Haskell and Baker Scrimmage Rehearsal Ends in Injury
Emil Liston and his Baker Wildcats visited Haskell Institute and played a nighttime scrimmage at Haskell Field. James Cross of Bakers reserve center suffered a broken leg, taken to Haskell hospital, as both teams evaluated players and formations for upcoming games.
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James Cross
Baker Reserve Center
Emil Liston
Baker Wildcats
Haskell Field
Jack Carmody
Haskell Institute Braves
Haskell
Ottawa University
Baker
Winfield
Southwestern
Carmody
Baker Squad
John Carney
Cross
Haskell Hospital
Unclear game notes show mixed teams and relief pitching
Fragmentary report mentions Spanos, Ted Sox, Tommy Tridmes, Curis Pay, and pitchers amid references to Browns, Yankees, Athletics, Dodgers. Incomplete lines note drives, runs and relief efforts with scattered hits and later double triumph by Bees over Dodgers.
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Ce Press Aker
Tommy Tridmes
Browns
Aretha
Ted Sox
Curtis Pay
Arave
Don Gutteridge
Mike
Nals
Atterides
Yankees
Yankecee
Athletics
Thompson Art Til Warstler
Bees
Rove
Dodgers
adeTs
Fights Across Cities Highlight Boxing Roundup
AP report lists multiple bouts with results in Philadelphia Detroit New York and more. Winners include Louis out of Detroit over Alare by knockout and Baltimore outpoint over Ketchell, with Levincky and Cocoa among other notable scorers in Portland Chicago and New Haven venues.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jan Louis
Etroit
Alare
New York
Red Burman
Baltimore
Billy Ketchell
Tampa
Chino Alvarez
Tamma
Cowboy Howard Scott
Washington, D.C
Portland
Ore
King Levincky
Chicago
Lea Lomski
Aberdeen
Washam
New _ Orleans
Louis
Kid Cocoa
New Haven
Conn
Sackie Elverrilio
Detroit Reform Mayor and Populist Rise in 1889
The article notes Simultaneous Office Halder elected mayor of Detroit in 1889 on a reform ticket led by Hazen Pingree who gained national prominence from the Potita gates movement. He backed a three cent streetcar fare and opposed radical Republican control, while his clashes with the party shaped state politics and his later governorship. It also traces the origin of the Red Cross from Henri Dunant's Geneva 1862 appeal and Solferino’s wounded soldiers story. Tomorrow: Trial by Candle.
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Halder
Detroit
Hazen
Pingree
Hingree
Jnmas Walker
New York
Chio
Mingree
Tiss Republicsan
Lee
State Supreme Court
Diberen
Henri Dunant
Geneva
Red Cross Society
Dunant
Solferino
Lis
Switzerland
Sports Calendar Preview Highlights Friday City Matchups
Sports calendar lists Haskell versus Ortwa and Maskell high against Herien high on Friday with tentative freshman games and Saturday bouts including iy versus kh at U Freshmen.
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Haskell
Ortwa
Maskell Stawrenre High
Herien High
Ait Lkurten
U. Freshmen
Giants cling to pennant as Cardinals loom large
The Giants hold a four and a half game lead over the Cardinals with two wins needed for the pennant after split results in Philadelphia. Jimmy Wilson’s Phillies swept both games while the Cards beat the Reds as Cubs kept their slim hopes alive. Carl Hubbell eyed a 16th straight win but multiple pitchers were used in Philly. Detroit swept the Browns in two shutouts, and White Sox Indians tied 8-8 after Averill’s 27th homer. Yankees beat Athletics 10-3. Caskarella defeated Walberg as Senators shut out Red Sox 4-0. Bees beat Dodgers twice, 4-3 and 3-2. Grid game on WREN covers Duke-Colgate in Durham 1:15–4:00 PM. Wynne’s Kentucky squad viewed as a future great. Auto racer Louis Schneider notes one heat exhausts him more than the Indy 500.
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Giants
Cardinals
Gas House
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Phillies
Jimmy Wilson
Reds
Cubs
Pirates
Club Giants — Cardinals Uubs
Carl Hubbell
Fred Fitzsimmons
Bill Terry
Phils
Don Gutteridge
Mike Ryba
Jack
Gutteridge
Ryba
Henry Fippen
Detroit Tigers
Browns
White Sox
Indians
Earl Averill
Yankees
Athletics
Joe Cascarella
Rube Walberg
Senators
Red Sox
Boston Bees
Dodgers
Louis Wins Easily In Philadelphia Boxing Show
Joe Louis, the Brown Bomber from Detroit, knocked out Al Ettore in the fifth round before 40,407 at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium, drawing a gate of 210117.25. Louis showed ring craft, sizing up Ettore and landing two timed lefts to finish the job, with plans for a busy winter era of bouts in New York and Cleveland as he eyes a future clash with Schmeling or Braddock.
