Lions and Haskell Win Grid Games
Lawrence Lions crushed Horton Hornets 34 in Horton. Doug Brown scored three touchdowns while Earl McClure and Billy Johnson added scores with PATs by Bobby Allen. Brown sparked early with a 34 yard punt return, Johnson and McClure added key plays as Lawrence built a 34 point lead and dominated in offense and blocking.
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Lawrence High School Lions
Horton High School
Hornets
Horton
Lions
Doug Brown
Edd Wood
Earl McClure
Billy Johnson
Bobby Allen
Brown
Lawrence
Billy Penny
Allen
Johnson
McClure
Tierton A
McChire
Howard
McKay
Stewart
Jack Houk
Rothchild
R. Houk
Conley
Penney
Watermulder
Buhler
Rousey
Cake
Hill
Gallagher
Cook
Burger
Summers
Fletcher
Denton
Raits
Meerans
Christy
Meyers
Wilson
Mitchell
Schesser
Trompeter
Trumpeter
ELKS
Menger
River Touchdown and River Legends in Old Harbor Chronicle
A garbled recount blends river football misadventures with a long dive into Atlantic coast history. It references Hughes, Kingfisher College, and Warr 26th, then shifts to Cape Breton under the Treaty of Utrecht, describing English-Hibernian population shifts, fortress fortifications, and the 1748 air treaty aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorecht
Cape Breton
V. S
Acadia
Great Britain
Skendin
Frene
Franer
Dorgan
Lawisbourg
Great Partiers
Grid Games This Week at Major Big Eight Sites
Fort Hays State faces Kansas State in Manhattan while Oklahoma battles Tulsa in Norman. Iowa State plays Iowa Teachers in Ames and Pittsburg Teachers meet Arkansas in Fayetteville for a busy week of college gridiron action.
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Fort Hays State
Kansas State
Manhattan
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Norman
Iowa State
Iowa
Ames
Pittsburg
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Frontenac
Chanute
Juret
Garden City
Cherry Ty
Sedan
Independence
Clay Center
Chapmaty
Merington
Junction City
Humboldt Leroy
Conctadia
Emporial Rt
Cottonwood Falls
Altamont
Main Valley
McCune
Chetera
Joffeyville
Columbus
Measauton
Girardi
Newton
Football Scores Across Regions Highlight Varied Results
A sprawling score roundup lists numerous high school and college football results with scattered totals for teams such as Northwestern Teachers, Central Caltecoa, Oklahoma City Wo, and Kansas City area schools. Notable mentions include Emory and Georgia, Kentucky, and Washington state institutions, with mixed wins and losses across cities like Leavenworth, Garden City, and Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callene
Benediets
Louis
St. Bella
Kemper
Central Caltecoa
Oklahoma City
Olsinhama
Mege
Northwestern
McPherson
Woeleyatt
Warrensburg
Hiv
Weta Tonle Sa
Centre
Tee
Washington
Emory and Me
Georgia
Kzena
Ceinnell Lee
Kentucky
Deyrult Ula
Western State
South Dakota
Calorade Minesningham-Southern
Tnfatse
St. Tina
Coneotila
Southwest
Tess
Mannie Denpar
Central Narniaet
South Georgia
Pray Sturiotta
Drake
Simiypseay
Mirvville Tearhers
Dern Tenelis
Ors
Spritaire Pearlins
Northeastern
I Chillivanie Business College
Mos
Tuursons
Lalieas
Steeling College
F. Fielden
Chiloeen Indians
Coffeyville
University
Yesterday's results in major leagues and minor playoffs
National League: New York 3 Boston 2. Cincinnati 3 St Louis 2. American League: New York 5 Philadelphia 5? Washington 3. St Louis Cleveland 2 4. Milwaukee 7 Buffalo ? Texas League Playoff Tulsa 3 Dallas 0.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Nis
Giants and Yankees vie for top NL AL spots in finish run
The article notes the Cardinals still likely to tie for second in the National League after a 3-2 loss to the Reds while Cubs Pirates Phillies and Dodgers chase third in the final two games. In the American League Detroit Washington Chicago also contend for second with White Sox and Senators in the mix after key results, including Earl Averill’s 28th homer and Jimmy Deshone’s pitching. American-owned Pago Pago harbor is cited as the South Pacific’s most valuable harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theers
Cardinals
Giants
Yankees
Philadelphia
Reds
Cubs
Pirates
Phillies
Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Chicago
White Sox
Senators
Tigers
Indians
Browns
Elon Hogsett
Earl Averill
Red Sox
Jimmy Deshone
Ileties
Red Rolfe
Homer
Bees
Indians Take Opener From Ottawa University Team 3 to 0
Lawrence Jacobs kicked a 13 yard fourth quarter field goal to lift the Haskell Indians to a 3 0 season opening victory over Ottawa University at Haskell stadium. The teams battled evenly with stout lines and strong punters, but the lone scoring play came when Jacobs replaced Williams and delivered the decisive kick to seal the win for Haskell.
