Fry Has Good Prospects This Year
Kansas State head coach Wesley Fry enters his second year with optimism despite past injuries. The team will rely on seniors and a strong corps of backs and linemen, with freshmen and squadsmen challenging for spots. Key returnees include Whearty, Elder, Ayers, Beeler, Churchill and Flenthrope, while the schedule features Missouri, Oklahoma, and Nebraska among others.
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Manhattan
Ran
Sept. Il
Wesley Fry
Kansas State
Fry
Riley Whearty
Maurice “Red” Elder
Lea Ayers
Don Beeler
Ralph Churchill
Don Flenthrope
Dan Partner
Jim Edwards
Jim Lander
Kenneth Conwell
Altho
Nebraska
Elder
Avers
Ted Warren
Bob Kirk
Jack Flemine
George Rankin
Howard Cleveland
Missouri
Marquette
Milwaukee
Kansas
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Norman
Iowa State
Lincoln
Geronimo's War Nine Decades Ago and Prisoner Fate
The article recounts Geronimo chief of the Chiricahau tribe as a major US military challenge from 1884 to 1886 with 5000 soldiers pursuing him. He repeatedly eluded capture, offering to surrender in 1886 but escaping en route. Captured later and sent to Fort Pickens and Fort Sill, he died there on February 17 1909. It also notes the Silver River indentation in Argentina known as Rin de la Plata and teases tomorrow's piece about the Vacant Tombs.
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Geronimo
United States War Department
New Mexico
Arizona
TiMi
Whats
Crooks
Port Bowie
Miles
Fort Pickens
Fla
Fort Sill
Oklo
Stock of Indians and Brewers Is Going Up
Chicago September 11 The play off stock of the Milwaukee Brewers and Indianapolis Indians rose as each club won again in the series to decide the American Association representative in the little world series clash with the International league winners. The Indians beat St Paul 7 to 1 behind Lefty Logan while the Brewers defeated Kansas City 4 to 2 after beating the Blues 4 to 1. The tribe opened with an 8 to 1 win over the Apostles. Action resumes today at St Paul with Jim Turner on the mound for the Indians and Ira Hutchinson or John Rigney for the Apostles.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Brewers
Indianapolis Indians
American Association
International Ague
Indians
St. Paul
Saints
Lefty
Bob) Logan
Brewers
Kansas City
Blues
Tribe
Jim Turner
Ira Hutchinson
John Rigney
The
Apostles
Daily Baseball Roundup From Yesterday’s Games
Paul Derringer limited the Reds to seven hits as he stopped the Giants. Hal Trosky hit a ninth inning homer with a man aboard for the Indians as they beat the Yankees 5-4. Stan Hack homered in the seventh to boost the Cubs past the Phillies. Tommy Bridges held the Senators to five hits for Detroit. Pinky Higgins homered with two aboard for the Athletics against the Browns. Franklin Frisch had a single in the Cardinals win over the Bees. Paul Waner had two singles driving in three runs for the Pirates against the Dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Derringer
Reds
Giants
Hal. Trosky
Indians
Mate
Yankees
Stan Hack
Cubs
Phillies
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Senators
Pinky Higgins
Athletics
Browns
Frankin Frisch
Cardinals
Bees
Paul Waner
Pirates
Dodgers
Frisch
Gas House
Carl Hubbell
Freddy Fitzsimmons
New Yorkers
Gabbo Gabler
Gas House Gang
Friday Painters Face Eagles In Senior Softball Night
Sports calendar lists Friday events: Painters versus Eagles in senior softball at Southqrk with K S F 8 36. Vinland I C 0 and P Girls clash Kansas City Girls and Woodlawn School diamond. Saturday features 7 30 Auto Service against City in senior softball at South park. 30 Topeki Barrds meet Tonganoxie Girls at South park.
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Painters
Eagles
K. S
Southqrk
Vinland I. C
P. Girls
Kansas City Girls
Woodlawn School
Auto Service
City
South Park
Topeki Barrds
Tonganoxie Girls
Brydson Hopes Tie Canadian Open Victory
Canada aims for its first homebred winner since the war in the Canadian open with Gordon Brydson, a Mississauga pro and ex hockey winger, two strokes behind the leaders after the opening round at St Andrews. Teammates and rivals from the U S golf scene, including Lawson Little and Abe Espinosa, posted 68s as Brydson carded 69 to sit one under par.
