Harder Work for Kansas Athletes in Training Camp
Kansas football practice under Coach Ad Lindsey continues despite rain making the turf soft. Focused drills cover ball handling, blocking, and passing while new players must prove themselves in Big Six competition. An early mishap left end Coy with a knee twist but not serious, as Glenn Cunningham observed a workout with the squad and alumni John Carlson watched. Players report weight loss and improved speed as fall practice progresses.
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Jayhawker
Ad Lindsey
Jayhawkers
Lindsey
Dayhawkers
Lind
Glenn Cunningham
Cunningham
Paris F
Sharkey Levinsky Bout Opens Sharkey Comeback at Comiskey Park
Chicago September 13 AP Jack Sharkey ex world heavyweight champ brings his comeback to the middlewest meeting King Levinsky in a ten round bout at Comiskey Park It is Sharkey s first midwest bout and starts a campaign to regain the title Levinsky the Chicago fish peddler battles for a secured purse with a share of gate receipts while Sharkey receives a 600 ruaral fee plus two percent of the gate.
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Chicago
Jack Sharkey
Horace Greeley
Golden Glory
Middlewest
King Levinsky
Comiskey Park
Sharkey
Middle West
Ler Sharkey
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Primo Caro
Levinsky
Skey
Maxwell Street
Strange As It Seems and Burlingame's Diplomacy
An eclectic column excerpt recounts Anson Burlingame as America’s minister to China and China’s minister to the United States beginning in 1861, his role in the Burlingame Treaty, and a brief note on his earlier political career. It also mentions a duel episode, the century plant’s bloom patterns, and teases tomorrow’s $100,000 Easter Egg.
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Anson Burlingame
China
America
Lincoln
Ching
United States
Marlingame
Burlingame
Free Soil Party
House of Representatives
Star Halfback Draws Carideo's Ire At Missouri
In Columbia Missouri the Star halfback was late for the third day running prompting Coach Frank Carideo to order him to run ten laps around the field alone until he reported on time. The incident ended with the player finally reporting on time as discipline took effect.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Frank Carideo
Carideo
Baker Wildcats Recruit 50 Candidates For 192? Football Season
Baldwin Sept 14 Emil Liston enters his 14th year as Baker University head coach with over 50 hopefuls vying for nine game slots against Washburn on Sept 22. Only nine lettermen return led by Farrow Gaunce Hare Haskin Hollister Pike Reitz Wheat Winslow McDaniels.
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Baldwin
Emil S. Liston
Baker University Wildcat
Wildcats
Washburn
Topeka
Liston
Baker
Gene Farrow
Waverly
Clifford Gaunce
Kansas City
Bill Hare
Kansas City Kan
Sam Haskin
Clathe
Max Hollister
Herington
Charles Pike
Centralia
St. Joseph
Lloyd Hogan
Brookfield
Max Martin
Hoxie
Milton Noltensmeyer
Harold Osborne
DeSoto
Louis Speer
Osawatomie
Chas. Boisvert
Kenneth
Brown
D Miller
Leslie Miller
Orris Brown
McLouth
Raymond Coniey
Paola
Howard Davis
Carthage
Issac McMahon
Ottawa
Kenneth Neal
Dodge City
Kansas
Leo Schrey
Leavenworth
Earl Webb
Bates City
Jim Walters
Randolph
Ernest Fell
Bill Fell
Fred Heine
Alex Kinnear
More Touchdowns Goal of New Stanford Coach
Palo Alto Calif Sept 14 Tiny Thornhill new Stanford head coach aims to convert the football Blues into a dynamic offense. He follows Glenn Pop Warner and plans to modify methods to push for touchdowns from within five yards. He promises an aggressive attack and determination to be in the game for every drive.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Claude Earl
Thornhill
Stanford
Glenn
Pop” Warner
Werner
Temple University
Warner
Big Red
Missouri Valley A. A. L. boxing league meeting set
Representatives from interested groups will gather in Kansas City on September 19 to discuss forming the Missouri Valley A. A. L. boxing league. Dr. J. A. Reilly, district registration chairman, announced the meeting. Interested groups include Tulsa Y M C A, Chilocco Indian School, Hutchinson Lions Club, Manhattan Athletic Club, and the International Athletic Club of Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Missouri Valley A. A. L
J. A. Reilly
Tulsa Y. M. C. A
Chilocco Indian School
Hutchinson, Kan
Lions Club
Manhattan, Kan
International Athletic Club of
Farley Joins Nebraska Wesleyan coaching staff
George Farley former Nebraska captain becomes assistant football coach at Nebraska Wesleyan University Lincoln. He comes from Goodland Kansas high school where he coached last year and is now part of the Coyotes program. Browning defends title in Des Moines wrestling meet beating McGill two falls to one.
