Kansas U Jayhawkers Scrimmage Shows Spirit Under Hargiss
Kansas University coaches praised the squad after an initial scrimmage in hot sun. Schaake Smith Black and Page were named backs with Kite Brazil at ends. Bausch Burcham Watkins anchor the line as Kerrs focus on a few basic plays for a powerful forward wall.
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Hargiss
Schaake
Smith
Black
Page
Sieln
Kite
Brazil
Foy
Spangler
Rost
Kvatemnik
F. Bausch
Campbell
O'Neal
Mehringer
Baker
Casini
Chappell
Burcham
Canter
Borello
Freese
Madison
Dumm
K. U
Kvaternik
Pete Bausch
James Burcham
Matt
Frank Watkins
Soph
Tootka High
Missouri Football Outlook Under New Look For Season
Missouri head coach Gwinn Henry predicts a largely rebuilt team after major losses from last year including most starters. He notes only a few players return and plans a careful start with late formation of the opening lineup. Henry expects the Big Six to be evenly matched and the season decided by final games.
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Gwinn Henry
University of Missouri Columbia
University of Missouri
Campbell
van Dyne
Kilgore
Armstrong
McGirl
Brayton
Kimes
Turner
Cox
Faurot
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League games led with Philadelphia beating Cincinnati 3 to 1 and Boston 2 to 1 while Chicago prevailed 4 to 3 over Brooklyn. New York defeated St Louis 7 to blank, and Pittsburgh 4 in an abbreviated game. American League scores included York 17 to 6 over St Louis and Cleveland 2 to 2. Kansas City 10 to 2 over Milwaukee, Indianapolis 2, and other matches noted as rain affected. Western circuit games included St Joseph 3 and Wichita night game. details sparse.
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York
Hiesco Bratsch Af
Cincinni
America
Washington
Gitat
New York
Cleveland
Paul
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Tours
Toledo
West Wa
Wichita
St. Joseph
Pueblo
Oklahoma
Ara
Topeka
Denver
Omaha
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Ber ‘Cit
Washinston
American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Pushla
Deny
Unique Fish Womb Story and Tropical Fruit Origins
John Hix recalls congressmen clinging to power and describes a bizarre creature that opens its mouth to swallow young. The piece then shifts to a tropical fruit with seeds yielding strychnine, grown in Africa and the Seychelles, also cultivated in Florida. Readers are invited to request proof from the author.
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Afrvica
Mad
Seychelles
Tropics
Red Men Prepare For Fast Haskell Grid Attack
Haskell Indian School under coach W H Dietz frantically builds a light fast backfield led by captain Louis Weller with Walter Johnson Oliver Daffina and Pete Shepherd among the lettermen. Missouri and Iowa State face setbacks with injuries and financial withdrawals while other Big Six camps hold scrimmages as Kansas State and Nebraska stage tests and forward passing drills ahead of the season.
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W. H
Lone Star
Louis Weller
Walter Johnson
Oliver Daffina
Pete Shepherd
Dietz
iDraves
Topeka
Washburn ‘College
Earnest jBeary
Nebraska
Ino
Haskell
Menter Dietz
Norman Holmes
Louis Alexander
Oren Crowe
S City
Addy
Coachesssouri
Iowa State
Missouri
Austin
Morgan
Charley Tierse
Swatek
Faurot
Milton Kubicek
Arden Freel
Cyclones
Kansas State
Ad Lindsey
Wrestling Last Night In Topeka And New York
Topeka saw Ed Strangler Lewis defeat Sailor Dick Raines after a long first fall. In Fort Worth Wong Su Cheung defeated Cyclone Burns. Other matches featured Tony Marino, Red Berry, Johnny Batfield, Wild Cat Sullivan, Herb Freeman, Fred Caroni, Gino Garibaldi, and Richard Stahl in various falls and sequences across cities.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Strangler
Lewis
Sailor Dick Raines
Ft. Worth
Texas
Raines
Wong Su Cheung
Cyclone Burns
Fort Worth
Tony Marenoni
Chicago
Red Berry
Pittsburg
Kan
Johnny Batfield
Kansas City
Wildcat Sullivan
Drew
New York
Herb Freeman
Fred Caroni
Maly
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Richard Stahl
Germany
Big League Baseball Double Steal Tactics Explained
Sammy Stein and Sandor Szabo are noted in a baseball piece discussing the double steal. The article describes how runners on first and second attempt to confuse the defense, with a second-base runner signaling for a flying start while the first advances. It explains catcher throws and the typical infield play with one or two outs. Al Demaree offers an illustrated leaflet on Base Running, available by mail.
