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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1936

Page

8

Undefeated Lions Face Topeka In EKC Opener

Lawrence high school Lions travel to Topeka to face the Trojans at Moore Bowl Washburn College Friday at 8 pm opening EKC contest. Lawrence seeks a third win after beating Valley Falls 27 to 1 and Horton 84 to 0 while Topeka aims to rebound from last season’s losses and a scoreless tie with Parsons. Ted Scott stands out for Topeka and Lawrence relies on backs Hilly Johnson Doug Brown Earl McClure as the Lions push a stronger ground game and versatile attack.

Lawrence High School Lions Topeka Trojans Kansas Topeka Moore Bowl Washburn College Lions Trojans Parsons Lawrence Valley Falls High School Horton Edd A. Wood Hilly Johnson Hugh Thurber Lion Doug Brown Earl McClure

Series Switchovers Drive Pepper in Shifty Run Game

The report highlights series backfield work with Charles Anderson as a dependable blocker and Bobby Allen and Jack Howard guiding the offense at quarterback. Ralph Houk misses a charley horse, while linemen Rusty Frink, Donald Palma teer, Louis Reiderer and guards Kephart Stewart McKay McKinney bolster the line. Lawrence and Topeka have met 40 times since 1893 with Lawrence leading in points 456 to 383.

Charles Anderson Bobby Allen Jack Howard Ralph Houk Rusty Frink Donald Palmateer Louis Reiderer Wood Dale Kephart John Stewart Harold McKay Bob McKinney Reiderer Frink Jack Houk Billy Penny Claire Rothchild Gaylord Carter Topeka Lawrence Lawrence Topeka Teddy Alford Robert Allen Douglas Brown Gordon Brown Emer Omer Buck Everett Buhler Bob Carman Walter Caughron Robert Collins Floyd Conlegger Edward Kelley Dele Kephart Donald Widnes Kenneth Lindenberger Alfred Linley Tmax Earl McClure Lauren McClure Hara le Kay Robert McKinney Elma Maiden Archie Mlertis Robert Nellis Richard Olmstead Dana Palmateer Virgil Gwens Jams I Rsons Tbilly Is Onny Lewis S Reiderer C&t David Rothchild Reynnlds Schultz Athol Shuster George Sparling Jack Stapleton Ward Hodges Lee Garick James Parsons Archie Morris George Goehring Delmer Slinkert David Massey Richard Vogel Donald Kidney Blaine Borders

Crimson Tide players to drink salt water in drills

Crimson Tide football players at Water University Alabama will drink salt water during practice periods. Salt is added to the drinking water to replenish losses from action on the field.

Water University Ala Crimson J Tide Bachman

Strong Prospects at East Lansing for Michigan State

East Lansing Michigan Sent. 20 Coach Charlie Bachman hosts a 65 man squad preparing for the Michigan game at Ann Arbor next Saturday. Bachman's Spartans beat Wayne University 27 here last Saturday and face a stiff schedule including Carnegie Tech Missouri Kansas Temple Arizona and Boston College. The backfield race centers on Harrison Neumann and Charles Halbert with Allan Diebold also in contention. Al Agett remains a standout back as the competition tightens.

East Lansing Mich Charlie Bachman Kansas State Michigan State Michigan University Ann Arbor Bachman Wayne University Michigan Lawrence Sparttans Kansans Acm Mann Halbert Neumann Allan Diebold Jackson Spartans al Agett

Sophomore backs shine as key pioneer in fall season

The article praises sopohmores Gene Ciolek and Johnny Pingel as nearly matching Agett's form, notes Art Brandstat ter as a likely fullback, and highlights George Kovacich of Whiting Indiana for strong line work. Coaches predict Kovacich to see significant service this fall.

Gene Ciolek Johnny Pingel Agett Art Brandstatter George Kovacich Whiting Ind

Deer season dangers from the careless rifleman

A veteran hunter warns of alcohol fueled gun misfires and urges safe practices as Utah sportsmen back stricter manners. He recalls bullets cracking past a farmer’s barn and stresses identifying cabins before shooting. The piece notes heavy rifles risk in settled country and calls for caution to protect nonhunters.

Larry Paver Utah Fish and Game Board

Hunters urged to guide youths to cut accidents this fall

Coaches Iowa State the great majority of hunters will listen to and profit by advice. If all sportsmen following game trails this fall offer kindly words to youngsters and newcomers, accidental wings should decrease. Flint clubs and field men stress safety and camouflage, noting old coats offer comfort but new jackets hinder stealth.

Rose Bowl hero linked to Rebels coach and Berwanger kin

Edgar Lee Walker head coach of the Mississippi Rebels earned his football grounding under Pop Warner at Stanford. He starred at halfback and end and caught the pass that tied the Rose Bowl game with Alabama. Bill Peters of Alabama is a cousin of Jay Berwanger, 1935 Chicago all America.

Miss Edgar Lee Walker Mississippi Rebels Pop Warner Stanford Alabama Berwanger Bama Star University Ala Bill Peters Jay Berwanger Chicago

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