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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1922
Page
6
The football rules committee, at its annual meeting, approved several changes affecting play. Key updates include scoring after a touchdown, a 15 yard penalty for defensive pass interference, and new timing rules for shifts. Other changes limit motion starts, define clipping, and govern substitutions and penalties.
Lincoln Neb Sept 23 Associated Press Confronting demands from students for a repeat of 1921 campaign Nebraska Cornhuskers begin three weeks of practice under Coach Fred T Dawson with Captain Chick Hartley ahead of the October 7 opener vs South Dakota A full slate follows including Missouri Oklahoma Syracuse Ames Notre Dame and Kansas Aggies with Notre Dame highlighted as a key foe in seven games last season Nebraska aims to prove its resilience on the field.
Kansas University coaches emphasize daily mile runs to build wind for the October 7 clash with Army at West Point. The schedule includes Drake, Washburn, Kansas State Agricultural, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Colorado, and Missouri. Manhattan High plans a Northeast Kansas schedule with several away games. Bethel College and Fairmont College show strong lineups, while Winfield High School gains a new athletic secretary.
Reports say Haskell Indians held an early morning workout to fit county fair attendance. Scrimmage planned with University freshmen. Emporia teams begin season September 30 facing Salina Kansas Wesleyan and Eureka, with other high schools starting October 5. Royalties and peace disturbance case noted with a $25 fine.
A campaign led by Nicholas Allen aims to raise funds for a dedicated meeting place for the Lawrence Woodland Athletic Club, an organization for colored men and boys. The drive seeks a welcoming center with a gym, activities, and a self supporting future, inviting broader community support.
Graeber posted 0.288 274 239 282 and Pierson 276 264 304 201. High men Butler 191 Pierson 214. Classes begin for grammar school junior high and high school pupils with sufficient parent interest. Parents may call Tone De Wattevillé at 2392 Blue for information.
Week by week prices move up and down with cattle and hogs trading firm to higher in spots. Beef steers and stockers show gains while cows and bulls drift, hogs active with packers paying up to 9.80 for ships and tops around 8.50 to 9.80, lambs and sheep also mix, Kansas City and Chicago values cited for comparison.
The report notes active hog prices with 10 to 15 cents higher on some lots and average quotes around 10.40 to 10.50, with top bids near 10.65. Weightier sows steady, choicest bigs up to 9.75, packers steady on heavies 9.00 to 10.25 and mediums 9.75 to 10.55. For grain, cash wheat declines 1 to 2 cents with hard red near 1.08 and red varieties around 1.08 to 1.12, while corn slips about 1 cent.
Market notes show oats and hay steady with minor shifts. Wheat and corn futures at Kansas City and Chicago transfer prices for Sept, Dec, and May contracts with small changes across months.
Property listing offers 340 acres with two houses, 65 acres highly cultivated, 70 acres pasture ideal for stock farming, and ample running water. Located 3 miles from railroad town with 2 banks churches and high school. Priced at 25 dollars per acre if sold within fifty days. Contact Gg. A Lambert Rt. 1 Box i Red Level Alabama.
Frank Thomas entered the Lawrence Business College to gain specialized training for a chosen line of work. The school provides a start, and his start led to an excellent position with a major Southwest corporation. He earns $2,500 annually now and projects substantial growth in the coming decade due to his early education and effort.
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