Kansas to Notre Dame Clash Promises Light Jayhawker Squad
Kansas University sails 31 players plus coaches to South Bend for a 2:30 p.m. CDT kickoff against Notre Dame. Coach Lindsey offers no pregame forecast, praising only the team’s light weight and recent workouts as fans recall past meetings and await a Big Six showing.
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University of Kansas Sayhawkers
South Bend
Ind
Ramblers
Notre Dame
Lindsey
Kansas
Santa Fe
Lawrence
XK. U
Jayhawkers
Warriors
John Peterson
Fred Harris
Mano Stukey
George Hapgood
Joe Giannangelo
Bill Decker
Emil Wienecke
Forrest Hardacre
Clarence Douglas
George Harrington
Ed Phelps
Grant Barcus
Dave Sutton
Tom McCall
Dick Sklar
Howard Morland
George Kvaternik
Lewis Ward
John Seigte
Jack Vogel
George Stapleton
Rutherford Hayes
Wade Green
Robert Kruse
Clarence Winslow
Croft Bruening
Elmer Humphrey
Howard Burnett
Howard Smith
Rodney Loughmiller
Jack Denny
Jim Cox
Elwyn Dees
A. S. Anderson
Mike Getto
W. A. Dill
K. U. Publicity
Irish
John Seigle
Kansas City
Kan
Hayes
Green
Seigle
Stapleton
Elmer Layden
Rambler
Strange As It Seems Death By Fire Ends Poland King’s Life
John Bi recounts the death of King Stanislaus I of Poland in 1766 after he prophesied a catastrophe, then fainted and burned in a fire while lighting a pipe. The piece also notes material strengths, stating glass, steel wires, and mass fibers have high tensile limits and that steel can be engineered for extreme strength.
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John BI
Tedhoeine
O Scampad
Stanislaus Leeginski
Poland
Stanislaus
Europe
Kansas Jayhawks Prepares for Notre Dame Air Attack
Kansas plans a fast aerial game against Notre Dame with Harris and Stukey as kickers and Hapgood likely at back. The travel schedule includes Chicago and South Bend legs, meals at Harvey House and Oliver hotel, with a possible Hapgood start replacing Stukey. Starting lineup details and officials listed for the matchup.
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Kansas-Notre Dame
South Bend
Lawrence
Kansas
Jayhawker
Notre Dame
Freddie Harris
Mano Stukey
George Hapgood
Jayhawkers
Santa Fe
Chicago
New York Central
Ind
Oliver Hotel
Hotel del Grado
West
Kansas City
Lindsey
Hapgood
Stukey
Notre Dame Hayes
Hiller Vogel Pfefferle Sklar
Lauter Phelps
Pojman Siegel Becker ‘McCall
Michuta
Green Teters Gianna
Fromhart
Shakespeare Layden Elser
Joe Magidsolin
Michigan
Anthony Haines
Yale
E. W. Cochrane
Kalamazoo
FE. P. Maxwell
Ohio State
Man
Jayhawks Notre Dame clash draws praise from critics
In Life magazine Pau Gallico labels the Kansas Notre Dame game a standout, calling it tough and noting Kansas never shoves Kangas around. He hints at the Trish’s strength this year, with advance reports listing them as plenty tough.
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Pau Gallico
Notre Dame
Kangas
Ryder Cup clashes set for Ridgewood two days of play
Ridgewood N J hosts the fifth renewal of the international Ryder cup matches September 28 29 pitting American veterans Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen and others against Britain led by Captain Whitcombe. Britain claims its strongest side yet while American rookies Henry Picard Sam Parks Jr Ky Laffoon and Johnny Revolta join stalwarts in a bid to extend a 29 19 lead in points through two days of four two ball four sum and 1 singles matches at 36 holes.
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Ridgewood
N. J
Sam
John Bull
Ridgewood Country Club
England
Charlie Whitcombe
Britain
Henry Picard
Sam Parks, Jr
Ky Laffoon
Johnny Revolta
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Horton Smith
Craig Wood
Olin Dutra
Paul Runyan
Hagen
Sarazen
Whitcombe
America
Great Britain
Ravens Roll Over Baker 19 to 0 In Kansas City
St Benedicts defeated Baker 19 to 0 at Ward Field in Kansas City with 5,000 watching. Danaher scored the first TD on a six yard end run, Neff added another, and Danaher and Neff later combined for a third score. Baker relied on passing late, completing four of 45 yards, while St Benedicts tackled well and benefited from solid line play.
