Jayhawkers Begin Second Grid Week With Scrimmage Soon
Kansas University coach H W Hargiss reports nine days of practice remain until the season opener with Denver U on September 50. A chest bruise to Carnie Smith raised rib fracture concerns after a Saturday dummy scrimmage. Smith’s X ray status will decide his availability for Denver while backfield work features Schaake Nesmith and Ross Marshall returning to drills.
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Schaake
Nesmith
Great Penn Team Prepares for Tough 1932 Schedule
Pennsylvania coach Harvey Harman rallies the team at Camp Wyomissing with high explosives analogies, touting a faster deceptive attack and Warner system upgrades. He claims two ends will be stronger than 1931, with star backs including Carl Perina and a deep line, while noting returning stars Stan Sokolis and Howard Colehower at tackle and Roy Engle at center. The slate opens October 1 with Franklin and Marshall and includes Swarthmore, Dartmouth, Lehigh, Navy, Pittsburgh, Ohio State, and Cornell.
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Philadelphia
Dartmouth
Lehigh
Navy
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Camp Wyomissing
North Gap
Harvey Harman
Jenn
Wings
Tost
Ast
Warner
Harman
Carl Perina
George Munger
Ed Lewis
Bob Taderdonk
Ed Masavage
Jack Edwards
Joe, Burnet
Mel Hemeon
Johnnennypachers
Ellwood Ludwig
Irmmmense
Stan Sokolis
Howard Colehower
Giants
Roy Engle
Franklin and Marshall
Swarthmore
Columbus
Baseball highlights from yesterday across leagues
Trallie Hemsley of the Cubs delivered a game changing double in the 25th inning that produced the winning run over the Reds. Larry French and Leon Chagnon supplied Pirates victories over the Giants while Sam Gray of the Browns stopped Yankees with eight hits and ten strikeouts. Al Simmons of the Athletics struck White Sox, lifting his team toward a triple and six singles in a midseason header. Hurst of the Phillies homered with two on to help defeat the Dodgers as Dizzy Dean guided the Cardinals past the Braves. Johnny Evers, longtime Baseball figure, works as a scout for the Aves.
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Associated Press
Trallie Hemsiey
Cubs
Reds
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French
Leon Chagnon
Pirates
Giants
Sam Gray
Browns
Yances
al Simmons
Athletics
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Dodgers
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
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Notable Pitcher Chesutrane Won Both Major Leagues
Jack Chesutrane, a league pitcher, was the only player to win pitching championships in both major leagues. He starred in the National League with the Pirates and later in the American League with the Yankees, securing additional titles and a strong winning record across eras. The piece also notes Paris airship progress, chemical details, and small-town anecdotes.
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Jack Chesutrane
Ty Wor
Waylog
Pitts- Irigh Pirates
New York Yan
Kees
TL Sames ‘and Losing 13 For Leading Percent 3 Lar Adapted To Use In Air Giffard
Hippodrome
Paris
Henri
Ottawa Coach Grooms Passing Combo for Opening Game
Ottawa University coach Charles D. Errickson plans to deploy captain Jack Knapper to Senter as Ottawa seeks the same sensational passing attack that clicked last season. The Braves prepare for a big home game in Lawrence against Haskell on September 23, with Knapper and Senter forming a potent Kansas Conference duo.
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Grooms
Charles D. Errickson
Ottawa University
Jack Knapper
Senter
Braves
Errickson
Lawrence
Knapper
Kansas
Knanper
Coul
van Arrow
O.U
Carrol Thornburg
Iowa
John Haley
Leavenworth
Joe Moore
Portis
Gerald Stanjnard
Spokane
Washington
Scouts on Duty for World Series
World Series scouts study rivals in advance to learn their pitching and hitting strengths and weaknesses. Managers, coaches, veterans, and even recently traded players share tips such as hit and run and signs. Howard Ehmke scouted the Cubs for two weeks in 1929 and then beat them while fanning 13.
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George Stallings
Howard Ehmke
Cubs
Lawrence Gun Club Bi monthly shoot yields strong scores
High wind challenged shooters at the Lawrence Gun Club regular bi monthly meet. Notable scores include Berger 42x50, Multinix 41x80, Schaefer 41x50, Holbeck 46x36, dela 40x. Titus McNabb Rose 1x25 and Edwards 11x25 among others.
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Lawrence
Berger
Multinix
Schaefer
Bably
Holbeck
Dela
Titus McNabb Rose
Edwards
Greens Turn Back Billtown Players in 8 to 6 Tilt
The Green Brothers club defeated Williamstown in a 8 to 6 game on the Shook diamond yesterday afternoon. Green Brothers jumped with runs in the first, third, fourth, fifth and sixth innings while Williamstown rallied with three in the third. Next Sunday the Greens face the Kansas City Giants, former Monarchs players among their ranks, with a 2:30 start time.
