Kansas Praises Team Ahead of Army Game at West Point
Kansas football, a week from their clash with Army at West Point, trains harder than ever under Coach Clark. The squad lacks a single star yet shares equal chances in backfield and line as they anticipate a historic battle. Alumni and students root for a victory that could shape the Big Eight title race.
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Sale of Lawrence high school football tickets set to begin
Notes indicate season tickets for Lawrence High football go on sale next Tuesday at about one dollar per game. Kansas team practiced on the stadium field last night, scrimmaging the Freshmen and showing good form. A high school meeting discussed plans for a Letter Club and addressed roster details for the upcoming season.
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Kansas Ichabods Face Pittsburg Normal in Season Opener
Kansas prepares for the third game of the season at home as a strong Kansas team aims for a solid start in Manhattan. Coach Klein faces depth decisions with Charley Black John McLain and a host of lettermen competing for wing and end spots while Wellman Weiss captain Mackie and Leavy Crites push to secure key backfield roles.
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Grinnell welcomes new coaching staff for football season
Grinnell Iowa gains A H Elwaris former Notre Dame star and Hampton Roads coach to lead a strengthened Pioneer football staff. Red Egan returns as assistant coach with Rogers remaining varsity mentor and Paul McEachron joining from Porter Middle School. Over fifty players condition under Captain Norelius as interest surges this fall.
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Baseball World Series past champions recap and bias
In New York the post season pits league champions against each other, with the American League holding ten victories over the National. Boston in particular features prominently with four World Series titles, while Philadelphia's Athletics and Chicago White Sox are noted for their past triumphs. The piece surveys which clubs, including New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Boston and Cincinnati, have claimed top honors in the National League and the broader World Series, and notes historical ties and near misses in the series.
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Eveleth rally funds to keep Husky hockey alive
Eveleth Minnesota facing financial strain after a court ruling denied funding from the city treasurer. A broad committee raised more than five thousand dollars in two weeks to support the Eveleth Huskies hockey program, with both business interests and individual donors contributing. The revived club will be guided by a twenty five member committee as Eveleth’s hockey prominence continues since its early Group 6 era.
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Hockey notes hint return of strong shows this winter
Fragmentary report notes plays on artificial ice to the east, loss to the Cleveland sextet, and hints that the industrious town will be back in contention for Src honors this winter. It cites last year’s strong hockey showing and mentions costs of several thousand dollars as a benchmark for the season.
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Mutrie Named Giants Founder of New York Team
Mutrie, a pivotal figure in early baseball, formed the New York Giants about 40 years ago by convincing John Ting to finance the idea. He managed the club, played on the Polo Grounds and Fifth Avenue, and helped the team join the National League in its first year. The piece recalls his influence and the launch of a storied franchise with players like Mickey Connor and Pat Gillespie.
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Army Football Scout Arrives as Tickets Lost at West Point
Russ Spron reports on Army football scout arrangements for a doubleheader next Saturday at West Point. Jett halves travel plans, with teams Springfield and Lebanon Valley facing Army in a two game slate. Athletic office notes tickets for the West Point game were lost from an envelope and must be claimed by identification at the university office.
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Basketball Practice At University Continues Despite Gaps
Fragmented report shows persistent basketball practice at the university with most players from last year, while new aspirants will be called next week. Coach Dek C Allen notes Varsity players will lead drills, with Frederi Pew and Wulfat centers, Ea dhreott and Black handling guards.
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John McGraw Earned His Title At Polo Grounds Debut
John McGraw, born 1873, defined as a robust two decades in baseball with the Giants. The article outlines his early debut, long service to the team, and leadership at a pivotal time for New York baseball. It notes his earnings, insurance, and stake in team operations as the Polo Grounds skyline expands.
More GFL Promotion Report Shows Production Rise
Daily average gross crude oil production in the United States increased for the week ending September 24, rising to 1,507,050 barrels from 1,487,000 the prior week. The report, issued in New York, notes gains in overall output reflecting stronger activity across key fields.
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Letter Club plans discussed at high school meeting
The article notes a high school meeting where plans for a “letter club” were discussed. EF Sherwood and his nephew Sorkins of Muncie Indiana attended, visiting Vinland this Monday.
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