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Toronto
Canada
Gordon Brydson
Missisagua
Port Credit
Ont
Brydson
National Hockey League
American Association
Lawson Little
United States
Jimmy Thomson
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Tony Manero
Ray Mangrum
Dayton
Little
St. Andrews
Thomson
Espinosa
Manero
Mangrum
J. E. Littler
Ottawa
Bob Cunningham
Leo Diegel
al Watrous
Craig Wood
Harry Cooper
Leonard Dodson
Major League Leaders Show Historic Totals Across Leagues
A compilation of leading season stats lists batting averages runs batted in and home runs for the American and National League leaders. Notable marks include Gehrig and Averill topping several categories, DiMaggio and Medwick among top hitters, and Hubbell and Hadley leading pitching.
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Amerisah Usag Vatting
Averill
Indians
Ap Pling
White Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Trosky
Ins
Walker
DiMaggio
Foxx
Red Sox
Lary
Browns
Powell
Hadley
Pearson
P. Pyaner
J. Martin
Cardinals
S. Martin
Hubbell
Giants
Prenck
Cubs
O'Dell Downs Beaupre In Dallas Bout
In Dallas Benny O'Dell 18 of Miami Florida outpointed Tom Beaupre 194 pounds. Jersey City Joey Ferrando 134s outpointed Mickey Makar 133 pounds Bayonne in two 10 rounders.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Benny O'Dell
Miami
Fla
Tom Beaupre
Jersey City
Ni J
Joey Ferrando
Jersey
Cty
Mickey
Makar
Bayonne
Six Stay in Tourney at Forest Hills Semi finals
In the U S singles championships six American survivors pressed toward the final. Fred Perry of England and Kay Stammers of Britain faced Helen Jacobs and Gussie Raegener in key semi finals while Don Budge and Alice Marble led other matchups with hopes of reaching the final. Stammers and Jacobs battled despite Jacobs’ dislocated thumb, Stammers impressing observers with recent wins. Perry’s path seemed smoother with Budge and Parker slumping from the campaign.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
U. S
Fred Perry
England
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant Jr
Atlanta
Kay Stammers
Helen Jacobs
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
Red-Head
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
N. J
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Helen Pedersen
Stamford
Gussie Raegener
Miss Stammers
Carolin Babcock
Miss Jacobs
Perry
Jacobs
Grant
Budge
Parker
Aenemner
Big Six Football Squads Begin Serious Rehearsals
Kansas City reports Big Six teams start serious practice as fall public appearances near. Missouri fields 60 plus candidates under Don Faurot, Nebraska shows 51 under D X Bible, Iowa State 40 with weight concerns, Kansas State 43 with 47 planned, Oklahoma 50 with two lettermen missing, all aiming for early season form this month.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Don Favrot
Faurot
D. X. Bible
Nebraska
Lloyd Cardwell
Sam Francis
Johnny Howell
George Veenker
Iowa State
Wesley Fry
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Lawrence “Biff” Jones
Wolverines Face Line Concerns as Kipke Wishes for Blott Return
New York roundup notes Michigan’s coaching nostalgia for Jack Blott as line doubts persist under Athletic Director Yost. Tad Wieman missed, Ted Goodwin’s departure for money, and Ed Danowski targeted by Giants. Other items include Braddock’s recovery, Boxer etc.
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New York
CPI
Harry Kipke
Jack Blott
Michigan
Yost
Tad Wieman
Wolverines
Jimmy Braddock
New York Football Giants
Ted Goodwin
Ed Danowski
Goodwin
Kiwanis Win Easily Over Veterans of Foreign Wars
The Kiwanis team defeated the Veterans of Foreign Wars 13 to 2 in a senior softball game last night. VFW scored in the first inning but then fell behind as Kiwanis pounded five runs in the first, one in the second, six in the third and one in the fourth. Bert Nash, Kiwanis first baseman, hit a home run in the fourth.
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Kiwanis
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Vets
Kiwanians
Bert Nash
Baldwin Girls
Lawrence Girls
South ‘Park
Davison
Baldwin
Nash
Lley
Steinall
Oscher
TSS
Miller
Aragoe
Lawrence Girts
Hell
Jacenson
Rss
A Brooks
W Rowland
Falks
Owickersham
Morris
J Rose
Herriman
Johnson
Richardson
Lawrence
North Lawrence Athletic Club
South Lawrence Athletic Club
Woodlawn School
Law. A. Ch
Markley
Gish
P. Stoland
Stoland
A. Decker
Oy Stratton
One
Flint
Stants Fi Montgomery
Reber
Hosford
Revere Denlinger
T Decker
Aes Sutton
N.law
C. Dicker
Connor
Bratton
Iné
South Lawrence
Washburns Camp Fielding 16 Lettermen For Season
Topeka, Sept. 11. Washburn coaches Holm Barnett and Errickson train a squad with 16 lettermen among 30 players. New arrival Hoover 220 pounds and Brady 190 pounds join veterans Holmberg 200 and McKenna 200. Backfield options include Kearns Kinter Vigola Landes East Fromme and Lark. Line candidates include Pagel Dittemore Mays Stone Brady and Gifford. Beginning practice delayed to meet Missouri Valley Conference rules.
