Jayhawker Scrimmage Boosts Tempo Ahead of Week
Kansas and several Big Six teams hold heavy scrimmages as fall practice continues. Adrian Lindsey's Jayhawks push contact and passing drills, freshmen showcased by Conger crew, while Missouri, Kansas State, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Iowa State tighten fundamentals and line up for upcoming workouts.
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Adrian Lindsey
Kansas Jayhawker
Ralph Conger
Big Fresh Boys
Altho
Yearlinyra
Brawn Courant
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Don Faurot
Henry Mahrey
William Amelung
St. Louis
Kansas State
Wes Fry
Wildcat
Chili Jochrane
Bill Callihan
Lawrence “Biff” Jones
Nebraska
Gus Peters
Oklahoma Sooners
Tom Stidham
Howard McCarty
Yowa
Collins Big Help Boosts Cubs in NL Penant Chase
The Cubs, 34 percent back with 16 games left, welcomed Rip Collins back from injury to boost both offense and defense in a 10-2 win over the Phillies. Hartnett drove in five, French pitched five-hitter, while Collins sparked a six run first inning rally. Giants remain leaders after a 6-3 win over the Reds as the pennant race tightens.
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Associated Press
Ripper
Cubs
Rip Collings
Giants
New Yorkers
Terry Terriers
Haile Selassie
Collins
Charley Grimm
Phillies
Bees
French
Gabby Hartnett
Collina
Harry Gumbert
Reds
Www
L. GB. T.p.j
Lapetinas Take Fourth and Title From Blues
Kansas City's Lapetinas won the interstate title by defeating Concordia Kan 7 to 1 behind Biz Obie Bridgeforth. Concordia scored in the first inning, then Bridgeforth shut down the visitors with 14 strikeouts as Lapetinas tallied twice in the first and held the lead throughout. Coleman led Concordia with three of their seven hits.
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Kansas City
Lapetinas
Ban Johnson
Concordia Kan
Biz Obie Bridgeforth
Invaders
Bridgeforth
Miller
Coleman
Concordia
Bat Race Is Over For Gehringer Medwick In Rushing Averages
New York report states the major league batting races near completion. Charley Gehringer of Detroit leads American League at .384 and Ducky Medwick of St Louis tops the National League at .875, with Waner Hartnett close behind in their leagues.
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New York
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Ducky Medwick
Gehrig
Hartnett
Waner
GAB
Pet Gehringer
Detroit
I. AR
Bai
Travis
Wash
Greenberg
Bas Bonum
Chicana
Beil
St. Louis
Ris Voanuk
St. Loui
Radcliff
Chicago
Stone
Medwick
St. L
Tenavy
P. Waner
Pittsb
Mize
Bt. Toule
SA Ita
Lombard
Clicin
Camilli
Philt
Whitney
Phila
Vaughan
Herman
Manush
Brooklyn
Klein
Walker
Yesterday's Results From The Associated Press
Baseball scores recap with multiple games listed including Pittsburgh 10 Brooklyn 4 and Chicago 10 Philadelphia 2. Also notes rain delays for Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York and St Louis at Washington with additional results for American Association games Columbus 4 Minneapolis 1 Milwaukee 15 Toledo 6.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Port Columbus
Minneapolis
Miwaukee
Toledo
Golf Has Faults The Standings Feature Sarazen Critiques Par Five Greens
Gene Sarazen argues that par five greens are too large and should be halved with a single entrance, calling golf courses worldwide too forgiving. He also says the golf profession needs diploma standards for pros, noting caddies can resemble pros in appearance and status. In other news, Kearney beats Bethany 7 to 0 on a late touchdown drive.
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San Francisco
Gene Sarazen
Connecticut
Sarazen
Orient
United States
Great Britain
Tony Matter
Woods
Mashie Niblick
Golf Association
Professional Golfers Association
Geno
Storm history recalls Fischer and McLean advances
A year ago stormy conditions marked advances by Johnny Fischer and Jack McLean to the final. Three years ago Endeavour defeated Rainbow twice in Americas Cup races. Five years ago Tommy Hitchcock's Sands Taint tenant won Monty Water burs pate enp.
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Johnny Fischer
Jack McLean
Endeavour
Rainbow
Tommy Hitchcock
Monty Waterburs Pate
Milwaukee Brewers Aim to Clinch Semi Final Win
Milwaukee fights for playoff edge after a 15 to 6 victory over Toledo Mud Hens to move three games to one up in the American Association semi final. Columbus and Minneapolis split their series, leaving the overall tie at two victories each as Chicago notes the Brewers' repeat ambitions.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Buffalo
Lway
Toledo
Mud
Columbus
Minneapolis
Major League Leaders Listed in Brief Incomplete
Associated Press roundup cites leaders across leagues with Medwick and Waner among batting and fielding leaders. Notable names include DiMaggio Greenberg Gehrig and Hubbell, with varied figures for hits RBIs and home runs amid scattered final tallies.
