Varsity and Fresh Clash Tomorrow at Memorial Stadium
Tomorrow at Memorial stadium the Kansas University varsity led by Coach Ad Lindsey meets Hargiss freshmen in a full regulation 60 minute scrimmage. Both squads will play under game conditions with many substitutions as coaches assess candidates and starters remain unsettled. Officials include Dr L E Rice ref John Carmody umpire A E Wostemeyer head linesman and Elmer Lupton field judge.
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Memorial Stadium
Ad Lindsey
Jacyhawkers
H. W. Hargiss
K. U
Russell Wiley
Lawrence High
C. E. Sawhill
Lindsey
Hargiss
L. E. Rice
Still College
John Carmody
Midland
A. E. Woestemeyer
Kansas
Elmer Lupton
Yale
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
The Associated Press reports NL results including New York 2 Boston 1 and Cincinnati 4, with varied inning totals and multiple games across St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago and Brooklyn. AL actions feature Philadelphia and New York 3, plus playoff notes in the Texas and Southern leagues mentioning New Orleans 4.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Kane
Kane Ph
New Orleans
St Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Doubleheader Split
Hall of Fame figures Hal Schumacher and Bill Weir starred as former Giant and Bees players led a doubleheader opener. Weir had six hits in the nightcap and Rod Johnson drove in two in a 4-0 Yankees win.
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Hal Schumacher
Giantk
Bill Weir
Bees
Weir
Rod Johnson
Athletics
Ind
Yankees
Nton
Pirates
Cubs
Dmv
Charley Gelbert
Dizzy Dean
Cardin
Sitter Gle
Beaty
Teds
Hush Suleany
Phil
Tarry
Fasenstat
Levigers
Farner
Dorgers
Eich
Deis- Wehenter
Cane
Fat
Fights Loses Amid Confusing City Arena Card
Unclear OCR fragment lists names and places including Arvada, Mexico City, and multiple individuals. Scattered terms suggest a boxing or competitive event with participants such as Linnie Garvie and Jimmy Moreier, but readable details are too fragmentary to confirm outcomes or venues.
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Associated Press
Chichke
Len Redak
Catpaumtel Arvada
Aub
Jory Alcamter
Scrimmage Idea Roams Fordham Practice Field
Pim Crowley of Fordham proposes a new scrimmage concept lining two varsity teams back to back on the 40 yard line to face two freshman elevens. The plan aims to showcase 22 players at once as a training novelty. Meanwhile the Vinland Odd Fellow girls prepare for a season finale match against Topeka at 4 pm Saturday at the Vinland fair.
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New York
Pim Crowley
Fordham
Vinland Fair
Vinland Girls
Strange As It Seems by John Hix on Amerigo Vespucci tale
The column discusses Amerigo Vespucci and the discovery of America, noting the Latin work Ereradterie and the claim that Vespucci’s name appeared on early accounts. It mentions William Holmes McGuffey and his Readers copyright, plus the origin of the nickname Tommies for British soldiers and a teaser about tomorrow’s feature, The Touchdown in the River.
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John Hix
Eursiope
Ras. v. & Pe
Omerica
Brazil
Anerica
Calan
Anpepdae
Ight
Aly
Euifer
Wyeldspentitller
North America
America
William Holmes Mrtinlfey
Meguiffey
Thomas Atkins
Saime
Seta Moo
Almeria
Tilt season openers spark 1936 Big Six practice calm
Kansas State focuses on passing in practice as Red Warren Maurice Elder and Leo Ayers lead the backfield. The Wildcats face Fort Hays State to start the season tomorrow. Missouri and Tulsa also prep for early games while Cornhuskers defend against freshmen and Iowan State plans a tilt with Town State Teachers.
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Kansas City
Kansas State
Red Warren
Maurice Elder
Leo Ayers
Wildcats
Fort Says State College
Missouri Tigers
Rockhurst
Don Faurat
Frye
Castle
Londe
Mason
Dana Bible
Cornhuskers
Lst
Iowan State
Town State
Teacher's
Joe Woodward
Woodward
Tulsa University Hurricane
Non-conference grid action kicks off in Kansas
Kansas colleges begin a heavy weekend slate of non-conference games. Washburn with new coach Elmer Holm, Wichita’s strong team, College of Emporia, Kansas Wesleyan, McPherson, and St. Benedict’s travel to out-of-state foes. Fort Hays State eyes last year’s win over Kansas State at Manhattan, Pittsburg Teachers clash with Arkansas at Fayetteville, and Emporia Teachers meets Edmond Teachers at Edmond. Emporia, Wesleyan, and College of Emporia chased their second victories after early wins.
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Kansas City
Kansas Colleges
Topeka
Ign
Washburn
Missouri Valley Conference
Elmer Holm
Wichita
College of Emporia
Alva
Okla
Kansas Wesleyan
McPherison
St. Benedict's
Fort Hays ‘State
Kansas State
Manhattan
Pittsburg
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Emporia
Edmond
Oklo
Kansas
Weseyan
McPherson
Sterling
Bethel
Lions Prep For Horton Clash Under Lights
Lawrence High School brings 22 Lions to Horton for a late afternoon game. Last year Horton was undefeated and Big Five champions, now in the Big Six. Lineup hints include Bobby Allen and Doug Brown in backfield, with Frink at center and Kephart and Stewart as guards.
