Missouri Tigers regroup for grid comeback in 1933 season
Missouri returns 15 lettermen as Frank Carideo rebuilds the team after a 7-1-1 record the prior year. Key players include Charie Schiele, Ted Bland, Clarence Heres, and captain Kenneth Kerby while sophomores and quick backs like Ed McMillan and Woody Hatfield join. The schedule features Central Missouri, Kirksville Teachers, Kansas State, and St. Louis rivals with Red Sleight assisting.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Tigers
Frank Carideo
Gwin Henry
Carideo
Bezan
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Tiger
Charlie Schiele
East St. Louis
Aig
Ted Bland
Kansas City
Clarence Heres
Brownwood
Kenneth Kerby
Percy Gill
Richmond
Phil
Lloyd Hanley
Marshall
McMillan
Texas
George Stuber
Woody Hatfield
Lamar
Jay Faurot
Mountain Grove
Sid Johnson
Gower
O. H. Britain
Lubbock
Tex
John Frigulletto
Schnectady
N. C
Grant Cooper
Hopkinsville
Art Lochiner
Lesser
Ill
Frank Davidson
Hannibal
Warren Orr
Alton
Herb Grenda
la Porte
Ind
Colorado
Missouri
Central Eagles of
Fayette
Northeast Missouri Teachers of
Kirksville
St. Louis
Washington Bears
St. Louis A. Billikens
Central
Kirks-ville
E.N
Sleight
Purdue
Hirkeville
Kansas
Gerate
Ross to defend lightweight title against Canzoneri at Polo Grounds
New York AP Barney Ross defender meets Tony Canzoneri in an 11 round title bout at the Polo Grounds. Ross, in his 30th professional fight, risks the crown against the challenger he dethroned amid high interest and strong advance sales. Promoter Tim Mara projects a 40,000 crowd and nearly 130000 in gross receipts.
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New York
Barney Ross
Polo Grounds
Tony Canzoneri
Ross
Canzoneri
Benny Leonard
Tim Mara
Satin pants for Huskers in new season
Lincoln Nebraska Sept 12 AP Nebraska Cornhuskers football champions of the Big Six for the last two seasons will wear satin pants this season. For the first time they will wear their numbers fore and aft on their jerseys.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Huskers
Strange As It Seems Recited Heritage and Odd Skew
A garbled column recounts Dr H H Kunk tracing descent to Confucius, notes an Oberlin LL D and Christian conversion, then shifts to Patagonia’s strange tree tale and an ancient script of lines. Tomorrow promises The All Homerun Games.
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Europe
Japan
H. H. Kunk
Kung Fu- Tse
Confucius
Kung
Oberlin
China
Mini Manufacturing
Patagonia
South Ant
Eagles and Rotarians Tie in Twilight League Clash
The Eagles and Rotarys played to a 2 2 draw in six innings at South Park. Lighting concerns halted play as darkness fell with both sides short of a decisive winner. Pappan and Blaker drove runs for the Eagles, while Allen, Cohen, Boggs, and Hunt contributed for Rotarys.
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Eagles
Rotary
Southpark
Pappan
Brass
Rotarians
Allen
Boggs
Hunt
A. Houk
Cohen
Blaker
P. Moon
Leo Freed
Bob Allen
Freed
Lone Star
Aer
E McPheeters
M. Harwood
Hoardman
Petod
Houk
Deskine
Din
Hy Freed
Bows
Alten
Eacles
Gilbert
Francis
Les Maln
Les Demeritt
National League results and postponements noted
National League games show Boston 3 over St. Louis 6 and New York 3 over Cincinnati 1. Philadelphia at Chicago postponed and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh postponed. American League results list Washington and Cleveland with Philadelphia 4 8, Chicago 2 0, Detroit 5 over New York 1. only series noted.
