Aggies Have Biggest Gridiron Squad
Big Six camps open with Kansas State leading ahead of Missouri Oklahoma Iowa State Nebraska and Kansas. Faurot and Bible assess rosters while Manhattan Ames and Lawrence prepare for drills amid optimistic outlooks on depth and reserves. Tomorrow: Every Slave a King.
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Kansas State College Wildcats
Wesley Fry
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M. U
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Lawrence
Biff” Jones
Oklahoma
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Towa State
Dana Bible
Nebraska
Ad Lindsey
Kansas
Cornhuskers
Bible
Cornhusker
Faurot
Tigers
Valley squads out in force as 276 candidates report
Des Moines Iowa September 11 1930s Missouri Valley conference prep blooms with 276 players reporting for initial drills across seven colleges. Oklahoma A M led by A A Exendine tops early turnout with 58 in conditioning work while Tulsa Washburn Creighton Grinnell Washington Univ Drake and Grinnell field strong freshman and sophomore contingents in the opening week.
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Missouri Valley Conference
A. A. Exendine
Oklahoma A. M
University of Tulsa
Washburn College
Misssouri Valley
Elmer C. Henderson
Tulsa
Ernie Beary
Washburn
Marchie Schwartz
Creighton University
Fort Crook Army Post
Washington University
St. Louis
Jimmy Conzelman
Gale Bullman
Percy Gill
Washington
Grinnell
Lester Watt
Watt
Vee Green
Drake
Jack Bayman
Illinois University
Yesterday's Results From The Baseball Leagues
In the American Association Watesas City beat St Paul 12 to 8 and Milwaukee defeated Minneapolis 7 to 2. Toledo edged Indianapolis 4 to 1 and Columbus beat Louisville 6 to 3. National League games featured New York 4 Pittsburgh 4 and Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 1 with Chicago 0 Boston 0 and St Louis 4 Philadelphia 4. American League scores include Boston 4 New York 4 Cleveland 8 Philadelphia 6 Detroit 6.
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American Association Watesas City
St. Pau
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Ohio Softball State: Toledo Captures Men’s Title
Ohio stands as softball capital after a 50,000-strong crowd at Lincoln Park witnessed Toledo defeat Rochester N.Y. 3 to 1 to win the men’s title, ending Harold Gears’ five straight no-run games run. Cleveland downed Chicago 8 to 3 for the women’s crown.
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Ohio
Lincoln Park
Toledo
Rochester
N. Y
Kenosha
Wis
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Harold Gears
Lawson Little Seeks Third Straight Amateur Title at Cleveland
Lawson Little, aiming for his third consecutive American amateur crown, overwhelmed Bill Lain 6 and 4 in Cleveland. Ewok Young Jr., from Pittsburgh, advances to challenge Little after beating Max Marston, while Morton McCarthy ousts Zell Eaton in a 19-hole finish and John Goodman downed George Dunlap.
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Lawson Little
China
Chicago
Bill Lain
Bill
Ewok Young, Jr
Pittsburch
England
United States
Young
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Galleryites
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Little
Eaton
Morton McCarthy
Virginia Beach
Ane
George Dunlap
New York
John Goodman
Omaha
Stars Rally as Stout Leiber Mancuso Power Pirates Fall
AP notes Stout and Leiber lead Pirates with relief pitching and timely hitting in game one. Mancuso drives in decisive runs in nightcap while Tamulis six hits for Yankees. Lopez key for Dodgers against Cincinnati. Medwick doubles in eighth to spark Cardinals win over Phillies, extending hitting streak. Williams plates two with bases loaded for Red Sox vs White Sox. Newsom shuts out Tigers for Senators. Root limits Braves as Cubs win. Cilit drives in three for Browns in four-game sweep of Athletics.
