Kansas Jayhawks Under Lights Prep for Washburn Opener
Coach Henry Shenk led the Kansas University Jayhawker football squad through a brisk night practice at Indian School Stadium, preparing for the opening 1944 schedule contest against Washburn Ichabods. The lineup includes Warren Riegle, John Dutch Schimenz, Wallace Rouse, Sam Hunter, Wayne Hird, Charles Keller, Dud Day, John Bergin, Charles Moffett, Don Barrington and O. J. Endecott among others, with 56 players in daily attendance, 33 in the Y-12 program and 23 civilians.
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University of Kansas Jayhawker
Haskell
Washburn Ichabods
Indian School
Warren Riegle
John “Dutch” Schimenz
Wallace Rouse
Sam Hunter
Wayne Hird
Charles Keller
Dud Day
John Bergin
Charles Moffett
Don Barrington
O. J. Endecott
Shenk
Hird
Strongne
LeRoy Hobison
Robicon
The
Ichaboda
John
Schimenz
Milwaukee
Leavenworth
Dod Day
Rom la
Unclear sports snippet with scattered names and phrases
Fragmentary sports note mentions Detroit, New York, St Louis, Brooklyn, and names like Sinkewich Ward Schumacher and Fil. Details are garbled. cannot determine event, teams, or outcome from the readable text.
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Ankle Sinkewich
Marines
Detroit
Brooklyn
Sports Roundup from Bagh 5 Felicia k
New York news rounds up postwar pro football and baseball notes. Brewers traded ivory to majors and gathered 1945 prospects, while managers warn minor leagues about manpower. Folklore and quotes mix with college picks, Great Lakes drills, and wartime sports anecdotes.
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New York
Milwaukee Brewers
Bramham
Chick Meehan
Bill Slater
Bill Corum
Don Dunphy
Kansas Adds Home Game To Grid Schedule
Athletic Director E C Quinley announced a home football game for this fall at Memorial Stadium. The Olathe Naval Air base eleven will meet the Crimson and Blue team on Saturday afternoon, November 4. The base has had a football team for four years with several outstanding grid veterans.
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E. ¢. Quinley i
University of
Baseball standings and results from yesterday
In the National League Philadelphia played New York and Boston faced Brooklyn with several games postponed. American League saw New York at Philadelphia called off. only one game listed. American Association playoffs included Louisville 3 Milwaukee 2 and Toledo 3 St Paul 2 after ten innings.
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ee York
Boston
Brooklyn
Nadelphia
Post- Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Missouri Adds Four Freshmen to Grid Roster at KC
Four former St Louis high school stars now at the University of Tennessee joined Kansas City workouts with Missouri football. Newcomers Patrick Quirk halfback Edward Quirk tackle Jack O Connell fullback Edward Mickelson end, joined veteran Max Riley in scrimmage as the team prepared for a clash with washing?
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Kansas City
University of Missouri
Chauncey Simpson
St. Louis
University of Tennessee
Max Riley
Patrick
Edward Quirk
Jack O’conell
Edward Mickelson
Bill Dellastations
Bob Hopkins
Anfaken
Kansas Jayhawk
Lawrence
Kan
Walburn College of
Topeka
Ichabods
Maryville
Warrensburg
Bill Calland
Bob Segremian
Dewey Luster
University of Oklahoma Sooners
Charley Heard
Archie Bradley
Millard Cummings
Mike Michalske
Navy
Iowa State
Bob Sauer
Mike
Mike Glooms
Baseball leaders and batting stats from major leagues
The page lists batting leaders with Walker Brooklyn 364 runs Musial St Louis 104 runs batted in Nicholson Chicago 32 and Stirnweiss New York 153 site and Barrett Pittsburgh 18 doubles and Stirnweiss 15 triples. Pitching leaders include Wilks St Louis 153 and Newhouser Detroit 8. Also notes Fox Boston 327 and Mount home listings closing with classified ads.
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Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Sone
Nicholson
Chicago
Fiea—Musial
St. Louia
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Homs Rune
Wilks
Fox
Boston
Stirnweins
New York
Stephens
St Louis
Stirnweiss
Boudreau
Cleveland
Etten
Stirowells
Newark
Newhouser
Detroit
Phog Allen Era at Kansas Began Twenty-Five Years Ago
Twenty five years ago tomorrow September 16 Dr F C Allen joined the University of Kansas as athletics manager after earlier stints as basketball coach and Kansas City area influence. He built a career spanning four decades, coaching varsity basketball from 1920 onward, guiding Missouri Valley and Big Six title teams, founding Kansas Relays, and shaping athletic education.
