Jayhawks Open Camp Tonight At Lone Star For Conditioning Week
Kansas football team of 35 players reports to Lone Star for a week long camp starting tonight. Coach Ad Lindsey aims for a light first week focused on conditioning, calisthenics, hiking, and studying formations, with equipment left behind. Notre Dame opener looms Sept 28 in South Bend.
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Lone Star
K. U
Ad Lindsey
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Mike Getto
Jimmy Cox
Elwyn Dees
Kansas
Notre Dame
South Bend
Coffin Prophecy Fails in Bernhardt Tale and Fly Note
Strange as It Seems recalls a flying irritant and the famed actress Sarah Bernhardt. Bernhardt outlived dire forecasts, repeatedly told to expect death, and even kept a coffin as a curious companion. Tomorrow: The Doomed Battalion.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Bernhardt
Miss Bernhardt
Large Staff Will Assist Faurot at Missouri U
Don Faurot, new Missouri head coach, will rely on a strong staff from Kirksville and Missouri to rebuild Tiger football. Chauncey Simpson will direct backfield coaching with Anton Stankowski assisting, joined by George Edwards and Phil Bangston on the line, plus a capable freshman staff led by John Simmons and assistants. Trainer Ollie J. DeVictor from Washington University heads health care with Jack Mathews aiding. four staffers, including Faurot’s brother Jay Lyle, are ex-Kirksville players.
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Columbia
University of Missouri Athletics
Don Faurot
Tiger
Kirksville
Faurot
Chauncey Simpson
Kirkeville
Anton Stankowski
Simpson
George Edwards
Phil Bangston
Edwards
Tigers
Bangston
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
John “Hi” Simmons
Simmons
Mountain Grove
Simmon
Robert Doyle
Orville Towers
William Scholle
Jay Lyle Faurot
Ollie J. DeVictor
Herbert Johnson
Washington University
St. Louis
DeVictor
Pittsburg
Penn State
Jack Mathews
Mathews
University of Missouri
St. Joseph High School
Faurot Brothers Face Tough Seasons on New Coaching Posts
Kirksville Mo Sept 9 Donald B Faurot left a 26 game Missouri coaching record to head at Missouri and Fred Faurot inherits Northeast Missouri State Teachers college aiming to extend a 26 game streak to 30. Don faces restoring a program used to surrendering points while Fred contends with a difficult task at his alma mater Midwest football duties.
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Midwest
Faurot
Donald B. Faurot
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
University of Missouri
Fred
Don
Northeast Missouri
University of Michigan
Missouri
Frank Carideo
Yesterday's Results Across Leagues and Standings
Baseball scores from yesterday show American Association results with Kansas City 5 over Minneapolis 2 and Toledo 13 over Louisville 3. National League games include St Louis 11 Philadelphia 2 and Brooklyn 8 Cincinnati 4, while Boston Chicago games were postponed by rain. American League details list Washington 4 Detroit 3 and New York 2 over Cleveland 4 with several doubleheaders noted.
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Cleveland
American Association
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Ferrell and Frrell pace Red Sox to first win vs White Sox
Wes Ferrell earns his 22nd victory with Rick Frrell driving in all six Boston runs in a 6-5 win over Chicago. Dizzy Dean and Orville Jorgens lead Phillies and Cardinals to pair of wins while Joe Kuhel drives in a run and French Bordagaray stars for Dodgers. Sam West and Ed Coleman spark Browns as they split two with the Athletics. Carl Hubbell and Bill Terry pace Giants hitters as Gehrig hits early homer and Yankees win in extras.
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Rick Frrell
Red Sox
Wes
Rick
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White Sox
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Cardinals
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Phillies
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Jorgens
Joe Kuhel
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Tisers
French Bordagaray
Dodgers
Reds
Sam West
Ed Coleman
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Athletics
Carl Hubbell
Bill Terry
Giants
Hubbell
Pirates
Terry
Jesse Hill
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Gehrig
Indians
Frankie Parker defeats Menzel in U S singles title race
A look back at tennis and baseball milestones notes Frankie Parker's upset of Roderich Menzel in the U S singles championship a year ago. It recalls Earl Grace’s 444 chances without an error and a long scoreless streak ending with a wild throw three years prior. It also mentions a tight three-game spread among the Dodgers Cubs Giants and Cardinals five years ago.
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Associated Press
Frankie Parker
Roderich Menzel
U. S
Earl Grace
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Cubs
Giants
Cardinals
Rain Delays Reach National Softball Title Playoffs
In Chicago the 16 remaining teams faced a rain disrupted day with semifinals set for today and finals tomorrow in both men and women divisions. Consolation rounds were cancelled to speed the title event. A key men’s matchup featured the Crimson coaches of Toledo and Cincinnati, the latter having ousted defending champion Kenosha.
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Cincinnati
Kenosha
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Ames 1935 Cyclone grid prospects open practice
Iowa State pre season drills begin as coach George F. Veenker welcomes more than 40 veterans and sophomores for two a day sessions ahead of class work. Key veterans return to form a strong backfield while 11 lettermen depart. Capt Hayes leads the line with Councliff Schafroth and Grefe anchoring the forward wall.
