Lions Defeat Valley Falls 27 To 0 In Season Opener
Lawrence Lions opened the 1936 football season with a 27 to 0 victory over Valley Falls at Haskell Stadium. Billy Johnson led the ground game with 99 yards and four Lawrence players scored, while Earl McClure and Chuck Anderson contributed two interceptions and a touchdown apiece. The crowd setting marked the largest opening-game turnout in five years as Lawrence prepared to face Horton next Friday.
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Earl McClure
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Johnson
Jack Howard
Chuck Anderson
Brown
Allen
Howard
Charles Anderson
Rusty Frink
Ralph Houk
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Horton
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Strange As It Seems Overview Of Horatio Parker
The article notes Horatio Parker regarded as a great American composer, his early instruction by his mother in Auburndale Mississippi, his shift to intense musical study, and the award of a $10,400 prize for his opera Fairyland in 1913. It also touches on oxygen discovery and Leonardo da Vinci’s early experiments with oxygen.
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Tackiy
Horatio William Fir
Auburndale
Parker
Munich
Conservatory
United Stite
Yale University
Leonardo da Vinci
Joseph Ariestio
Forty Pound Will Rogers Scrapbook Highlights Eudora Banker
Eudora banker E. T. Cashion presents what he calls the largest Will Rogers scrapbook in the world. The collection spans two feet by three feet and contains over 1,500 Rogers clippings, weighing more than 40 pounds.
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Eudora
Ark
E. T. Cashion
Will Rogers
Junior All Stars and Park Games Set Saturday and Monday
Sports calendar lists Saturday matchups between Junior Colored All State and Junior White All Stars at South Park at 5 o clock. Monday features Auto Service versus Eagles at South Park and Sarath Lawrence All Stars against South Park All Stars at South Park at 50 cents?
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South Park
Eagles
Sarath Lawrence
Sout Park All Stars
Gehrig to be honored as 1800th straight game milestone
Baseball notes focus on the Cardinals and Reds amid reports of Rickey Russell acquiring Reds while Gehrig nears his 1800th consecutive game for the Yankees. Giants maintain NL lead as Cubs slip to second. MacPhail resigns and Rickey’s possible Reds role debated.
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Larry MacPhail
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Dowel Crosley, Jr
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Ashington Senators
Wally Pipp
Boxing Crown Won By Eddie Risko A Year Ago
Today marks one year since Eddie Risko known as Babe won the world middleweight title by outpointing Teddy Verso a. Three years back the New York Giants ended the NL pennant chase. Five years ago Santa Paula Argentina captured the U S Open polo crown and C V Whitner’s Top Flight won the Belmont Futurity. ELKS BOWLING SCORES list Toy TSR 735 60 Rumsey 443 with high men Guffin leading three.
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Eddie
Babe) Risko
Teddy Varosa
New York Giants
Yesterday's Results From National and American Leagues
Yesterday's results show mixed outcomes with NL teams facing varied schedules and close scores. Notable mentions include Cincinnati, Pimneburg, and Washington, while New York and Chicago had decisive performances amid weekday programming.
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Fragmentary prose snippet lists scattered names and places
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names such as Cavell and Bertard with scattered locations including Brooklyn Fresno and San Francisco. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or claim to summarize.
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Tally Wood
Camend
Cavell
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Young Dorkett
Fresno
Bertard
Frantisca
College grid action opens 1936 season with multiple results
Bethany falls 19 to 7 at home to Kearney Teachers as late scoring breaks lead to a one point Bethany edge before Kearney finish strong. Emporia College beats Bethel 7 to 0 on Hartman 83 yard run. Kansas Wesleyan rolls Sterling 24 to 0 with four TDs and two blocked kicks. Emporia Teachers top McPherson 20 to 7 after halftime rallies.
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F—Bethany
Bethel
Emporia
Hartman
College of Emporia
Bethel College
Kansas Wesleyan
Sterling
Salina
Sterling College
Baer
Lorraine Layton
Big Six Scrimmages Open Season Across Conference
With a week of practice done Big Six coaches ordered scrimmages around the circuit. Missouri B team beat Chillicothe Business College 20 to 0, while Nebraska coach Dana Bible prepared for fresher scrimmage and Oklahoma jours lagged in mud. Kansas State cites finances cutting a key player. Iowa State notes a scholastic issue resolved for Freddy Poole. Leavenworth series lead for Kansas City Lapetinas as Jaycees and Lapetinas clash in the Ban Johnson event with four wins needed.
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Don Faurot
Missouri
Chillicothe Business College
Tiger
Nebraska
Dana X. Bible
Iowa State
Wesley Fry
Manhattan
Caesar
Duck) Cardarelli
I Iawa State
George Veenker
Freddy Poole
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Kansas City Lapetinas
Leavenworth Jay Cees
Lions Opening Win Boosts Lawrence Season
The Lawrence Memorial High Lions opened the football season with a 27 to 6 victory over Valley Falls at Haskell Stadium. Coach Edd Wood’s squad showed promise but remained rough on execution as he adjusts the lineup for the fall.