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Lincoln
Neb
George Farley
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Farley
Coyote
Goodland
Kan
Browning
Des Moines
Jim Browning
Verona
Pat McGill
Wiener
Haskell Braves Scrimmage Signals Fresh Fall Varsity Plans
Haskell football scrimmage shows the Braves back with tricks and depth. Coach Gus Welch lists 11 first-string players and a strong reserve group, with eight lettermen and three newcomers at preserve. Opening game with St Benedicts set for September 22, observers invited to watch practice sessions.
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Haskell
Football Warriors
Gus Welch
Warner
Preserve
Pierce
Dushane
N. Holmes
Miles
McDonald
Pence
L. Alexander
Quinton
Duffina
R. Holmes
Hayes
Welch
Lackey
H. West
R. West
Jones
W. Falleas
Hindman
Cimino
Fred
Palmer
St. Benedict's
Braves
Larry Mullins
Indians
Ravens
Cornhuskers to Compete in Nebraska November 9
Lincoln Nebraska September 14 America s tenth annual battle of the baneboards will be held November 9 on a Cuming County Neb farm where corn husking champions from nine midwestern states will seek the national crown States besides Nebraska in the contest are Iowa South Dakota Minnesota Missouri Kansas Illinois Indiana and Ohio Farmers in Cuming county offered contest grounds Henry W Biedermann Nebraska Farmer magazine sponsor is making a final inspection trip this week before announcing a selection Carl Seiler of Minnesota established a world record of 36 9 bushels husked in 80 minutes last year at the national championships held in Minnesota and is expected to defend his title.
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Lincoln
Neb
America
Cuming County
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesota
Missouri
Kansas
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Henry W. Biedermann
Farmer
Carl Seiler
Minois
Shikat Defeats Marshall. Savoldi Beats Man Mountain in Bout
In a card featuring fighters from New York Philadelphia Arizona Buffalo and Michigan Joe Savoldi defeated Man Mountain in a 23 to 10:29 stretch while Dean was disqualified for kicking. Shikat toppled Floyd Marshall in a separate match.
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Associated Press
New York
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Floyd
Marshall
Arizona
Buffalo
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Man Mountain
Dean
Coaches Are Anxious Keeping Her Crown
Kansas City report notes Clarence Harris return for Missouri Tigers amid concerns over Clair Houstons eye injury. Town States squad expands to 38 with four new players. Nebraska corn huskers praised for lean, fast condition. Kansas State tackle George Maddox out two weeks with infection. R J Doll adds depth. Oklahoma coach Bo McMillin begins noon lectures as Lewie Hardage sees possible sophomores breaking into Sooners backfield with a quartet lead by Bob Dunlap Poynor Long and Robinson.
