New Kansas Athletes to TC UAN Droves
Increased university enrollment brings a flood of prep talent to Kansas football and track. Notables include Raymond Fisher of Winfield High the Kansas Flash famed for 10.0 and 22.2 sprints and Kansas City Emerson Norton a versatile all around sprinter weights and 440. Also joining are Brick De Bernardi Iola guard and center fielder in baseball and several football basketball players from Salina Wichita and other towns.
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University of
Fisher
Middle West
Kansas Flash
Ife
Emerson Norton
Kansas City
van Fisher
Norton
Brad- Tay
Ed Jawhawker
Forst
Brick de Bernardi
Iola
Tee Mace
A. C
de Bernardi
Westminister College
Fulton
Kansas High
Pola
Ern. Calvert
Salina
Ifgt
Ernest Baldwin
Igee
Okla
Westes
Ward Hitt
Kansas
Clarke “Brick
Winfield
Tom cAllister
Stage Spring
Earl Miller
Cottonwood Falls
Flen
Phoe
Boris
Bctard
Petrinskowsky
St. Joseph
Prard
Ken Teeth del
Independence
Alsa Mand
Bradey
Ken Galley
Tota
L- Bile
Portland
Dre
Vern Wilkins
Westwort High School
Sas City
Wallace James Named Captain of Kansas Pro Team
Wallace James, a letterman, was elected captain of the University of Kansas pro team on Friday afternoon. The decision highlights James as a leading force for the squad this season.
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Wallace James
University of Kanwas
James
Freshman Basketball Squad Leads Night Practice
Taylor directs the new freshman basketball squad under Head Coach Phoe Allen as night sessions focus on skill development and team cohesion.
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Taylor
Phoe” Allen
Will
First Year Basketball Team to Begin Practice Soon
Dr. Allen announced two week practice start with first year men training at night focusing on fundamentals. Replacement of the cracked old floor will occur as carpenters and players swap ends during construction, with completion promised soon by the superintendent of buildings and grounds.
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Dr. Allen
Allen
Buildines and Ground
Potsy Clark Sets Sleep Rule for Kansas Football
University of Kansas head coach Georgi Potsy Clark unveils eight hours of sleep as standard for players. He warns against temper and vulgar language, urges rest by 11 PM, and promotes discipline and psychology in training. Freshmen turnout numbers and Bartlesville connections noted as practice starts under Adrian Lindsey.
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Clark
Georgi ‘Potslark
University of Kansas
Pulletic Board
Robinson
Patsy
Ah. U
Warren Woody
Adrian Lindsey
Bartlesville
Flayhawker Field Notes Preview Coaching Change and Scrimmage
The athletic office canceled an order for charging sleds on the new practice field. Coach Clark plans two teams for practice with scrimmage set as the main feature. Lefty Farrell contends for the halfback role while weather chilled the sessions and rain disrupted stadium plans for football tickets.
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Clark
Farrell
Missouri-Kansas grid tickets hold at two dollars
Wartime price parity continues as tickets stay at $2 for the annual Tigers vs Jayhawks game. Delays in stadium work push completion about three weeks behind schedule despite 50 workers imported from St Louis. Fans demand 10,000 seats by October 29, while a confrontation over cafeteria carpenters shows tensions on campus.
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Tiger-Jayhawker
Unit Construction Co
Forrest C. Allen
John Shea
Shea
Worden Community News Highlights and Local Death
Worden residents attend dinners, picnics, and a fair in Ottawa. The Worden baseball team played Vinlant Saturday with a close score. Ferdinand Johanning died Wednesday at Topeka hospital. funeral and burial followed. The Worden Y P A marked its twenty first birthday with a program on the lawn. Several locals visited relatives and helped at the Worden store and fair events.
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Laura
Edith Schwalm
Sophia Heim
Orville
Adrew Elm
Charles Elm
John Elm
Guy Deskints
Henry Schwarz
Jose Heffner
Mabel Twi
Worden
Wert ‘Oe Vinlant
Suil
Avoy Oof Worden
Gringier
George Dillon
George
Walter Fleer
Alot Schwartz
Watreid
Charles] Schwartz
Olen Heffner
Brown's Grove
Harve Foger
Ottawa
John Sehwalm
Edith
Laira
Fred Fleer
Ferdinand Johanning
Topeka
Guy Deskins
Ed. Hyland
Word
Brackett School Opens With New Teacher Susie Lowman
Brackett School opened Monday the 12th with several pupils present and Miss Susie Lowman as teacher. This is her second year at Brackett and well wishes are extended for continued success. Friends of Wilbur and George Jeffries held a surprise party at their new home last Friday.
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Susie Lowman
Community Social Receives Large Turnout Near Topeka
A two course lunch for about forty five guests highlighted a gathering with families including Wilson Martins W P Martins and C H Larcoms plus E Kiefer Mrs Levette and others from Topeka. Attendees travelled from nearby towns for the event and local clubs and families were mentioned in attendance.
We insure Students' personal offers Fire aut Theft
A fragmented note outlines an insurance program titled Safety First for students. It references personal offers, fire and theft coverage, and a promotional angle attributed to a party or person named Charlton.
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Charlton
Local social notes recount visits and family travel
Mrs Trapp of Topeka visited Mr and Mrs Alfred Ruediger the past two weeks. Mrs G F H Davis hosted the Larkin Club last Thursday. Mrs Guy Spalding and family returned to Neodesha after a two week visit with the McClung family. Lee Colman bought stock in town. Josephine Yeoman stayed in Kansas City while her mother returned home. Wilbur Jeffries attended the state fair in Topeka. Mr and Mrs Haynes of Alta
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Wilson Martin
C. H. ‘Larcom
A. P
Ruelner
Paul Ruenger
Guy Folks
E. Reeves
Kirby
BE. E Kiefer
Levette
Voight
Trapp
Trapp, ‘of ‘Topeka
Robert. Ridley
Go T
Jerries
Melvin Mun
Will Pendleton
A. P. Radediger
Josephine Yeomt
Eugene Keifer
Ed Arnot
G. H. Davis
Davis
Yeoman Ecalle T
C. H. Larcom
W. P. Martin and
Wilfred
Leland Colman
Topeka
Alfred Ruediger
G. FH. Davis
Larkin Club
Guy Spalding
Earl Spalding
Baby
McClung
Neodesha
Lee Colman
Pleasant Hour Club entertains with program at Mrs Daniels home
Mont Kansas residents spend several days with Mrs Levette as the Pleasant Hour Club meets on Missouri Street. Mrs Daniels hosts a conundrum roll call and Mr Folks presents a program on A New Crusade for Children. A dainty lunch follows social hour and the next meeting is Sept 28 with Mrs Kiefer.
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Mont
Kansas
James Saunders
Aimie Piper
Mildred Seaman
E. E. Kiefer
G. H. Davis
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Preshmen
Stadium-Union Movement
E. F P. Lamberth
White House
Fort Worth
Flayhawker
Abe Wolfson
Max the Cleaner
Alvano
Pierson
Lawrence
G. B. Castle
F. Herrington
Farmers State and Savings Bank
DeLuxe
Wonder
Kirschbaum
Kirschbaum Shops
Peoples State Bank
Watkins National Bank
Capital
C. H. Tucker
C. A. Hill
D. C
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