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Larry Mullins
Ravens
K. U
St. Benedict's
Baker
Ward Field
Kansas City
Kan
Mulling
Danaher
Eugene Neff
Dunaway
Neff
Bakermen
St. Benedict
St. Benedicts
Dwight Ream
Burn
Reaves Peters
Wisconsin Universit
Ted O'Sullivan
Misouri University
Panaher
American League and National League Batting Leaders
The season highlights key leaders across leagues with names like Vosmik Greenberg and Medwick leading batting, Homerun icons Berger and Ort in the NL, and pitching figures Auker Lee Dean among top win totals. Stolen bases and runs scored are led by Werber Galan and Galan with notable totals across teams.
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Westseale
Vosmik
Indians
Tuns—ehrie
Yankees
Getringer
Tigers
jie-Greenberr
Gehrix
His—Vosmik
Titans
Cramer
Athletics
Greenberg
Stone
Senators
Foxs
Werber
Red Sox
Lary
Browns
Auker
Bridgees
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Galan
Cutis
Merdwick
Maddvick
Herman
Cubs
Cube
Odinan
Reds
Waner
Berger
Braves
Ort
Giants
Martin
Pitchine—Lee
J. Dean
Golf stars split Curtis Cup after first three foursomes
AP notes last year’s Curtis Cup action: United States and British women golf stars tied after three foursomes. The report also mentions Roger Peckinpaugh signing with the Cleveland Indians in 1933 and Robert Jones winning the national amateur title, with scattered names and numbers from the era.
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Associated Press
Curtis Co
Roger Peckinpaush
Cleveland Indians
Robert Jones
Eugene Homans
Lions Will Battle Bulldogs Tonight in Wyandotte Stadium
Twenty-four Lawrence Lions depart 4:30 pm for Wyandotte stadium Kansas City Kans to meet Coach Percy Parks Bulldogs. The game starts 7:30 pm, first meeting since 1931. Lions seek improved offense after 26 0 win over Valley Falls, with coach Wood praising defense and noting matchup against heavier Wyandotte squad.
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Lawrence Lions
Kansas City
Kan
Percy Park
Bulldogs
Wyandotte Stadium
Minnesota
Wyandotte
Edd Wood
Lions
Wood
Althe Lawrence
Valley Falls
Parks
Central
Bob Allen
Charles Anderson
Douglas Brown
Aaron Cohen
Jim Collins
Gerald Craid
Rusty Frink
Charles Ince
Glenn Jackson
Bill Johnson
Cyrus Jones
Toe Kell
Earl MclGiure
Paul Moon
Everett O’connor
Donald Palmateer
Eldon Perry
Raymond Raybourn
Robert Richardson
Lewis Riederer
Jimmie Swinehart
Hugh Thurber
Gilbert Weidman
Jacob Young
Gop Country Club Notes and Local Golf Nonsense
A light local column reports on weekly listening to Major Bowes, Harry D Brown’s golf whistling, shorts worn by golfers, and a pneumatic hammer on No 1 tee. It notes a Maytag tractor dispute, a Lady club championship round, and jokes about a putter miscue. The piece closes with greens condition and frost hopes and a short British crime note about Lord Edward Montagu found guilty of theft and forgery.
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Country Club
Major Bowes
Harry D. Brown
Harry
J. R. Payne
Harry Brown
Lotta Charlton
Stewart
Lotta
Lord A Farger
London
Edward Montagu
Duke of Manchester
Big Six Teams Preseason Action Before Openers
Kansas State notches up for a night opener against Duquesne while the Big Six squads prepare. Missouri faces William Jewell. Nebraska meets Chicago. Iowa State drills for Cornell College. Oklahoma wraps up with light practice before facing Colorado. Teams travel and practice focus on signal drills and defense.
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Kansas City
Kansas State
Duquesne
Big Six
Wes Fry
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pittsburgh
Don Faurot
University of Missouri Tigers
William Jewell College
Jewell
Nebraska
Chicago
Cornhusker
D. X. Bible
Cornhuskers
George Veenker
Iowa State
Cyclones
Cornell College
Lawrence (Biff) Jones
Sooners
Colorado Buffaloes
Doping the Grid Games
College football Week prospects list several matchups with predictions. Duquesne at Kansas State, Temple at Centre, UCLA to beat Utah State, George Washington versus Emory & Henry, Navy versus William & Mary, Notre Dame favored over Kansas, Nebraska home win over Chicago, Illinois over Ohio University, Oklahoma over Colorado, LSU over Rice, Vanderbilt over Mississippi State, Tulane over Virginia Military, Clemson over Virginia Poly, Duke over South Carolina, North Carolina over Wake Forest, NC State over Davidson, USC over Montana, Washington over Idaho, Oregon over Gonzaga.
