Kan
College of Emporia
Mari Luise Huth
University of North Carolina
Carl W. S Rew
University of Indiana
Research Council For Economic Security
Bride Keeps Beard as Wedding Proceeds at Fort Lewis
At Fort Lewis Washington on September 2 Sergeant Merle Kurtzhal 28 of San Francisco wed Verna Gregory 22. The bride set one condition that the beard and mustache be removed within two weeks but the groom kept the facial hair through the ceremony. General C Lyn Fox gave away the bride and praised the couple as he honored the bride with membership in the 61st division after the ceremony.
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Wash
Merle Kurtzhal
San Francisco
Verna Gregory
Kurtzhal
Miss Gregory
Madigan General Hospital
Casino
Italy
Bric
C. Lyn Fox
Legion Auxiliary to cut delegates for future conventions
Philadelphia September 2 61 The American Legion auxiliary voted to reduce delegates from 1313 to ten at future conventions. Mrs Norman L Sheehe of Rockford Illinois was elected president by unanimous vote and Sheehe and other new officers were installed in a colorful ceremony.
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Philadelphia
American Legion Auxiliary
Norman L. Sheehe
Rockford
Sheehe
Contract Work Begins On William Allen White School
On September 2 contractors start work on the William Allen White elementary school after a building permit is issued for 285 thousand five hundred eighteen dollars. Leo Markowitz, general contractor, clears the site across from the late Gazette editor's home.
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Emperin
William Allen White
Leo Markowitz
Gazette
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