Lawrence High Lions Open 1936 Football Season at Home
Lawrence High School Lions meet Valley Falls at Haskell Stadium for the season opener at 8 o clock. Coach Bobby Alten directs the attack from quarterback with Billy Johnson likely at fullback and Doust Brown and Charles Anderson at halfback. Starting linemen include Rusty Frink center with guard trio John Stewart and Dale Keppert, tackles Donald Palmateer and Louis Reiderer, ends Bill Penny and Claire Rothchild. reserves listed. Referee Dr. L E Rice, umpire John Carmody, head linesman A E Woestemeyer.
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Lawrence High School Lions
Valley Falls
Haskell Stadium
Wood
Bobby Alten
Lawrence
Billy Johnson
Doust Brown
Charles Anderson
Rusty Frink
John Stewart
Dale Keppert
Donald Palmateer
Louis Reiderer
Bill Penny
Claire Rothchild
Jack Howard
Floyd Conley
Earl McClure
Ralph Houk
Jack Houk
Gaylord Carter
Donald Kidney
McKinney
Harold McKay
Everett Cuhler
David .Watermulder
L. E. Rice
John Carmody
A. E. Woestemeyer
Major League Leaders From A Mixed Season Summary
Baseball notes list top players in batting and pitching across American and National Leagues. Highlights include Averill of the Indians and Gehrig of the Yankees leading in multiple categories, with Tigers and Giants also marked for doubles and pitching totals. Bill Stewart, a National League umpire, is noted for refereeing hockey in winter.
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Bill Stewart
Battle Royal Between Spaniards and Indians at Qieretatn
A chaotic clash near Qieretatn Mexico pits a strong Spanish force against Indian fighters in a brutal hand to hand struggle. The battle ends with a Spanish victory after the natives discard bows for grappling and fists, followed by a celebration as waters of Lake Tahoe are noted for its cold temperature and preservation of drownings.
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Qieretatn
Mexico
Lake Tahoe
Lawrence High vs Valley Falls at Haskell Stadium
Friday night football at Haskell stadium features Lawrence High against Valley Falls at eight oclock. Saturday schedule lists Tarier Colored All stars versus Junior White at South Park and Auto Service against Eagles at South Park at six oclock. North Lawrence All Stars meet South Park All Stars at South Park at seven fifty nine.
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Lawrence High School
Valley Falls High School
Haskell Stadium
Tarier Colored All Stars
Junior White Ails
South Park
Eagles
North Lawrence
Giants Hammer Dodgers as Pennant Race Flows
Giants blast Brooklyn for 17-3, pulling five games ahead in the National League with 10 to play. Gabby Gabler throws seven hits and Hank Leiber hits a bases loaded homer in a seven run fourth. Pirates topple Reds 14-10. Tigers beat Indians 5-2. White Sox fall as Browns win 5-2.
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Apring
White Sox
Averill
Indians
Gehric
Clift
Browns
Ger Tigers
Trophy
Gehrig
Yan
Ivlians
Gehringer
Tigers
Watringer
Tige Tigers
Gehrinles
Mageia
Yankeine
Medwie
Ott
G Si
Phillies
T. Martin
S. Martin
Cardinals
Hubiell
Giants
Cas
Pirates
Associated Press
Bill Terry
Brooklyn Dodgers
Terry
Dodgers
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Beauties
Brooklyn
Cubs
Gabbo Gabler
Hank Leiber
Gabler
Cincinnati
Jake Wade
Detroit
Jack Knott
Atky Vaughan
Homor
Rede
Jack Knitt
World and sporting records recalled in brief items
A year ago Captain E. T. Exston set a 24 hour world speed record at Bonneville covering 3 272 4 miles. Three years ago King Levinsky outpointed Jack Sharkey in 19 rounds and Joe Hauser set a 69 home run record in the American Association. Five years ago Lefty Grove led the league with a new record by a southpaw pitcher.
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E. T. Exston
Bonneville
Utah
Salt Fats
King Levinsky
Jack Sharkey
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis
Lefty Grove
Kiwanis Edge Elks 5 3 In Senior Softball Thriller
The Kiwanis club defeated the Elks 5 to 3 in a Senior softball game at South Park last night. Kiwanis took a 1 0 lead in the first, added three in the third as Elks posted their first run, Elks tacked on two in the fourth, Kiwanis added one in the fifth to seal the 5 3 win.
