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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
2
Kansas Coach Telle Leads First 1920 Football Practice
Kansas football opened its 1920 season under Dr Forrest C Allen with 45 men at McCook field. Linemen and backs trained separately under Allen and Laslett with emphasis on conditioning, blocking and formation start signals. Heavy line prospects include Fraker Hart Harris Hale and Levert Higgins, while backfield sees Simon Spurgeon joining, boosting the unit as freshmen prep for scrimmage ahead of the Emporia State opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest C. Allen
McCook
Allen
Laslett
Ad Lindley
Tristran
Spurgeon
Simon
Simons
Chub” Fraker
Red Hart
Big Bill Harris
George Hale
Lawrence High
Hale
Levert Higgins
Jen
Lawrende
Lind Bey
Emporian
Bedisfield
Kansas
Emporians
Bill Hargiss
Wery
Lawrence High Scrimmage Adjusts Schedule With Westport Openings
Lawrence High School under Coach Max Klein held a light scrimmage last night. Schedule changes occur as Westport High failed to play the first game, opening October 1 and October 8 with a planned county fair game. possibilities include a Haskell second team game and a Thursday September 30 contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Max Klein
Westport High School
Westport
Haskell
Westport Hick
Lawrence
Abilene
Manhattan
Topeka
Haskell Star Carpenter Returns to School in 1918
Carpenter, a promising Haskell athlete, returns to campus after army service and missing last year. Fellow players Eagle and Davis were noted as key alums, with Davis preparing to rejoin soon and fill a critical end position as the team contends this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Haskell
Davis
Davis Con
Haskell. Il
Second Team Schedule Drafted With Games At Haskell
The second team at Haskell plans a regular schedule this year. They will meet Teremoxie in Ottawa on October 19 and Thanksgiving, with Atech likely October 8. Other games are being arranged including a match at Lawrence High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Haskell
Teremoxie
Ottawa
Atechison Frobebly
Lawrence High School
University Band to Play at Reunion Parade in Topeka
The University Band will travel to Topeka on Tuesday for the 85th Division Reunion Parade. Former members from the 25th Division and 35th Division will join, with 20 plus members returning from last year’s band. The group also plans a football trip to Columbia for the Valley Classic game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U ‘Versity
Topeka
H. U. Seization
K. U
Bauer Severin Z. Herb
Yacereft
Stanhattan
K. U.aggie
Picnic for Royal Neighbors of America group
Members and families of the Royal Neighbors of America are invited to a community picnic. Supper is served at 7 00 pm followed by dancing and an entertainment program. Attendees should bring well filled baskets. Public attendance welcome. Royal Neighbors Entertainment Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighba
America
Royal Neichburs Entertainment Committee
Patasoni Returns From Antwerp Olympic Run
Indian runner Patasoni, who trained at Lawrence and ran in Antwerp, Belgium, enrolled at Haskell Institute and plans to resume distance work. He blamed a blistered foot and a knee sprain from a voyage for his Olympic setback, and said a year of proper training could make him unbeatable at 10 000 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesoli
Patasoni
Pat
Antwerp
Belgium
Lawrence
Haskell ‘Institute
United States
Hasell
Boston
Ocean
France
England
Heroe
Patnsoni
Deaths of Col Geo C Bradley and Frank A Curtis
Col Geo C Bradley dies after a two week illness at a Kansas City hospital. He will rest in a Lawrence vault before burial at a later date. Curtis dies in Springfield California after tuberculosis battle spanning years. Curtis was married to Lottie Curtis and survived by a wife, son, and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.c. Bradley
Geo. C. Bradley
Kansas City
Colonel Bradley
Lawrence
New Haven
Conn
Arthur C. Bradley
Frank A. Curtis
Springfield
Calif
Methodist Church
Lottie, Curtis
Don W. Pugh
Dinshay
Elizabeth Curtis
Ransomville
New York
Alfred Curtis
Heeler
Kansas
Floyd Curtington
J . Curtis
Clinton
Kans
Lottier
California
Reedley
Yars
Cali
Sprineville
Farm for quick sale in Northeast Kansas at 250 per acre
Owner offers 160 acres near Holton with crops in barns and cribs. Improvements include a 12 room modern house, new barn 30x40, cattle and hay facilities, 600 bushels oats, corn crib, chicken house, garage, orchard and cistern. Price 250 per acre, half down, balance in 5 years. Contact J. E. Watkins or D. L. Wiles’s transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Kansas
Holton
Sidewik
J. E. Watkins
Tonganoxie
Wife Seeks Divorce in District Court
Anna Crumet petitions for divorce from Clarence Crumet filed in the office of clerk Charles F. Mee. They wed November 6, 1915, have a four year old child, and the petition cites desertion by the husband. Custody of the child and division of property requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riling & Riling
Charles F. Mee
District Court
Anna Crumet
Clarence Crumet
Card of Thanks for Frank Eno and Family
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings at the death of our father Frank Eno and Family Burdner and Family George Thompson and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eno
Ramily
Burdner
George Thompson
Grateful Friends Honor Deceased Husband and Father
Words express our gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown after the death of our loved one. The Thompson families thank Mrs. Christian Thompson and Ethel Meadows for flowers and support during this stressful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neigbors
Christian Thompson
Ethel Meadows
Finley J. Thompson
John A. Thompson
Otto G Thompson
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J. FE. Shirek
Eudora
Francisco Land Company
Quinby’s Chocolate Shop Candy
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Round Corner Drug Store
Lawrence, Kans
Wolf's Book Store
Charlton
Printzess
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