Nine More Drill Days Before D. U. Clash
Kansas Jayhawks finish first week of 1932 football drills and plan nine more practice days before facing Denver University on September 30. Hargiss and Getto work linemen and backs in zone aerial defense and passing drills as Schaake, Nesmith, and Smith connect on several good completions. Bernie Gridley and Plumley drop football to focus on track and field. workouts will drop to one daily session next week due to registration and enrollment.
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Kansas Jayhawks
Denver U
H. W. Hargiss
Mike Getto
Ad Lindsey
Frosty Cox
Hargiss
Schadke
Nesmith
Smith
Cox
Dumm
Brinkman
Weaver
Kell
Schaake
Beach
Fe Plumley
Jay Plamley
Arkansas City
Jayhawkers
Major League Leaders in a Tumult of Short Entries
A fragmented AP rundown highlights top NL and AL performers by batting runs, RBIs, and stolen bases. Names like O Doul Klein Foxx Foxx and Yanks figures appear amid scattered team mentions and partial stats for pitchers and fielding feats.
Cyclones in Scrimmage at Iowa State College
Ames reports Iowa State football scrimmage under coach George Veenker. Temporary lineup features Harold Templeton Donald Grefe ends Paul Berger William Dixon tackles Gerald Smith Amo Dana guards Jack Beyer center Ed Schafroth Kenneth Ames halfbacks Ivan Impson fullback Dick Grefe quarterback Joe Truskowski joins as assistant coach former Michigan star bekomme.
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Ames
Iowa
George Veenker
Iowa State
Veenker
Harold Templeton
Donald Grefe
Paul Berger
William Dixon
Gerald Smith
Amo
Dana
Jack Beyer
Ed Schafroth
Kenneth Ames
Ivan Impson
Dick Grefe
Strange As It Seems Jefferson Burr Tie In Early Election
The column notes the 1800 presidential race ended with Jefferson and Burr tied at three electoral votes each. The House decided in Jefferson’s favor, making him President and Burr Vice President. The piece also jokes about telegraph messages and mentions Jahore’s ruler, the Scotch sultana, Mrs Hele Wilson, in a satirical aside.
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FSO
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
House of Representatives
Jefferson
Burs
Altho
Jahore
Hele Wilson
John Hin
Missouri Tigers Strive in Sunday Practice Camp
Missouri coach Frank Carideo intensifies training with a Sunday workout the first in years as Grant Morgan shifts from tackle to fullback on the second string. Preparations ahead of opener against Wichita and Purdue include refining forward pass defense and public scrimmage.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Frank Cariden
Tigers
Grant Morgan
Carideo
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska
Clare Campbell
Elmer Huska
Wichitia University
Purdue
Bo Mc
Plan Sooner Charity Game Sets Postseason Grid Battle
Norman Oklahoma September 17 AP A post season charity football game between the University of Oklahoma and Southern Methodist University here December 14 appeared probable today Ben G Owen director of athletics after a flying trip to Dallas said last night that while no definite arrangements had been made the proposal had been favorably received.
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Norman
Oklo
University of Oklahoma
Southernn Methodist University
Ben G. Owen
Dallas
Welch Puts Together Central Conference Football Squad
Emporia Kansas September 17 with two players reporting for practice coach FP F Fran Welch hopes to weld a strong Central Conference team. Nine of twenty two lettermen from last year return along with seven of eleven provisional award men to form the nucleus of a redoubtable squad.
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Emporia
Kan
FP. F
Fran” Welch
Williamstown and Jefferson County claim baseball crown
Sunday schedule shows Green Brothers festivities with Williamstown and Jefferson County champions. Feature game pits Lawrence Red Sox against Kansas State Prison at 2:30 at Pleasant Grave diamond, plus local sport events and venues.
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Williamstown
Jefferson County
Bas Ball
Otelock
Lawrence Red Sox
Kansas State
Pleasant Grave
Giants of the past and a tiny team of battlers
Smead Jolley and Eppa Rixey are recalled as relics of the old days when giants ruled the majors and six footers weighed 200 pounds. The piece contrasts legendary players like Larry McLean and Jeff Tesrea with a compact, feisty lineup of small players led by Willie Keller Paul Waner and others forming a storied, rugged team.
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Smead Jolley
Boston Red Sox
Eppa
Jeptha Rixey
Cincinnati Reds
Larry McLean
Primo Carera
Jeff Tesrea
New York Giant
Jim Jeffries
Willie Keller
Paul Waner
Miler Huggins
Tommy Leach
Clark Griffith
Weel
Willie Sudhoff
Lloyd Waner
E. F
Stuffy McInnis
Rabbit Maranville
Cochrane
Dack Varhon
Millers Clinch Championship With 9 1 Victory Over St Paul
Minneapolis finally wins the American Association title after 17 years by defeating St Paul 9 to 1. Paul Birdne of Cleveland and Ben Jeby of New York have agreed to fight but have not yet met in the ring.
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Jawational
Philadelisia
Brooklyn
Rein
New York
Washington
Detroit
Weston
Chicag
Phiadelphia
Cleveland
Milwaukee Jo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnatah
St. Louis
Chicago
American Associa
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Millers
Paul Birrdne
Ben Jeby
Rest for highs as Wood sharpens Lawrence gridiron
Coach E A Wood sent Lawrence high gridders through a heavy session ahead of the season opener vs Valley Falls high next Friday. First team listed ends Hormuth Johnson, tackles Kephart Reeder, guards Davenport Boardman, center Raybourne, backs Duver Oyler Parker Pearce. Robinson Riling used as well. Second string sidelined for rest with plans for Monday practice to prep for the Lions season.
