Big Six Teams Ready For Whistle In 35 Season Opener
Kansas State opens with Duquesne in Pittsburgh as 1934 champion returns to action. The Big Six resumes September play with all six members starting the season, highlighting Nebraska vs Iowa State at Ames and Kansas vs Notre Dame at South Bend. Early conference clashes surface with Manhattan showdown and Norman battles, as teams gauge depth and potential title contenders.
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Big Six Grid Race Shapes Up Across Kansas State Eyes Title
Kansas State under new coach Wesley Fry fields 15 lettermen but loses seven 1934 regulars as it challenges for the title after beating Nebraska 19 to 17 last Thanksgiving. Nebraska relies on veteran lines while Oklahoma, Missouri, Iowa State, and Kansas tempo plans for fall. Patterson notes plans for Illinois Indiana clashes and a busy fall with 16 wrestlers and 21 boxers in early workouts.
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1934 All Big Six Teams Collected by AP
The Associated Press lists first and second team selections for the 1934 All Big Six. Players include end Scheler and Poola at tackle, centers Meier and Griffing, quarterbacks Bauer and Ayers, and backs Stoner Cardwell Hapgood Long as top picks from Nebraska Kansas IowaState Oklahoma Kansas State.
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Iowa State
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Bauer
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Ayers
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Aggie Schedule Matches Naval Academy
Schedule shows Kansas State wrestling team facing United States Naval Academy at Annapolis February 8 after a February 6 meet with Lehigh University in Bethlehem. The notes indicate trips to Manhattan Kansas and Bethlehe m for events, under coach B.
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Ravens Edge Orangemen at Ward Field in Kansas City
Lawrence fans eye Baker University as the Ravens meet St Benedicts College on Ward Field tonight at 7:15. Moon Mullins' team seeks edge with veterans while rain threatens plans for a wide open game. An Oct 5 visit by Atchison to KU Jayhawks looms as a marquee clash with large crowds and trains planned.
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Kansas Freshmen Rugby? Football Coach Hargiss Leads KU Gridsters
Kansas University freshmen gridsters train under H W Bill Hargiss, former Kansas head football coach, who also handles the track squad. He coaches the freshmen for the first time this year after scouting for Ad Lindsey last season and returning to KU as head coach in 1928.
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Cubs Clinch Pennant Bid In 1 0 Victory Over Cards
Frankie Frisch and Dizzy Dean led the Cardinals against the Cubs in a pivotal game as Chicago won 1 to 0. Phil Cavaretta homered in the second inning to back Warneke’s two-hit shutout, while Paul Dean allowed seven hits. The Cubs, led by Charley Grimm, pushed for five straight and eventual pennant. Meanwhile, league-wide trades and standings shifts occupied attention as Dodgers and Reds jockeyed for fifth in the NL and Browns chased Washington in the AL.
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Lonnie Warneke
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Hal Trosky
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Watch gift tradition at ED W Parsons Jewelers
For anyone of any age a watch is the gift of all gifts a constant reminder of the giver or group who joined in presenting it. Hamiltons Elgins Walthams and Swiss watches are offered at ED W Parsons Jewelers 725 Mass St.
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Notre Dame Opens 1935 Grid Campaign With 22 Lettermen
Notre Dame announces 22 lettermen available for the 1935 football season while 10 have graduated. Giants manager Bill Terry avoids cabby’s holiday days off game days and spends time away from baseball.
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