Lawrence Loses To Wyandotte 12 6 in Kansas City showdown
Wyandotte defeats Lawrence 12 to 6 after a strong second half comeback at Wyandotte Stadium Kansas City Kan. Lawrence led 6 0 at halftime with Aaron Cohen and Swinehart key plays but Wyandotte rallied behind Pierce Ramsey and Spake to pull away in the second half. Douglas Brown was knocked unconscious and carried from the field as the Lions fall in a windy scrimmage style game.
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Aaron Cohen
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Glenn Jackson
Pierre
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Cohen
Allen
Swinehart
Richard Pierce
Pierce
Lion
Howard
Ramsey
Spake
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Gooding
Ince
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Johnson
Paimatter
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O Connor
Kell
McClure
Moon
Perry
Jones
Thurber
Rale
Raybourn
Anderson
Nce
I Wyandotte
Gumpert
McCall
Kasinac
Redencic
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Pete Conklin
Missouri Wesleyan
Frank Gimple
William Jewell
J. C. Shankland
College of Emporia
Hnesman
Albania and Blaise Pascal in a column by John Hix
The column muses on Albania’s postwar independence and language puzzles, noting its small size and mixed modern and primitive features. It also highlights Blaise Pascal as a child prodigy and innovator who began advanced math and invented an adding machine by age 18. Monday: The Man Who Predicted Too Well.
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Albania
Balkan Peninsula
Europe
Blaise Pascal
Cubs Sell World Series Tickets At Box Office Only
Chicago fans race for bleacher seats as Cubs win pennant and host Tigers in three World Series games at Wrigley Field October 4 5 and 6. Wrigley halves ticket policy to box office only no mail orders with six tickets per purchaser. Stadium capacity rises to 50 000.
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Chicago
Cubs
Tigers
Wrigley Field
Philip K. Wrigley
Kansas Game Wardens Report Strong Hunting, New Uniforms
Deputy wardens report an apparent abundance of fish, game birds and furbearing animals across Kansas after meetings at Pratt with Commissioners Giles Atherton, Lakin Meade and Lee Larrabee. The commission will favor public waters in fish distribution and mandates light colored gabardine uniforms for all wardens. Shipments of live cottontail rabbits will be allowed from November 16, 1935 to January 31, 1936, with purchases limited to licensed trappers. Deputy chief Dave Leahy Jr criticizes duck decoy restrictions, arguing the thrill of stealth hunting justifies the practice.
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Kansas
Pratt
Giles Atherton
Lakin Meade
Lee Larrabee
Pred L. Haas
Fish and Game
Kansas Commission
Dave Leahy, Jr
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Leahy
Veterans to form Iowa State polo team this fall
Ames Iowa September 28 A veteran polo team from Iowa State College will headline the fall season. Under Captain John Lewis the Cyclone lineup includes Dick Dilworth DuBuque at No 1 Max Gutschall Van Meter at No 2 Don MacArthur Milwaukee at No 3 and Captain Bill Hermann DuBuque at No 4 Practice will start soon in preparation for the season following their Midwest intercollegiate championship victory last spring.
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Ames
Iowa State College
John] Lewis
Cyclone
Dick Dilworth
Dubuque
Max Gutschall
van Meter
Don MacArthur
Wilwaukee
Wis
Capt
Bill Hermann
Aggies the Winner Over Duquesne in 12 0 Victory
Kansas State, rated Big Six champions, defeated Duquesne 12 to 0 in Pittsburgh. Lander and Elder scored on a two touchdown drive capped by a triple pass with a final reception by Lander. Elder made a 44 yard interception return.
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Maurice
Red) Elder
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al Stack
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Nebraska
Calvin Bolster
Kansas University track hopefuls begin fall workout at Memorial Stadium
Forty one K U tracksters have checked out equipment and are practicing daily under Coach H W Hargiss with Paul Harrington assisting. Only one competitive race is planned this fall a Big Six two mile meet at Manhattan in November. The roster includes lettermen John Fitzgibbons Bonner Springs Claude Trotter Kansas City Kan and many other candidates from across the country.