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Lawrence Jacobs
Haskell Indians
Ottawa University
Haskell Stadium
Jacobs
John Carmody
Bernard Griegnon
Ottawa
Bob Summers
Haskell
Dave Conley
Richard Godlove
Braves
Conley
Indians
Summers
D. Hough
Carmody
Williams
Carney
Smith
Greignon
Bill Washington
Idabel
Oklo
Knight
Thaskell
Visser
Conley Deer
Hofsta BR
Jor Knight
Smith Sue Ton
Lister Venow
Harrop & Mers Allen Willkins
Tttten
Arding Carney
Mattis Smith
Tas Dietrich
Grisgnon
Mame
Mbvler
Hoatise
Cheivix
Halex
Morgan
Pitts
G. Hoven
Orr
Adams
Hofstra
Updike
Gardner
Iainer
Swetnni
Beare Byt
Giants Beat Bees on McCarthy Homer and More Baseball Action
Yesterday’s games featured Jack McCarthy of the Giants homering to beat the Bees, while Ted Rolle of the Yankees ended Hall of Fame hopes with a tenth inning homer against the Athletics. Elon Haszsett of the Browns and Earl Averill of the Indians each delivered strong performances in a doubleheader opener. Averill added a two run homer in a nightcap helped by Peaches Davis as the Reds routed the Cardinals 32 to 2. Jimmy Deshong of the Senators held the Red Sox to seven hits.
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Associated Press
Jack McCarthy
Giants
mate an_h
Bee
Ted Rolle
Yankees
Hall Fame
Athletics
Elon Haszsett
Browns
Earl Averill
Indians
Averill
Peaches Davis
Reds
No Rong
Cardinals
Jimmy Deshong
Senators
Red Sox
Notable boxing bout details from Hollywood to Detroit
The report notes fighters Andre Lengier of France and Jack Roper of Los Angeles as participants, with mixed results across bouts. Buffalo's Billy Ramer and Detroit's Eddie Hockett are mentioned in knockout outcomes, reflecting a night of varied scoring and draws in the era.
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Hollywood
Andre Lengier
France
Jack Roper
Los Angeles
Drew
Buffalo
Billy Ramer
Detroit
Eddie Hocevar
Vitty
Cleveland
Sooners Eye Big Six Title as Tulsa Game Looms
Norman Oklahoma fans feel the Sooners will win the Big Six football title though coach Biff Jones voices caution. He admits fear of Tulsa but praises a fast, powerful team with a strong backfield led by Breeden Corrotto Baer and Hewes. The reserves, mainly sophomores, are improving though not yet as deep as active units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Sooners
Lawrence “Biff” Jones
Biffer
Tulsa
Bill Breeden
al Corrotto
Jack Baer
Elmo Hewes
Jones
Appling Takes Lead in American Batting Race
Luke Appling of the White Sox moved to a seemingly unbeatable lead in the American League batting race during the last week. In the National League, Paul Waner of the Pirates and Babe Phelps of Brooklyn kept a close, decisive fight down to the finish. Standings show the top ten hitters in each league.
