Haskell Indians Beat Bethany in Opening 1916 Football
Haskell Indians triumph 20 to 0 over Bethany College in the opening 1916 season game. Fumbles and incomplete passes marked a slow first half, but Haskell rose to score in the third and fourth quarters with passes and runs, Williams and Murdock scoring, Thorstenberger adding field goals, and Bethany failing to finish drives.
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Hackell Indians
Bethany College
Fum- Biles
Haskell
Olson
Williams
Bethany
Bill Murdock
Indians
Hamilton
Clements
Evans
Tilberg
Larson
Murdock
Oval
Ada
Thorstenberger
Williamis
Shoruitenberger
Thornstenberger
Haskett
Nelgony
Benton E. Johnson
Williams Wrinkel
Peterson
Geeeens King
Bengston
Timothy
Johnson
C. Evans
A. Olgon
Titherg
Bergstrom
Rif
B. Murdock
Thorstenberg
Campbell
Bethany-Stone
Nelson
Swindell
Apelderson
C. Johnson
Swenson
A. Olson
Meashintby
King
W. Murdock
Stover
Black
L. Evans
B.murdock
Burdock
McBride
Ruppert
Wisconsin
Allen
Warrensburg Normal
Sudge
Sproull
K. U
Lawrence Boys
Caring for Cars and Brakes from the Auto Care Column
Practical tips on car washing frequency and methods to protect finishes, advise against harsh scrubbing, and recommend gentle wiping with cotton waste. Also discusses cooling systems and brake noise causes, offering checks on brake bands, drums, and adjustments, with guidance for readers to submit questions to Albert B. Mough.
Race for Astor Cup at Sheepshead Bay Speedway
More than thirty motor cars start on the Sheepshead Bay track for the Astor Cup race bringing a $25,000 purse. The 25 1/2 mile event aims to beat last year’s 102.60 mph record as entrants hopeful of a high speed run.
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Sheepshead Bay Speedway
New York
Jay-Hawk Song Debuts At Kansas Rally At Fraser Hall
Bruce Baker and Harry Irwin appointed as assistant cheerleaders for Kansas. A new K U football song Jay-Hawk by J C McCantes, sung to Turkey in the Straw, drew cheers at Fraser Hall opening rally. Chancellor Strong and Paul Greever urged school spirit and no profanity. A late night parade formed. freshmen prepare bonfire boxes.
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Fraser Hall
K. U
J.C.’ McCantes
Jay-Hawk
McCook Field
McCanles
Routers
Jimmy
Strong
Paul Greever
Bruce Bakers
Harold Urwint
Gedney
Bewersock
First Annual Automobile Race Meet at Dodge City
The Dodge City speedway hosts its First Annual Automobile Race Meet on October 7 with $1275 in purses. Sanction No. 81 by the A A A approves two races starting at 11 a m central time. The 50 mile race is for non stock cars under 230 cubic inches and the 150 mile event is a free for all for non stock cars. Many small four and six cylinder cars are eligible for the first race while the 150 mile race will attract the fast cars and potential record speeds.
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Dodge City
Middle West
Central Times
Ito
Batting Champs Face Tight Race With End Near
Chicago headlines show Hat Chase and Tris Speaker leading in batting averages as the season nears close. Chase sits four points ahead of Lou McCarty while Speaker enjoys a wide margin over Cobb in the American League.
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Chicago
Chase
Tris Speaker
Lou McCarty
York
Speaker
Cobb
Aarti Chase
Cincinnati
Wheat
Brooklyn
Max
Carey
Pittsburg
Flack
Williams
Burns
New York
McCarty
Brooklyn-New York
Daubert
Hinchman
Hernsby
St. Louis
Robert
Stock
Philadel
Iphiz
Long
Zimmerman
Chicago-New York
Rudolph
Boston
Eddie Collins
Weaver
Jackson
Pipp
Detroit
Sepaker
Cleveland
Philadelphia
E. Collins
Gardner
Veach
Felsch
Sislér
Bauman
Jee
Roland
Detroit- Cutlop
New
Caveleskie
Morton
Cleotte
Faber
Ruth
Benz
D. C
Foster
Shawkey
Plymouth Church Notes Rally Week and Dedication
Plymouth Church outlines Rally Week from October 1 to 8 with multiple church activities. The new Parish House dedication is scheduled for tomorrow with services in the church and auditorium, followed by a procession to the new building. Public is invited and events include Sunday school in the Parish House assembly room, special Rally Day programs, and a New Edison record program featuring Dean Butler.
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Hong
Plymouth
and Wise Hall
Edison
Dean Butler
Nnsume
Missouri Valley Conference Opens Football Season
Kansas, the Aggies, Ames, and Drake kick off Missouri Valley play as Kansas State and Baker face rivals in Des Moines and Mantattan. Jayhawkers meet Emporia Normal, Ames faces teachers college, and Nebraska and Washington also appear in the schedule.
