Haskell Indians Debut Friday Night Lights and Fireworks
Haskell hosts Ottawa University in a Friday night game timed for 8 pm with a pyrotechnic fireworks display before kickoff. The Indians, in new uniforms, rely on speed and deception to counter Ottawa’s aerial attack, while halftime features the Ottawa American Legion drum corps.
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Strange As It Seems by John Hix on lacquerware and baseball feats
The column surveys lacquerware fillers used by Chinese craftsmen, notes Howard Ehmke’s 1929 World Series strikeout record, and includes a short anecdote about John A. McDonald of Fort Calhoun Neb. The piece ends with the author promising tomorrow’s topic, The Human Fountain Pen.
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Thelma Howe Sets Endurance Swimming Record
Thelma Howe of St Petersburg, a long distance swimmer born in 1927, swam continuously for 98 hours to establish a new endurance record. The feat, achieved in St Petersburg, highlights Howe's stamina and dedication to the sport.
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Changes in the Rules Affects Equipment and Play
The rules update tightens equipment padding for thigh shin and braces, bans hard elbow pads, and endorses soft knee pads. Kickoff rules restrict receiving team positions until kick, allow fair catch onside. Blocking bans flying tackles. players may leave feet only on contact, with five yard loss for violations. Substitution rules liberalized with reentry, timeouts for substitutions, ball dead on ground except for holder. Hands on head or neck forbidden to defenders with palms allowed to ward off or push. disqualification and half-distance penalty.
Stars and pitchers dazzle as rivals clash in tight games
Dizzy Dean of the Cardinals blanked the Feds on five hits with two strikeouts. Carl Hubbell and the Giants held to six hits in ten innings and sparked the rally that beat the Braves 2 to 1. Ralph Kress led the White Sox with a home run four doubles and two singles to sweep Detroit. Merritt Cain of the Athletics halted the Yankees with seven hits. Abe Alexander of the Red Sox contributed four of his club's thirteen hits in a doubleheader with Washington. Also noting Carmen Barth as Olympic boxing champion and Cleveland's Johnny Karr, welterweight, who won in Sweden.
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Big Six Conference 1932 Football schedules and scores
The record lists 1931 season football results for the Big Six with game dates, opponents, and scores. Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri, Nebraska, and Oklahoma show varied results from wins to no games and placeholders across September to December, reflecting a partial historical schedule.
Major League Leaders blur in chaotic stat dump
A highly garbled AP style roster lists numerous MLB leaders across National and American Leagues. It names players and teams for categories like batting, runs, hits, RBIs, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases, but many entries are incomplete or corrupted, ending with an odd line about the 1932 Alabama Crimson Tide weight.
Sustained drive won for Huskers in Big Six race
The 1931 Big Six football race saw Nebraska dominate as Iowa State faded and Kansas Aggies fell from title contention. Nebraska beat Oklahoma 13 0 and later crushed Iowa State 28 0 to clinch the championship, with Iowa State earning a late-season win over Missouri but unable to overtake the Huskers. Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma struggled at the bottom while Kansas State rose briefly with a win over Missouri.
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Kansas 1932 Football Squad Listed With Players
The University of Kansas 1932 football roster lists players including Walter Buckley James Brazil Ray Brinkman Arthur Baker James Le Burcham Jewell Campbell Ernest Casini J. Hilo B. Clawson Elmer Dees Raymond Ipasa Frees Leo Gilbert Hanson Bart Hammers James Hammers George Hobson Thetford B Ha r Zvonimir Kvaterni Kenneth Kell Rob Warren Plaskett Marlin Poindexter Elmer Schaake Carnie Smith Areh Stuck Elson Spangler Richard Weaver Frank Watkins Joseph Zrolanek among others noted with initials and misspelled entries.
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Elson Spangler
Richard G. Weaver
Frank Me Watkins
Joseph Zrolanek
Big Six season opens with strong title chatter
The Big Six gridiron race starts amid predictions with Nebraska viewed as a favorite by some and Kansas and Kansas State as threats others. Iowa State seeks progression after a strong season, while Missouri and Oklahoma add new coaches and uniforms. Utah braces for USC with Ike Armstrong’s Utes hoping to shine and bolster a push toward Pacific Coast Conference alignment.
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McGraw Rules Curve Craft On Giants In World Series
Former manager John J. McGraw of the New York Giants pitched every game his club played in the World Series. Opponents claimed he had the best curve on the team and he even signed most balls pitched by his pitchers. Art Nehf and others resisted the signing and used private signs with catchers. One day Maguar flashed his fast ball code and Nehf hit a triple after McGraw warned, the ball slipping from his hand.
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Guy Bush on Diet Likely Cubs Starter in World Series
Cubs pitcher Guy Bush, the probable starter for next Wednesday, described his famed diet of salads and cigars as he prepared for the world series. He said he smokes several cigars daily, eats sparingly, studies baseball, and expects to win the first game while ready to pitch about 15 innings.
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Verney Eliminated by Ashley in City Golf Match
Howard Verney was eliminated from the Ed Ashley City Golf Tournament at Hill View course yesterday afternoon. In an eighteen hole match, Ashley won one up as a storm disrupted play. The upset marked Verney’s exit while Johnny Risko of Cleveland was noted for his earlier momentum after defeating Mickey Walker and Tuffy Griffith.
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Jayhawk Gridster Football Magazine Planned at Kansas
Outstanding writers from the region will contribute to a new Kansas football magazine priced at twenty five cents, replacing game programs. Proceeds fund student workers. issues debut October 8 with Oklahoma coming to town, followed by October 22 and November 5. Carl Postlewaite drew covers and cartoons, J Alan Coogan edits.
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Greeny Brothers Versus Kana Ci Glante at Shook Diamond
Lawrence Red Sox clash with Topeka Sod Busters in baseball at 8 o clock on Grove Diamond. Weathered calendar entry notes 3 30 start for Greeny Brothers vs Kana Ci Kan Glante at Shook Diamond.
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