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Philadelphia
Joe Louis
Brown
Detroit
Max Schmeling
Philadelphia Municipal Stadium
al Ettore
Pride
Louis
Ettore
Jack Sharkey
Big Joe
Schmeling
New York Hippodrome
Jorge Brescia
Madison Square Garden
Bob Pastor
Leroy Haynes
New York
Cleveland
Johnny Risko
James J. Braddock
A] Ettore
Eldridge
Lawrence high highlights coaching quartet at Chamber dinner
Lawrence readers were reminded of the high quality of local football mentors at the Chamber of Commerce dinner. Edd Wood John Carmody Ad Lindsey and Bill Hargiss spoke with wit and candor about the upcoming season pledging effort for Haskell and Kansas teams and urging fan support at early games. Joe Antonio from Junction City tops Colorado’s roster as a former Kansas backfield prospect while Al Green hosts a Kaw river fish fry for KU players and boosters amid renewed football enthusiasm.
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Lawrence High
Haskell
K. A
Chamber of Commerce
Messers
Edd Wood
John Carmody
Ad Lindsey
Bill Hargiss
Carmody
University of Colorado
Joe Antonio
Junction City
Antonio
K. U
Joe
Lwho
Frosty Cox
Colorado
al Green
Kaw River
Uniax
Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues
Yesterday's results show National League games with Philadelphia 11 to 8 over New York 7 to 2. Chicago 11 over Pittsburgh 4. St. Louis 5 over Cincinnati 3. Boston 4 to 3 with Brooklyn 3 to 2. American League games include New York 10 over Philadelphia 3. Detroit 12 to 14 with St. Louis 0 to 0. Washington 4 over Boston. Chicago 8 to Cleveland 8 in 13 innings credited to larkness.
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Pet
York
New Tauis Ae
Pittsburgh
Tinemnatia
Roston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Poston
St. Louis
Saat
Cincinnati
Boston
Larkness
Three Big Six Teams Open Season This Week
Kansas City sept 23 three Big Six football coaches prep squads for season openers amid wary mood over Tulsa and Fort Hays past tests. Fry Oklahoma and Veoenkyr Iowa State seek improvements, while Nebraska faces injuries and new plays as Missouri and Kansas adjust with freshmen on BRB game.
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Kansas City
Big Six
Kansas State
Wesley
Fry
Fort Hays
Hays
Lowa
George Veoenkyr
Skeeter
Missouri
Kansas
Dohrmann
DX Bible
Nebras
Elmer Dobromian
Big Elmer
Iowa State
Nebraska Athlet Department
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Don Fauret
Faurets
Packey McFarland Dies After Strangely Ill
Packey McFarland a noted boxer and member of the Miinais State Athletic Commission died at his home after a six week illness. Initial reports suggested intestinal flu with later tests for typhoid and malaria fever negative. Family members were present at the bedside.
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McFarland
Malta
Patrick
Honest John Andrews Plowboy of Tulane Green Wave
New Orleans born Tulane fullback John Andrews known as the plowboy for his 0.2 yard season average. He prepped at Woodberry Forest in Virginia where he earned all state honors as a fullback.
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Honest John
Tulane
New Orleans
Honest John Andrews
Green Wave
Woodbury Forest
Virginia
Washington Eleven Set For Tough Openers Against Minnesota
Washington coach Jimmy Phelan faces a severe test as 8 year undefeated Minnesota Gophers visit for an intersectional opener. The Huskies rely on veteran backs Loron Haines and Elmer Loge with Vinny Caine and Fil Nowogroski in support, while a strong line anchors the defense. Sophomores Fritz Waskewite and others vie for roles on a reshaped backfield as Washington seeks to assert itself on the coast and in the national picture.
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Ennity
Washington
Hhem
Jimmy Phetar
Minnesota Gophers
Minnesota
Huskies
Sphomore
Phelin
Loron Haines
Waines
Elmer Loge
Vinny Caine
Fil Nowogroski
al Craver
Chuck Neveton
Timmy Johnston
Merk
Miler
Fritz
Waskewite
Phelan
Peters
Tink Johnson
Jeroen
Chuck Bond
Markey
Max
Vick
Frank Mattes
John Wait
Tr Coewer
Alabama lineman Bill Young weighs 218 pounds
A Tot Of Tackle Univer highlights Alabama football lineman Bill Young, described as the biggest man on the squad at 218 pounds. The fragment notes his build and peculiarities such as small feet and a snug No 2 jersey, with references to tackle and jersey numbers.
