Jayhawkers Prepare for East Coast Football Trip
University of Kansas coach F. Allen and staff finalize plans for a coast trip. The squad will depart Lawrence Tuesday after practice, travel via Santa Fe to Detroit and Niagara Falls, then New York before returning to Lawrence. Team strength shown in recent stadium scrimmage.
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Army
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Chicago
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Calvert
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Jayhawks Open Season as Haskell Game Looms
Sports notes describe Kansas Jayhawks football opening on Haskell field at 2 30 with a trip to New York after the game. Coach Clark plans a Broadway night at the Astor area and a Sunday Worlds Series outing, with team stay at McAlpin next to the Astor.
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Haskell Dians
Lawrence
Clark
New York
Jayhawk‘ers
Porgy
McAlpin Hotel
Astor
Kansas College Sports Notes at Homecoming Stadium Expansion
The Kansas college sports notes describe seating expansion at the K. A. C. stadium with sections bringing capacity to about 2,400 beyond existing bleachers. Washburn's band prepares to support home games and winter concerts in Topeka parks. Coach Lamar Hoover suffers a football injury at Fairmount. Baker U. ex-star led Kan sas fame. Three College of Emporia athletes receive E blankets for five-letter careers. St Benedict’s Atchison faces a tough schedule with games lined up against St Mary’s Pittsburg Normal Doane Wentworth Rockhurst Pendle ton and Thanksgiving clash at Lamont Iowa.
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Washburn
Walter Emch
Bard
Topeka
College
Pandl
Lamar Hoover
Fairmount College
Wichita
Hoover
Kansas
Baker U
St. Benedict's Coliegé
Atchison
Olathe Mutes
St. Mary's College
St.Mary's
Pittsburg Normel
Pittsburg
Doane_ College
Crete
Nebraska
Louisville golf match draws Standard Oil head and youth prodigy
Samuel W. Coons president of the Standard Oil Company of Kentucky and young golfer Spike Clines, 18, will tee off in Audubon Country Club’s upcoming tournament. Spike, real name Hugh Clines, is the son of former county treasurer Thomas Clines and learned golf as a caddie.
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Samuel W. Coons
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Spike” Clines
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Fans Talk Of Super Plays From Baseball's Glorious Past
In New York 89, fans recall legendary moments and pitchers from the early 1900s to 1920s. They discuss Christy Mathewson, Rube Marquard, and Ed Walsh, plus key plays like Hoopers catch and Merkle muff, highlighting enduring clamor for the climactic games and iconic heroes.
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Andy
Three
Brown
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Detroit
Ed Ruelbach
Ed Pfeister
Cubs
Christy Mathewson
Rube Marquard
Giants
Bender
Eddie’Plank
Athletics
Franklin J. Baker
Bette
Jimes
Donahue
Nick Altrock
Frank Chance
Babe
Adams
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Tigers
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Okl
Harry Hooper
Doyle
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Engle
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Yerkes
Fred Merkle
Tris Speaker
Hooper
Old- Tris
Gardner
Devore
Wambegnass
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Elmer Smith
Bagby
Mike McNally
Scane
Mays
King Brady Hired as Northwestern Football Trainer
Evanston Ill Sept 29 King Brady longtime Chicago Cubs trainer has been hired by Dana M Evans Northwestern University athletics director as trainer for football. Brady is a renowned trainer who previously served Wisconsin Ohio State and Wisconsin again among others. He is expected to bring extensive experience to Northwestern football.
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Ill
King Brady
Chicago Cubs
Dana. M. Evans
Northwestern University
Brady
University ‘of Wigsconsin
Ohio State University
Bancroft Emerges as Giants Field Leader and Pennant Hope
New York, Sept. 28. Dave Bancroft has become the Giants’ defensive captain and a top all around player. Writers considered him among baseball’s most valuable, praising his defense and offense, base running, and leadership as the team vies for another pennant.
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New York
John McGraww
Hughey Jernings
Dave Bancroft
Giants
Bancroft
Jon Tinker
Cubs
Hans Wagner
Pirates
Rabbit Maranville
Pittsburgh
Boston
Jack Barry
Athetcs
Red Sox
Arthur Fletcher
Quakers
Salina Girls Debut Outdoor Hockey
Salina Kansas introduces outdoor hockey for high school girls this fall under Miss Ruth Miller supervisor of girls physical training. Games will be formed among girls classes with aim to arouse interest and learn the sport. no city rivalries yet as other schools lack teams. Kansas City area schools are noted as closest peers for girls hockey.