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Associated Press
Redwick
Cardinals
Moedwick
Iele
Waner
Pirates
Vaughan
Handley
Olt
Giants
Medwick
Galan
Cubs
Hage Xett
Dodgers
Hack
Hubbell
Root
Gehringer
Tigers
Gehrig
Yankees
DiMaggio
Greenberg
Walker
Bell
Browns
Greenore
Riples
Stone
Senators
Kreevich
White Sox
Homecoming Game Held Before College Opens at Montana State
Bozeman Montana September 18 The homecoming game is scheduled for next Saturday as Montana State faces Utah in a Rocky Mountain conference match. The odd timing comes because the college does not reopen until Monday making this the sole conference game at Bozeman this year.
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Bozeman
Mont
Montana State College
Montana State
Utah
Baseball Highlights From The Day In The League
Larry Hartnett starred for the Cubs with a five RBI line as they defeated the Phillies 10-2. Indians pitcher Johnny Allen limited the Red Sox to one run on four hits with Hale homering to seal the win. Giants beat the Reds 6-3 behind five safe hits from Gumbert. Car dinals edged the Beers 2-0 on Mize’s two run homer as Johnson shut out the foe. Pirates down Dodgers 4-0 as Pep Young drove in two with two singles. A brief note mentions Indians natives in India maintaining traditional tooth cleansing practices.
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Larry
French
Ganny Hartnett
Cubs
Fanning
Hartnett
Phillies
Johnny Allen
Bad News
Hale
Indians
Allen
Red Sox
Arry Gumbert
Giants
Reda
Johnny Mize
Si Johnson
Cardinals
Mize
Beer
Johnson
Pep Young
Pirates
Dodgers
Bill Terry’s Seemingly Lucky Giants Leadership Spars Debate
New York story examines Bill Terry and the Giants ahead of the World Series. Critics question whether Terry is a genius or lucky, noting changes since McGraw’s era, with Hubbell Schumacher and Fitzsimmons past stars replaced. Terry’s quiet management and morale are praised while his fresh contract and team cohesion are highlighted. Oakland college notes predict sophomores to boost St. Mary’s football.
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New York
Giants
Aligentsia
Bill Terry
National League
Terry
John McGraw
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Freddie Fitzsimmons
McGraw
Hubbell
Schumacher
Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
O’neil
Cleveland
Steve O’neil
Billerry
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Joe
Oakland
Calif
St. Mary's
Cal
California
Slip Madigan
Staab Out for Season With Knee Injury at Fort Hays
Hays Kansas reports Alvin Staab star halfback for Fort Hays Kansas State College will miss the season due to a knee ligament injury suffered in the first scrimmage. Staab’s loss leaves the team without a key back as the season opens in Hays.
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Hays
Staab Hays
Kan
Alvin Staab
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Kansas Announces 1935 Duck Season Opens October 9
Kansas game officials set the 30 day duck season from October 9 to November 7 with bag limits at ten ducks in aggregate and possession limits aligned to daily bag. Live decoys and baiting waterfowl and doves are banned. three shell limit on repeating shotguns remains. guns over 10 gauge banned. Five geese and brant in aggregate. 25 coat ducks daily. doves limited to 15 per day. Federal duck stamp required for migratory waterfowl hunters over 16. Stamps available at post offices for $1.
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Topeke
Kansas
Kathleen Blum
State Forestry Fish and Game Commission
Sam Snead Makes Fine Start in Western Open
Sam Snead, the long clouting West Virginian, posted four under par 68 at Canterbury to lead the Western Open field. Jimmy Thomson and Dick Metz shot 70s, with several others at Even par as 64 players advance to Sunday’s decisive round amid cross winds and tough conditions. Also two new KU freshmen joined Mount Oread ranks, Ted Kenney and Jack Buckman, Buckman a high jump record holder and Kenney a football and track man expected to join the freshman squad.
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Cleveland
Sam Snead
West
Fort Worth
Tex
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
N. Y
Horton Smith
Joplin
Ralph Guldahl
Chicago
Harry Cooper
Mount Oread
K. U
Ted Kenney
Wrandotte High
Kansas City
Kan
Jack Buckman
Argentine High
Buckman
Kenney
Bill Bunsen
Shawnee Mission
Bunsen
Southwestern lettermen triumph in 13 to 6 exhibition win
In Winfield Kansas Southwestern College lettermen defeated a mixed team of lettermen reserves and freshmen 13 to 6 in an exhibition game last night.