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New York
Luke Appling
White Sox
Paul Waner
Pirates
Brooklyn
Babe Phelps
Lefty Liell Named on Two All Star Teams
Lawrence pitcher Harold Lefty Liell earns eastern division and state all star spots by Kansas Ban Johnson league selectors. Teammate Murray Dickson of Leavenworth also selected on both squads. Utility man Carroll Campbell gains all state nod. list includes Alberts Leavenworth and Dickson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Lefty
Liell
Walter Sloan
Kansas Ban Johnson
Murray Dickson
Leavenworth
Carroll Campbell
Lawrence
Concordia
Alberts
W. Palcher
Kansas City
Kowalski
Emporia
Custenborder
Topeka
Earl
Zielinski
Theel
Wagoner
Dickson
Liell Lawrence P
Kennedy
Beloit
Praile
Elder
Manhattan
O'Sullivan Junction City
le Zielinski
Dowell
Dodge City
Campbell
Utility
Major League Leaders Summary From Rotogravure Style Almanac
The page lists top MLB leaders in batting pitching and fielding with names like Gehrig Gehringer Averill Medwick Ott and Hubbell across categories such as runs home runs RBIs doubles triples and wins losses. Statistics include 49 homers by Gehrig 142 RBIs by Gehrig and 13 4 for pitchers Hubbell and Marlone among others.
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Biattine
Appling
Averill
Avilans
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Trosky
Indians
Tiers
Walker
Averil
DiMaggio
Rolfe
Medwick
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
BP. Waner
Pirates
Herman
Cubs
Camills
Phillies
Godman
Reds
Camil
Mstalen Dasces J
Martin
St. Martin
Hubbell
Lucas
Washburn Upsets Wichita 13 to 6 in Non conference Game
Washburn college defeated Wichita University 18 to 6 in Topeka as a third quarter drive highlighted by Melvin Vigola’s 42 yard TD run and Landes added a later score. Wichita made 8 first downs to Washburn’s 5 with a game marked by penalties and 13 fumbles amid a rugged non conference battle.
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Topeka
Melvin Vigeola
Washburn College
Wichita University
Missouri Valley
Pony
Schwartz
Ichabod
Kinter
Landes
Wichita
Dehon
Wuertele
Schlotthauer
Washburn
McKenna
Leowe Hoover
Mikermann Rasher
Futten
Holmberg
Nash Lelbrock
Ander Ralpp Fielsyr
Stalke Harrell Wearns
A. Onten Schwartz - Beil Eastmith Kinter
Ichage
Hinshaw
A. A. Schahinger
John Galloway
Frank Myers
Kearns
Brady
Lark
East
Vigola
Pages
Honver
Brown
Myers
Rasher
Fromme
Stalker
Brinkman
Knipp
Eudora Defeated By McLouth In Non league Contest
Eudora high school gridsters lost 8 to 0 at McLouth. A bad pass at the 25 yard line started McLouth’s drive, Captain Hopkins scored on the fifth play. Delbert Matria 45 yard run highlighted Eudora rally in the second half. A late safety on a botched kick gave McLouth two points. Next game at Wellsville in Little 4 League action.
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McLouth
Eudora High School
Eudora
Udora
Hopkins
Delbert Matria
Fudora
Mc Louth
Howard Wilson
Delbert Nels
Wellsville
Wykoff Retires From Track After Olympic Sprint Feats
Ventura Calif Sept 28 Frank Wykoff thrice Olympic sprinter announced he is hanging up his track shoes to devote time to teaching. He owns the world record for the 10 yard dash and now serves as principal of Carpinteria grammar school.
