Haskell Gridiron Opened as Team Prepares
The Haskell squad reports readiness for practice as coach Bell plans to begin full drill. Former star tackle returns after his father’s illness, adding strong material alongside Hamilton, Anderson, Brown, Childers, and captains Davis and Tas ks. Newcomer Fred Webster, a two Saltms athlete, joins weight events and may vie for a backfield spot. Practice starts today with initial two periods.
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Normal Practice Opens at State Normal Emporia
Emporia Kan Sept 6 Coach Homer W Harcuss of Kansas State Normal opened practice rallying cohorts after notices to candidates. First meeting held on the normal field with Hargiss and assistant Shavinger overseeing a strong staff. Football stock up this season eight letter men back in school and faculty optimistic.
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Homer W. Harcuss
Kansas ‘State Normal School
Hargiss
Shavinger
Fone
Perry Beats Lawrence A Stars in 13-1 Shocker
Perry defeated the Lawrence A Stars 13 to 1 yesterday afternoon in a game highlighted by hard hitting and classy fielding by the home club. Colgrove Stark and Jenkins racked up three-base hits, with one batters' bagger coming in a crowded sequence. Batteries: Lawrence Uhrlaub Randall. Perry: Colgrove Parnell. Perry to play Topeka Santa Fe at Western league park this Sunday.
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Lawrence A’ Stars
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Post-Olympic Meet Highlights Kansas Javelin Throw
Everett L Bradley of Kansas recorded 460 feet 10 inches in javelin at the London post-Olympic meet. Hamilton of Missouri won the broad jump with 22 feet, while Bradley took second at 21 feet 11.5 inches. A separate notice reports Hessian fly control efforts in Newton Kansas, urging removal of volunteer wheat to prevent further infestation.
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Manrattan Boy Scout Troop Delays In Lawrence
A Manrattan Boy Scout troop failed to arrive in Lawrence on Subday meeting plans. The local group waited into the afternoon before returning. In other notes S Rayburn was fined for speeding after pleading guilty. J Ro Mur faced a speeding surge and must appear tomorrow with bond posted. Lecompton Tliff-store sold to Fred H Moore who has taken possession.
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Lawrence
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Fred H. Moore
Lawrence High Adds Coach Max Klein For Season
Max Klein, new Lawrence High School football coach, arrived Saturday to begin work this season. Klein brings strong material, having played for the State Normal team in 1917, served in the army, and captained the Normal team last year at Kansas.
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Lawrence High School
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Lawrence
Bill Harwige
Army
Camp Stenley
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska Blues Hit 1919 Football Season
Nebraska’s 1919 squad loses several veterans including backs Dobson Senellouhers Herty Hae sell and line men Kelloge Wilder Lynn. Freshmen may compete while captains and backfield stars from 1919 return, as Coach Schissler warns of a tough schedule featuring Rutgers Notre Dame and Penn State with home games in Lincoln and a Polo Grounds matchup in New York.
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Woyrtt Visits OQuiawa On Business
W. J. Woyrtt traveled to OQuiawa today on business matters.
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Oquiawa
Business Today
Kansas former wrestler to meet world champion Stecher
Kansas former wrestler Alan Eustice of Wakefield is slated to face world champion Joe Stecher in October. The bout has been arranged after Eustice earned acclaim in local matches against national and foreign contenders, with Stecher's contract awaiting signing as his challenger prepares.
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Furuong
Man dies five hours after being hit by pitch
Herald F. Samborn of Larned Kansas died in a local hospital nine hours after being struck in the temple by a pitched ball while batting. Samborn, a Missouri Pacific railroad agent, played for the Lome team against Bureauette. He initially seemed only mildly hurt, returned to the game, then grew ill and was hospitalized with a fractured skull.
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Kan
Herald F. Samborn
Caraborn
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Lome
Bureette
Samborn
Steer Overturns Truck Near Salina
Glendale farmer Iouls Wiles drove a truck carrying two steer along a ditch when a steer tried to climb out. The animal’s weight shifted the crate and tipped the truck into the ditch, dumping the driver and steer into the water.
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Iouls Wiles
Glendale
Sever
Frenchman wins 320 meter run at Antwerp Olympiad
Guillemot of France led the field in the 5000 metre event at Antwerp Olympiad with a standout stride. American competitors failed to place in the money as the Frenchman dominated the middle distance grind.
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Guillemot
Football returns to Indianapolis high schools after 1907 ban
Prohibited since 1907 football will resume in Indianapolis three high schools this fall. The school board funds and former college players as coaches aim to boost local interest and raise Indiana high school teams to parity with midwestern powers. Many state schools followed the city’s lead in dropping the sport, delaying early training for boys until college.
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Ind
Indiana
Indiana Olleve
Middle West
Cubs Charged with Deliberate Loss in Philly Game
Chicago Illinois September 4 1930 President William Veeck opens inquiry into accusations that the Cubs threw Tuesday's 3 to 1 loss to Philadelphia as gamblers from Detroit Boston Cincinnati and Chicago bet fifty thousand dollars on the Athletics prompting a betting coup and higher odds.
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William Veeck
National League Baseball
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Cincinnati
Mitchells Bold Call Shifts Cubs vs Phillies
In a tense late move manager Fred Mitchell overrode the lineup to send Alexander to the mound as the Cubs trailed the Phillies 6 to 5. Mitchell stated he acted to win the game, citing a strong desire for the victory.
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Wrangel Starts New Offensive Near Azov Sea
General Baron Wrangel leading a new offensive in the Orokoy and Melitolpo region north of the Azov Sea. Soviet forces reportedly driven from Nova Alexienna as dispatches arrive.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
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Melitolpo
Sea of Azov
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Big Wheat Crop at Middlekauff Farm in Vesper Kan
W B Middlekauff reports harvest of 202 acres of wheat this year and plans 600 acres this fall the largest wheat tract by any one farmer in the county He says he and his two sons handled the entire crop with a harvester thresher machine in the season
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W. B. Middlekauff
Middlekauff
Harvest Plow Plan for Early Planting Seeded by Middlekauf
Harvest season plans he mentions attach a gang plow to his harvester-thresher to plow ahead of planting while harvesting the new crop. Early plowing trials this year indicate yields about six bushels per acre higher on early plowed land compared with late plowed land.
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Kansas State Sunday School Association Moves Headquarters
After 25 years in Abilene the Kansas State Sunday School Association moved its headquarters to Topeka in line with the last convention’s action. J. H. Engle remains general secretary, leading a five assistant staff now based in Topeka to continue their work.
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Kan
Abilene
Kansas State Sunday School Association
Ie Association
J. H. Engle
South Africa to Build World Second Largest Fertilizer Plant
South Africa moves toward constructing what would be the world’s second largest fertilizer manufacturing facility. The project signals a major expansion in local chemical production and could affect regional agriculture and industry markets. Authorities indicate the plant will boost job creation and export capacity while advancing technology transfer locally.
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