Indian Strength Still in Doubt
Haskell Indians routed Kansas City Kansas University 98 to 0 in a rough early-season game. John Levi ran 52 yards for a TD, with Levi and Elkins, Carpenter and Norton scoring multiple times. Haskell showed strong backfield but weak forward passing, injuries thinned the lineup yet promising new linemen appeared.
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Haskell Indians
Kansas City, Kansas University
John Levi
Kansas ‘City
Kansas City
Haskell
Jerry Kilbuck
Sumpter
George
Levi
Ward
Hanley
Haskell—Peratovitch
Roebuck
Ease
Wihagehaut
Whale
Sub Quarterback Search Faces 1928 Michigan Coachs
At the University, Coaches Clark and Schlademan seek a dependable substitute for Charlie Black at signal calling. Jack has started at quarterback since Septem ber 15 and shows promise as a general, while Black remains captain and a respected, experienced leader. May Krueger of last year’s team tops the second-string candidates, with Oliver, John Cox, Greg Hodges, and freshman Anderson also in trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Glack
Sclademan
May Krueger
Krueger
aye-Oliver
John Cox
Greg. Hodges
Derson
Kansas University Holds Two Practice Sessions After Haskell Game
The Kansas University squad held two practice sessions last Saturday with two hours of work in the morning and another session in the afternoon after the Haskell game at Indian Me. One second team player from last year is out for this year and is considered a prospect for the second string quarterback. The sessions were attended by KU players and followed the Haskell game.
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K. U
Haskell
Reginald Denny
Universal
H. C. Witwer
Collier’s
Denny
Bowersack Theatre
Hayden Stevenson
Stevenson
Jack London
A. P. Younger
Hobart Henley
Lawrence and Leavenworth golf teams split matches at country club
Lawrence defeated Leavenworth 40 to 15 in the visitors vs home contest while Leavenworth women edged Lawrence 5 to 2. Luncheon was served before play. An October 5 rematch in Lawrence is planned. Top performer Waldo Crowder beat C McGuire Jr by three as others listed.
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Lawrence Country
Leavenworth
Lawrrence Country Club
Leavenworth Countrylub
Lawrence
Country Club
Waldo Crowder
C. McGuire, Jr
Crowder
McGuire
C.mcguire,jr
C.c.carl Oc.mcguire
John Henry
Bishop W.R Smith
Hamilton O.barteldes Oy
H.t.jones
Campion
Glen Charlton &Cain
C.e.friend
Wentworth Justin Hill
McGuire Dr
Hutchinson
Connor F.h.church
Goodjohn
Paul Friend
Benedict
Bruner
Busy on Fort to Fort County Cops Fine Speeders
County motorcycle patrols on the fort to fort highway tallied 290 dollars in fines from speeders. Several motorists faced penalties, including Thomas Crosby of Topeka for 45 mph, H E Magill for speed and recklessness, and G J Wagner for 50 mph. Others were fined for lights violations, parking without lights, or driving with one light. Emil Forman and N J Kay posted bonds to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort-To-Fort
Thomas Crosby
Topeka
Justice Manley
H. E. Magill
Kansas City
John Allen
Lawrence
Harry Jones
Byustice Clark
G. J. Wagner
Clark
E. R. Sayle
Manley
Charles C. Zeigler
John H. Ralterman
F. D. Freeman
Peters asks rematch with Roscoe after fair defeat
Greek welterweight George Peters renews a request for a finished match with Bobby Roscoe the world lightweight champion. Peters says he trains hard and wants a winner take all bout or side purse in Lawrence, marking his second letter on a chance to meet Roscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peters
Bobby Roscoe
Journal-Wreld
Peters
Roscoe
Lawrence
K.U
Indians Stars To Play In Canadian Benefit Games
Cleveland manager Tris Speaker and pitcher George Uhle lead a group of American League players set to appear in exhibition games at Peterboro Canada on October 10 11. Proceeds go to a fund aiding returned Canadians and others including Sam Rice and others.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Tris
Cleveland Indians
George Uhle
Indians
Peterboro
Canada
Raye
Sam
Rice
Barling bomber to star at St Louis air meet in October
The Barling bomber will headline the St Louis air races and aeronautical exposition October 1 to 3. General Patrick expects 200 airmen and entries from France, Canada, and Mexico with prizes totaling 13 000 dollars for the races and eight cups. The Pulitzer Trophy event offers 4 000 dollars and a trophy.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Barling
United States Army
Wilbur Wright
Field
Dayton
Ohio
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
St.Louis
France
Canada
Mexico
Acro
Congress
Denby
Hoover
New
Pershing
Navy
Russell Maughan
U.S. Army
A. Pearson
U. S. Army
J. D. Corkille
Curtiss
W. Miller
S. W. Callaway
U. S. Navy
Wright
L. H. Sanders
U. S. Marine Corps
A. J. Williams
H. J. Brow
U. S.navy
Freshman Football Tryouts At University Inundated
Nearly one hundred freshmen reported for John Bunn's first year team gathering on the Stadium field last Saturday with around ten more expected tonight. The sizable candidate pool suggests a stronger freshman squad than in years, though equipment limits persist. Local prep standouts Hardy and Smith have enrolled, while Caywood from Alcok, Illinois shows potential as a versatile athlete.