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Topeka
Washburn
Elmer Holm
Eugene Barnett
Dee Errickson
Lyle Holmberg
Art McKenna
Orville Stalker
Lee Brown
Hoover
Herb Knipp
Mike Rasher
Wilbur Liebrock
DeLloyd Meyers
Holmberg
Joe Pagel
Don Dittemore
Gifford
Mays
Stone
Brady
Tom Mix
Archie Kearns
Kinter
Melvin Vigola
Jim Landes
Lloyd Schwartz
Vernon East
Alex Fromme
Paul Lark
Kansas City
Merle Diffenderfer
Elmer Russum
Krys
Bane
Giants Hurlers Falter as Cards Cubs Close In
The Giants fall further in the pennant race as Gabler struggles and a 7-2 loss to Cincinnati snaps their win streak. Card’s close 3-2 win over Bees and Cubs’ 3-2 victory over Phillies tighten the race with Chicago and St Louis just ahead. In the American loop, White Sox idle while Tigers beat Senators 5-2 and Indians top Yankees 5-4 on Trosky’s ninth inning homer. Athletics thump Browns 12-7 as nightcap ends in darkness at 4-4.
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Gabler
Giants Puching
Pirates
Brooklyn
Bill Swift
Yanks
White Sox
Tigers
Washington
Senators
Tommy Bridges
Hal Trosky
Indians
Yankees
Athletics
Browns
Pitt to Be Tough oncoming Panthers with 18 lettermen
Pitt coach Dr. John Bain Sutherland builds a strong 1936 Pitt football squad with 18 lettermen from western Pennsylvania towns. The nine game schedule opens against Oberlin or Ohio Wesleyan, featuring a veteran line and a promising backfield led by Larue Malarkey and Wood. Potential quarterbacks Greene McClure Michelson compete for the post, with Patrick or Stapulis likely at fullback. Hensley to contend for center. Sutherland begins his 13th year aiming to extend his undefeated eastern record since 1928.
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Pittsburgh
John Bain Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Husky
Pennsylvania
Panther
Ohio Wesleyan
Pitt
Sutherland
Hub Randour
Nick Klisky
Robert Larue
Greensburg
Army
Leo Malarkey
McDonald
John Wood
New Martinsville
W. Va
Arnold Greene
Hittingdon
Robert McClure
Greenville
John Micheloson
Ambridge
Frank Patrick
East Chicago
William Stapulis
California
Donald Hensley
Huntingdon
Co-Ops and All Stars Set for Saturday Showdown
A Junior league all-stars team meets the Co-Ops in a Saturday two o clock nine inning game at Southpark. Co-Ops won both sessions of the Junior league circuit and will face the all-stars with a lineup led by Landis McClure Krum Brown Lenehan Lorenzen Buck Maiden Goehring Ellis. Relievers Price Warrior Blevins are listed for depth.
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Southpark
Gilbert Smith
Lawrence Sanitary
Landis
Elks
McClure
Midland
Krum
Short
Brown
Lenehan
Lorenzen
Buck
Sheriffs
Maiden
Goehring
Ellis
Price of
Warrior
The
Blevins
Odd, Fellows
High Gridsters Scrimmage Drill Clashes At Lawrenc e
Lawrenc e High School football squad held a scrimmage session led by Coach Edd Wood to acclimate players. Two nearly even teams featured backfields led by Bobby Allen and Jack Howard among others with reserve players showing well. Ralph Houk sat out with a severe barley horse, limiting action.
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Edd Wood
Lawrence High School
Bobby Allen
Billy Johnson
Earl McClure
Virgil Wise
Jack Howard
Charles Anderson
Alfred Lindsley
Everett Buhler
Jack Adair
Bill Penney
Claire Rothchild
Gaylord Carter
Don Palmateer
Louis Reiderer
John Stewart
Blaine Borders
Teddy Atford
Date Keppart
Dave Watermulder
Harold McKay
Rusty Frink
Guy Glenn
Ralph Houk
Campbell Favored to Win National Amateur Golf Title
Garden City New York Sept 11 British Walker Cup crew backs Albert Scotty Campbell of Seattle as the man to beat in the national amateur championship starting Monday. Jock McLean and Hector Thomson, top British contenders, praise Campbell's driving and putting while praising Garden City course wind and firm greens. British captain Dr William Tweddell says turf resembles home as 19 foreign players compete with Thomson McLean and Canada’s Sandy Somerville as three strongest challengers.