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Williamstown
Jefferson County
Giants
Greens
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Kansas Cities
Monarch
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Bron
R Harris
Trombold
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Welter
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Desiring
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Willhometown Green Bros Suammar
Ken Norman
Paice Poonballa
Defeat Prison Team by Red Sox 7 to 6 at Pleasant Grove
Lawrence Red Sox edged Kansas State prison nine 7 to 6 at Pleasant Grove diamond. Gilbert Francis pitched for the Red Sox to nine hits, while the Sox pounded Porter for fourteen safeties including a Fred Harris triple and Knotts and Hendricks doubles. Next Sunday they meet Topeka Ledbusters at 3 p.m. on the same field.
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Lawrence
Icks
Te Gofler
A. Harth
Taster
Fulton
Rea Auis
Martin
McGrath
Haan
Couch
Topham
Smith
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Harris
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Lansine
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Lance
Marquette rejects Metcalfe rumor as fall football plans unfold
Marquette coaches deny Ralph Metcalfe will join the Hilltop lineup this fall citing risk to his track career. Other notes include Joe Ulm available for high school officiating duties while pursuing a KU masters, Maurice Van Ackeren entering Florissant Jesuit novitiate, new Marquette freshman coach Red Dun, and Oklahoma's football ticket prices cut for the 1933 season with the Sooners opening against Tulsa October 1.
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Ralph Metcalfe
Joe Ulm
Laurence High
University of Kansas
City golf pairings announced for hill view course play
Tournament will be played this week at Hill View Golf Course. Earl Whitaker, proprietor, announced pairings in the championship flight: Glenn Oatman vs Fred Jaedické, Craig vs Chick Pontius, F. Whitaker to receive a bye, Ed. Ashley vs Howard Verney. Second flight matchups include Herbert Johnson vs by, Len Jella vs F. Mullin, Robert Pugh by, FL. Taylor vs Paul Wedin, FE. E. Mullin by.
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Hill View Golf Course
Earl Whitaker
Glenn Oatman
Fred Jaedické
Craig
Chick Pontius
F. Whitaker
Ed. Ashley
Howard Verney
Herbert Johnson
Len Jella
F. Mullin
Robert Pugh
FL. Taylor
Paul Wedin
FE. E. Mullin
Notre Dame taps one of the country’s youngest coaching staffs
The Notre Dame coaching staff is noted as unusually young, with three members having graduated just last year. The report highlights the new staff as part of the university’s current athletic program details.
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Notre Dame University
Local Match Draws Byes and Exhibition Plans
F W Salvesen and Mullin receive byes in the week’s fixtures while Ralph Graber faces K C Jones. Matches may occur any day this week with Sunday last. Byes mean those unaffected won’t be required to play until next week. Mrs Earl Whitaker travels to Fredonia on Sunday for an exhibition match.
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Ralph Graber
K. C. Jones
Moon
Mullin
Earl Whitaker
Fredonia
Lawrence Cubs Rout Nightingales and Pleasant Grove
The Lawrence Cubs defeated the Nightingales 20 to 2 and Pleasant Grove 22 to 3 in a double header at Brown's Grove. Pleasant Grove and Raw Valley did not field a team for the second game, Cubs substituted. Next Sunday the Cubs play Pleasant Grove in a regular game. Springfield Mo September 19 AP. Proposed Western League and Western Association reorganization will not be considered for several months, said Dale Gear president of both leagues.
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Brown's Grove
Nightingales
Pleasant Grove
Raw Valley
Cubs
Springfield
Dale Gear
McLOUTH enrollments break records amid local activity
McLOUTH enrollment hits a record with 115 in high school and 38 boys out for football. U. S. Senator George McGill, seeking reelection, and his party visited Tuesday. Dr Elijah Jones and Mrs Ella Jones with grandson Robert returned to Phoenix after a month here. W C T U members attended county convention at Winchester on Sept 8. Lydia Kimmel May Kimmel Myrtle Kimmel Mabel Bowers Ida Cox Ida Mallay Hat-
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U. S
George McGill
Elijah Jones
Ella Jones
Robert
Phoenix
Ariz
Winchester
cLydia_Kimmel
May Kimmel
Myrtle Kimmel
Mabel Bowers
Ida Cox
Ida Mallay
Hat
Five States Represented on Jayhawker Gridiron Squad
