Indians Look to Ottawa Contest
Football prospects at Haskell Institute show a 60 strong group of aspirants with many newcomers who had never played football before. Coach Dietz plans a season opener against Ottawa University on September 23 at Brave stadium, as he sorts positions from end to center and backfield, with notable names such as Holmes, Duffina, Hindman, Wapp and Hendricks in the mix. The rookie turnout aims to mesh green material into a dependable unit for games against Creighton and Notre Dame.
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Haskell Institute
Wi ‘Ho
Haskell
H. W. Dietz
Ottawa University
Brave
Jackies
Dietz
Barlow
Kenneth Pierce
Jack White
Arapahoe
Richard Falleaf
Morn Holmes
Fredles
Pete Shepherd
Walter Johnson
Gut
Bob Holmes
Weller
Holmes
Little Rabbit
Oliver Duffina
John Levi
Shepherd
David Hindman
Ed Wapp
Dennis Hendricks
Lone Star
Ottawa U
Braves
Creighton
Notre Dame
South Bend
Rockne Stadium
Yesterday's Baseball Results From Major Leagues And Minor Circuits
National League games showed Rosen and Piarsharsh with a rough outing as Boston beat Philadelphia 1 to nil. In American Association action Tulea defeated Oklahoma City 7 to 4 in a late nine inning finish. Western League playoff results feature tight play despite scattered errors and incomplete box scores.
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National League Rosen
Piarsharsh
Ati c Drevaugda
Boston
Thiladelphia
Tulea
Oxlahoma Ciy
Ten Innines
Yesterday's Baseball Headlines Misread by OCR
The scrambled AP copy mentions Ma Harter and Tasans shutting out Red Athleticis Hina with bases loaded on four hits. Lindström and Mel Ott are noted for four runs, Urbanski is listed, and Bayaga defeats the Cubs in a fragmented report.
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Associated Press
Ma Harter
Tasans
Red Athleticis
Hina
If Lindström
Mel Ott
Gifour
If Urbanski
Bayaga
Cubs
Wrestling Last Night Eustace Upsets Dat Me After Two Falls
Eustace, 230 pounds, defeated Dat Me in a four after two falls. George Beuloe tossed Hans in another bout. Those employed during the day may take night classes at the Business College with classes beginning October 4.
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Eustace
Dat Meen
George Beuloe
Hans
The
Business College
Strange As It Seems by John Rix in Public Park Castle
The ancient miniature castle in a Lemmon public park is described as centuries old though built only recently. The piece mixes oddities from Utah’s firing squad history to a patrol of displaced facts, then shifts to a machine failure and a request for replies with a simple envelope. Tomorrow notes King Henry IV’s Punishment by Proxy.
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Lemmon D. D
Utah
Union
Tharé
United States
Thor
John
Henry IV
Take Up Kicking Jayhawkers Scrimmage Report
The Jayhawker gridiron squad practiced yesterday noon focusing on kicking under coaching staff scrutiny. Schaake and Deam punted while Brazil, Logan and Prather blocked kicks. Baker suffered a dislocated knee but the injury is not serious. The team improved blocking, with Schaake and Kell repeatedly hitting put between uprights as coaches plan an actual scrimmage likely Saturday.
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Ray jDeam
Baker
Clawson
Alkeson
Eal ‘Cham
Brazil
Kvaternik
Prather
Dees
Logan
Watkins
Dummi
Smith
Beach
Ne Jsmith
Kell
Brinkman
Weaver
Dumm
H. W. Hargiss
Jayhawkers
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Lawrence Highs to Meet Valley Falls Gridders
Lawrence High will hold a Friday practice game with Valley Falls in the afternoon of September 23, likely at K J U stadium, with a small admission. The session aids Coach E A Wood in selecting players for the October 1 Manhattan trip to face the Aggies in the 1982 schedule. Valley Falls, led by Roy Eckerfield, is regarded as strong in Jefferson County. Tulsa claims the Western League title after sweeping Oklahoma City in four straight games.
