Jayhawks Ready for Action With Nine Practice Days Left
Kansas University football coach Hargiss drills the Jayhawkers in summer heat as registration trims the squad. With nine days remaining before the season opener against Colorado State, the team focuses on polishing basic plays under assistants Getto and Mullins. Regular classes begin tomorrow and daily afternoon sessions continue.
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New California Mentor Drills a Husky Squad
Berkeley Cal Sept 16 AP Down in Memorial stadium the University of California football eleven works under new coaching with W A Ingram and lieutenants Stub Allison and Frank Wickhorst guiding drills. Over a hundred candidates push through a hard practice as eighteen lettermen form the nucleus of a squad to meet Washington State and later Georgia Tech in December.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores From League and American Circuits
Results list from yesterday across leagues with many rain affected and unfinished games. Notable scores include Philadelphia 14 Cleveland 3 in the American League, St. Louis 5 Washington 4, Louisville 15 Columbus 3, Milwaukee 3 Minneapolis 4, and Wichita 12 St. Joseph 4 in the Western League.
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Dib Williams homered five straight times driving in 18 runs and lifting Philadelphia to an 18 3 victory over Cleveland clinching the American League pennant Jim Lindsey contributed five hits as the Cardinals shut out the Phillies in their fifth straight win Larry Bettencourt drove in two runs as the Browns rallied past the Senators 5 4 Helnie Meine and Larry French teamed to beat the Robins in both ends of a doubleheader 5 2 and 2 1 Tom Oliver had a tenth inning single that scored the winning run for the Red Sox over the White Sox 3 2 Lou Gehrig hit his 44th home run and added a single driving in four against Detroit.
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Strange Tales Of A Mad Golfer And A Funeral Fan
A humorous oddity notes Brown’s bizarre golf shots involving a watch crystal and a pollutingly precise hay. It recounts Timothy Linton’s strange passion for attending funerals, riding in hearses with corpses, and dying from suffocation in heat aboard a coffin. The piece ends with a tease about tomorrow’s topic.
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Columbus Fielder Has Home Run Fever
Lew Riggs, Columbus outfielder, has caught the home run fever with six straight days of circuit clouts. His timely blasts aided the Red Birds in their bid for a first division berth. Riggs hit his sixth yesterday as Lefeville edged Everett Purdy, who broke his knee in a collision.
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Grid Inuries Hit Missouri Iowa State Camp in Big Six
Missouri and Iowa State report early football injuries as camps open. Fred Hartman returns but Fritz Faurot re injures knee. Harold Walker sidelined at Iowa State. Heat forces lighter sessions. Kansas teams cut practice. Kansas State uses afternoon sessions and night scrimmage. Oklahoma and Nebraska add veterans for first full scrimmage. walls shield workouts at Oklahoma.
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Speed From Stands Affects Perception Of Fast Balls
Optical illusion makes fast balls appear moderately swift from the upper grand stand while spectators below see them differently. Players note the contrast as batters and pitchers comment on speed, with legends like Babe Ruth weighing in on hitting a round ball with a round bat. The Boston Braves announce the purchase of pitcher James Mullican from Independence Kansas, reporting next spring.
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Beach saga sparks Kansas football turmoil and backlash
The Ormand Beach episode at Kansas U touches Lupton influence and program politics. Budgets, suspensions, and coaching friction follow Beach and several stars, with open practice shifts and an Oklahoma shift toward closed sessions cited as broader reactions.
Washburn Ichabods to meet Haskell Indians in Topeka
Washburn college football coach Ernest Beary plans a strong starting lineup for the September 25 game against the Haskell Indians in Topeka. The Ichabods aim to match last season’s undefeated Central conference run, with backfield veteran lines and possible changes in the line-up if substitutions are needed.
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Hassell Works From Brooklyn to Houston on Oil Tanker
Hassell, a Rice Institute student, spent a summer on a Connecticut farm and traveled by oil tanker from Brooklyn to Houston, reflecting on his labor and journey.
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How Big Six Coaches See the Race
Ames, Iowa September 1 AP At Iowa State coach Gordon Nagel outlines potential lineup as he reshapes the 1932 football squad. He backs center Nagel at will, Beyer as understudy, notes prospects for tackles Smith Nolte and backs Impson Geto Shafroth and others while flagging end positions as weakness.
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It’s The Series Now Capitals of Baseball Face Start
Connie Mack, 68, faces decision on starting pitcher as Athletics clinch their third straight AL title by beating the Indians 3 to 1. Washington loses to St Louis 5 to 0, while the NL race tightens with the Giants held by rain.
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Lag the arteviated Press Batting Notes from September Lag
Fragmented OCR summary recalls Major League batting figures with names like Gehrig Ruth Yankees and Indians. Mentions redacted teams and unclear scores. Indicates all time era stats and fielding mentions, but readable specifics are limited.
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