Kansas University scrimmage thrills fans with Burton return
Kansas University held a long scrimmage on Hamilton field as Dick Burton returned in uniform after Valley honors, joined by Neilson and Frost to bolster the line. Coach Olcott shifted players, showcased Linsey and Cowgill in key runs, and eyed further practice as freshmen and veterans tested in a 40-man turnout.
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Columbus
Ohio
K U Opens Scrimmage With Fifty Spectators
The first K U scrimmage of the year drew a small crowd on Thiamilton field last night. Capt Lindsey opened with a 50 yard run as Humpt Wilson chased him. the squad showed pep but erred on tackles and passes. A larger crowd is expected today as scrimmage becomes routine.
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Mistake Costs K U Star Football Man
Robert Martin, a Kaw University football hopeful, faced a costly error when a missing hundred dollar bill he carried during a summer job at a Chautauqua event forced him to quit and return home. He hoped the funds would aid his schooling and his bid for the varsity squad, but the loss jeopardized his plans to attend KLUL and pursue football.
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Santa New Me
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Timothy Returns to Haskell Line in Mixed Scrimmage
Timothy, veteran lineman, returns to Haskell football lineup boosting line strength and easing Campbell’s shift. Scrimmage continues as coaches prepare for open game, with Timothy’s presence likely stabilizing left and right side blocking and pass protection.
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Acs
Oklahoma Celebration Commemorates Twenty Third Anniversary
Perry Oklahoma opens a three day commemoration for the Cherokee Strip opening with a Noble County courthouse dedication as a highlight. The parade by Perry schoolchildren, a fireproof municipal building claim, and daily vaudeville and tennis features mark the event as national speakers attend.
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le Park
Prisoner Released As City Jail Stands Empty
After months with inmates, the city jail is empty this morning as the last prisoner, John Cain, completes his sentence and is released. The event marks the first time the facility has been unoccupied in an extended period.
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Ety
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Topeka Woman Hosts Large Morning Reception
Mrs Wendall Lyman returned home to Topeka where she found an unusually large number of guests staying with Miss Sophie Smithmeyer. The morning gathering featured notable attendance and cordial social exchange.
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Sophie Smithmeyer
Robertson Builds Large Barn for Stock at North Lawrence
I B S Robertson begins construction of a large barn near Union Pacific station in North Lawrence for his horse and mule business. The 160 by 120 foot structure will accommodate 100 head of stock and serve as accom modations for per male business operations.
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