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Edd Wood
Lions
Valley Falls
Coach Wood
Appling and Waner Lead Major League Batting Races
Luke Appling of the White Sox and Paul Waner of the Pirates still top the major league batting race after the past week as the season nears its end. Standings list the first ten in each league with leaders in hits and averages.
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New York
Luke Appling
White Sox
Paul Waner
Pirates
Brewers Aim for Little World Series Title Shot
Milwaukee Brewers, already American Association champions, won 7 to 6 over Indianapolis to clinch the playoff final and earn a chance to face the International League winner. Clyde Hatter beat Dizzy Trout in a pitching duel to secure the victory.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Indianapolis
Clyde Hatter
Dizzy Trout
Fischer Takes Early Lead In U S Amateur Final
Garden City N Y Sept 19 Johnny Fischer Walk er cup star led Jack McLean Scottish challenger one up after nine holes of their 36 hole match for the U S amateur golf championship Both were out in 39 two over par under sunny conditions contrasted with yesterday's storms Fischer ahead with a 34 foot birdie putt on the fourth hole McLean squared the match at the eighth A bad break on the tee shot helped McLean drop the ninth A rapidly growing gallery followed the finalists toward the turn with nearly 1 000 spectators on the sandy layout
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N. Y
Johnny Fischer
Jack McLean
Fischer
McLean
Garden City Golf Club
Jayhawkers Scrimmage Hints at Season Opener Tactics
Kansas football drills showcase 15 scrimmage plays as Coach Ad Lindsey blends veterans with new sophomores. Hargiss prepares yearlings for next Saturday’s varsity clash in KU stadium, with three backfield units demonstrating varied combinations and eagerness to secure starting spots.
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H. W. Hargiss
K. U
Lindsey
Otho
Douglass
Giannangelo
Replogle
Richardson
Shirck
Wienecke
Masoner
Divens
Hapgood
Hardacre
Meier
Cannady
Big Field In Women's National Golf Tourney
A 188-player field, including top US players and a foreign contingent, starts September 28 at Canoe Brook club Summit New Jersey for the 40th women’s national golf championship. Defending champ Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware is not defending, following Virginia Van Wie’s example, opening a wide open title race against stars like Maureen Orcutt Crews Marion Miley Dorothy Traung Opal Hill Charlotte Glutting and Patty Berg, with Pam Barton leading the British lead.
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United States
Glenna Collett Ware
Philadelphia
Canoe Brook Club
Summit
N. J
Virginia van Wie
Maureen Orcutt Crews
Coral Gables
Fla
Marion Miley
Lexington
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Charlotte Glutting
West Orange
Patty Berg
Weekend Football Results Across Colleges and Teams
Results show Emory and Henry, Mercer and Statesboro Teachers, Spring Hill, Troy Teachers, Carson Newman, and others scoring varied totals. Notable outcomes include Missouri op 20 Chillicothe Turn ness 0 and Kansas Wesleyan 24 Sterling 1 with multiple junior colleges and teachers colleges listed in mixed scores across regions.
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Emory and Henry Mercer
Stateshore
Spring Hill
Troy
Union College
Healbronk
Carson Newman
Hiwassee Idwent North Dakota
St. Thomas
St. Paulo
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Crivnel
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Jamestown
Kearney
Neb
Bethany
Kan
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Daris
Texas
Ukigh
McMurray
Southwestern
Emparia
McPherson
Kansas Wesleyan
Sterling
Texas Christian
Howard Payne
Caffexville Juning College
Omaha
Wes
Emporia
Lawrence Valles Falls
Shawnee Sion
Washington
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Husker Fans Are Full of Confidence
Dana X Bible, Nebraska coach, speaks in Lincoln about the 1936 Cornhuskers. He notes a stronger backfield and line but warns that the schedule is tougher and reserves are thin. He predicts a better team yet cautions they may lose as many or more games than last year.
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Dana X. Bible
University of Nebraska
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Les McDonald
Fred Shirey
Theodore Doyle
Bob Mehring
Kenneth McGinnis
Charles Brock
Johnny Howell
Lloyd Cardwell
Ron Douglas
Sam Francis
Brock
California Bears Eye Strong 1936 Football Team
Allison builds a deep talent pool at the University of California with a large 1936 squad under Coach Leonard Allison. He forecasts a good team, emphasizes a widened running attack, improved laterals, and a renewed Rose Bowl potential after 1929. California faces Georgia Tech in Atlanta in an intersectional finale.
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Calif
University of California
Leonard “Stub
Allison
Bears
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Washington
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Major League Headlines From A Scrambled Box Score Report
Saginaw amusement page shows 3,000 foundry workers and families at a picnic with women hurling rolling pins and men tossing eggs for prizes. Various teams and players names appear in a garbled box score style listing including Indians Yankees Gehrig Mize Averill Medwick and others, with no clear single event.
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