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Associated Press
Allyn Stout
Hank Leiber
Gus Mancuso
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Leiber
Pirates
Mancuso
Vito Tamulis
Yankees
Indians
al Lopez
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Tung
Phillies
Dib Williams
Red Sox
White Sox
Buck Newsom
Senators
Tigers
Charlie Root
Cubs
Braves
Harland Cilit
Browns
Athletex
Sixth Ban Johnson Game Set To Finalize Series
Leavenworth Kan Sept 11 Kansas City's Prince Howards led the little world series with a 10 inning 6 to 4 win over the Leavenworth Jay Dees. Steve Greble hit a key two run homer and Charlie McKay earned his second victory of the series. The sixth game is set for Leavenworth today with a coin flip to decide a potential seventh game location. A capacity crowd watched the contest.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas City
Prince Howard
Steve Greble
Charlie McKay
Howards
Jay Dee
Leaderboard highlights from baseball season stat leaders
The recap lists top players in batting by Vosmik and Medwick, with leaders in runs, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs and stolen bases across leagues. Notable names include Greenberg, Gehrig, Foxx, Medwick, Berger, Ott, and Martin, with figures for 108 to 204 hits and double digit steals and homers.
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Indians
Myer
Senators
Bruns
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Greenberg
Cramer
Athletics
Stone
Foxx
Werber
Red Sox
Almada
Auker
Alelon
Vaushaw
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Medwick
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Berger
Braves
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Goodman
Reds
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J. Dean
Ey ‘Cube
Tennis Singles Crown At Stake In Forest Hills Showdown
In Forest Hills New York Helen Hull Jacobs of Berkeley faces Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of Brookline in a best of three sets match for the women’s national singles title. Jacobs seeks a fourth win to become the first four time champion since Mallory. The final is set for 815 p m eastern time. Also Vienna notes 75 year faithful tenant Johanna Jirgens honored with diamond jubilee as rent paid for 75 years.
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N. Y
Helen Hull Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Brookline
Mars
Miss Jacobs
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Vienna
Fran_ Johanna Jirgens
Columbus Holds Upper Hand Over Kansas City
Columbus, the team from down under, gained the edge for third in the American association final standings and the $4,000 prize by beating Louisville 6 to 3 in 11 innings. Kansas City split a doubleheader with St Paul after winning the first game 12 to 8.
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Chicago
Columbus
Kansas City
Red Birds
Louisville
St. Paul
Fallis
Blues
Saints
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Paul Sullivan
Indians
Jim Turner
Detore
Millers
Jayhawks Keep Busy At Lone Star Camp Drills
University of Kansas football players began a packed day at Lone Star CCC camp with a hearty breakfast and calisthenics. Head coach Ad Lindsey led backfield drills while assistant Mike Getto coached linemen. Kicking shines by Har ris, Stukey, Wienecke, and other lettermen as hikes aim to build leg muscles. Afternoon schedule includes class, then 2:30 drills. Meanwhile a separate note reports an owl struck by a high tension wire sparked a French forest fire in Magnan valley, causing electrocution and hundreds of burned acres.
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Lone Star CCC
University of Kansas
Ad Lindsey
Fred Harris
Mano Stukey
Emil Wienecke
Mike Getto
Lindsey
Nice
France
CPI
Twin Mound School Opens 1935 36 Term With Eight Enrollees
Eight students start the 1935 36 term at Twin Mound with Donald Bevins as beginner teacher Miss Cordelia Penn. Mrs Joe Schirmer and daughters Nellie Maxine and Dora Mee visit Mrs Schirmer’s mother Mrs John Simmons who is improving in health. George Heyl family attends Goldenrod club meeting at Marian Center Hall with husbands and children present. Will McNish owns a new car as community extends sympathy to H H Cole family of Richland. funeral held at United Brethren church. Richard Patton leaves for Salina to attend St John’s Military Academy for a second term. Mrs Myrtle Erwin of California, daughter of George Sullivan, arrives for a visit.
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Twin Mound School
Donald Bevins
Cordelia Penn
Joe Schirmer
Nellie
Maxine
Dora Mee
St. John’s Military Academy
Myrtle Erwin
California
George Sullivan
Vis
Winter Chevrolet ad offers classic cars and 50-50 guarantee
An advertisement from Winter Chevrolet showcases a list of used vehicles with prices and brief notes. Models include a 24 Chevrolet coupe with 8,300 miles, a 32 Nash sedan, a 32 Plymouth P B Coupe, and several 29 and 30 Chevrolets and Fords with details like new tires or repainting. The ad promotes a 50-50 guarantee and invites inquiries.
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Nash
Ford
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