Big Four Outside Games Open Saturday in Big Six
Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas State prepare for conference action led by Nebraska at Lincoln and Oklahoma at Boulder while Kansas State hopes to build on a 13 to 0 win over Fort Hays State. Iowa State battles Iowa State Teachers to a scoreless tie, and weather interrupts several planned Big Six contests.
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Week-End Sports Report From AP
Din Rudee defeats Fred Perry to win Pacific Sus 1 tournament. Graeen Wheeler of Marble, Ta, 6-4. Argentina cup of Americk in United Straight Vieto at Seward. Tuchin defeats Fred Evens. Beating Trenton, Novo 1-3 in fins game. The Modefett Laws Me and He Simith. Paterson, NLT-Clarences Clark Jiminy. Text ball self exhibition.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Din Rudee
Fred Perry
Pacific
Graeen Wheeler
Marbel
Argentina
Trenton
Novo
Paterson
Clarenes Clark
Jiminy
Wink
Brewers Hold Two-Game Edge in World Series Clash
Milwaukee holds a two game lead as the Brewers await the third game against the Buffalo Bisons. Storti, Milwaukee third baseman, belted a decisive homer in the 31st inning after tying the game in the ninth with a long homer with a man aboard.
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Milwaukee
Buffalo Bisons
Lin Storti
Brewer
Polo title to Kansans in Midwest finals at Fort Snelling
Fort Riley Kansas captured the Midwest polo title by defeating the Twin Cities Blues 8 to 4 in the final. Pierre South Dakota earned consolation honors by beating Fort Meade South Dakota 7 to 4. The Spokane Washington wheat region produces one ninth of the nation’s crop.
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Kansas
Twin Cities Blues
Pierre
Fort Meade
Spokane, Wash
Strange voting arc and bee flight notes in old column
A fragmented column by John Hix discusses the District of Columbia voting rights, political changes under bankruptcy fears, and an abolition of territorial government. It shifts to curiosities on bees flying ten miles to flowers, then to a primer on ghost writing and Alexandre Dumas with literary history notes.
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United States
Wits
Howe
Hye Congress
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Two Ties At End In Major League Pennant Races
The 1986 pennant chase ended with first division ties in both leagues as Yankees and Giants lost final games. Senators beat the Yanks 10-5 but failed to alter the record RBIs. Giants were routed by Dodgers 8-3. Cubs and Cardinals tied NL second place with a 6-3 win over Dizzy Dean. White Sox edged by Senators in AL third place race after rainouts. Feller’s six inning win over the Tigers helped Cleveland. Pirates fell to Reds 6-3. Foxx hit his 40th homer as Red Sox split doubleheader with Athletics. Phillies and Bees split their twin bill.
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Senators
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Reddy Fitzsimmons
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Cardinals
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Lon Warneke
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Stan Hack
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Arnavioh
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Stagie
Yan Mungo
Dodgers
Jah
Baseball Highlights and Global Weathered Echoes
A garbled sports wrap notes Indians holding Tigers and Foxx homering in each game while Dee Moore, Frank Demaree, Stan Hack and Morrie Arnovich drive in runs and Mungo tops Giants. Also mentions Attu sunset and Maine sunrise with a 1933 New York population estimate of 12,965,000.
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Attu
Alaskan
Maine
New York State
World Series Opening Shots Spark Giants Yankees Rivalry
Opening shots in the World Series split the rival camps of the Giants and Yankees as front offices sell out reserved seats. Bill Terry backs his Giants to win on pitching, while Addie Brannick notes all reserved and box sections sold out for the first, second, and sixth games. The Yankees prepare to host games three through five with McCarthy keeping lineup secrets. Lefty Gomez favored to start Game 1 over Red Ruffing as fans flood hotels and scalpers boom.
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Giants
Yankees
Pever
Bill Terry
Addie Brannick
Harlen River
Terry
Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons
Dodgers
Lefty Gomez
el Senor Goffy
Tic Red
Hubbell
Early aviation milestones and sports notes from 1900
The item mentions Hans Glade, a German designer, allegedly flying the first power driven plane in 1900. It also references a past year of sports results and figures, but the readable text is fragmented, with unclear names and events.