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Hargiss
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Bonner Springs
Claude Trotter
Kansas City
Kan
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Zenith
Louis Bonanno
Charles Beacheart
New York City
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Bucklin
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Medicine Lodge
Bob Cameron
Marvin Cox
Yates
Great Bend
Bill Hough
Lawrence
Robert Kaiser
Ray Lawrence
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A. Lemassana
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Tom McCoy
Hiawatha
Chester Mize
Atchison
LeRoy McComb
Independence
John McCoy
Oscar Mall
Broughton
George Oleen
Osborne
Dick Pine
New York
Willard Robinson
Nortonville
Noel Stewart
Valley Falls
Leonard Short
Topeka
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Powhattan
Bud Tholen
Leavenworth
Clayton Tow
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Montgomery Beach
Harry Wiles
Macksville
Bill Wall
Rueben Zodigan
William Zupanic
Spearville
Pro Am Match Opens Series Between Clubs
The first pro am match between Lawrence Country Club and Hill View golfers will be tomorrow at 1 34 PM on the Country Club course with no admission charge and a large gallery expected. Lawrence Club fields Orville Stone and Chick Pontius. Hill View is represented by Earl Whitaker and Glenn Oatman aiming for a third straight series win. The second match will be played at Hill View on Sunday October 6.
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Lawrence Country Club
Hill View
Orville Stone
Chick Pontius
Earl Whitaker
Glenn Oatman
Star Pitchers to Clash in Series Cubs Tigers Clash
New York September reports Cubs and Tigers set for World Series heating, with Lonnie Warnecke and Schoolboy Rowe likely to duel. Cubs boast a deep pitching staff led by French Lee and Warneke, while Detroit counters with Auker Auker Crowder and Rowe as openers in a series expected to hinge on mound aces and relief depth.
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Ruth, Gehrig & Company
Cubs
Dean Brothers
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Tiger
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Big Bill Lee
Charley Root
Schoolboy Rowe
Elden Auker
Tommy Bridger
Alvin
Warnecke
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Warneke
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Rowe
el Dorado
Auker
Roy Henshaw
Lee
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Root
Cochrane
Tennessee Tommy
Cardinals
St. Louis
Elon Hogsett
Vic Sorrell
Joe Sullivan
Portsider
Roxie Lawson
Hogsett
James
Tex) Carleton
Baseball legends and golf triumphs in era recalls
The article notes Dizzy Dean defeating the Giants to lead the National League, a Cur Cup win by women golfers over England 5 17 to 512, and recalls past World Series moments like the Yankees' 12 6 win over the Cubs and Babe Ruth’s 9 3 finale. It emphasizes habit of reading the Journal-World classified page daily.
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Associated Press
Cardinals
Ted Giants
Dizzy Dean
Red
England
Yankees
Cubs
Rahe Ruth
Football in Brief Ottawa and Kansas College Games
Ottawa university's football eleven fell to Omaha UI 29 to 0 after a rough return home. Fort Hays Teachers beat Chadron 26 to 0 while piling 16 first downs. Northwestern Teachers and Emporia College tied 6 to 6 in a night game. Southwestern College defeated Panhandle A M 40 to 0. Bethany beat Bethel 12 to 0 with touchdowns in two periods. Kansas Wesleyan edged Kearney Teachers 10 to 9 with Fitz scoring the winner.
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Invaders
Hays
Fort Hays
Kansas
Chadron
Neb
Emporia
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Alva
Okla
College of Emporia
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Panhandle
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Salina
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Fitz
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Bethany If
Fort Hiage
Nely
Imaha Use
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Peru
Neh
Stargyiile
Kirksville
Carhage
Kearney
Kanens Wesleyan
Friends McPherson
Wohight
Berger shines for Braves in a tough day
Wally Berger, amid Boston’s 114th loss of the season, collected a hit and hit his 34th homer as Boston beat the Giants 6 4 in the opener and fell 8 5 in the nightcap. He drove in two runs on the day to lift his season total to 127 while the Cubs clinched the NL pennant with a double victory over the Cardinals.