Of the University of Kansas football squad of 41 candidates this fall, six are from states other than Kansas. Represented states include Oklahoma Missouri Texas and Pennsylvania with five out-of-state players being letter men. Notables include Ormand Beach fullback and Dick O’Neil end from Oklahoma Jewell Campbell end Kansas City Mo James Brazil St Louis and Ernest Casini end Jeannette Pa Walter A Buckley end from Italy Texas as a first-year man. The average weight is 180 pounds with 16 players lighter and 16 heavier. Heaviest is Ormand Beach at 205 pounds. lightest is Weaver of Concordia at 150. Eighteen players measure six feet or more. tallest are James Brazil Raymond Dunim Burt and James Hammers at 6-2. Shortest is Woodrow Logan at 5-7 and 185 pounds.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas
Pennsylvania
Ormand Beach
Dick O'Neil
Italy
H. W. Hargiss
Weaver
Concordia
Kan
Jayhawkers
Taney
James Brazil
Raymond Dunim
Ietter
Burt
James Hammers
Woodrow Logan
Leavenworth
Kans
Community Notes Show Local Visits and School Movements
Miss Dorothy Williams accompanied the Floyd Browns home to Brawley California to enter Junior College there. Twenty two members of the Paris women’s class of A B church held a picnic supper at Smelter's Grove. Rev Mrs Bennett and son Frederick were special guests. Ella Jones returned to Kansas City for school duties in Franklin school. An enlarged photo by R W Reynolds shows four generations. Rural carriers Frank Landon Earl Edmonds and F R Cox and families attended the mail carriers picnic at Hiawatha. Mr and Mrs Garfield Sykes of Rise Galif are visiting Kimmel relatives. Lizzie Martin and grandson from Arkansas City visited Mrs Ed Bradford. Mrs Lucile Ross and family left for Hiawatha for the winter. Ed Trapp and children arrived from San Antonio to visit Carnahan and Pyle families. Stella Wright returned to northwestern Kansas to teach. Maye Wright entered St Margaret hospital Topeka for nurse training. Margaretta Chapman returned to Paxico high school to teach third year. Missie Laura Margaret Lois Sanders and brothers Harold and Paul Sanders spent Sunday with their mother Alma Sanders. Thomas Stout family reunion at state lake included Mrs Thomas Stout, Mr and Mrs Albert Myers, Maud LaHines, James Means family, Van Garrett family, Louis Myers, Bill Myers, Wood Hewitt, Harry Clark, Esther Buchanan, Nell Meyer, Winifred Lange, Geneva Lange, Virgil Lange, Freda Hall, Nagin Westephal, Lester and Ford Myers.
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H. H. Kimmel
Dorothy Williams
Floyd Browns
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Poris
A. B. Church
Smelter's Grove
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Frederick
Ella Jones
Kansas City
Franklin School
R. W. Reynolds
Reynolds
W. C. Crawshaw
Denver
May Finleyson
Texas
James
Frank Landon
Earl Edmonds
F. R. Cox
Hiawatha
Fred Andrus
Oklahoma
Perl Hillex
Garfield Sykes
Rise Galif
Kimmel
Lizzie Martin
Arkansas City
Ed. Bradford
Lucile Ross
Charles
Anna Steeper
Ed Trapp
San Antonio
Tex
Carnahan and Pyle
Stella Wright
Kansas
Maye Wright
St. Margaret Hospital
Topeka
Margaretta Chapman
Paxico High School
Laura Margaret
Lois Sanders
Harold
Paul Sanders
Baldwin
Alma Sanders
Thomas Stout
State Lake
Thos, Stout
Albert Myers
Maud LaHines
James Means
van Garrett
Louis Myers
Bill Myers
Wood-Hewitt
Harry Clark
Jarbalo
Esther Buchanan
Nell Meyler
Winifred
Geneva
Virsil Lange
Freda Hall
Nagin Westephal
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Ottawa man visits old college friend and family
John Powell of Ottawa spent a few days last week at the home of his old college friend Z. G. Houser and Mrs. Houser. Fred Bartz and son George motored to Nevada, Mo., last Friday and visited at the home of Mrs.
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John Powell
Ottawa
Z. G. Houser
Local families gather for Sunday visits and dinners
Among the week's social events, Bartz and family visited Pleasanton and Kansas City before returning home. Ed Forsythe and his wife were dinner guests of their daughter and son‑in‑law. Vernon Hale from Bonner Springs visited his uncle's family. Grosdidier and children dined with Clara Grosdidier and Marie and Ed Grosdidier in Euola. Numerous other dinner and Sunday guests appeared at Hadl, Skinner, Crane, and Reusch homes, with illness affecting Mrs. Koch and extended visits noted at several households.
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Ollie James
Geneva
Flora May
Will Reusch
Vinland
Jessie McKinnie
Fred Koch
Z. G. Houser
Houser
Lew Shirek
Jessie
Harvey Anderson
Ted ‘Dayia
Lawrence
R. Skinner
Clifford Ulrich
Ted Davis
Ruth May
Will Meartis
Mattie Skinner
Henry Sweet
Charles Sweet
Shawnee
Okla
Spen
Jack Sweet
Claude Landon
Clifford Tich
Chester Kieth
Alberta
Myrtle
Kansas City
Kan
Martin Able
Martha
June Louise
Charley Brown
Delbert
A. B. Hadl
Tailspin Tommy Boys Have Been There Before
Tailspin Tommy reports five prisoners captured and one killed by a ranger's force. A stolen item was recovered. Yomisdy has returned to the three point at speed Walton.
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Bue
Yomisdy
Speed Walton
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