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Kansan
Aggies
Ames
Denke Mone
Kansas City
Missouri Valley
Kansas
Kans Aggies
Drake
Jayhawkers
Emporish Normals
Kansas Aggies
Baker
Mantattand
Ames Avitt
Nebraska
Pipsaut
Washington
Sey
Veake
Penn Cotteme
Des Moines
Hungary faces food crisis prompts government plan
Reuters Amsterdam reports Premier Tisan told the hungarian chamber that weather disrupted government calculations to control grain distribution. The crisis worsens as grain stocks fall short of normal consumption, prompting a new department to oversee food allocation. Fairmount College and Kansas Wesleyan play a Kansas Conference game in Salina with Wichita dispatches noting Fairmount’s strong squad. Abman remark about politicking and a dig at city fights rounds out the fragment.
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Friends
Wichita
Kan
Triendy University
Phillips College
Oklahoma
Mieter
Kansas
London
Hungary
Reuter
Amsterdam
Tisan
Tle
Fairmount
Salina
Ace lefty eyes world mark in phall battle to repeat
AlexanderS wing right arm aims to surpass Smoky Joe Yoo in STR. Meeye and Moran's 1915 title-winners look set for world selfies as Ace delivers steady control. In 44 games he trained 166 hitters and allowed 49 passes over 800 innings.
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Alexanders
Smoky Joe Yoo
Alex
Conrades
Royal Routers
Philadelphia
Pat Moran
Meeye
Atex
Business College Notes Highlights From Council Grove and Beyond
Reports from the Business College note Lester Loomas of Council Grove and Frank Miller of Raymond, both former LBC students now Kansas bankers, visiting after a Bankers meeting in Kansas City. Tat Segraves takes a Greensburg bank post, Glen Gamber moves to Little Rock Civil Service, with $75 monthly plus 30 days paid leave. John Hansen in Washington reports a $100 salary raise. Night school begins next Monday with classes Mon Wed Fri evenings, offering full day school options plus tailored instruction. Enrollment for the first month runs 50 percent ahead of last year as new term divisions form.
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John Hansen
Civil Service
Washington
Hel Thas
John
Ha College
Care for Soldiers Teeth Kept Busy at Topeka
In Topeka on September 30 Dr. Waller Hunt of Oskaloosa and Lt. Harold with First Kansas troops prepared for front duty. Reports say orders shifted for several medical officers, with some assigned to different posts while others await transport. Red tape delayed movements as Kansas units were readied for San Antonio and Eagle Pass.
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W. W. Hunt
Oskalwsa
Kansas
Tass
San Antonio
War Department
KL Mase
Hareld
ML Tsolastel
Eagle Pass
Storm Depths Aboard Sea Cables In Violent Seas
The United States telegraphic office concludes that storms affect deep sea. gales disturb depths up to 850 times wave height. At about 4000 feet a submarine cable crosses a depression between the North Atlantic and Norwegian Sea basins and has moved during storms. Violent tempests are felt at even greater depths.
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United States
Fragmented note on a simple key making machine design
A garbled description outlines a kebougekitts device to make keys with a lever and wheel. It mentions a price of 88 and a basic assembly where the key is duplicated and threaded through guided components. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or coherent steps.
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Will Hargiss
The
Normals
K. U
Kk. U
Phieed Jin
He Hlack
Hanel
Aindin
Extending Life of Oileleth in Oilcloth Shelves
A fragment discusses methods involving brown paper and oilcloth to extend the life of a product named Oileleth. The text references double taser devices and twill weniver times, suggesting preservation or packaging considerations. The fragment lacks coherent details, dates, or clear actors to extract a full event or outcome.
Jewelers Comment On Pear Shaped Diamonds
A jeweler notes pear shaped diamonds require significant care and attention due to their cut. The statement highlights handling, setting, and maintenance considerations for these gemstones.
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Askel
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Hopeledaly
Business College
Midland
St. Marys St. Marys
Midland College
Atchison
St. Marys College
Hymiball
McNish
Big Nine Elevens
Brookly
Lawrence High School
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Lawrence
Olcott
McCook
Western Front
Kansas Normals
U. S
K.U. Has
C. E. McBride
Kansas City Star
Manhattan
Albert L. ‘Clough
Internatione
Biatar
Tigisoll
Betheen
Colin Fy
Abbert B. Mough
Astor Cay
W. B. Brown
University Kansas
Brown
Sthumer
Linotypes
Eusterm O Manufacturing
Mingouri Valley
Ivan
Kansas ¢ Agricultural College
G. Clevenger
Walter Universsity
Clevenger
Bell-Ans
Jay Hawk
McCaules
Bruce Baker
Harry Irwin
nPop
al Rock
Charle Jayhawk
Plymouth Church
Anne Voll
Suppee
Tor
More Inn
Charles M. Sheldon
Phere
Sheldon
Central
Ghardi
Topeki
Topeka
Aawrens
Nyals ‘Muskdys
Iound Corner, Drug Co
ACEX
Woo
Grover, Alexander
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