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Garden City
N. Y
Albert
Scotty” Campbell
Seattle
Johnny Goodman
Campbell
Jock McLean
Glasgow
Hector Thomson
William Tweddell
Thomson, McLean
C. Ross
Sandy” Somerville
Canada
Yesterday's Results From Baseball And Hockey Action
AP lists Cincinnati over New York 7 2 St Louis 3 2 Chicago 3 2 Philadelphia 12 4 St Louis 7 4 Pittsburgh 11 5 American League Cleveland 5 4 Detroit 5 2 Philadelphia 12 4 St Louis 7 4 Second called end pinth darkness Other games awaited American Association playoffs Indianapolis 7 St Paul 1 Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 2 Borotra remains popular in France seen as the ideal sportsman and achiever
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnat
S&t
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington Q
Ener
Cleveland
Cleveland Soprenmrerorenmeeen
Uu. Sisenensee
St Louis
Philadelphia _gamie
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Washington
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Country Club Notes Seeks Players as Club Championship Nears
Men’s night on September 14 features dinner at 7 30 and post dinner putting. Teams in Old Time Pelican and Goose Pimple Pelican divisions posted wins with Wetzel Lupton Cari Bartel des and Hartley Lindenberger Maier Kistler Davis Lindstrom on winning sides while Irving Hill Jones Anderson Jones Brown Maloney Penchar DeWatteville McCo Brand lost. Ruth Hoover shot 42 then 43 for the women’s nine holes. Mrs Charles McCreight 44 best on the new course. H Kerley 33 first nine set a new nine record. Glenn Oatman 33 record on the other nine. Club championship qualifying runs through September 19 with match play to follow. Skradski and Barteldes tied at 79 for low medal. flights available for all entrants. Greens held up in heat with good putting conditions.
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Wetzel
Lupton
O. Cari
O. Barteldes
Irving Hill
H. T. Jones
A. Anderson
P. Jones
Goose Pimple Pelican
Hartley
Lindenberger
Maier
Kistler
Davis
Lindstrom
Brown
Maloney
Penchard
DeWatteville
McCo
Brand
Ruth Hoover
Charles McCreight
E. Skradski
Kansas banks report June 30 resources totals
Kansas banks and trust companies held total resources of 448 665 415 on June 30. State banks reported 192 784 415 in resources and 165 595 660 in deposits, while national banks held 255 781 000 in resources and 229 705 000 in deposits.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fred M. Bowm
Kansas Banke! Association
Crossword Puzzle Clues Listed With Numbers and Fragments
A scanned puzzle page lists Across Down clues with garbled text and partial word fragments for entries such as Forbin direct weapon and Greek hero. The jumble includes references to ancient languages vowels and a mix of apparent clue numbers and stray letters.
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Barney Hays
Bill Hemphill
Oran Burns
Paul Fanning
John Harrison
Wilson Muhlheim
Tony Krueger
Rolla Holland
Augustus Cardarelli
Whearty
Ivan Wassberg
John Hix
Tor Terther
Crepy
Siver
Wilmer Allison
Kidney
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Cincinnnati Reds
George Lott
John Doeg
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Forest Hill
Yvon Robert
Blontreal
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Tarzan Orth
Toledo
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Dude Chick
Cheyenne
Wyo
Uis
George Zaharlas
Pueblo
Colo
Chief Chewcik
Seymour
Ind
Chris Zaharias
Eddie Newman
Rollie Pickett
Soanellea
Tuffy Trues
Gales
Arkansas
the World Co
Doc Painter
Alabama Fitts
Sing Sing
Old Pats
New Rochelle Bulldogs
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Yale
Johnny Bronca
Lou Little
CCC
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Little Jordan College of Menominee
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Wagstaff
Hin
Haame
Puffenberger
P .— Nash
Allen
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Tngham
AE McLain
Haines
Pains Morarvnernervel
Harry Kinter
Ivan Hoover
Ralph “Ike” Brady
Mix
Bill Terry
Giant
Frankie Frisch
Gins
Gainesville
Gator
Josh Cody
Florida
Jock Sutherland
Ohio Western Oet
West Virginia
Ohio State
Columbia
T—Duturesne
Notre Dame
Fordham
Penn States
Nebras
Co-Ops
All Stars
North Lawrence A. C
Jean Borotra
France
Country Club
H. Kerley
Glenn Oatman
Phone 2& the World Co
Adv
Percuasion
New Zena
Lake
INIA
Liaimie
Filieit
Irioibie
Cee
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