Former Players Meet To Get Acquainted With Game Again
A gathering of former players convened to reacquaint themselves with the sport, share memories, and discuss training, technique, and team goals for a renewed push in upcoming competitions.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1921
Page
6
Coach Patsy Clark Calls Men to Meet for Early Practice
Coach Patsy Clark plans an early practice scrimmage at the foot of Mount Oread near the power plant. Recruits from last year and freshmen arrived in Lawrene over the weekend to prepare for official training starting today. The field behind the hill will serve as the practice space until October due to stadium work, with conditions overseen by Dr. Allen and valley rules not violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Lawanee
Patsy
Clare
Directir Ae Shoe
Ahen
Serim
Mount Oread
Allen
Lawrence
Hood
Alley
Wead
Patsy” Clark
Oval
Mifflin
Higgins
Jones
Saunders
Lanborg
McAdams
Wall
McDonald
Wilson
Dunklaw
Leavenworth Officers Club to Visit Lawrence for Fall Match
Major Joseph L. Topham of Fort Leavenworth spent the weekend in Lawrence and played at the Lawrence Country Club. He proposed a fall match with Fort Leavenworth officers and promised Lawrence players will visit Fort Leavenworth in October. Special arrangements will entertain the visiting officers and accommodate all games. Topham, a Lawrence native, heads golf activities at the Fort Leavenworth club and praised the Lawrence course after his round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Topham
Ft. Leavenworth
Lawrence
Lawrence Country Club
Leavenworth
Topham
Ft. Leavenworth Club
Fort
Michigan Veterans Rally as Yost Names 44 Football Candidates
Ann Arbor September 5 Veterans urge prompt action as Fielding H. “Hurry Up” Yost announces forty four football candidates for the University of Michigan squad. The article notes a wide candidate pool and the coach’s anticipation ahead of practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yost
Ann Arbor, Mich
Fielding H
University of Michigan
Michigan coach Yost begins twenty first season with 44 candidates
The Wolverines' coach will enter his 21st season with 44 able bodied players from twelve states. This compares with 14 or 15 veterans in an average year. With Duke Dunne, son of Illinois Governor, as captain, Yost can pace recruitment and shaping of talent. Practice starts September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverine
Yost
Michigan
Duke” Dunne
Dunne
Illinois
Squirrels nab golf balls on the course mystery solved
A Canadian golf course tale reveals squirrels hoarding balls in hollow trees. A driver tracked a squirrel to a hollow tread and found a cache of 41 balls with 550 more later located on the course. A Douglas County agricultural exhibit plans also seek worthwhile products for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Manley
Lawrence Country Club
Carleton Place
Ont
Douglas County
L. G. McGee
Topeka
Hutchinson
Wichita
Lawrence city and county news and upcoming events
Lawrence notes reveal the fall term start for the business college and University of Kansas arrivals, a county commission session, a chamber of commerce address by Dean Blackmar on cooperative marketing, and plans for Aggie cafeteria construction. Also reported are a security benefits case trial, Topeka Auto Club detours, farmers picnic at Brown's Grove, and early church effects on Sunday attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Dean F. W. Blackmar
Co- Operative “Marketing
Brown's Grove
Poison Gases Found in Cigarette Smoke
The Anti Cigarette league reports investigations by American labs and the London Lancet lab that cigarette smoke contains prussic acid acrolein and carbon monoxide alongside nicotine. The statement notes these gases were used in the war to kill soldiers and cites other deadly poisons including furfural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anti-Cigarette League
London
SHIPS AWAIT CARGOES IN A WORLD OF DELAYED TRADE
New York ships, ready for any cargo, lie at anchor as traders hope for normal maritime conditions to return. A decade of wartime shipbuilding followed by a slack market has shifted port aims from berth competition to securing economical layup sites ready for instant mobilization when commerce resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas News Briefs Reflect Local Civic Happenings
Leavenworth police target motorists with improper heat to reduce glare. Concordia High adds commercial course led by Florence Keeton of Lincoln Neb. Topeka judge fines and 60 day driving ban for a youthful speaker on second offense. A crate of 28 snakes escapes. most recaptured. Fort Scott sunflower champ from a local fire station enters state contest. Parsons Soldiers Day at Tri-State Fair features army style contests and barbecue. Formosa hosts four corner baseball tourney with 3850 prize. best horse-shot pitcher prize offered. Parsons utilities council approves gas pressure reduction to two ounces. Methodists report 1,255,091 net members gained in ten years. Topeka police seek Mexican killer at large. five trains searched with no trace.
Church Weakness Highlighted At Nation Disciples Meet
Winona Lake Ind Sept 5 Rev A W Fortune dean of the college of the Bible Transylvania University Lexington Ky urged that the church failings toward youth must be addressed and its program restructured during the national convention of the Disciples of Christ tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Ind
A. W. Fortune
College of the Bible
Transylvania University
Lexington, Ky
Pleasant Hour Club Hosts Aug 31 Meeting Highlights
Mrs A P Ruediger hosted the Pleasant Hour Club on Wednesday with fifteen members replying to roll call and sharing favorite recipes for winter fruits. Changes included Mrs Bigsby resigning from the flower committee and Mrs Robert Lindsey elected in her place. An associate member and musical program featured readings, songs, and a jazz paper by Mrs Ruediger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Ruediger
Lizzie Terry
Central
Dr C B Francisco Visits Lawrence With Parents
Dr C B Francisco spent Sunday in Lawrence visiting his parents Judge and Mrs C B Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Francisco
Lawrence
Local Notes Record Illness Death and Social Visits
City of Aurora mourns as Mr Gurney dies after serious illness. service in Seymour Missouri with burial there. Nebraska figures visit relatives, attend Knights of Pythias meet in Topeka. several trips to Kansas City and Lawrence for business and social calls. Brackett school delayed due to heat. road overseer appointed in Wakarusha township. neighbors share sympathies and attend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Nebraska
H. Cover
Aurora
C. H. Larcoms
Josephine Hopkins
Thelma Taylor
Lawrence
Alberta Brown
Omaha
Topeka
Knights of Pythias National Association
Elmer Johnson
Elizabeth Davis
Lyons
Kans
W. P. Martin
W. H. Sygith
Kansas City
Francis Brown
Judge Lindley
L. Bigsby
Crawford McClung
Wakarush Township
Brackett
I Levette
Keifers
Joe Harrison
Barker
W. P. Martin Monality
Margaret Howard
Robert Lee
L. A. Smith
Glynn Kirby
Kirbys
Alfred Rueiliger
Lureen
Fragmentary Local Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
The column lists residents seen with family and friends including Mrs. Kirby and her son returning home, visits with Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Martin, a gathering at Mrs. Paul Ruediger’s, Arbray Lee at a friendship picnic near Mr. Willis Suttles’ home, and mentions of Mr. Arnott and others.
Baling Work Continues on Fort to Fort Road This Week
Work crews perform field chores along Fort to Fort Road this week with Bigsby baling hay and continuing through the period. The article notes ongoing farm labor and seasonal tasks in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Bigsby
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