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Boston
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Te York
Simy
Pittsburrh
Louis
Philadelph Oh
Aya
Baseball Roundup From Yesterday Aces and Alley Cats
Hughey Critz of the Giants drove in the decisive seventh inning run with a triple as Giants beat the Reds. Fred Mulberry of the Tigers had four hits in a win over the Yankees. Goose Goslin of the Senators collected three hits in a victory over the Indians. Ed Brandt of the Braves pitched six hit shutout against the Cardinals. Bob Grove and Johnny Mercum of the Athletics led two wins for the A’s over the White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hughey Critz
Giants
Fred Mulberry
Tigers
Yankees
Goose Goslin
Senators
Indians
Ed Brandt
Braves
Bob Grove
Johnny Mercum
Ottawa University Faces Tough 1933 Grid Schedule
Ottawa Kansas. Ottawa University, champion and undefeated in the Kansas conference last season, faces a hard 1933 football schedule with only three returning regulars. Coach Charles Errickson notes no setups and plans a Sept. 23 opener vs College of Emporia, then Liberty Missouri for William Jewell, followed by St Benedict’s, Kansas Wesleyan, Baker at Ottawa, Missouri School of Mines at Rolla, with McPherson and Bethany later. Returning veterans include Knapper and Elder in backfield, Mattis at end, Daugharthy at tackle, and Muddy Watters at center, among others. The schedule lists Emporia, William Jewell, St Benedict’s, Kansas Wesleyan, Baker, Ottawa, Missouri School of Mines, McPherson, and Bethany.
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Ottawa
Kan
APJ
Ottawa University
Kansas
Charles Errickson
Errickson
College of Gimporia
Liberty
William Jewell College
St.Benedict
Kansas Wesleyan
Baker
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
McPherson
Bethany
Segulars
Bill Gray
Kenneth Senter
Knapp
Watters
Merlin Zimmerman
College of Emporia
William Jowell
St. Benedict's
Nakisas
Kansas Jayhawkers Open 1933 With 42-man Squad
University of Kansas opens spring drills with 42 candidates. Lindsey notes smaller, lighter lineup, pivot and quarterback issues. Clawson may move to center. Coffman ruled ineligible. Nebraskan/Oklahoma seen as top rivals. 75 percent have trained heavily this summer.
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University of Kansas
Jayhawkers
Ad Lindsey
Mike Getto
Ti. F.C. Allen
Ormond Beach
Ray Nvvnkman
Ray Hefford
Ray Kumm
Yes Leva
Lindsey
Mike Clawson
Newton
Sid Frank Watkins
Topeka
Jimmy Burcham
Clawson
Elmer Eehuake
Connch Lindsey
Ed Hall
de Bloomsfield
Tulsa
Okla
S. A
Roach
Coffman
Clyde Coffman
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Notable 1920s Kansas football lineup fragments emerge
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous players by hometown and state alongside positions such as quarterback fullback and halfback. Names include Clyde Bloomfield Tulsa and Ormand Beach Pawnee, with rest from Topeka Fulton Ellsworth Kansas City and others, suggesting a regional roster snapshot from an era.
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Raymond Brinkman
Fort Scott
Raymond Dumm
Hoisinegton
Ray Heffond
Clyde Hensley
Tulsa
Okio
Edwin Hall
Fulton
Ed Laub
Kansas City
Kan
Devon Lemater
Vaipara
Ind
Ollie Neesmith
Bellevill Warren Pinskett
Richard Weaver
Concordia
Robert White
Ellsworth
Wootrew Coons
de Soto
Ormand Beach
Pawhuseae
John Peterson
Winfield
Northwestern Faces Tough Season Under Dick Hanley
Evanston, Sept. 12 AP coach Dick Hanley remains atop college football’s world as Northwestern eyes a tough season. The 7th year will field a green lineup with 13 lettermen gone and key backsRentner and Potter to replace. Schedule includes Notre Dame, Stanford, and six Big Ten games, all at Evanston except Ohio State at Chicago.
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Evanston
Ill
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Wildcats
Chicago
Northshore
Hanley
Ollie Olson
Jakie Sullivan
Notre Dame
Stanford
Ohio State
Soldier Field
Chicuro
Indians
Columnus
Minnesota
Evyinston
Ilinois
Michigan
Green Brothers win Midwest tourney game in Kansas City
The Green Brothers baseball club beat Copeland Refrigerator by 2 to 1 at Alueh Lebach Field in Kansas City Missouri. Rickey, Lawrence pitched six hits allowed. The Greens advance to face Waldron Missouri at 5 p.m. tomorrow with Ed Wapor or Rickey slated to start for Lawrence.
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Green Brothers
Copeland Refrigerator
Aluehlebach Field
Kansas City
Rickey
Lawrence
Greens
Trombold
Joy Tarr
Kappelman
Werbel
Big Six grid squads drill under broiling September sun
Kansas City, Sept. 12. Under a broiling sun, the Big Six opened the 1938 football season with first official practices. Nebraska under Dana Bible staged a brief workout with veterans as fans got a glimpse of a potential title run, while Kansas State, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Iowa State reported large turnouts and heavy workouts.
