Haskell football cuts squad to 25 for season
Coach John Thomaz trims the Haskell Indians to twenty five with the remainder forming a 40 man reserve squad under Bir John Levi. Key players named include captain Hawley Nevada Johns Ward Ballard Davis Powless and more. Charles and Smith show early promise as triple threats while Smith excels as a passer. Joe Cross to call signals with L Brightman as understudy. Regulars drilled lightly while reserves scrimmaged in warm conditions.
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Bernard
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Joe Cross
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Baker football squad reports for 1927 season work
A Baker University football squad, including eleven letter men, reports to Coach Emil Liston for pre season practice as he rebuilds a lighter line after key graduations. Junior Thomas captains the Wildcats with a wealth of backfield talent and a push to develop kickers and a new quarterback.
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Hanley to Join Kansas Aggie Coaching Staff
Manhattan Sept. 17 AP Mike Hanley brother of Rich ard E Hanley Northwestern head coach and ex Haskell mentor will join the Kansas Aggie coaching staff next week Charles W Bachman head coach announced Hanley a University of Washington graduate and former backfield star joins a larger staff with Frank Root Dewey Huston and Dr A A Holtz remaining on the roster
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Freshill
Harp Class Offered at University Fine Arts
The University of Kansas fine arts school resumes a four year harp course with Mora Moorehead Peck in charge. Peck, a noted Kansas City harpist and former president of the Kansas City Musicians' Teachers' Association, will teach each Thursday with rental harps available.
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Baseball scores from yesterday in major leagues and associations
National League games show Brooklyn 4 over Pittsburgh 3 and New York 6, with New York topping Chicago 7 to 4 in a tidy slate. American Association results include Kansas City 6 beating Milwaukee 0, Toledo 7 over Columbus 4, and Louisville 4 over Indianapolis, with several games on the schedule.
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Five Freshman Teams Report For KU Practice
Five full teams out for Kansas University football practice as Cappon notes the squad looked good. Freshmen arrived for their first session with Bunn as drills focused on fundamentals and positions. Credit given to out yesterday eligible players. Mullins assists with reserves.
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Lawrence High Holds First Scrimmage Before Season Opener
Lawrence High School conducted its first scrimmage at Cordley Field after signal practice. The 9 o'clock session showcased first second and third team players led by captain Hardtaker and quarterbacks Fursman and Fos ter with strong backfield depth from Birch Whitney Pine Hickson and Logue. Orvills Stone was sidelined with a bad shoulder but overall pace and conditioning impressed coach Melvin Griffin as the squad strains toward a powerful hard hitting lineup.
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Card of Thanks for Hirt Family
We thank our friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown us during the illness and death of our beloved son, from Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hirt.
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Giants Into Second Take Deciding Game Of Series
The New York Giants beat St Louis 6-3 to take the deciding game of a seven game set after two doubleheaders. Burleigh Grimes allowed eight hits as the Giants toppled Sherdel and Johnson. Harper hit a homer in the eighth to seal the win.
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Lawrence judge returns from Ottawa to preside in Douglas case
A Lawrence judge arrived back from Ottawa this morning to preside over Douglas county cases in the court. Bethany College proposes a new 2,550 seat music hall with 600 seats for choir and orchestra. Plans, adopted by the college board and President Ernst F Philblad, foresee construction starting this fall in a T shaped building.
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