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Kansas City
Clarence Harris
Frank Carideo
Missouri Tiger
Clair Houston
Houston
Town State
Nebraska
D. X. Bible
Cornhuskers
Kansas State
George Maddox
R. J. Doll
Ako
Wildcat
Bo McMillin
Lewie Hardage
Bob Dunlap
Poynor
Long
Robinson
Mourning for Umpire Bill Brennan in Southern Association
Knoxville remembers Bill Brennan, famed umpire and coach, who died yesterday in a local hospital after a career spanning 28 years. The blunt, tireless figure earned major assignments and built championship grid teams, beginning his first organized game before reaching voting age at 28.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Association
Bill Brennan
Big Bill
Baseball Scores Weathered by Rain Across Leagues
In a rain affected day the National League games involving Chicazé New York and Boston St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati were halted. American League action showed Chicago and Boston tied or postponed with 3 to 2 lines affected by rain while St. Louis games were among the few completed.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Altos Washington
Aig
Cleveland
Detroit
Louis
Eitleerath
Brooklyn I
Philadelph
Etatedelnia
Baseball Roundup From Yesterday Highlights Strong Performances
The Associated Press reports Cubs shut out the Giants with nine scattered hits. Al Simmons led White Sox with a homer and three singles against the Athletics. Larry French pitched the Pirates to a 1-0 win over the Braves. Lloyd Brown limited the Browns to six hits in a 3-1 Red Sox victory. Bill Lewis slugged a homer and two singles for the Cardinals against the Dodgers.
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Associated Press
Guy Sh
Cubs
Giants
al Simmons
White Sox
Athletics
Larry French
Pirates
Braves
Lioyd Brown
Red Sox
Browns
Bill Lewis
Cardinals
Dodgers
Foxx
Manush
Senators
Gehrig
Yankees
Phillies
Lerrer
Hig—Klein
Sites
Martin
Klein
Medwick
Tinning
Cantwell
Baseball Stats and Lake Site Tour Report
The report lists American League batting leaders Foxx Manush and others with figures for runs hits and RBIs. It also notes pitching leaders Grove and Klein with win totals and a brief paragraph about John Spencer and W G Strong touring Kansas to locate lake sites for Civilian Conservation Corps camps arriving from northern states.
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Kansas
John Spencer
Denver
United Stats Forest Service
W. G. Strong
Valley Court League Plans Opening for 1933-34 Season
Officials met to plan the Missouri Valley AAU basketball circuit opening with six teams tentatively admitted Tulsa Oilers Fesenberg Arvey Kansas City Reno Creameries Hutchinson Gridley Motors Wichita replacing Henrys three-time champions. Miller re elected president and Raymond Dumont secured another term as secretary treasurer.
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Kansas City
Missouri Valley A. A. U
W. H
Little Bill) Miller
Tulsa
Tulsa Oilers
Fesenberg -Arvey
Chicago
Southern Kansas Stage Lines
Reno Creameries
Hutchinson
Steffens Dairy
Oklahoma City
Gridley Motors
Wichita
Kan
Henrys
Miller
Raymond
Hap) Dumont
Exhibit at Topeka Free Fair Showcases Kansas Fish and Wildlife
The Kansas Fish and Game department exhibit opens at the Topeka Free Fair and runs until September 17. It features an eight tank aquarium with native fish and a Pratt hatchery zoo display including raccoon, fox, badger, pheasants, quail, prairie chickens, wild ducks, and mounted birds and animals. The exhibit appeared at Belleville fair last week and will tour Hutchinson and Dodge City fairs in September.
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Kansas Fish and Game Department
Topeka
Belleville County Fair
Dodge City County Fair
Playoff Drama Caps Columbus Minneapolis Series
In Columbus Ohio two clubs faced a playoff for the American Association pennant. After Columbus won the first game Minneapolis struck back with a three run seventh inning to win 8 to 5. A deciding game was set for tonight before the teams move to Minneapolis for the remaining games.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Millers
Hokuf Joins Pro Gridders in Chicago with Redskins
Nebraska great Steve Hokuf left Lincoln after earning all Big Six honors in football and basketball and winning the conference javelin title. He traveled to Chicago to train with the Boston Redskins for a pro football fling.