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Winfield
Kan
Pi Southwestern College
Fairview Missionary Talk At Centenary M E Church
The Fairview Missionary Society hosted a gathering at Centenary M E Church in North Lawrence with Miss Phoebe Emery speaking on India. Local members assisted, and a list of attendees from Fairview included Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. Koehler, Edna Koehler, and many others. School opened with 16 pupils. new scholars and transfers noted. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Leary visited Missouri, including Ella Meade in Adrian.
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The
Fairview Missionary Society
M. E
North Lawrence
Phoebe Emery
India
Paul Koehler
Ernest Ralston
Edna Koehler
Fairview
Mesdames Metsker
Meairs
Ralston
Paasch
Floyd Nisely
Chester Howard
Ernest Leary
Eugene Leary
Willey
Hume
Harrisonville
Sterling
Francia Sterling
Leary
William Buster
P. K. Beck
Baldwin
Walter Pohl
Kenneth
Excelsior
E. L. Brown
Remin
Harry Ellis
Okmulgee
Okla
Carl Hegeman
Brown Farm
Charles Whedon
W. A. McNish
Ada Kirkpatrick
Richland
Opal
Brownlee
Norman
Everett Pence
Eudora
Theodore Howard
Lawrence
Guy Howard
Dorothy
Robert Nisely
Clarence Reynolds
Peters Home
Ray Shirar
Charles Stacy
Kansas City
John Meade
Richard
Eddienne
Adrian
John Therklesen
Latis
Lincoln
Neb
Edd Howard
Nebraska Huskers Backfield Hold Key In Tough Big Six Race
Lincoln Sept 18 The line is strong but backfield prospects worry fans. Senior starters anchor the line while Johnny Howell leads a novice backfield with Eldon McKravy Jack Dodd and Harris Andrews. Coaches hope speed and solid passing from Andrews and Dodd compensate for size as Minnesota looms October 2. Dana Bible leaves Jones a strong unit but questions linger over Missouri Oklahoma and the rest of the Big Six. Nebraska aims to repeat as conference scorers leaders this year.
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Lincoln
Neb
Lawrence “Biff” Jones
University of Nebraska
Sam Francis
Lloyd Cardwell
Ron Douglas
Johnny Howell
Eldon McKravy
Jack Dodd
Harris Andrews
Andrews
Dodd
Minnesota
Dana Bible
Jones
Biffer
Missouri
Oklahoma
Pittabarack
Huskers
Nebraska
Local residents and visitors gather at social events
A long list of local residents and relatives from nearby towns visited, hosted, or stayed with families in Baldwin and Ottawa area. Weekend gatherings include dinners, family reunions, and school events. A note mentions dirt on lenses reducing headlamp light and increasing glare.
Number Ten and Vicinity Residents Visit Joe Dyer Home
Mrs Art Smith of St Louis and Mrs Jim Dyer and her son visited Monday evening at the Joe Dyer home No 10 school opened September 1966 with an enrollment of 19 pupils
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Norma Lee Gilliland
Clair Rockhold
Kenneth Hobson
Harold Benett
E. 0. Henon
A. E. Antone
Lawrence
Leslie Clough
Bill Kellen
D.C. Farmer
Raymond Farmer
Freda Thomson
Milo Embry
St. Louis
Arived
Asa Turner
Embrey
E. Henon
Millard Jackson
Forest Park
Ottawa
Harry Hobson
Dale
Dana Hobson
Sharon Lee
J. L. Hobson
Baldwin
Arthur Rockhold
Albert Williams
Vinland
John Lewis
Clara
Kate
Pete Kipling
Peter Stoncking
Charles Calhoun
Leroy Stoneking
Topeka
Harry Hobson and
Art Rockhold
Peter Stoneking
0. M. Hird
Erma Harrelbrink
Art Smith
Jim Dyer and Son
Joe Dyer
Friday Football Finals Scores From Various Colleges
Compiled results show Furman 19 over Newberry 1 and Cumberland 26 over Austin Rey Normal 0. Alfred Holbrook 6 beat Union Kentucky 0, Delta Teachers 12 defeated Spring Bill 7, South Georgia Teachers 0 over Union Tennessee 6, Mulrage 7 over North Dakota State 34, McMurry 42, Southwestern Oklahoma Teachers 12, LSU Freshmen 13 over South Western Louisiana 7, Hiwassee 18 over Carson-Newman 32, Drake 47 over Central Iowa 0, St Norbert 20 over St Marys Winona 7, West Texas Teachers 33 over Panhandle A and M C pepilstana Tech 27. Fresh apples contain as much as 14 percent sugar.
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Associated Press
Furman
Newberry
Cumberland University
Austin Rey Normal
Alfred Holbrook
Union
Delta
Spring Bill
Zpeaking
South Georgia Teachers
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