Haskell Dominates St Benedict's 25 to 0 in Openers
Hayes Wapp and Holmes spearhead a potent Haskell attack as the Indians overpower St Benedict's 25 to 0 at home. Duffine adds the final point after three interceptions and strong line play keeps the Ravens scoreless, with Haskell earning 15 first downs to 4.
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Holmes
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Beattie
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Bob Holmes
Wapp
Raven Ling
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Cahill
Kavers
O’néal
Cimino
Steve Crittenden
Wilson Palmer
Palmer
Quinton
Fred Miles
Pierce
Dushane
Chalakee
Emporia
Oscar Weldon
Quartacore
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Duffine
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Iskell
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Cimino Stor
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Goure
Miles
Jones
Pence
Gould
Critter
Don
West
Macdonald
Heyes
Quarderer
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Niets
Annon
Olan
Hart
Deutsch
Dunaway
Aggie Tackle Suffered Knee Injury From Cow Kick
Kansas State College tackle Loyd Sconce of Halstead Kansas weighing 195 pounds sustained a knee injury that kept him from practice. He hurt the knee last summer when three cows kicked him while working in a dairy barn. The incident occurred near Manhattan Kansas.
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Manhattan
Kan
Lioyd
Halstead
Kansas State College
Haskell Triumph Stuns Lawrence Fans In Rough Home Debut
Notes from the game describe Gus Welch building a strong reputation as storyteller and coach. Haskell’s next home date is October 20 against Emporia Teachers with a possible November 10 contest planned. Traffic handled well by police and students. Russell Broshous, KU the Army booter, watched the game and leaves for Montana. A. A. Schabinger scouted Haskell and the KA game, while a belligerent Atchison fan bet $1 a first down, later collected. Homer Hargiss made a key block in the second half.
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Gus Welch
Ibe
Haskell
Emporia
Teachers
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K. U
Te Army
Atphizon
Kansas City
Army
Montana
Baseball Leaders and Schedule From A Promeciate Press
Leaders and standings show Klein of the Phillies and Vaughan with triples for the Pirates, Klein and Martin high in categories, with pitching led by Tioning of the Cubs and Cantwell of the Braves. American League schedule lists North Dakota, Auburn, West Virginia Wesleyan, Tennessee, Tulsa and Washington.
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Ah Promeciates Press
Smatting
Wiem Ee Hiilien
Davis
Phillies
Martin
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
Klein
We Potta Giants
Fuilts
Phillie
Kilein
Berner
Braves
Putas Olen
Alech
Tioning
Cubs
Cantwell
Jeves
George
Washington
North Dakota
Grand
Auburn
West Virginia Wesleyan
Tennessee
Jeff
Tulsa
Ames
New York Warns On Wild Waterfowl Hunting Decline
In a Sept 22 statement from New York conservationists and sportsmen, concerns rise over a long term drop in wild waterfowl due to drainage, agriculture, more hunters, highway expansion, zinc shot, and baited stands. The group cites the 1918 Migratory Bird Treaty Act and notes only two species remain seasonally hunted.
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New York
N. Y
America
New’ Deal
Junior Jayhawk club members attend KU game plan
Grade school pupils watched the Kansas Warrensburg Teachers game this afternoon as members of the Junior Jayhawk club. Pupils will attend KU home games and relay for a medal priced at 50 cents, supervised by teachers led by Principal Ursula Henley. Membership drives were organized by Iz Kl U athletic staff in Cordley and Pinckney, with 1000 memberships ordered from Kansas City store Bis Brother.
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Jayhawk
K. U
Relaya
Mian
Ursula Henley
Cordley
IK. U. Athletic Department
Ordley and Pinckney
Bis Brother
Cab
Kansas City
Kansas
Crade
Helen Shaw
Pinckney
Susan Ld
McAllaster
Orietta Bower
Woodlawn
Mildred McGuire
New York
Dorothy Wilson
Quincy
Denna Meeker
Football Results From Various Colleges and High Schools
AP reports scores across colleges and high schools including Saint Benedict’s 0 0, Haskell 25 0, Baker 0 0, Washburn 26 0, Miami Oklahoma 20 Fort Scott 0, College 3, Charity Center 20 LaTola 31, Moline 0, Cherryvale 19 Howard Fredonia 13, Altoona 0, Neodeska 27, Lebanon 1 Beloit 6, Smith Center 15, Superior 0, Wyandotte 0 Central Kansas City 7, Powhattan 0, Hiawatha 13, Baldwin 0, De Soto 0.