Veterans to Meet in Pittsburg for 34th Division Reunion
Veterans of the 34th Division Kansas-Missouri National Guardsmen will meet September 26 and 27 in Pittsburg Kansas to mark the Argonne Battle anniversary. They will discuss financing a memorial for Vauquois or Baulay Hill, with a sham battle by Missouri and Kansas artillery and tank units. Former British and French soldiers are invited. Don Shaffer heads the memorial committee and Fred Henney leads the 35th division association.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas-Missouri National Guardsmen
Argonne
France
Vauquois Hill
Baulay Hill
Don Shaffer
Hutchinson
Missouri
Kansas
Fred Henney Hutchinson
35Th Division Association
Eagles to Play Sunday at K U Diamond
The Lawrence junior twilight league Eagles face a Kansas City Kansas junior team Sunday afternoon at 4 on the Kansas University diamond. Lou Harshfield, manager, announced the game as part of the A U W picnic at Marvin's Grove.
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Eagles
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kan
K. U
Lou Harshfield
Marvin's Grove
Orders for World Series tickets issued by Cardinals
St Louis orders for World Series tickets are to be placed by mail or telegraph with no payment. If accepted, buyers are notified when to pay by certified check. Tickets cover three games in numbered strips. refunds if a sixth game is unnecessary. Price for a three game reserved seat is 16.59. No cash accepted. Orders to St Louis National Ball Club World Series Office.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Lot
Major League Leaders From Fragments Review
Fragmentary OCR notes list several MLB leaders and players across the American and National Leagues. Mentions include teams such as the Phillies Giants Cardinals and players like Klein Waner Herman Rabin Ott and St. Louis context, with scattered figures and dates. The text lacks coherent structure but hints at season performance tallies and notable achievements.
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Brest
Arhletive
Tinenidine
May Kuta
Urukues
Yorkers
Avera
Rey
Somters
Mahattey
Natio
Hatilns
Lives Bortenniey
Tuns
Klein
Phillies
L. Waner
Tate My Dams
Cardinals
Herman
Rabin
Rabins
Phils
Giants
Stu Ott Cardinale
Ridinals
Baseball Highlights From A Battered Yardage of Scores
A fragmented recap shows multiple teams and players delivering power hits and key innings. Hitos include two homer games by Rath and Ghee Dickey, a seven of seventeen impact in the first inning, and a Braves win aided by strong pitching. Other items note dominant showcases by Grays, Pirkies, Walker, and Matlin across various clubs, with late rallies shaping several outcomes.
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Rath
Ghee Dickey
Yan
Honery
Browns
Lave
Tent Zerhary
Braves
Glenn Pirkies
Hars
Epenny Spencer
Tittsbureipeven
Asgathan
Tisers
Sonatars
Walker
Giants
Earl Wiebb
Red Sox
Pete
Undians—Webb
Clare
Tradahionowski
Milt
Vine Matlan
Phillies
Reds
Panny ‘Bayler
Cubs
Baetiss
Brooklyn
Fights Last Nights and Other Boxing Notes
Boxing results include Jackie Fields defeating an unnamed opponent in Los Angeles. Vincent Mami KOed by Tren t. My Sullivan and Molly Kreigon are noted with no clear outcome. Other brief items mention Gorillas Jones and Clyde Chastain, plus a baseball game between the Helcam Coyotes and the Belvoir team set for Sunday at Helcam's Grove.