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Hokuf
Lincoln
Neb
Steve Hokuf
University of Nebraska
Chicago
Boston Redskins
Pekinski
Holds Mat Show Despite Absence of 3 Grapplers
Joe Schelbar matchmaker for the United Commercial Travelers staged a wrestling card in Turmer hall despite three missing grapplers. Beryl Brumfield Harry Cadel and Dave Atkins were reported to the state athletic commission, which could suspend the promotion in 26 states. Final bouts saw Bill Cochran defeat Sailor Olson in two falls and Leo Reynolds defeat Farmer Ross with a 3 fall sequence, plus Jimmy Miller beating Lee Wilson after a 13 minute match with a cut eye.
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Joe Schelbar
United Commercial Travelers
Turmer Hall
Beryl Brumfield
Kansas City
Harry Cadel
Little Rock
Dave Atkins
State Athletic Commission
Schelbar
Bill Cochran
Lawrence
Sailor Olson
Cochran
Olson
Leo Reynolds
Texas
Farmer Ross
Ferry
Reynolds
Ross
Nelson
Jimmy Miller
Lee Wilson
Wilson
Dizzy Dean seals 20th win as first Cardinal since 1928
Jerome Dean, nicknamed Dizzy, earned his 20th victory of the season for the St. Louis Cardinals against the Brooklyn Dodgers. He became the first Cardinal to reach 20 wins since 1928 when Jesse Haines and Wee Willie Sherdel did so. Players and fans celebrate with a forthcoming day of fan honors and gifts.
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St.Louis
Jerome Herman
Dizzy
Dean
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jesse Haines
Wee Willie Sherdel
Knowledge Hill Picnic Attendees Tour Lake
School delayed a week due to illness. Lissellie Erhart of Winchester spent from Friday to Monday with Mr and Mrs Canary. Picnic at the lake last Thursday included Mr and Mrs John Montgomery Mr and Mrs Frank Montgomery Mrs Mabel Toons of Lawrence and her mother Mrs Ayres of Lewis age 87 plus Mr and Mrs Harold Skeets Berlyne Miss Amida Stanton of Lawrence and Miss Alta Stanton of Kansas City who called on the Janes.
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Lissellie Erhart
Winchester
Canary
Lake
John Montgomery
Frank Montgomery
Mabel Toons
Lawrence
Berlyne
Amida Stanton
Alta Stanton
Kansas City
Stuart
Tarold Skeets
Will Allen
George Brown
Wilson
Carl Janeway
Murphys
John Grant
Law
Local residents attend gatherings and health updates in Williamstown area
A long social ledger records Tuesday dinners with Mr and Mrs Tarold Skeets and Berlyne Skeets, and attendees from Williamstown and Lawrence. It notes Mr Stuart’s hand injury, John Thiry dental work, Mrs Rice’s improving health, and others visiting, hosting, and farm work such as silo filling and alfalfa lime. The county health officer visited Valley Falls area.
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Cedarvale
F. C.allen
John “Swede"Carlson
Old
Elwyn Dees
H. W. Hargiss
Kansas Aggit
Gooch A. N
Bo” McMillar
John Hix
Beenine
Pat
Mexico
Og Arison
Drine
E UT
Baker Squad
Tapatas
Boxing League
Husker
Nebraska Wesleyan
ELKS
Spears
Springer
Higi al Cohen
Torleht, Lovenback
Gus Besser
Bob Berger
Dane X. Bible
Texa: Agricultural and Mechanical. College
Ernest E. Bearg
Virginia
Ang
The
Asi
Bill’ Brennan
Staryg
Valley Court League
Journal-World
Jerome Dean
Knowledge Hill
Mallory
William Rice
Es Thiry
Freddie Grauber
John Thiry
Frances
Murphy
Freddie
Berlyne Skeets
Sunnyside
Elmer Weibel
Clifford Thiry
Alwinna
William Fernald
Fernald Tuip
Valley Falls
Melvin Perkins
Claude Perkins
Otto Grant
Winfred Thiry
Valley Grove
Bill Hornberger
Mr. Thiry
Earl Janeway
Geneva Reiner
Joe Ann
Barbara Jean Clouch
Donald
Herbert
Willard
Alwinna Thiry
Tommy
Jose
Skeets
SOLAS
Ferrin
Glenn Chaffin
Hal Forrest
Orres
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