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Elks
South Park
Kiwanis
Kiwanians
Vinlands
Ate Fincher
Grover
Grooshart
Moors
Hundley
Johnson
Bartz
Trent
Darton
Toncaneckrr
Burnham
Sf Oor
Lo.o
Atulerson
Rf A
N Johnson
Bell
Winters
Jacobson
Hout
Lis Harrell
Harrimat
Woodard
Th & Cochran
Fr Vinland Girt
WINS HORSESHOE TITLE Frank Phillips beats Kraft for crown
Topeka declares Frank Phillips the new state horseshoe pitching champion after a final win over Roland Kraft of Lecompton. Phillips set a record with high ringers in one game as Alvin Gandy assisted. Defending title holder from Topeka finished third with Robert Bales of Kansas City fourth and Gerald Brown of Lawrence fifth.
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Topeka
Frank Phillips
Roland Kraft
Lecompton
Phillips
Alvin Gandy
Robert Bales
Kansas City
Kan
Gerald Brown
Lawrence
PLAN SCRIMMAGE FOR K U GRIDSTERS SQUAD
Kansas football plans its first scrimmage under Coaches Ad Lindsey and Mike Getto to evaluate candidates for the first team. The open lineup chase includes new pledges like Francis Parente, Paul Masoner, Lyman Divens at quarterback and centers to replace Ed Phelps. Experienced ends Wade Green and John Seigle compete with sophomores while tackles Jack Vogel and Lewis Ward pace the line.
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University of Kansas
Ad Lindsey
Mike Getto
K. U
Lindsey
Francis Parente
Paul Masoner
Lyman Divens
Ed Phelps
Dave Lutton
Jack Hall
Lee’s Summit
Willian Boardman
Lawrence
Nathan Axle
New York City
Wade Green
John Seigle
Letterman
Jack Vogel
Lewis Ward
Moreland
Winslow
Stapleton
Howard Smith
George Hapgood
Ace Passer
Joe Giannangelo
Emil Wienecke
Douglass
Hardacre
Young Co-Ops Win Softball Clash 9-0
The Junior Co-Ops surprise the Senior Co-Ops in a seven inning Southpark game dominating 9 to 0. Billy Johnson pitched six hits in a strong junior effort while Edd Wood allowed nine safeties for the seniors as the juniors push to even the series.
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Southpark
Billy Johnson
Lawrence
Edd Wood
Johnson
Wood
Bob Krum
Bruce McKee
Lisle Eby
Walter Schaal
Glenn Moody
Ruimsoey
Johannine
Thome
Kohler
Powell
If Hartman
Hird
Rss
Wnotts
Inn Benior
Desis
Leavenworth and Kansas City Teams Have One Win Each
Leavenworth and Kansas City teams split the inter-state Ban Johnson league series opening with a 1 0 Leavenworth loss. Leavenworth Jay Cees were limited to two hits by Bill Wright while John Wachter kept Kansas City hitters to three.
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Leavenworth
Kansas City
Kan
Jay Cees
Lapetinas
Kansas Sheers
Bill Wright
John Wachter
Kansas Citians
Yesterday's Results Show Broad Baseball Scores
Yesterday's results include New York 17 over Brooklyn 3 and Pittsburgh 14 over Cincinnati 10. American League games note Detroit 5, Cleveland not shown, St. Louis 5, Chicago 2. American Association playoff Milwaukee 10, Indianapolis 3.
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelahy
Associated Press
Detroit
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Shorts by Earl Potter: Lawrence gridiron season preview
Lawrence preview by Earl Potter highlights the 1996 high school season at Haskell Stadium with Lawrence Lions vs Valley Falls under Coach Ed Wood. It notes Kansas Jayhawks home schedule, Elmer Schaake’s Terrible Swedes showdown, Nebraska homecoming, and rising Missouri Valley A.A.U. basketball interest in Denver and Colorado Springs. Also mentions Foy brothers at Kansas and a Lawrence Recreation Center reopening September 21 led by Omar Hicks.