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Lawrence High School
Lions
Horton
Horton High School
Atchinson
Bobby Allen
Doug Brown
Charles Anderson
Billy Johnson
Frink
Dale Kephart
John Stewart
Don Palmateer
Louis Reiderer
Claire Rothchild
Billy Penney
Jack Howard
Floyd Conley
Earl MacClure
Ralph Houk
David Watermulder
Harold McKay
Blaine Buhler
Donald Kidney
Rod McKinney
Jack Houk
Gaylord Carter
Buhler
Pretty Prairie
Major League Leaders Compiled From Various Teams
Baseball leaders across leagues highlight averages runs RBIs and hits with notable figures from the Indians Yankees Tigers Pirates and Cardinals. Key names include Gehrig Averill Trosky Medwick Hubbell and Camilli across batting runs batted in and pitching stats.
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Associated Press
Appling
White Sox
Averill
Indians
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehtinger
Tigers
Trosky
Toutles
Getringer
Walker
Rolie and DiMaggio
Lary
Browns
Powell
Hadley
Malone
P. Waner
Pirates
Phelps
Dodgers
Vaughan
J. Martin
Cardinals
Medwick
Ott
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B. Vr
Ink
Herman
Cubs
Goodman
Reds
Camilli
Phillies
Philles
Mart
S. Martin
Cardish
Hubbell
Lucas
Ples
Giants Clinch NL Pennant For Subway Series Start
New York Giants clinched the National League pennant by splitting a doubleheader with the Boston Bees, earning a date with the New York Yankees in the first subway series in 13 years. Manager Bill Terry plans to deploy Hubbell Fitzsimmons and Schumacher in the opener with relief pitching later, while veteran infielders Terry and Jackson rest up for the clash.
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Giants
Boston Bees
New York Yankees
Harlem
Prince Ha
Schumacher
Bill Urbanski
Travis Jackson
New York Giants
Bill Terry
McGraw
Hubbell
Fitzsimmons
Yankees
Terry
Elect New Officers of Emporia High League Meet
The eastern Kansas high school league elected Willard Van Slycke as president with FL V Bermann of Manhattan as vice president and Rice E. Brown of Emporia as secretary. Manhattan lands the spring conference track meet while Emporia will host the debate tourney and Topeka the forensic contest dates set later. No music contest. Representatives meet in Topeka December 5 to draw up football schedules.
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Emporia
Kan
Eastern Kansas High School League
Willard van Slycke
Topeka
Ies
Manhattan
Ottawa
Lawrence
FL V Bermann
Rice E. Brown
Haskell and Ottawa Varsity Clash Opens Tonight
Weather favored kickoff at 8 PM in Haskell Stadium as Haskell Indians meet Ottawa Braves in a Rockne system powered battle. Coach Carmody and Godlove debut guiding the rival teams with pre game ceremonies led by Kiowa chief Bosin and bandleader Bill Cato.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell Stadium
Jack Carmody
Haskell
Richard Codlove
Braves
Schalk Returns to Milwaukee in World Series Tilt
Ray Schalk returns to the Milwaukee lot to lead Buffalo Bisons against his old Brewers in the little world series at Borchert Field. The Bisons, International League champions, open a three game stand against the American Association titlists. Bill Harris to start for Buffalo versus Joe Hoving. Harris owns two no hit games this season.
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Ray Schalk
Buffalo
Bisons
Milwaukee Brewers
Borchert Field
Bill Harris
Joe Hoving
Harris
Bethany Shuts Out Bethel in 14-6 Football Victory
Bethany College credited with a 14 to 6 win over Bethel at Newton Kansas. Bethel scored on a 57 yard run by Tubbs. In the third period Warren ran in from the two after a pass from Ireland to Lemon. Ireland added two extra points and Bethany extended their lead after a 15 yard penalty set them at the goal line. Ireland kicked another goal.
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Kan
Bethany
Bethel College
Bethel
Tubbs
Warren
Ireland
Lemon
Coach Outraces Players In Chapel Hill Run
North Carolina coach Ray Wolf uses a simple field test to gauge speed and outruns most players during a practice. The report notes his ability to beat nearly the whole squad in a run except Crowell Little. Bowling scores show Spears leading with 241 and 252 in series, and Allen posting a high 506. Neyland predicts Kentucky as a Rose Bowl foe for January 1.
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N. C
Pi —Ray (Bear) Wolf
North Carolina
Crowell
Bob Neyland
University of Tennessee
University of Kentucky
Lawrence ready for Haskell Ottawa clash in football test
Lawrence readers are set for a football test as Haskell Ottawa University clash tonight. New coach John Carmody aims to draw crowds, while KU freshmen get publicity with halftone cuts. Jayhawks show potential in punter options led by Divens and Parenta, with Haprood anchored and Missouri feared as Faurot’s Tigers improve.