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University of Kansas
Crimson and Blue
Allen
Mt. Oread
Phog
Varégity
Schlademan
Missouri Valley
Kansas Jayhawks Begin 1944 45 Practice October 2
Kansas University basketball coach F C Allen announced practice for the 1944 45 season will start Monday October 2. Athletic Director E C Quigley released the schedule with Missouri at Columbia and several conference games set for January February and March. Quigley hopes to arrange additional non conference games in coming days.
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F. C. Allen
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E. C. Quigley
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Columbia
Nebraska
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Janary
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Norman
Fearreary
Iowa State
Lawr
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Lawre
Lincoln
Okinghoma
Lawren
Man
Ames
Quigley
Jayhawkers
Jowa State Preview Sees Strong Team With Navy Help
Iowa State coach Mike Michalske predicts a stronger Cyclones squad for 1944 with 71 men including Navy transfers like Keough a 190 pound end and potential passer. Sixteen players are back led by Wright Warner Noble Gallagher and Tippee’s memory looms as the Cyclones face Gustavus Adolphus and a Kansas opener October 14 after a September 30 season debut vs Gustavus Adolphus.
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Iowa State
O.K
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Keough
United States Navy
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Oklahoma
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Meredith Warner
Joe Noble
George Gallagher
Bob Peterson
Harold Kornbaum
Cyclone First
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Drake
Kansas
Gustavus Adolphus
Iron men pace 1944 major league season. Marines, Redskins talk
Fifteen major leaguers, including Ray Mueller and Frankie Hayes, joined the season’s iron men list as Cincinnati led with four. Other standouts include Augie Galan, Tommy Kolmes, and Nick Etten. George Preston Marshall argues for removing the point after touchdown. Fort Sheridan football ends season early due to injuries and transfers. Byron Nelson and Gary McSpaden lose an exhibition match to Scheniter and an opponent. Detroit Tigers projected to win American League pennant per Connie Mack. Tire certificate panel acts on price controls.
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Cincinnati
Frankie Hayes
Philadelphia Athletics
Cody Williams
Frank McCormick
Eddie Miller
Mueller
Augie Galan
Brooklyn
Tommy Kolmes
Boston
Phil Caverrette
Don Johnson
Chicago
RF Sanders
St. Louis
Ba Dahlgren
Pittsburgh
Nick Etten
George Stirnweiss
Roy Schalk
Mickey Rocco
Cleveland
Hayes
Fort Sheridan
Fort
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George H. Cushman
Cardinals fall to Pirates in doubleheader sweep
Pirates beat the Cardinals 7-3 and 10-5 as Pittsburgh ends a 10-game winless streak against St. Louis this season. Frankie Frisch has Cardinals batting in a slump while Rip Sewell and Xavier Rescigno earned the win for Pittsburgh. Rainout losses push back other league games including Yankees at Athletics.
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Associated Press
St. Cardinals
Ttaburgh
Red Birds
Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Harry Brecheen
Max Lanier
Rip Sewell
Xavier Rescigno
Pitt
Johnny Hopp
Ray Sanders
Ken O’dea
Johnny Barrett
Babe Dahlgren
Philadelphia
Yankees
Athletics
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Frank Secory
Harry Gumbert
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Brooklyn
Festerda Stars Rally to Sweep Series Over Cardinals and Cubs
Festerda Stars beat the Cardinals 7-3 in the opener as pitcher Pi rates-Sewell limited rivals to seven hits in his 17th win. Dahlgren drove in six runs, and the Pirates swept with a 10-5 nightcap victory. Barry Gumbert and Frank Secory led Reds and Cubs with a 4-1 and 3-2 set, Secory belting a three-run homer to seal the nightcap victory.