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Kansas City
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Lincoln
Dana
X. Bible
Bible
Neighborhood Celebrates Eleanor Jean’s Birthday Crowd
An afternoon party honored Eleanor Jean turning seven with neighborhood children from Lawrence and nearby towns. Guests included Marilyn and Rodger MacBahamner, Thelma and Gathern Sutton, Dolly Ise, Betty and Buster Osborn, Ruth Ellen and Betty Jean Craig, and many others. Mothers present were Mrs. Charlie Ice, Mrs. James Osborn, and Mrs. Ralph Ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Jean
Marilyn
Rodger Mac Bahamner
Thelma and Gathern
Sart Sutton
Dolly Ise
Betty
Buster Osborn
Lawrence
Ruth Ellen
Betty Jean Craig
Mildred
Irene Sutton
Catherin Osborn
Ladsy Iee
Mary Coffman
Charlie Ice
James Osborn
Ralph Ice
Ben Swallow
Mike Bahn
Chas Christian
Richland
Geo. Coffman
BE. M. Bahnmaier
Topeka
Tursday
Major League Leaders Batting And Pitching Snapshot
Fragmented list of players and teams appears in a vintage sports page. The garbled OCR mentions leaders, batting and pitching hints, various surnames, teams like Cardinals, and scattered metrics, but no clear scores or dates.
Barber School Opens in September with New Teacher
The article notes a barber school opening in September with Mrs. Rogs as teacher and fifteen pupils enrolled. It lists several students by name, including Marilyn Bahnmaier Edsel Wises scius and Marko Sehllhorn, plus Geteran Sam Sutton. The piece also mentions family visits and gatherings with many local names and places referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber School
Rogs
Marilyn Bahnmaier
Edsel Wises Scius
Flazer Marko Sehllhorn
Geteran Sam Sutton
Dorothy Stanwix
Ruth Sumner
Lawrence
Thelmaine
Walter
Gotheran
San Sutton
Clary Sutton
Baldwin
Mouiay
Irs
Marie Sutton
Earl Clary
Sian Sutton
Charles Cott
Coffman
Bill
George
Deskins
Cecil Button
Mee Durnon
E. M
Gwix
Floyd Schellhorn
Carter Tee
Ites
Dagtor
Mes
Miers Jain
Jean Stanwix
Verty
Buster Osborn
Limvience
Wlol Stuss
BL Stanwix
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Durgens
Spencer,s.d
Csrdi
Odd Fellows
South Park Diamond
Deé Errickson
K. U
Husky Jayhawkers
S—Iirnas
Nette
Baz Hamers
Re Hammers
Charles Havens
Topekey Zartiesville
Abkla
Wits
Charles Clock
Wilson McCoy
Cedar
Leswin Phelps
Rich
Monongahela, Pa
Joh
Fook
Larned
Harold Swartz
Republi
Frank Watkins
Clyde Bloomfield
Oklo
Kenneth Kell
John Manning
Atwood
R. B. Hayes
Copeland
Kansas State College Ly Se
Schoo McMillin
Shade
Dougal Russell
Kansas State
Clarence Harris
Lewie Hardare
University of Oklahoma
Nig Robertson
Ben Poynor
Beetle Long
Bob Dunlap
Iowa State College
George Veenker
America
Duquesne University
Blairsville
Pa. A
al Deluca
Coach Elm
Wamills
Garner
Amrield
Palelier
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Ponuck
Rombald
Lund
Ireland
Wabare
Op Valleeetz Stiller
Mieken
Mitchell Mulffler
Nity Wey
Lleyn
Major League
Ares Peese
Aibi Tebes
I Gebriz
Vinke Sebirte
Foxx
Nthietins
Lee Tay Kime Irons
Whit Donties
Renate
Veentkees
Chinplain
Bitching Whitehill
Senate Nationy League
Ins
Athlone
Turner Hall
R.E. St
Bill Cochran
Beyil Burmfield
Sion
Patent Services
N. Hl. St
Mallory
Kas Sas City
Tommy
Jose
Sabella
Senor Corvallott
Jolla
Iter
Hal, Forrest
Glenn Chaffin
Hal Forrest
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