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Ventura
Calif
le— Frank Wykoff
Uncle Sam
Carpinteria Grammer Show
Sarazen Wins Australian Open Golf Championship
Pi-Gene Sarazen, veteran American golfer, captured the Australian open title at Melbourne with a 72-hole total of 282. Also noted is the upcoming decisive inter-state game between Leavenworth and Kansas City champions to be played Sunday afternoon at McDougall field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Johnson
McDougall Field
Big Game at Seattle Huskies Meet Minnesota in Stadium
Seattle hosts Minnesota known as the smoke eaters in a high stakes clash at Washington stadium. Coach Bernie Bierman worries about his team after their hotel burned in Missoula Montana. He notes the Huskies are tough as Minnesota resumes after three unbeaten seasons.
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Seattle
Minnesota
University of Washington Huskies
Washington Stadium
Bernie Bierman
Missoula
Mont
Bierman
Social roundup from Glenn and vicinity community
Mr and Mrs Will Wymer and daughter Carolyn of Big Springs were dinner guests. Mrs Will Lyman returned to Topeka after visiting with Mr and Mrs W H Glenn. Greenwood Valley Ladies club met with needlework, iced tea, wafers. Attendees included Alicia French Cora French Laura Morriss Edna Geelan Jane Duncan Mabel Lancaster Mary Edna Brown Carl Abel Pearl Damm Wilma Edmonds Ruby Armstrong. Wilma Edmonds to host in October. Terry Gaskill of Lawrence visited local friends Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wymer
Carolyn
Big Springs
G. M. Bahnmaier
Beverly
Will Lyman
Topeka
W. H. Glenn
Ruby Armstrong
Greenwood Valley Ladies Club
Alicia French
Cora French
Laura Morriss
Edna Geelan
Jane Duncan
Mabel Lancaster
Mary Edna Brown
Carl Abel
Pearl Damm
Wilma Edmonds
Armstrong
Roll Yeall
Terry Gaskill
Lawrence
Hopewell Independence Social News Snippets
Mrs Millard Jackson and John Victor were Tuesday afternoon tallors at Steve Speicher's home. Mr and Mrs Charlie Gale were Lawrence visitors on Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Earl Lederer and family visited north of Lawrence Sunday. Clyde Lederer and family and Will Vaughn with Don ald and Maurise visited the state bake in Topeka last Thursday. Letha McMillan was absent from school at Hopewell Monday and Tuesday due to illness. Refineries within Texas convert 67 percent of the state's crude oil into manufactured products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Jackson
John Victor
Steve Speicher
Charlie Gale
Lawrence
Earl Lederer
Mr. Lederer
Clyde Lederer
Will Vaughn
Donald
Maurise
Topeka
Letha McMillan
Hopewell
Ien
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Lawrence High
Horton High Eleven
Halden
Holton
Butler
Buhter
Valley Falls
Kansas
Toneka High School
Wrehburn
Toneka
Coke Calligher
Rorser
John Hix
U.S
Ram
Jebh Carlson
Maner
BNP Rer
Madison
Wisi
Porte
Arry Hughes
Tal
Osrwatomio
Cty
Cen- Martin
Woandettral
Fumaculata
Teavenworth
Cards
Pago Pago
Samoa
South Pacific
Hamel Orawa
Fite Dliwns
Scrimmake i
Yds
Yatta
Mila
van Pumbles
The
Box
Averht
Moore
Caines
Lefty” Liell
Major League
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Associated Presa
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Baker
Southwestern
Baker University of Baldwin
Winfield Althe
Moundbuilders
Holman
Zeidler
Seaman
St. Benedict's
Larry Mullins
St. Benedict’s
Wisconsin State Teachers College
Milwaukee
Leo Deutsch
Benedict
Leo Danaher
Joe Quigley
Gene Neff
Deutsch
Toots Mondt
Dave Levin
Mondt
Frank Wykoff
Mike Jarobs
Hetwoler Joy Laws
Max Sehmeling
Ren Cantiert
Slelen Ficks
Cilenna Collert Vare
Nttinnal Women
Glenn and Vicinity
Hopewell Independence
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