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E. A. Wood
Lawrence High
Valley Falls High
P. Hormuth
Johnson
Kephart
Reeder
Davenport
Boardman
T. Raybourne
Duver
Oyler
Parker
Pearce
Robinson
Riling
Gulley
Leigh
Crumer
Higgins
Smith
Gorrill
Stoland
Lee
Nelson
Wood
Lions
Army and Navy End Football Rift With Philadelphia Replay
Alan Gould notes that Army and Navy renew football ties this December at Franklin Field in a three year contract. Navy chose Philadelphia for 1932, while Army will select the 1933 site, likely New York, as the academies move toward a businesslike, shared profits approach.
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Illinois
United States
Military Academy
New York
Champaign
Army
Navy
Nn Athletic
Navy Goat
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Officials Named for Haskell Ottawa Night Football
F W McDonald announced the officials for the Haskell Ottawa night football game at the Indian stadium. Leslie Edmonds will referee with C E McBride umpire and Dr J A Reilly head linesman. Ottawa U shows strong eleven and about 1000 tickets have been sold in Ottawa. Kickoff is at 8 oclock and tickets are on sale at the Haskell athletic office.
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F. W. McDonald
Leslie Edmonds
C. E. McBride
J. A. Reilly
Ottawa U
Ottawa
W. H. Dietz
Braves
Haskell Athletic
Line coach and father at Ames waits for future Cyclones
Ames Iowa Sept 17 Harry Schmidt Iowa State line coach is the proud father of a baby girl born Wednesday morning Head Coach George Veenker expressed disappointment at a girl birth suggesting a line coach would have helped the Cyclone cause along with a boy The University of Iowa will play night football for the first time October 28 when the Hawkeyes meet George Washington University in Washington DC.
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Ames
Iowa
Harry Schmidt
George Veenker
Towa State
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Green Brothers to Meet Williamstown at 3 PM
The Green Brothers host Williamstown at Shock diamond in a 3 o'clock game tomorrow. Lawrence Red Sox play the state prison nine at Pleasant Grove starting 2 30 PM. Lawrence Denney will pitch for the Red Sox. Williamstown features Bud Rose and other Topeka players.
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Green Brothers
Lawrence Red Sox
Greens
Williamstown
Red Sox
State Prison Nine
Pleasant Grove
Jefferson County
Bud Rose
Topeka
Lawrence Denney
Kansas State Prigon Nine
Kansas
Elks Bowling Stores Dreyer and Mott at Browns Grove
Lawrence Cabs face Nightingales Sunday at Brown's Grove with a 1 o clock start. Players Mott and Robinson to feature as Dreyer and others contribute for Elks Bowling Stores in a local league clash.
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Browns Grove
Lawrence Cabs
Nightingales
Brown's Grove
I O'Clack
Local Douglas County Old Settlers Meet Attendees Noted
Mrs Daniel Kirby attended the Douglas County Old Settlers Association meeting at Trinity Lutheran church. Eugene Kiefer killed a rattlesnake with twelve rattles and a button while picking tomatoes last week. Mr and Mrs B H Pilcher and daughters Louise Adeline Grace and son Robert visited Paul Kasold home for three weeks then returned to Wichita. Mr and Mrs N O P McClelland and Melvin entertained at dinner honoring J S McClelland Loveland Okla and Mrs C G K McClelland Lawrence. Melvin McClelland attended funeral of Bud Baker in Ottawa. Paul White and daughter Teresa of Topeka visited cousins Ralph Kirby and Donna Rae. Gretchen Gabriel of Lawrence stayed with Enola McClure. Crawford McClung attended Siegel homecoming. he was a former Siegel pupil. Margaret Kelsall took part in a recital at the high school.
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Daniel Kirby
Douglas County
Old Settlers’ Association
Trinity Lutheran Church
Eugene Kiefer
B. H. Pilcher
Daugters
Louise
Adeline Grace
Robert
Paul Kasold
Wichita
N. Op. McClelland
Melvin
Loveland
Okla
CG. K. McClelland
Lawrence
Ney McClelland
Melvin McClelland
Ottawa
Bud Baker
Paul White
Tereasa
Topeka
Ralph Kirby
Donna Rae
Gretchen Gabriel
McClure
Enola McClure
Tnd
Crawford McClung
Siegel
Alr. McClung
Margaret Kelsall
CW Tongalloxie
Parent-Teachers Association
Louie
Robert Pilcher
E. Kiefer
Everett Shaw
Roy Wingrove
Rollin
Tonganoxie
R. CG. Nance
Sam Kelsall
Bert Babbit
Ida Riggs
J. S. McClelland
McClelland
C. B. McClelland
Nancy McClelland
Paul Rudiger
Jonia
McClellands
Samuel Kelsal
Manhattan
Kansas State Agriculture College
G. L. Webster
Stanford to rely on Formation A in coast campaign
Stanford plans a versatile backfield built around a triple threat unit led by Warner era formations. The new plan centers on Formation A to outmaneuver foes, with a compact offense and concerns about tackle strength. The schedule includes Olympic Club, Oregon State, and Pittsburgh as an intersectional foe.
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Stanford
Warner
Pittsburgh
Olympic
Ford
Oregon State
West
Coase
Local Social News From Douglas County Community
CW Tongalloxie sponsored by the Parent-Teachers Association Monday evening. Families from Wichita and Lawrence visited local homes. 4-H judging teams and fair participation noted. Pleasants Hour club hosted with officers elected and dance numbers performed by members.
Remarkable Yeoman Home Guests Include Several Families
At the R. W. Yeoman home were Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Halsted, Raymond Diehl, Mill ton Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Smith and their two children Alice and Illa Marie.
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R. W. Yeoman Home
Wheeler
Halsted
Raymond Diehl
Mill ‘Ton Diehl
Otto Smith
Alice
Illa Marie
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