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New York
Duquesne
Kansas State
Dukes
Duqquesne
Illinois Wesleyan
Temple Centre
Dave Smukler
Owls
Temple
U.C.L.A
Utah
Rocky Mountain
George Washington
Emory & Henry
Virginia
Colonials
Navy
William & Mary
Tats
Buzz Berries
Notre Dame
Kansas
Nebraska
Chicago
Lincoln
Ilinois
Ohio University
Ohio
Illinois
Oklahoma
Colorado University
Biff Jones
Army
Louisiana State
Norman
Rice
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Tulane
Virginia Poly
Clemson
Duke
South Carolina
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Carl Snavely
Tar Heels
North Carolina State
Davidson
Hank Anderson
California
Montana
Trojans
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Gonzaga
Trainer Jack Blackburn Key To Louis Success
Old Time Fighter Jack Blackburn earns praise as Joe Louis' trainer and chief adviser. Roxborough and Black applaud Louis' management but credit Blackburn for guiding his ring craft and steady progress.
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Jack Blackburn
Louis
New York
John Roxborough
Julian Black
Joe Louis
Joe
Blackburn
Detroit Prep for World Series Clash With Cubs
Detroit writers assess a Cubs surge and Tiger hopes as the World Series heads toward a meeting in Detroit. Joe Medwick’s status, Lon Warneke’s form, and Chicago’s revamped lineup under Charley Grimm are weighed against Detroit’s pitching trio Bridge Rowe Auker Crowder and Mickey Cochrane’s Tigers.
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New York
America
Detroit
Tiger
Joe Medwick
St. Louis
Lon Warneke
Pride of
Ozarka
Chicago Cubs
Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Bengals
New York Giants
Cardinals
Cochrane
Dean Boys
Dizzy
Mickey
Deans
Cubs
Giants
Yankees
Bridge
Rowe
Auker
Crowder
Chicago
Derr
Cavaretta
Kiki Cuyler
Charley Grimm
Chuck Klein
Demaresi
Bill Lee
Root
Larry French
Freddy Lindstrom
Grimm
Bethany Schemes Passing Game for Bethel Tonight
Lindsborg Kan Sept 27. UP Coach Elmer Schaake s Bethany college football team opens its season here tonight against Bethel and will rely on a passing attack with four capable passers in the backfield and experienced ends. Bethany also has reserves in line and backfield though injuries have sidelined Chester Lemon Ernest Ireland and Elmer Nelson.
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Lindsborg
Kan
Elmer Schalke
Bethany College
Bethel
Bethany
Schaake
Chester Lemon
Ernest Ireland
Elmer Nelson
Senator Stars for Sale in New York Rumor Mill
In New York on September 27 Clark Griffith spread word he aims to peddle Washington Senator stars, save for Buddy Myer, to the Yankees who would welcome him. He reportedly advised to seek Tom Yawkey of the Red Sox about a spending spree.
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New York
Clark Griffith
Washington
Buddy Myer
Yankees
Yanks
Buddy
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Stull Neddlecraft Club Meets For Sewing Afternoon
The Yarnold Stull Needlecraft Club gathered with Mrs W H Anderson on Wednesday September 4. President Mrs Elmer Nichols led a roll call of members and visitors and the afternoon was spent embroidering tea towels, with contests and visiting. Next meeting will be an all day quilting session at Mrs O A Bidinger’s home. Also noted were local births, church activities, and district WMLS rally attendees.
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Stull Neddlecraft Club
W. H. Anderson
Elmer Nichols
Fred Dravis
Co. J. Kraft
Fred Kampschroeder
August Kampschroeder
August Walter
O. A. Bidinger
O. R. Platz
W. J. Huscher
George Anderson
Grace Walter
Nellie Anderson
Eugene Anderson
Rita Marie Anderson
Laura Mock
Japan
Fred Demeritt
Moran
Lena Elizabeth
Demeritt
Bessie Murphy
Ill
John Kraft
Fred Hartman
Karl Kampschroeder
Helen Marie
C. J. Kraft
C. A. Bidinger
I. B. Kraft
Community youth events fill Stull church programs
Kathleen Bahnmaier and Topeka attendees joined morning and afternoon talks by Miss Laura Mack, Mrs. Roy Bowen, Bobby Roy, and Add Scheer at the O. A. Bidinger home. Albert Deister returned from Topeka where he worked as a streetcar operator during fair week.
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Huscher
Clifford Brass
Ralph Houk
Viola
Gladya
Kraft
Lawrence
Stull Evangelical
Laura Mock
Japan
Youth Council of
Yo! People’s League
St Evangelical Church
W. J. Huscher
Grace Walter
Stull
Vassar
Topeka
Katherine Brass
A. Burgert
Vagsar and Worden
Fred Hartman
Big Springs
John Kraft
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