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Fartry
Hans Glade
Rainy football season dampens Big Six action
In wet conditions the Big Six produced two scoreless ties and several muddy contests. Oklahoma and Kansas State posted wins as players like Bil Breeden, Howard Cleveland, Leo Ayers and Red Elder drew attention, while the Iowa State Teachers clash entertained Lawrence fans ahead of Kansas University’s upcoming games.
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Oklahoma Sooners
Tulsa A
Iowa State
Kansas State
Fort Hays
Aggies
Oklahoma
Bil Breeden
Howard Cleveland
Leo Ayers
Red Elder
Kansas Teams Begin Big Week In Conference Play
The Kansan grid scene opens with a slate of games as Kansas teams enter a pivotal week. Kansas State seeks a title push after a narrow loss to Fort Hays, while Central conference matchups showcase Baker’s surprise win and Pittsburg’s air game at Arkansas. Ottawa shows punch in a 2 7 victory, and College of Emporia edges Alva Teachers in a tight contest.
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College of Emporis
Baker
Baker University
Iasc
Pittsburg
Fort Hays
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Missouri Valley Loan
Enminoria
Fdeland
Ohio
Warrensburg
Sterling
Appling Wins Batting Title Amid Varied NL AL Show
New York September 28 Luke Appling of the White Sox wins the American League batting crown with a .388 average, edging Hart Averl of the Indians. In the National League, the Yankees and Cardinals deliver standout individual performances as season totals finalize unofficially with leaders and near-misses noted.
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Luke Appling
White Sox
Paul Vance
Pirates
Yankees
Cardinals
Appling
Hart Averill
Cleveland
Waner
Babe Phelps
Brooklyn
Missouri Valley A A U Adopts a Court Schedule
Officials of the Missouri Valley A A U basketball circuit adopted a tentative schedule for the 1936 37 season and added two new cities to member ships Monroe La will join and St Louis is voted a team yet to be sponsored Two Denver teams Safeways and Lifers will play along with Colorado Springs Kansas City and Bartlesville Okla
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Kuan
Sens
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Monroe
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Denver
Safeways and
Lifers
Colorado Springs
Kansas City
Bartlesville
Oklo
Kansas Varsity Freshman Football Game Set for Nov 21
The Kansas athletic office announced a varsity freshman football game will be played Saturday afternoon November 21 at 2 o clock in K U stadium. It was postponed from last week due to heavy rain and muddy field conditions affecting practice planning.
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Kansas
Kansas-Missouri
Columbia
K. U. Athletic Office
Kansas Varsity
Washburn
Kk. EL
Harvard May Take Some Defeats This Season
Harvard faces a tough schedule with ten varsity positions open to sophomores. Coach Nick Harlow bets a mix of experience and standout freshmen will yield limited wins against Amherst Brown Dartmouth and Virginia while planning future dividends in 1937. Key veterans include Jim Gaffney Bobby Jones and Vernon Struck amid a strong sophomore group led by Don Daughters Ben Smith and Cliff Wilson. Schedule lists Amherst Brown Dartmouth Virginia New Haven and Navy with dates through November 21.
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Mass
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Nick Harlow
Crimson
Amherst
Brown
Virginia
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Camain
Jim Gaffney
Dare
Bobby Jones
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Huckine Buck
Joe Nee
Croy
Don Daughters
Ben Smith
Ken Booth
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Little Chief
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Henry Russell
Cliff Wilson
Phil Brooks
Rusty Hardingbacks
Gib Winter
Alex Kevorkian
Russ Allen
Charlie Kessler
Tom Bilodeau
George Ford
George Hedblom
Dartmouth
New Haven
Navy
Others' Babies Bring Cash To Jobless The Graz Artists Club
The marriage and birth notices of others lift Czech and Austrian artists in Graz. Two years ago three unemployed men formed the Congratulation club a secret strictly business organization. They send a watercolor picture a verse and a letter declaring the symbol of happiness produced by men who have no work.
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