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Iowa State
George. F. Veenker
Don Theophilus
Frank Hood
Marlowe Williams
Paul Berger
Wily Veenker
Veenker
Cyclones
Bill Allender
Atlantic
Harold Miller
Harris
Tommy Neal
Sioux City
Cyclone
Harold Birney
Dewitt
Ike Hayes
Newcomberstown
Ohio
Russell Councliff
Gary
Ind
Harold Schafroth
Des Moines
Wilbur Kroezer
Eldridge
Fred Poole
Dick Grefe
Ends
John Catron
Camp Crook
S. D
Necee Sa
Baseball leaders and a Kentucky coach join legal ranks
The season page lists top players led by Gehrig and Greenberg with runs and RBIs, Medwick and Berger among batting leaders, and J Dean aiding pitching. Lexington's Chet Wynne, Kentucky football coach, is licensed to practice law in Kentucky after studying at Notre Dame and serving in the Nebraska legislature. A Dundee shoe shop owner vows to provide socks to women trying on footwear to curb bare feet ruining shoes.
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Chet Wynne
University of Kentucky
Chet
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Creighton
Dundee
Scotland
Faurot Aims to Turn Tigers, Match Michigan Record Pace
Don Faurot faces a downhill task to lift the Tigers after string of defeats and chase Fred Faurot’s bid to break Michigan’s victory record. Faurot’s father F W Faurot trained under Fielding H Yost, whose Michigan teams won 29 straight.
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Tigers
Fred
Michigan
F. W. Faurot
Fielding H. Yost
Polli Delivers No Hit as Association Heads to Final Week
Chicago report notes Crip Polli of Milwaukee pitching a ten inning no hitter against St Paul 2 0 with Ted Gullic driving a long homer with Earl Webb aboard. Fette spoiled Polli’s bid last year. Indians split with Columbus as Minneapolis Indianapolis hold top spots in the final week standings. Toledo outslugged Louisville 13 3 in first game. nightcap ended 3 3 in darkness.
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Saints
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Floyd Newkirk
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Millers
Indians
Blues
Toledo Mud Hens
Louisville
Lawrenc e Country Club Weekend Water Fun
Rain curbed play at Lawrence Country Club over the weekend with water lovers enjoying splashes in the afternoon. Gene Glahn and Harry Nevin led the group as usual including boys in attendance. Cliff Carl and George Casebier defeated Bill Essick and Bob Poillon in a morning matchup.
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Gene Glahn
Harry Nevin
Busy Buddy and Stewarts Qualify for Scotch Foursome
Pap Bruners and Stewarts describe the Busy Buddy team and the husband wife pair in the Scotch Foursome, note that both families will be hard to beat, while local notes cover weather affecting a Brown's grove picnic and schoolhouse gathering plans, and updates on Cate Johnson, Sigel school enrollment, and Mrs Kilgore visiting with Robisons.
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Brown’s Grove
Aid
H. H. Stoneback
Cate Johnson
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Sigel School
Jimmie Robison
Richard Johnson
Lola Belle
Sigel Picnic Gatherings and Sigel Homecoming Plans
Sunday a large Denewiler family picnic occurred in Johnson grove with many Lawrence Vinland Belvoir Overbrook and Sigel residents attending. Sigel homecoming is set for September 15 at the school with a noon basket dinner and program. the Aid picnic shifts to September 8 if weather cooperates.
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Johnson Grove
Earl Martin
Bert Floro
Harry Denewiler
Lawrence
Alma Denewiler
Stewart
Vinland
Will Tuckel
Marian Tuckel
Harry Tuckel
Belvoir
Edd Steele
Jesse Christy
Sigel
Jesse O’connor
Everett
Glen
Jack Bahnmaier
Lecompton
Lauren Plummer
Overbrook
William Johnson
Plummer
H. H. Stoneback
May Cox
Roy Goff
Alva Petefish
Prospects and Rohe Names Appear in Prospect Diary
Readable local items show Reuben Weeks Eva visiting Mrs. Henry Rohe on Friday afternoon. The funeral of Mrs. Fred Ness Sr. drew attendance from Martin Rohe Sr. and several Rohe, Selzer, Speicher, and Jordan families in Eudora on Thursday afternoon. Cyril Rohe traveled to Ottawa for a business trip and social visits occurred around the Rohe household with Lena Breithaupt and others.
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Eva
Henry Rohe
Martin Rohe
George Rohe
Ed Olmstead
Dan Selzer
Dorian
William Selzer
Fred Ness
Eudora
Cyril Rohe
Ottawa
Glenn Smith
Arthur
Billy
Roy Br
Villa Eden Guests and Newborn at Hughey Home
Mrs. M. Martin and daughter Helen Lois of Linwood hosted Sunday dinner with Ray Briton of Topeka, Mrs. Kniffen and sons, Mrs. Fanning of Independence, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brown and family from Tonganoxie. Allen Holmes announce the arrival of a son Saturday. Mrs. Fanning and Mrs. Kniffen and sons returned to Independence Monday after visiting the John Hughey home.
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Helen Lois
Linwood
Ray Briton
Topeka
Kniffen
Fanning
Independence
Oscar Brown
Tonganoxie
J. T. Hughey
Allen Holmes
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