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Salina
Kan
Salina High
Ruth Miller
Salvna
Igra
Wolters Named Iowa State College Football Team Captain
A. E. Wolters of Dubuque Iowa a senior electrical engineering student heads the Ames Iowa based Iowa State College football team this fall at quarterback He is 21 and noted for track and football success including a Drake game breakout that led to captaincy He has long athletics background on Ames high school teams and participated in Drake relay teams that broke world records.
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Iowa
A. EE. Wolters
Dubuque
Iowa State
Tova
Lutters
Missairi
Wolters
Drake
Dubuque Iowa
Brown acquires interest in Brown Grocery partnership
Y O Brown buys remaining share of Brown and Stewart Grocery from Mr Stewart. He will run the business at 726 Massachusetts Street under the Brown Grocery name.
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Brown & Stewart
Stewart
Mass Setts
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Missouri Tigers Brace for Grinnell Opener in 1922
Missouri coach Tom Kelly notes guards and ends must emerge as the 1922 Tigers prepare for the October 7 opener against Grinnell. Roscoe Hill returns at left tackle, Herbert Bunker shifts to right tackle, with Van of Sedalia and Ralph Keller contending for guard roles. Clydé Smith appears ready at center while Rob Hays and Harry Schwimmt compete for end and wing spots. In the backfield, Elmer Kershaw directs signals as Al Lincoln moves to halfback and John Knight, with Tony Bundschu, also vying for major roles among many sophomores.
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Associated Press
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Tigers
Grinnell Collége
Tom Kelly
Bengal
Ceri
Roscoe Hill
Clinton
Herbert Bunker
Nevada
M. van
Sedalia
Ralph Keller
Bowling Green
Clydé’ Smith
Sapulpa
Alahoma
Robert Hays
Sweet Springs
Harry ‘ Schwimmt
Kansas City
John Walsh
Pittsfield
Illinois
Elmer Kershaw
St. Louis
al Lincoln
Webster Groves
Fulback
John Knight
Tony Bundschu
Independence
PHELAN WANTS FIGHTERS FOR Purdue Football
Lafayette Indiana September 29 Purdue head coach James Phelan declared his team will feature hard workers and hard fighters. In his debut season he set a strict two hour daily practice with a detailed outline of tasks to build the program.
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Lafayette
Ind
Associated Press
James Phelan
Purdue
S Phelan
Peri‘dd
Phelan
Phelan Prepares Squad For Opening Game Season
Phelan keeps a copy for himself and provides Ward Lamber and Vonernuth with copies as the outline is refined. The result is a well conditioned squad ready for the season opener with James Millik at college of Devatur in Linus October 7.
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Ward Lamber
Vonernuth
Phelan
James Millik
College of Devatur
Lin‘uis
KU Band to Feature Forty-Eight Players Under JC McCanles
JC McCanles announces this year’s University band with forty eight pieces. After a week of tryouts the lineup includes clarinets saxophones baritones trombones tromp tubes percussion and bass with trips planned to Kansas City and a football tour to Manhattan and Missouri.
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Kansas City
Manhattan
Missouri
Lorain
Long
H. C. Brown
Clifford G. Davis
Norman Westlund
F. D. Graham
H. J. Sharp
Kenneth W. Coons
Alvin Johnson
Vernon Kenny
J. Arthur Wolf
Clarence E. Enyart
John Lantz
Ted Walker
Brooks Schofield
Alvin Lefevre
T. Corser
Robert Jenks
Frank L. Martin
Lloyd W. Robinson
Albert Haas
A. Mendel
James L. Barron
C. L. Barnes
Robert Faust
Altos
J.robley
Harry Haw
Kansas Fifth District Federation meets in Manhattan
Twenty eight towns and more than fifty clubs expected to be represented at the twenty third annual meeting of the Kansas Fifth District Federation of Women's Clubs in Manhattan. The event runs Monday through Wednesday with speakers including prominent club leaders. Franklin County lamp coat on track and Derby grain prices are advertised in the local notices.
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Kansas Fifth On Federation of Women’s Clubs
Education notes on Constantinople special school plan
A Sept special-education proposal in Constantinople outlines a royal initiative to educate imperial Turkey heirs. Professors from France will teach languages including French German English Latin. Admission limited to children of royal blood and princes.
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Turkey
France
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