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Wally Berger
Boston Braves
Cubs
Tigers
Cardinals
Braves
Giants
Berger
Carl Hubbell
Wally
Boston
Roy Parmelee
Cleveland
Longest Distance To See Cyclone Game Prompts Mail From Alumnus
H L Gibson of Torrington Wyoming an Iowa State alumnus plans a 1500 mile round trip to Ames for the Iowa State Nebraska clash October 6 with four companions. A Nebraska block of tickets is requested for resale to Cornhusker fans as Cyclone Stadium is expected full.
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Iowa State
H. L. Gibson
Torrington
Wyo
Gibson
University of Nebraska
Cornhusker
Cyclone Stadium
Nebraska
Oklahoma Sooners Have Spirit and Veterans to Lead
Oklahoma Sooners coach Biff Jones fields a large, spirited squad in Norman. He blends veterans and green sophomores, promising flexible backfields and a front line averaging near 188 pounds. With two dozen lettermen and a quick rebuilding effort, Oklahoma aims for Big Six success despite a tight preseason schedule.
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Associated Press
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Okla
CPH
University of Oklahoma
Lawrence
Biff) Jones
Sooners
Jones
Oklahoma
Big Ben Poyner
Colorado
Woodrow Huddleston
Huddleston
J. W. Wheeler
John Miskovsky
Nothme
Sooner
Biff Jones
Winchester throttles Endora in high school clash
Gibson sparked Winchester with four rushing touchdowns and three more via passes as Endora was routed 46 to 0 on a sunny afternoon in Winchester. Eudora’s Papenhausen Mueller and Wilson led the defense while Wallace's punting stood out. Eudora meets Washington October 11 to begin Kaw Valley league play.
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Gibson
Endora High School
Winchester
Eudora
Papenhausen
Mueller
Wilson
College grid results show wide spread scores across state lines
Report lists numerous college and high school football results and scores from Kansas and surrounding regions. Teams include Kansas State, Central College Washington, Indiana State Teachers, Southwestern Kan, Peru, and many others with varied outcomes.
Baseball leaders and team stats recap
In the National League Vaughan leads Pirates with 336 runs mentions Medwick Cardinals 129 RBIs Berger Braves 127. Herman Cubs 222 hits with Medwick 215. duplicates show Serman and Bledwick Cubs/Cardinals. Goodman Red Sox? 18 triples. Waner Pirates 14. Berger 34 home runs Ott 31. Galan and Martin top steals. pitching leaders Lee Cubs 20 6 and Henshaw 13 5.
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Pirates
Berger
Braves
Ott
Giants
Galan
Cubs
Martin
Cardinals
Lee
Henshaw
Wrestling Results and Bowling Scores recorded
Philadelphia fighter Danne O Mahoney of Ireland beat Serge Kalmi kof from Siberia by disqualification after a one fall match. Ed Don George of Buffalo defeated Gino Gakibal in New York. Elks bowling scores show high games by Dreyer Sherer and Skinner with several strong totals. multiple scores listed.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Danne O'Mahoney
Ireland
Serge Kalmikof
Siberia
Kalmikof
New York
Ed Don George
Buffalo
N.C
Gino Gakibalan
Local Social News From Perry Area in Late September
Winter R E Schroyer and Newt Hamlin visited Perry at the Albert Hamlin home. Families moved, guests visited, and teachers and church activities filled a weekend in the Lecompton vicinity with many calls from Kansas City and Lawrence. Community meeting at Winter schoolhouse featured music, readings, and a variety of acts.
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R. E. Schroyer
Newt Hamlin
Perry
Albert Hamlin
William Richards
Fred Nace
Lecompton
Sadie Bonwell
L. R. Drysdale
Verne Hall
Kansas City
Kan
W. L. Richards
Virginia Snl
Billy Jean
Charles Winter
Allen K
Reba Banks
Esther Banks
Mary Miller
Eudora
George Miller
Er. L. Chamberlain
Topeka
Cyrus Glenn
Oneta
Glenn
George Chiles
Willis Colman
Clare J. and
Vaneta
Charles Leslie
Kinnett
Wilma Kinnett
George Kinnett
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George Richards
Helen
Elaine Banks
Ray Mitchell
Rebecca, Banks
Alice Mitchell
Ethan Sims
Keith Baugh
Richards
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