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Lawrence High
Valley Falls
Neal MM. Wherry
K. Ju
E. A. Wood
Manhattan
Lions
Aggies
Wherry
Lawrence
Jefferson County
Roy Eckerfield
Kansas State Teachers College of Emitoria
Tulsa Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Indians
Oilers
Loren C. Rapier
Arthur Gabriel
AL Reifsehneider
Salem Church
St.Paul Evangelical Church
Paul Luckan
H. Reifsehneider
St. Paul’s Choir
A. A. Var Sickle
Fredericka Sehlecel
Lily Ziegler
Lena Altenbernd
Margaret Baldwin
Rosemary
Nadine Harris
Nellie Daugherty
W. I. T. Y. Club
Wooten
Lydia McCabrin
C. E. Sheldon
Minnie Jones
Nellie Catlin
Margaret Wooten
Edna Darby
Lydia McCabria
Mary Mertz
Mattie Kindred
Ora McCabria
Margaret Hapenbuch
Leon Walker
May Vieree
Daugherty
Players chase sticks as edge in hockey lore and lore
A sports note compares hockey players and baseball bats, noting players prize sticks and bats, with players like Frank Boucher using three dozen sticks per season and Bill Cook using four slalahs in one game. It explains groove differences, left and right handed sticks, and backhand shots influencing stick choice.
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al Demarce
Frank Boucher
Rangers
Bill Cook
Bilk Cnok Wicht
High School Gridders Begin Season With Scrimmage
Fifty-one Lawrence high athletes trained at Cordley Field under Coach B A Wood for two and a half hours. Calisthenics and signal practice preceded a half hour scrimmage showing two strong first and second teams. Wood plans a light fast squad with at least ten ends and linesmen for potential first string duty.
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Lawrence High
Cordley Field
Wood
Lawrence
V Wrod
Price
Robinson
I. Raybourne
Kephart
Brooks
Tom Raybourne
Wright
Ireland
Grimm Keeps Cubs Tactical Lead Toward Pennant
Chicago Cubs manager Charlie Grimm stays focused on keeping his players sharp as they inch toward the National League title. After a 4 to 3 loss to the New York Giants in 11 innings, the Cubs remained 5 1/2 games up with 11 to play, while the Pirates fell to Boston 5 to 2.
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Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Yankees
Little Bears
New York Giants
Freddie J.indstrom
Pittsburg Pirates
Boston
Cubs
Eae
Major Leagues Leaders From Yesterday's Games
A garbled list of early baseball leaders and player statistics highlights top performers by team and category. Names like Klein, O’Doul, Foxx, Gehrig, Ruth, and Foxx appear with home runs, batting averages, runs batted in, stolen bases, and pitching wins. A stray line notes Vanderbilt Whitney’s four year old equine as a cultural aside.
