Washburn to Meet Kansas in Hard Game Saturday
Washburn's strong line and speedy backs like Melvin Vigela loom as major test for Kansas as fans anticipate a fresh K A team showing against Wichita in a rain-delayed season buildup. Coaches hope weather clears for practice while reserves vie for starting spots behind John Leigh Floyd Hanson Wade Green George Harrington and others.
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One Inch From Champion in Kirkaldy Story and Odds
A 1944 obituary notes golfer Andrew Kirkaldy won near the Hamvish Open and died in May. The piece recalls his near miss at Musselburgh in 1869 when he failed the one inch putt against Willie Park, and Park’s eventual championship victory. Also included are short notes on boiling water behavior, glowworms versus fireflies, Boston and Maine employees’ pay, and a teaser for tomorrow’s topic Machine Guns For Peace.
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Kansas Jayhawker football squad ready for fall
Coach Lindsey praises the spirit of the Kansas Jayhawker players including Ence Douglas George Hapgood Dave Shirk Max Replogle and Ly man Divens as they develop a fighting team for challengers this fall though they are less experienced than earlier KU aggregations.
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Princeton to stage world mile record attempt
Five top runners led by Jack Lovelock and Glenn Cunningham will race October 3 at Palmer Stadium to challenge the mile record. Glen Dawson adds pace duty with half mile splits planned, timers at 22-yard markers to monitor tempo, aiming to break the 4 06.7 mark set by Cunningham.
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Track previews and scores from regional meet notes
Coaches Line and Dawson prep for long heats with Line boasting speed and Dawson ready to blaze a half mile plus. Lovelock trains for a final big race while Cunningham conditions at Harvard. Elks bowling scores list Robinson leading with 358 and team totals. Citadel game notes place Charleston as the Southern Conference’s southernmost member.
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University of Kansas 1936 Football Squad Roster
University of Kansas 1936 football roster lists players by name and number. Entries include George Hapc J D Richardson Clarence Douglass Kenneth Caldwell Maurice Cannady Ritchie Wallace deRoselivac Halt Wade Nelson Howard Smith Wade Green Dave Lutton Redney Loughmiller Voce MNiax Replogle Howard Burnett Mitton Meier Charles Arthur Charlies Stipp Joe Giannangelo Emil Wienecke Tierd Hanson Paul Masoner William Boardman Forrest Hardacre Lyman Divens George Harrington Clarence Winslow Francis Parenta 45 Croft Bruening 47 Howard Morland 43 Lyman Ketchum 49 Don Moore 50 51 33 34 35 56 ad 59 Harold Etchen Ferrel Anderson Herbert Gearhart Lewis Ward Dave Shirk Nathan Axel John Seigle George Stapleton Indicates letterman
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Dave Lutton
Redney Loughmiller
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Forrest Hardacre
Lyman Divens
George Harrington
Clarence Winslow
Francis Parenta
Croft Bruening
Howard Morland
Lyman Ketchum
Don Moore
Big Six football forecast from 1936 season outlook
Earl Potter analyzes Big Six standings with Nebraska atop, Kansas second, Oklahoma third, Kansas State fourth, Missouri fifth, and Iowa State last. Discusses coaches, sophomore players, and schedule hints for 1936 with candid predictions and context on past champs.
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Kansas Jayhawker Grid 1935 Squad Faces Washburn Opener
Coach Ad Lindsey leads Kansas football with sophomore and lettermen vying for first team spots. Grouped by positions, players mark time until Saturday afternoon’s KU stadium debut against Washburn, as Lindsey praises squad spirit.
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