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Univer
Bill Young
Hoe
Bill
Alabama
Teshine
Irving's heavyweight roundup and World Series hints
Philadelphia reports a boxing night where Joe Louis fared against Al Ettore before the crowd. Jimmy Braddock, reigning heavyweight champ, drew praise after appearing in the sixth row. The note mentions the Yankees’ World Series success since 1926 and speculates Lefty Gomez as a starter. Also glimpses golfer Johnny Fischer and Fordham captain Frank Mautte in casual vignettes.
Jayhawkers Scrimmage Drills Ahead of Saturday Game
The Jayhawker squad worked in a semi scrimmage on the practice field under Coaches Adrian Lindsey and Mike Getto with freshmen joining later. Lin ey used multiple backfield groups and line combinations as varsity points out defensive and offensive drills. The planned varsity freshman game is set for Saturday at Memorial Stadium starting at 2 p.m.
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Jayhawkers
Adrian Lindsey
Mike Getto
Lindsey
Douglass
Parento
Replogle
Wienecke
Giannangelo
Hapgood
Masoner
Richardson
Paranto
Shirk
Meijer
Cannady
Stipa
Divens
Varsity
Memorial Stadium
Grid Games This Week From Multiple College Matches
Grid games this week feature Bethany at Bethel in Newton and Washburn at Wichita in Topeka. Baker plays Southwestern at Wineveld while Ottawa faces Haakell in Lawrence. Bacona Indians meet McPherson in McPherson with College of Emporia at Alva and Warrensburg clashing Kansas Wesleyan in Salina. Fort Hays State meets Kansas State in Manhattan as Oklahoma opposes Tulsa in Norman. Iowa State hosts Iowa Teachers in Ames and Pittsburg Teachers travel to Arkansas in Fayetteville.
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Bethany
Bethel
Newton
Washburn
Wichita
Topeka
Baker
Southwestern
Wineveld
Ottawa
Haakell
Lawrence
Bacona Indians
McPherson
College of Emporia
Alva
Okla
Warrensburg
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
Emporia
Edmond
Fort Hays State
Kansas State
Manhattan
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Norman
Iowa State
Iowa
Ames
Pittsburg
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Lions Face Horton After Scrimmage With Maskell High
Edd Wood led the Lawrence Lions in a scrimmage against Maskell High yesterday afternoon. The Lions showed improvement in blocking and passing compared with last Friday’s game against Valley Falls, but their power plays lagged. Lawrence defense remained largely impregnable, and they head to Horton High for a key upcoming game.
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Edd Wood
Lawrences High School Lions
Maskell
Lions
Valley Falls
Lawrence
Horton
Horton High School
Horton Ears
All Square In Series Leavenworth and Kansas City Finale
Leavenworth and Kansas City clash in a seventh game of their series for the San Missouri championship with Leavenworth tied after last night's win, as pitcher Dickson anchored the defense and Bill Meeker planned to start John Wachter while Earl Leach was eyed by Lape tink.
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ML Square
Leavenworth Jan Cer
Lapetines
San Missouri Randekker
Leavenworth
Dickson
Kaneana
Billy Meeker
John Wachter
Acer Leavenworth
Atex Nigre
Earl Leach
Cheanens
Wans
Connecticut City Covers 4.05 Square Miles Population 1 606 903
A fragmented report notes a Connecticut locality, described as one of the digital states, with an area of 4.05 square miles and a population figure of 1 606 903 based on the 1930 census.
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Connecticut
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John Cirney
Billy Washington
South
L. Williams
Plume
Carmonody
Tex Jones
R. House
John Hix
Perther
Bex
U.E
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Berlmont
Atic
GWG
Michigan
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WREN
Duke-Colgate
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Chet Wynne
University of Kentucky
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Louis Schneider
Indianapolis
Pride of Philadelphia
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Earl Potter
Braves
Elmer Schaake
Max Baer
Bocky Harris Ree
Matea
Havre de Grace
Towa State
TIGER
Packey McFarland
Howard Creel
Pueblo
Colo
Norwood Hills Country Club
Creel
Washington Eleven
Jimmy Phelan
Frankie Frisch
Cardinal
Ralph
Babe) Pinelli
Ump
Frisch
Pinelli
Altho
Frank Mautte
Fordham
Jahnny Fischer
The
Lawrence Country Club
Harry Nevin
Otto Barteldes
Nevin
Lupton
Essick
P. Jones
Carter
Casebier
Patton Va
George Wetzel
Tlower
Glahn Va
Brand
Guy Smith
Hutson
Daedicke
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M. Kertey
C. Barteines
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McCoy
McCreight
Maloney
H. T. Jones
D. R. Ke
Dewatteville
H. Brown
Rye
Dick Keene
T. G. Fitch
King
Wa. E. Joneso
Coeur d'Alene
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Tina Titanate
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L. T. Harris CO
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