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Lawrence
Haskell Stadium
Edd Wood
Lions
Valley Falls
Kansas Jayhawkers
Haskell Institute
KK. A
Bethany College
Elmer Schaake
K. U
Lindsboro
Schaake
Nebraska
Jayhawker
Kansas
Cornhuskers
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Horace Greeley
Colorado
Denver
Kansas City
Kansas City Life
The
Safeways
Antlers Hotel
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak City
Gene Johnson
Battery Little Mentor
McPherson Globe Oilers
Francis Johnson
Willard Schmidt
Antlers
Omar Hicks
Missouri to Lift the Lid Tonight
Kansas City reports the Big Six season opens with Missouri taking 35 Tigers to Chillicothe for a "B" game against a business college team under lights. Sophomores are plentiful for Don Faurot as Iowa State and Oklahoma push intense preps and scrimmages on muddy fields.
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Kansas City
Don Faurot
Missouri Tigers
Chillicothe
Business College
Missouri College
Faurat
Towa State
Iowa State
George Veenker
Ames
X. Bible
Sam Francis
Bill Anderson
Virgil Yelkin
Lowell English
Howard Cleveland
Bill Hemphill
Maurice Elder
Wes Fry
Kan State
Oklahoma
Gordon Rourke
al Waite
Missouri
New Coach Faces Tough Start at Cornell This Season
Ithaca New York September 18 Cornell appoints Carl Snavely as head coach. He plans to rely on sophomore talent and a rebuilt lineup including nine second year players and two juniors. Opening games include Alfred Yale Syracuse Penn State Columbia Princeton Dartmouth and Penn with many changes evident in early season plans.
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Non Faurot
Tigers
Missouri Conco
Missourian
John ‘Shanty Hogan
Ithaca
Cornell
Carl
Big Red
Jack Batten
Snavely
Alfred
Ithacans
Yale
New Haven
Syracuse
Penn State
Columbia
New York
Princeton
Dartmouth
Penn
Philadelphia
Giants fall short as Gehrig shines in sparse recap
A jumbled sports roundup notes Lou Gehrig thriving in a world series context, Jimmy Brads returning from Florida, a baby girl born to Henry Helf in New Orleans with a playful home-run pose, and various boxing, trades, and management chatter. Also mentions local social visits and a Pleasant Valley meeting set for Friday night.
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New York
Giants
Lou Gehrig
Florida
Jimmy Brads
Broadway
Henry Helf
New Orleans
Henry
Jimmy MecLucnin
Lakeside
Cal
Swith
Brewers Take the Second Tilt From Indianapolis
Milwaukee Brewers annouce their intent to keep the little world series prize money in their hands after beating Indianapolis 19 to 32 in the final playoff game. Joe Heving earned a seven hit night on the mound as Milwaukee took the second win in the seven game series.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milewaukee
Wood
Joe Heving
Elks Bowling Scores The RS Ft Fsy Tia FS Sm. asd Coffin
Elks bowl match with RS ft Fsy Tia and Coffin leading scoring effort. Coffin posts top score as RS and Fsy contribute strong marks in a close team event at local lanes.
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Tia
Pickens and vicinity social notes mention visits
Mr and Mrs Abram of Lawrence and Mrs Lott of Silver Lake visited Saturday at the home of Mrs Lydia Allison. Mrs Frank Hall spent Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs John Martin. Mr and Mrs Farnest Siscoe and
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Clyde Siscoe
Gardner
Fran Hubbard
Iva
Howard Jones
Lilley Fort
John Grafe
Lydia Allison
Earl Allison
Frank Hubbard
Gardner Sanday
Earnest Siscoe
J. A. Anderson
Aileen
John Grafa
Tonganoxie
Frank
Ruby Henik
Selma Torneden
Charles Henik
Bruce Gress
Lawrence
Harry Wilson
William Anderson
Henry Toyne
Mr. Toyne
Pleasant Valley
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Patton
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Horeshoe
Bobby Parker
Tulsa
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K.U
Earl Potter
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Morris
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Earl Foy
Earl
Engine School
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Lloyd
Lyle
Hutchinson Junior College
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Green Mountain Falls
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Roenerts
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Tony Canzoneri
Missus
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Toni
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Je di Maggio
Rogers Hornsby
Jimmy Dyken
Hornsby
Jim Bottomley
Pickens and Vicinity
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