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John Bunn
Bunn
University
Seneca
Kansas
State Teachers’ College
Smith
University of South Dakota
K. U
Charlie Caywood
Alcox
Ilinois
Charlie Black
Caywood
Black
Time in Detroit baseball shows delays vs quick outs
Detroit writers clocked a Washington game to analyze delays in play. The study notes 22.5 minutes of non batting time per nine innings, with pitcher delivery times ranging from 9 to 30 seconds and a 15 minute first inning. Cobb’s homer sped Detroit, while numerous interruptions extended play.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Washington
Peckinbaugh
Gostin
Rice
Judge
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Zachary
Heisman
Rigney
Bassler
Tiger
Gold Madness at Bowersock promises fast moving melodrama
The Bowersock theatre sets Thursday and Friday for Gold Madness a brisk melodrama based on James Oliver Gurwood The Man From Ten Strike starring Guy Bates Post with Clea Madison and Mitchell Lewis in supporting roles The Varsity Theatre screens The Brass Bottle Friday and Saturday a First National feature based on Maurice Tourneur and F Anstey with Fred Myton screenplay blending Arabian Nights style fantasy with a modern English love plot.
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Bowersock Theatre
James Oliver Gurwood
Guy Bates Post
Mr. Post
Clea Madison
Mitchell Lewis Darmond
Lane
Maurice Tourneur
Varsity Theatre
F. Anstey
Fred Myton
Myton
Overbrook Families and Local Socials Beset by Visits and News
Overbrook residents share weekend visits and daily life notes with relatives in Baldwin and nearby towns. Local events include store director changes, school attendance, farm helper hires, illness, and church programs. The Worden team played Vinland 9 to 3, and community members travel to Lawrence, Topeka, and Clinton for family and chores.
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Es Deskins
Cleo Des. Kins
Chas Schwartz
Arthur Simon
Will Wacker
Baldwin
Kansas City
Claude Williams
Clinton
Missouri
Brien Elkins
Melvern
Kansas
Frank Williams
Leora Rappard
Cleo Deskins
Will Rappard
Gladys
Frank Lutz
Guy Deskins
Worden
Vinland
Nellie Leaf
Guy Desking
Evangelical Church
China
Wilson
Lawrence
John Stepbner
Clarence Barbee
Topeka
Mae Barbee
Mae Barbee Returned Home Saturday From Mrs. Neubrugge
Bill Lynch
Hazel, Lynch
Doysten Ulrich
Roy Fishburn
Elas
Oscar Vincent
Orvil Ingle
Guy Deskin
Brubaker family attendees at Topeka state fair
Lawrence visitors and Brubaker school notes recount a large turnout at the Topeka state fair. Names include Carl Kannenberg Raymond Oehrie G Qehrle Earl Forth Albright Weeks Bert Fisher Cleveland Clark Ruth Clark Charles Jones Brecheisen Vance and others with travel details and camp scenes. Personal visits from Virgie Hoffman Ed Enslow family and local trips to Olathe Lone Star Ottawa Baldwin Overbrook and Lawrence are noted.
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Overbrook
Henry Fishburn
Maria Barnhart
Los Angeles
Henry Fishurn
Homer Crawford
Ben Hoffman
Lawrence Schmidt
Centropolis
Ugo Schott
B. S. Hoffman
Saul Owens
Geraldine Crawford
L. D. Crawford
John Garrett
Ottawa
Marie Schott
Ed Whitman
Lone Star
Orean Yearout
Ray Barnhart
Globe Store
Messrs
C. Clark
J. Brecheisen
C. Albright
W. Wright
Hoover
Harold Fisher
Weeks
C. M. Albright
Cleveland Clark
Tilton Clark
Texas
Clark
Horner Crawford
Lawrence
Topeka
Carl Kannenberg
Raymond Oehrie
G. Qehrle
Earl Forth
Bert Fisher
Ruth Clark
Charles Jones
John Brecheisen
Roy Vance
Brecheisen
Vance
Virgie Hoffman
Brubaker School
Ed Enslow
Baby
Olathe
Mr. Vance
Will Smith
Ulrich
Murray Ulvith
Kansas City
Minnie Breithaupt
Dwight Smith
Teddy
Alvin Dulin
Baldwin
Theodore Garrett
Delbert Hoffman
Dorsey Fishburn
John Fishburn
Agnes Fishburn
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Hoebuck
Peratovitch
Par- Hood
Sturdock
Norton
Dupphy
Pitchlynn
Casey
Colby
Kipp
Phillips
Scott
Parton
Carpenter
Ners City
Williams
Find
Holland
Caraway
Winn
Grown
Goodwin
Doughton
Williconse
Flaskell
Elkins
Raskell
Bell
Jannugg
Iisas
Ed Cochrane
Kansas City Journal
F.C. Allen
Mike Ahearn
KR. S.A. Cy
Carpente
Thum Peratov
Godwin
Ekenson Hawley
Jenklygs
R. T. Fineah
Ooshet
Kipp. Sroit
Caray
Tanile Orton i Smith J
Ball Stars
SPORT
Guessing Trust
Kansas City University
Earl Potter
Athletic Department
K. U. Athletic News
Earl
Bonner
Andy McDonald
Cordley’ Field
Bonner Springs
Will. Tangle
Bonnern
Lorena Mack
School of Ballet
O. J. Lane
N.Y
Liberty
U. S
Caroline Nunder
New York
America
Miss Nunder
BE. M. Hull
E. W. Cross
Pittsburgh
Cross
Kansas Funeral Directors
England
Thomas Styan
Ed Young
Lawrence Friday
Yellowstone Park
U. S. Park
Allen Simms
Burgner- Bowman-Matthews Lumber Co
Baker
Mer
Ideal Grocery
s_ Schaake
Kanges
Anstey
M. C. Levee
Will Kalker
Guy and
Bill Deskins
Elmer Lutz
Mrs. H. L. Cheney
Emporia
Brubaker
Franklin County
Logan-Moore Lumber & Coal Co. I. HL
Church, Mer
Jenny Lind
Paris
Lamy
Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lumber Co
C. W. Baker
Mgr
W. 6Th St
Aker
Cinde
Ashe House
Hoople
Theoprania
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