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Lawrence
Haskell-Ottawa University
Haskell
John Carmody
K. VU
Aners
Alcanter Retains Missouri Lightweight Title in Close Win
Joe Alcanter of Kansas City narrowly outpointed Jimmy Garrison in a 10 round bout to defend the Missouri lightweight title. Ambers remains the world lightweight champ after agreeing to meet the winner in October. Frankie Wallace defeated Pao Kissinger in another 10 round feature.
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Kansas City
Joe Alcanter
Missouri
Jimmy Garrison
Alcanter
Lou Ambers
Ambers
St. Louis
Garrison
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Pao Kissinger
All Star Teams Defeat Junior White In Softball at Southpark
The All Star teams beat the Junior White all-stars 12 to 5 in a softball game at Southpark last night. Claude E Mathews coached the winners and Kenneth Longa necker led the runners up.
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Southpark
Claude E. Mathews
Kenneth Longanecker
Barker Picks Them by Herbert W Barker
Herbert W Barker surveys early 1930s college football matchups using heads or tails prognostication. The piece previews Washington vs Minnesota, Duke vs Colgate, LSU vs Rice, and several other key games, weighing likely winners and form.
Eligibles for Series Named by Landis for Yankees Giants
Chicago notes Baseball Commissioner Landis named the New York Yankee and New York Giants eligibles for the world series. The Yankees include DiMaggio Gehrig Lazzeri and Gomez among many players and McCarthy as manager with Combs and Fletcher as coaches. The Giants list Hubbell Ott and Danning with Snyder and Luque as coaches. A stray line mentions a blue duiker antelope in Fleishhackerton San Francisco described as only as rabbit.
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Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
New York Yankee
New York Giant
Yankees
John Bronca
Walter Brown
Frank Crosetti
William Ticker
Joseph DiMaggio
Henry N. Gehrig
Joseph Glenn
Vernon Gomez
Irving D. Hadley
Don Heffner
Roy C. Johnson
Arndt Jurgens
Anthony Lazzeri
Perce Malone
John J. Murphy
Monte Pearson
Alvin J
Fleishhackerton
San Francisco
College and City Grid Games East Week Schedule
Friday matchups include Washburn at Wichita and Southwestern at Wins eid. Ottawa plays Hankel at Lawrence while Bacone Indians meet McPherson. Emporia Teachers face Edmonds Oxla with Edmond. Saturday feature Fort Hays State versus Kansas State in Manhattan and Oklahoma at Norman. Iowa Teachers meet Lewa State in Ames and Pittsburg Teachers play Aransas in Fayetteville.
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Wichita
Une
Southwestern
Winseid
Ottawa
Hankel
Lawrence
Bacone Indians
McPherann
McPherson
College of Emporia
Alva
Okla
Warransburg
Kansas Waplayar
Salina
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Edmonds Oxla
Edmond
Saturary
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Kansas State
Manhate
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Norman
Lewa State
Iowa
Ames
Pittsburg
Aransas
Fayetteville
Louisiana State To Be Heavier Team This Year
Baton Rouge, La September 25. Louisiana State University will field a heavier 1935 style team with more ground power and a weaker aerial attack after four weeks of practice. With 240 pound Ben Friend likely at left tackle and backs like Bill Crass Pat Coffee Bill May adding weight the Tigers aim to control line play while relying on Crass Coffee and others to pass when needed. Strong receivers Rohm Coffee Gaynell Tinsley Dumas Mihalic remain, but the Mickal Barrett aerial threat has faded.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
Herbertw
Sarker
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Minnesota
Duke
Colgate
Louisiana State
Rice
Dan Washington
Beise
Seidel
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Bierman
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Hank Anderson
Wolfpack
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
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Moore
Abe Mickal
Jeff Barrett
M Mickal
Ben Friend
Bill Crass
Pat Coffee
Bill May
Charlie Rehm
Rock” Reed
Crass
Coffee
Rohm
Gaynell Tinsley
Dumas
Mihalic
Michal- Barrett
Community 4-H and fairs draw local turnout
Members from Excelsior and nearby attended multiple fairs in Lawrence, Topeka, and Wellsville with families like Mr and Mrs Henry Pohl and Miss Hattie Erickson. C P A and Wellsville baseball teams played in Ottawa, C P A winning 5 to 4. The Rainbow 4-H Club met at Milton Kring’s, Veda Sutton led a parliamentary problem, talks on Jayhawk bird and first aid were given, eight visitors attended, refreshments served.
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Henry Pohl
Hattie Erickson
Wellsville
Ottawa
Chester Gibson
Topeka
Appanoose High School
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Apepanoose
Conrad Gastrock
John Gibson
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Milton Kring
Veda Sutton
Russell Ulrich
Kansas
Dudley Ulrich
Kring
Walter Pohl
Topeka Fair
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Herman Pohl
Araidson
Kenneth Pohl
C. P. A. Batl
Baldwin
Thomas Miller
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