Lawrence Highs Eye Bright Season Under New Coach
Lawrence Highs plan a strong football year as Bonnie Reber takes charge. Return of lettermen from the border is uncertain with Hale LeSeur Meuilles Weede and partier at issue. Captain McCarty will convene players Monday to begin practice and new talent will join to form a capable squad.
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Schulz to Manhattan as Aggie football gains star center
Adolph Schulz, famed all American center from Michigan, named professor of physical education as Kansas State Agricultural College announces preparations for a stronger Aggie eleven. Coach Clevenger says Schulz’s arrival will elevate the squad. work begins September 15 with informal practices next week.
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Optimism Prevails in Indian Camp Ahead of Scrimmage
Haskell Indians, led by Coach A M Venne and Captain Charlie Williams, begin hard prep for the season with Notre Dame as a stated objective. Returnees like Williams, Clements, Campbell and others blend with new hopefuls as practice ramps up.
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McCookfield football facilities upgraded for fall
A new half frame building erected last spring will house football operations this fall. Freshmen, track and tennis teams will use old sheds, while visiting teams gain exclusive use of the oil shed in Lawrence. Training shed amenities include hot and cold water. Mrs Deany ran the boarding club last year, praised as cook and caregiver to the boys during her daughter’s illness.
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KU Practice Monday Opens Season Push for Normals Rivalry
Kansas University announces early afternoon practice starting Wednesday for football candidates under Coach Beau Olcott. Opening game with the Imperial Normals in three weeks drives the plan to condition green players and recruit alumni help for coaching.
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The River of Romance and The Marriage in Silent Film Week
A cinema column previews weekly silent features and news. It highlights William Lockwood in The River of Romance with May Allicent and a Mae Marsh led The Marriage, plus other attractions like Pills of Peril and a Keystone comedy as the week unfolds with local promotions and early reviews.
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Never Satisfied Complainants aboard Hardiack F token
Complaints from the Forecastle aboard the ship Hardiack F allege poor provisioning and discomfort. Sailors describe subpar meals and unclean sleeping areas, demanding better supplies and conditions from officers and quartermasters.
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William Farnum Wins Tuna Club Button for Big Catchs
William Farnum earns a Tuna Club of Catalina button after landing twelve yellowtail, the heaviest thirty five pounds, on a six foot rod with six strands. The feat accompanies his stage success in The End of the Trail. Club members praise the catch and Farnum’s skill in fighting the fish.
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Fragmented maritime poem fragment raises questions of authorship
A garbled excerpt suggests a dark composition about ships and voyages. References to poets and a work in progress hint at unfinished lines and scattered imagery. The obscure text mentions “The Working May” and various snippets that imply a damaged literary fragment.
Friday and Saturday Panamint Play at Bowersack Theatre
A garbled note describes a Panamint production at the Bowersack Theatre Friday and Saturday with a dramatic rescue scene. A church blaze, a beacon, and a rescuer plunge to death are hinted as the plot unfolds amid chaotic prose.
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