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Oy York
Youne Terry
Trenton
Noob
Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Daulie Willier
Trent
Vincent Mami
My Sullivein
Molly Kreigon
New Cha
aAncel Chivells
Porto
Tait Littman
Cue Vo
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Paane
Clyde Chastain
Spring- Ma
Ray Trambllo
Rockford
Joe Sharkey
Whiny
Mich
Young to organize national drive for unemployment relief
Owen D Young chairs a Hoover relief committee to mobilize funds for unemployed relief nationwide. The plan mobilizes public and private funds via states and localities from October 19 to November 25, aiding existing agencies without creating a national fund. Gifford leads the effort with strong support from church bodies, broadcasting, motion pictures and national periodicals.
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Washington
Owen D. Young
New Yorker
Hoover
Walter 5. Gifford
Young
Gifford
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
Eliot Wadsworth
Boston
Fred C. Croxton
Walter S. Gifford
United States
Local Labor Day notes and community updates in McLouth
Quiet Labor Day described with small town activity. Guests and travels include Mr and Mrs Orville Self in Kansas City seeking medical care and Miss Irena Helm enrolling in business college in Lawrence. Social visits, church services, and fall farming plans noted, along with births and family movements including Phyllis Jean Hoskinson.
Oskaloosa News Highlights Local Visits and Obituary
N Y A Captain Beka visited the neighborhood Thursday. Mrs Davison Studle and daughter Violet called at the Orville Self home. Hay hands meal preparations were assisted by Mrs Harding. Aubrey Davison returned from Lawrence after visiting her sister Gertrude. Nettie Haworth attended a Friends church meeting at Standwood. Wellman church holds services nightly except Saturday with Rev Johnson of Lawrence leading. Neighborhood Circle entertained at Mrs Davison’s home. next meet at Mrs Self’s Sept 24. Pauline Zook attended a party for cousin Mrs Williams in honor of her son Russell heading to Iowa. OsKaloosa rural fair set for Sept 24-25. A wedding charivari greeted Mr and Mrs Harry Wenderiff. Miss Rachel Leaverton dies at Topeka home aged 78. funeral at Oskaloosa Methodist Church. Reverend Harbour and Rev Zack conduct services. burial at Pleasant View. Ney Grove and Miss Mabel Petrie from Parsons visited. Mabel Moore of Standwood attended Sunday school and dined with Mae Wright.
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Labor Day
Orville Self
Kansas City
Mr. Self
Irena Helm
Lawrence
Business College
Miss Helm
McLouth High School
Will Edmonds
Robert Davison
Harry Wenderiff
Tonanoxie
Wellman Church
Johnson
Lizzie Gibbs
Sarah Phinney
Oskaloosa
Bryan Wilson
Cecil Feaster
Arkansas
Joe Hoskinson
Copeland
Phyllis Jean
Oskinson
Dora Black
Matt Black
McLouth
H. T. Bales
Will Harding
Walter Turner
Hay Hands
Aubrey Davison
Gertrude
Nettie Haworth
Friends Church
Standwood
Rev. Johnson
Neighborhood Circle Club
Pauline Zook
Sarah Williams
Russell
Iowa
Tonganoxie
State Lake
Rachel Leaverton
Topeka
Kansas
Noah Leaverton
Methodist Church
A. F._ Leaverton
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H. W. Hargiss
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Hergiss
John Hix
Mamma
Uve
Congressmyain Eraretkerman
Helva
Liverpool
Sine
John Htx
Kandy
Claude Overholy
Ernest Ackerman
Plainfield
Washburn
Sammy Stein
Newark
Sandor Szabo
Jungary
BIG League Baseball
Big Lear
Remargs SE
By “al Demaree
K. U. Diamond
St. Louis Cardinals
Major League
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Associated Pressey
Coyotes
Belvoir
Helcam Coyotes
Helcam's Grove
Gene Sarazen
Providende
R. Be
Qwen D. Young
Vesie
Uesse
Han Ever Attec
Woodstock
N.Y. A
Beka
John Studle
Violet
Orville Self Home
Methodist
Earl O. Harbour
Co. B. Zack
Pleasant View
Ney Grove
Mabel Petrie
F Or Parsons
Mabel Moore
Standiwood
Mae Wright
Ernest Concannon
Husky
New York University Violets
Chick Meehan
Mass
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