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Haskell
Baker
Washburn
Miami
Okla
Io College
Fort Scott
Or. College
Hiigh School Charity Center
la Tola
Moline
Dependence
Cherryvaleneyville
Howard
Fredonia
Altoona
Neodeszka
Lebanon
Beloit
Smith Center
Superior
Neb
Wyandotte
Central
Kansas City
Powhattan
Hiawatha
Baldwin
de Soto
Detroit grid clinic draws crowd to campus
Detroit September 23 AP Coach Charles E Gus Dorais hosted the first public football clinic at the University of Detroit stadium drawing thousands. The Titan squad demonstrated slow motion plays and various formations including the Notre Dame, Warmer, and Michigan punt systems as Dorais explained each rover through the system.
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Charles E
Gus” Dorais
University of Detroit
Titan
Dorais
Notre Dame
Michigan
Ichabods Down Baker Wildcats 26 to 0 in Topeka
Topeka dispatch reports Washburn Ichabods routed Baker University 26 to 0 to close the 1933 season in the Central Kansas conference. Captain Stalker and a substitute scored in early periods, with Vogel and Emrich adding final-quarter touchdowns as Washburn showcased a versatile scoring attack.
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Topeka
Washburn Ichabine
Baker University
Sgain
Kansas
Stalker
End
Vogel
Emrich
Aco
Peri Bal Washburn
Nebraska grid fortunes reshape coaching echoes and players
Fragmented recount of college football topics highlights Ely, Young, and Harter as Kansas and Oklahoma players contend for roles. Notes on Bo McMillin heritage, coach Red Smith, and the evolving Sooners lineup contrast with Missouri and Kansas State outlooks, mentioning weight classes and eligibility doubts amid a shifting roaster.
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Ely
Spfichael
Kansas
May Harter
Red
Smith
Bo McMillin
Harter
Michael
Fleetwood
Willy
Lowie Hardage
Sey
Orman
Meen
Bay
Koexpe
Keith Saya
Uch
Polly Sense Wallace
Yuri Miners
Rolla
Missouri
Columbia
Kansas State
Dougal Russell
Ci Bible
John. K
Sementera
Husker
Walter Pflum
Two Baseball Games Set Tomorrow Near Lawrence
Two baseball games are scheduled around Lawrence near 73-W. Belvoir and Lone Star meet Pleasant Grove to decide the Douglas County championship. The doubleheader begins at 2:30 p.m. on the Grove diamond, marking the first in a county series.
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Lawrence
Fragmented OCR City Distances in European Transport
Readable fragments show distances and cities with unclear units and numbers. The text references Dusseldorf Hamburg Hanover and generic meter values, but details are incomplete and cannot identify a clear event or action.
Final Horseshoe Matches Feature Champions Sunday Af ternoon
Central Park courts host final horseshoe matches with Toneka and Lawrence leading. Frank Phillips of Toneka state champion featured with other champions Alvin Gandy Cliff Haldurn Sekrist Wright Coffman Richardson. Lawrence roster lists state nara eta with admission details and expense rules for Florida state employees.
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Toneka
Lawrence
Frank Phillips
California
Alvin Gandy
Cliff. Haldurn
Sekrist
Wright
Coffman
Richardson
Nara
Ste
Local families gather for lodge and fair events
Mr and Mrs Ambrose Biny hosted a picnic celebrating birthdays with relatives including James Wigaina and their daughters Elizabeth Lewis Corace Frances Lewis and Dorothys GA Richards. The Topeka Fair was held last week as Frances Perkins plans to attend college in Manhattan this year. G P A lodge met at the schoolhouse Friday evening. Misses Helen Bigeby and Virginia Gorrill visited Barker Friday afternoon.
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Don
Gordon
Ambrose
James Wigaina
Elizabeth Ber
Corace
Frances’ Lewis
Fred Lewis
Besnatt Eeland
Dorothys GA. Richards
Ransdall
Topeka
Frances Perkins
Manhattan
Helen Bigeby
Virginia
Gorrill
Barker
Aternoon
Rea Shinenan
Ce Coe
Bighby
Helen
Robert
Harold
Evans
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