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Babe Dahlgren
Pirates
Sewell
Cardinals
Dahlgren
Barry Gumbert
Reds
Frank Secory
Cubs
Gumbert
Secory
Rune
Williamstown Notes On Health Births and Events
Miss Lucy Good has returned home to stay and will visit Bethany hospital in Kansas City weekly for treatment. Miss Marian Gordon will assist at the Good home. Andrew Hart remains in Christ's hospital Topeka after surgery for abrasions. Dale Stark of Perry, an operation patient at Research hospital Kansas City, is improving and hopes to be home soon. Residents attended the Topeka free fair with several locals listing attendees. The Os kaloo sa setti pienie event drew a large crowd, and a vaudeville show at courthouse grounds entertained many. Hale rides attracted children. Harold Tenpenny and family announce the birth of a son David Duane on September 3. Dean school opens with eight pupils under instructor Mrs Jennie Gibson. Clover Hill school consolidates with Williamstown. Roland O Trimble of Kansas City visits West Virginia. H E Evans sold household goods after his wife Etta M Evans died in Topeka. Etta Dunn plans a farm sale. Jack Dick to auction. Frank McPike and aunt Mary Blevins returned from Denver after eight days. Frank has gone on.
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Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Marian Gordon
Andrew Hart
Arthur Hart
Christ's Hospital
Topeka
Dale Stark
Perry Merchant
Research Hospital
Hale
Harold Tenpenny
David Duane
Dean School
Jennie Gibson
Clover Hill
Williamstown
Roland O'Trimble
West Virginia
Evans
Etta M. Evans
Etta Dunn
Jack Dick
Frank McPike
Mary Blevins
Denver
Colo
Frank
Soldiers report and family notices amid wartime duties
Second Lt. B v Allen Jr is sent from Stanther Field near Arkansas City to Galveston Texas. Families of Allen and Bilite Ant Da 4, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jo, Wad of Meriden, and Mrs. C E Wilson of Lawrence, plus Mr. and Mrs. S V Allen, are cited in a string of wartime visits and farewells. An infantry division expends 300 tons of ammunition in one day.
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Bilite
Ant
Mir
Charles Jo
Meriden
C. Lo ‘vi ‘Andiver
Kiro
C. E. ‘Wilson
Richard
Lawrence
Stanther Field
Arkansas City
Galveston
Tex
V. Allen
Ar City
Kenneth Hawk
Worth Hawk
Oskaloosa
Tucking's Dairy Dispersal Sale Near Nortonville Kansas
Owing to help shortage Ernest Tucking will auction his entire Guernsey herd at the farm four miles south of Nortonville or seven miles east and one and a half miles north of Valley Falls on highways 4 and 59 starting at 11 o'clock Tuesday September 13. The sale includes 46 head of Guernseys with 35 cows fresh or springers, several heavy milkers, 4 yearling heifers bred, 18 heifers under one year, 1 registered bull 4-year-old, 2 small bull calves and dairy equipment including a DeLaval milker and a McCormick-Deering cream separator. Terms cash. Lunch served on grounds. Ernest Tucking owner. Col George Criss Col Perry Walters auctioneers. John Burkert clerk.
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Valley Falls
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Public Sale at Beeks farm on old Santa Fe Trail road
Public auction at John Frazer farm one mile north of Baldwin on old Santa Fe Trail road Tuesday September 19 at 1 pm. Sold: horses cattle and hogs with multiple ages weights, farm machinery including John Deere plow and mower, and miscellaneous items. Auctioneers Meyers & Sons Baldwin State Bank clerk. First published September 14, 1944 in Lawrence Daily Journal World. In probate court Douglas County Kansas estate of Edward F Cunningham deceased notice of appointment administrator named September 8, 1944 with demands to be exhibited.
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Lawrence Dally Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Edward F. Cunningham
State of
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Dougisa County
Georg
George T. McNair
Ruth .E. McNair
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State Department of Social
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Agust Wart
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Katherine Warteack
James Wooden
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Marshall M. Walker
Edna M. Walker
Kan
Notice of Appointment in Estate of Oliver See
The State of Kansas to all creditors heirs and others interested in the estate of Oliver See. Ralph Cooley is appointed administrator by the Douglass County Probate Court on September 8 1944. Creditors must file demands within nine months from September 14 1944 the first publication date or be forever barred. Attest J B Wilson Probate Judge Riling and Riling Attorneys for Administrator.
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State Bank of Lawrence Kansas
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Myrtle Anis
Lewdn
Lillan’ Gl, Cooper
Galen L. Ware
E6wina’e. McCall
District Court of
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Rho Éa
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Lawrence
Lilian L. Cooper
Gaien L
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