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Associated Press
Dinchidink
Odponl
Dodgers
Nive
Jaen Phillier
O'Doul
Denver
Hite Kinin
Phillies
Dedenre
Tas
Hurst
Klein
Phtites
Doulies
Reds
Suhr
Pirates
Ott
Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
Warneke
Cubs
Brown
Brives
Alexandry
Red Sox
Senators
Gehric
Yankees
Foxx
Athletics
s—Gehringer
Tigers
Par
My- Ver
Ruth
Charonan Yankees
Walker
Ailen
Goomer
Yankers
Kansas Aggies and Oklahoma Football Jerseys Spark Talk
A crop of scattered notes covers college football fashion, bets, and practice. The Kansas Aggies face Purdue with skepticism while Oklahoma unveils 744 pound uniforms by coach Lewis Hardage, promising speed yet feared for exposure. Creighton data touts sods as cost savers and safer fields, and Dana Bible recalls Fred Murray’s hard-hitting spring day. Local social items note visitors, church events, and a Sunday school convention in Eudora with service details and meals.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Journal-World
Lewis Hardage
Maxine
Leavenworth
Raymond Stroud
Whine
Kansas
Charles Browne
Lawrence
Delberto
Gardner
Pearl Daugherty
Bert Daugherty
J. C. Scott
Topeka
Lily Ziegler
Hermother
Alice Ziegler
Estreida Papenhausen
Dorothy Warmker
Clara Seiwald
Taul. Sammers
Merle Hartwig
Arthur Seiwald
Wamego
Fred Ziesenis
Aileen
Richard
Louie Eder
Douglas County Council of Reeligious Education
Eudora
Methedist
Paul Lucksnip
Loren C. Rapie
W.K. Ebright
A A. Rodewald
A. Basket
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Salem Evangelical Church
Oren Dunlap
Minneapolis Near AA Pennant After Series Win
Minneapolis won the final game against Kansas City 15 to 9 as the American Association pennant race tightens. Joe Mowry set a season scoring record with 167, surpassing Bunny Brier's 166. Columbus defeated Indianapolis 5 to 1 behind Parmelee's seven hits, while Louisville edged Toledo 4 to 2 in ten innings. Lane, Paul, and Milwaukee were idle.
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Minneapolis
Themerican Association
Millers
Kansas City
Joe Mowry
Miller
Todlay
Bunny Brier
Columbus
Parmelee
Indianapolis
Red Birds
Louisville Colonels
Howard Craghead
Toledo
Lane
Paul
Milwaukee
Two Fast Baseball Tilts on Local Diamonds Sunday
Lawrence semi pro teams schedule two fast games Sunday at local diamonds. Green Brothers face Williamstown at Shook's diamond in an 8 o clock start, while the Lawrence Red Sox meet Kansas State Prison at Pleasant Grove diamond. Local fans expected a busy afternoon of steady mounds work and sharp defense.
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Lawrence
Green Brothers
Williamstown
Shook's Diamond
Red Sox
Kansas State Prison
Pleasant Grove
Eudora Man Elmer Wilson Dies In Topeka Hospital
Elmer Wilson of Detroit Kansas, born January 21 1894 in Sibleyville, died Thursday morning in Topeka hospital after illness and prior accident. Survived by wife Emma Moyer. two daughters Viola May and Crystal. mother Emma Wilson. four sisters. three brothers. Funeral at Moonlight church Detroit with burial in Detroit cemetery. Local notices list kin and attendees.
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Elmer Wilson
Detroit
Nan
Topeka
Mr. Wilson
Sibleyville
Kan
Kudarz
Emma Moyer
Salina
Kansas
Viola May
Crystal
Emma Wilson
Eudora
Mayme Kohler
Maisie Westerhouse
Stella Hundley
Lawrence
Vera Luce
Walter Wilson
Melvin Wilson
Virgie Wilson
Moonlight Church
Arleta and
Neviere
Melvin Wilsom
Hazel
Lawrence and
Howard
Howard Kohler
Wilfred Fudaley
Ralph Whaley
Glen Wilson
Finnia Wilson
Margie Westerhouse
Mory Carl
A. J. Kohler
Big Six Elevens Turn to Light in Scrimmage Prep
Kansas State coach Bo McMillin drills Notre Dame formations as Kansas, Iowa State, Missouri, and Nebraska squads scrimmage in preparation for opening games. Iowa State tests six new plays. Nebraska’s veterans simulate Iowas, while Missouri and freshmen numbers are evaluated. freshmen expected to report. Nebraska uses multiple backfield combos. teams weigh pivots and line play ahead of Saturday kickoffs.
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Kansas City
Bo McMillin
Kansas State
Notre Dame
Wichita University
Perdue
Wildcat
Dana X. Bible
Cornhuskers
Iowa State
Nubbin Shuckers
George Veenker
Dick Greese
Ivan Impson
Ed Schafrath
Kenneth Ames
Missouri Tigers
Frank
Anton Stankowski
Lewie Hardage
Dunlap
Borak
Simms
Chambers
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